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Last-second losses are known to age head coaches prematurely. At least that's one problem that Ron Turner does not have.
His Illini team has been blown out in the first quarter of losses to Wisconsin and Purdue in consecutive weeks.
It may not get much better this week against Michigan State's resurgent Spartans. As Michigan State QB Jeff Smoker studies film of the Illinois defense, he may feel like a 10-year-old anticipating a Christmas Day haul of presents. There appears to be nothing that the Illinois defense can do to stop the Michigan State passing attack.
Smoker was named co-Big Ten player of the week after his sensational 32-of-40 performance against Indiana. The Illinois defense gave up 534 yards to the Boilermakers and have not shown any ability to stop upper-level Big Ten teams.
That does not speak well of Turner nor his defensive coordinator Mike Cassity. The Illini defensive scheme is simply not working. This is not a defense that goes up the field and attacks. The Illinois defense preached by Cassity calls for a lot of reading and reacting by the players ... and they have clearly struggled the past two seasons.
While Illinois simply might not be strong enough on either side of the line of scrimmage, it seems that players like DE Derrick Strong and MLB Matt Sinclair have more than enough toughness and power to get the job done. The secondary has been below par in coverage and has also struggled to tackle.
Illinois needs to find its pride this week or Michigan State may be in a position to hand out another painful defeat.
SCOUTING THE OFFENSE: The Illini want to get their running game going again with E.B. Halsey. Purdue was much too tough defensively for the Illinois offensive line, but if the Illini offensive line can step up and play somewhat better, Halsey could have a solid game. Halsey has breakaway speed and scored on a 41-yard punt return vs. the Boilermakers. If Jon Beutjer can throw one scoring pass, he'll tie Jeff George for sixth place on the school's career TD pass list with 31.
SCOUTING THE DEFENSE:At some point or another it's got to be a matter of pride for this unit. If the Illini can follow last year's script, they should be able to play much better in the second half of the season. After starting 1-5 a year ago, the Illini won four of their final six games. The front seven needs to step up in a big way, or the Illini might not win a game until it faces Indiana on Nov. 8.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "Jon is still our quarterback. Jon is a great guy." -- Freshman QB Chris Pazan on starter Jon Beutjer. With the Illini falling to 1-5, Pazan is likely to get several opportunities the rest of the season.
Two Big Ten games against Michigan and Michigan State resulted in two losses for the Hoosiers. Nothing surprising about those results.
But with Northwestern coming to Bloomington this Saturday, the Hoosiers have a legitimate chance to record a Big Ten win, and are just mild underdogs according to the oddsmakers.
Indiana has shown a somewhat improved offense -- especially from a long-play perspective. The Hoosiers have had 17 plays of 20 or more yards this season and most have involved the passing of QB Matt LoVecchio.
LoVecchio had six plays of 20 yards or longer in the loss to Kentucky last month and two more against Michigan State last week. The ability to go downfield should be a huge factor against the Wildcats, who allowed five touchdowns of 31 yards or longer against Minnesota. Gopher QB Asad Abdul-Khaliq connected with WR Jared Ellerson on TD passes of 96 and 82 yards.
That should get LoVecchio's juices flowing. Glenn Johnson, Aaron Halterman and BenJarvus Green-Ellis have made big plays throughout the season and they should get involved against the Wildcats.
Northwestern is one team that Indiana has tormented over the years. Indiana has averaged 40 points in the last four seasons against Northwestern and has often taken its frustrations out on the Wildcats.
Look for that scenario to play out again this week.
SCOUTING THE OFFENSE: The Hoosiers are frustrated after venturing into Michigan State territory five times last week but coming away with only three points. The Indiana running game has been fairly solid with BenJarvus Green-Ellis and Brian Lewis getting the job done. WR Glenn Johnson has caught 21 passes for 249 yards and one touchdown and he could dramatically increase his totals against the Wildcats.
SCOUTING THE DEFENSE:After a very solid game against Michigan, the Hoosiers got destroyed by Jeff Smoker and the Michigan State passing game. Northwestern does not have a QB threat like Smoker, so the Hoosiers should be able to hang in there. If Indiana can play decent run defense and slow down Jason Wright, the Hoosiers have a great chance at picking up the home win.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "I thought the first half our defense was playing hard. We gave up a couple of big plays but overall I thought we were doing OK. The same was true on offense." -- Head coach Gerry DiNardo on Indiana's effort in the first half against Michigan State.
The Hawkeyes could not be in a better frame of mind for their Oct. 18 confrontation at Ohio State.
Both teams ran undefeated through the Big Ten schedule last year -- and avoided each other in the process. Neither team appears to be as talented as they were a year ago, but both continue to win with regularity.
Preparation and game-planning likely will go a long way in determining this year's winner. That's a big strength of Ferentz, who is highly thought of around the country and throughout NFL circles.
WR Maurice Brown has missed the past three games with an ankle injury and his status for Ohio State have not been determined. Without Brown in the lineup, Ramon Ochoa has been asked to step up and make big plays. He was solid against Arizona State and Michigan, but his failures against Michigan State played a key role in Iowa's only loss.
The Hawkeyes need to get their passing game going against the Buckeyes, because the Ohio State defense is extremely tough against the run. The Buckeyes will be a super test for RB Fred Russell, who is one of the best runners in the Big Ten and is coming off a 110-yard day against Michigan.
The question is, can QB Nathan Chandler get the passing game going in a tough environment against a fabulous defense? We'll soon find out.
SCOUTING THE OFFENSE: After a horrible performance against Michigan State and a rough start against Michigan, the Iowa offense surged in the 30-27 win over the Wolverines. QB Nathan Chandler, booed by the home crowd after three three-and-out series early in the game, threw two TD passes and ran for another score. Head coach Kirk Ferentz was impressed with his courage and character after coming back from the slow start.
SCOUTING THE DEFENSE:The Hawkeyes were sharp early in the season, shutting down Miami of Ohio's Ben Roethlisberger and Arizona State's Andrew Walter, two of the finest gunslingers around. But Iowa was beaten badly by Michigan State's Jeff Smoker and Michigan's John Navarre in consecutive weeks. If Michigan's special teams had not broken down, the Hawkeyes probably would have lost, as Michigan threw for 389 yards.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "We deserved to be booed. Three straight three-and-outs -- we weren't looking too good at that point. It's frustrating for the players as well." -- Iowa QB Nathan Chandler on the Hawkeyes' rough start against Michigan. Chandler and the offense woke up and Iowa walked away with its second straight win over Michigan.
After a sensational 5-1 start that includes impressive wins over Notre Dame and Iowa, the Spartans will have to prove their worth as they go on the road for four of the next five games.
They should be able to handle their first road trip against an underperforming Illinois team. While Illini QB Jon Beutjer has a strong arm and reads defenses well, the Illini are getting beaten on both sides of the line of scrimmage and regularly get out-hustled.
That has definitely not been the case for the Spartans, who are getting better and growing more confident every week.
Michigan State's weakness to this point in the season has been its pass defense, which is ranked last in the Big Ten. Perhaps some of that is due to the fact that it is very difficult to run against Michigan State. The Spartans stopped Notre Dame and Indiana cold in that area and held down Iowa's running game in the win Sept. 27.
SCOUTING THE OFFENSE: QB Jeff Smoker is at the top of his game, coming off a performance in which he completed 32-of-40 passes against Indiana. While the Illinois pass defense is probably better than Indiana's, that unit has not shown any ability to stop hungry offensive teams -- and that's just what the Spartans are. This game could get ugly if the Spartans play well in the first quarter.
SCOUTING THE DEFENSE:The Spartans are a force on defense. Nobody ever suspected that John L. Smith would produce a nasty, physical defense, but that is just what has happened in East Lansing. With Mike Labinjo packing a big punch at the MLB spot, the Illini are likely to be on the wrong end of another whipping.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "I was really disappointed in myself that (Louisiana Tech) game. Those were makeable field goals and I didn't make them and we lost that game by one. Since then, my own little personal battle has been to do as much as I can to help us win games." -- Michigan State PK Dave Rayner, who has made eight straight FG attempts after missing three in the early-season home loss to Louisiana Tech.
In addition to all his other duties as coach, Randy Walker knows he has to be a psychologist as well.
The Wildcats were sky-high when they took the field against Minnesota last week and quickly went out to a 14-0 lead. Since the Gophers were undefeated and perhaps looking forward to a confrontation with Michigan, the game appeared to have upset written all over it.
However, the Northwestern defense started giving up huge passing plays and the game quickly went the other way. Instead of intense, focused players, Walker saw the blank expression of the thoroughly beaten on his sideline.
He needs to find a way to wake up his players this week against Indiana. The Wildcats don't have many chances to win Big Ten games, and if this game slips through their grasp, they could suffer through a winless Big Ten season.
Look for RB Jason Wright to have a solid game against the Hoosiers, who rank near the bottom of the league with 156.5 rushing yards allowed per game. However, if the Northwestern defense can't get up off the mat, Walker may have another miserable afternoon.
Northwestern could have a distraction since two offensive linemen -- Bill Newton and Scott Crohn -- were arrested after they tried to enter a private house in Evanston while posing as police. Both players were suspended by Walker.
"We had two football players make a bad choice," Walker said. "This isn't a unique thing. It has happened before and we'll continue to review their case and go from there."
SCOUTING THE OFFENSE: RB Jason Wright has the speed and quickness to torment Indiana, but head coach Randy Walker needs QBs Brett Basanez and Alexander Webb to demonstrate consistency and accuracy in the passing game.
SCOUTING THE DEFENSE:The Wildcats were outscored 42-3 after taking a 14-0 lead against Minnesota. The defense got obliterated by Minnesota's passing game and Wildcat defenders were left with a "what happened" look. MLB Pat Durr is the leader on this unit and he needs to find a way to lift his teammates' spirits so they can perform well in a winnable game.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "We need to find a spark. We need to find a way to play solid football for 60 minutes." -- Northwestern MLB Pat Durr on the Wildcats' tendency to fall apart after a bad play or two.
The numbers don't lie. There is Ohio State, the defending national champion, sitting last in the Big Ten with an average of 298.4 yards per game.
The Buckeyes hope that number can start to climb -- and fast -- because Big Ten play is starting hot and heavy with Saturday's game at Wisconsin.
Last week's bye allowed QB Craig Krenzel, who had missed two games with a sore elbow, time to get healed. Barring any late-week setbacks, he will be in the lineup Saturday for Ohio State's first road game of the year.
Early in the season, Krenzel's passes lacked zip and accuracy and the Buckeye offense struggled to move the ball. If the Buckeyes have any hope of staying unbeaten in the Big Ten this season, they must get some improvement in the passing game because it's clear that the running game is nothing close to what it was a year ago without Maurice Clarett.
The running chores are being handled by Lydell Ross and Maurice Hall. Both are dependable, useful players, but neither has the power nor the explosiveness that Clarett brought to the table, which has helped make the Ohio State offense one-dimensional. Hence, the last-in-the-Big-Ten ranking.
Another problem: The Buckeyes are converting 32.9 percent of their third-down opportunities, last in the league.
But emblematic of how this team just finds a way to win: Ohio State is first in the conference in red-zone offense, converting on 18 of 19 opportunities, 94.7 percent.
"We have seen a little bit of improvement," Ohio State coach Jim Tressel said of his offense. "But not nearly as much as I think we need to have to be a Big Ten championship team."
SCOUTING THE OFFENSE: The Buckeyes aren't exciting and tend to deliberately play it close to the vest so that defense and special teams can win the game. They need QB Craig Krenzel to come back from his elbow injury throwing sharp, crisp passes. If he is rusty, the Wisconsin defense will be in position to steal the game.
SCOUTING THE DEFENSE:No problems here. This is why the Buckeyes remain undefeated. There is strength all over the defense, but the front four is the key. Ohio State brings pressure throughout the game and causes a ton of havoc.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "I think Maurice Clarett brought a dynamic to the team. It's hard to deny that. He could take a play that wasn't blocked perfectly and maybe take it for a little bit longer. But we can't allow ... we don't allow ourselves to dwell on things like that." -- Ohio State TE Ben Hartsock, to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Even though Penn State has not played Purdue since 2000, the Nittany Lions might be familiar with the Boilermakers' style when they travel to West Lafayette this Saturday.
The Boilermakers are stout and experienced on both sides of the line of scrimmage. They have a nasty, hard-hitting defense that will cause problems for 60 minutes. They have a big, strong quarterback who can throw over the top of the defense and also hit the short passes. They have a multi-faceted ground game that can pick up touchdowns in the red zone and grind out first downs in the fourth quarter.
Hey ... isn't that the way Penn State used to play football.
The Nittany Lions are coming off home losses to Minnesota and Wisconsin and now must go on the road against a team that should contend for the Big Ten title. Penn State has been close in its Big Ten losses, but couldn't get the play it needed to get over the top in the fourth quarter,
"There's a lot of character in a lot of kids on this team," coach Joe Paterno told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
"They may get down. And they may not play every game the way you like to see them play it, but they don't go out there on Mondays and mope around. They're out there trying to get better."
SCOUTING THE OFFENSE: The offense got a major lift from the presence of QB Michael Robinson against Wisconsin. Penn State was struggling through the air with Zack Mills at quarterback, but Robinson threw for 379 yards and two touchdowns. Penn State could be a much better scoring team in the second half of the season as Robinson takes flight.
SCOUTING THE DEFENSE:The run defense was non-existent against Wisconsin. Purdue head coach Joe Tiller has two solid backs in Jerod Void and Jerome Brooks, so look for the Purdue running game to test the Penn State defense, which ranks last in the conference against the run (216.7 yards per game).
QUOTE TO NOTE: "I think sometimes that every guy on the team doesn't believe. We're starting to get more people believing because we're going down to the wire with some pretty good teams. Once we get everyone on that sideline believing, we'll start coming away with some wins." -- Penn State QB Michael Robinson.
Head coach Joe Tiller has built a team that is solid in every area and may be excellent in most of them.
While Purdue has not faced a lot of high-level teams to this point in the season, the Boilermakers have played a suffocating brand of defense (a Big Ten-low 12.8 points per game) and have a versatile, if not exactly high-flying, offense that is averaging 33.4 points per game.
It should be more of the same when a flawed Penn State team comes to West Lafayette.
The Nittany Lions are a team in transition after losing a boatload of talent to the NFL, and Purdue's experience edge should be apparent on both sides of the line.
The Boilermakers have a first-rate passing game with Kyle Orton at quarterback. They can run the ball very well with Jerod Void and Jerome Brooks. The defense is tough and nasty. It's nearly impossible to run the ball against Purdue because of DE Shaun Phillips and MLB Niko Koutivides, and S Stuart Schweigert anchors a tremendous pass defense.
The Boilermakers have also gotten a big lift from special teams -- an area that was a weakness last season.
It all should add up to Purdue's fifth straight win this weekend.
SCOUTING THE OFFENSE: The offense was a bit sluggish against Notre Dame, so Joe Tiller rode them hard last week and the Boilermakers had a tremendous three-TD first quarter against Illinois. The running game is solid with Jerod Void, who gained 119 yards and scored four TDs against Illinois.
SCOUTING THE DEFENSE:This unit is sound everywhere. The Purdue front seven refused to give the Illinois running game any room -- just 38 rushing yards allowed -- and they should be able to slow down Penn State as well.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "A team's rushing game is like their manhood. As a defense, we want to make a team one-dimensional. We take a lot of pride in our front seven in saying they're not going to run the ball on us. If they're going to beat us, they're going to have to beat us through the air." -- Purdue linebacker Niko Koutouvides on his team's defensive goals.
The Badgers have one of those measuring-stick games this week as undefeated Ohio State heads to Madison.
The Badgers will learn just how good they are against the defending national champions, and have been looking at this game since the start of the season.
"I always look at this game when the schedule comes out," WR Lee Evans told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. "It is always fun to look ahead. We wanted to make it a big game. And the stage is set."
The Badgers have gone to the running game as the main focus of their offense during three straight wins. However, RBs Anthony Davis and Dwayne Smith have ankle injuries, meaning freshman Booker Stanley may get most of the carries.
But the Badgers are going to have to go to the passing game quite a bit. Ohio State is very strong in the front seven and Barry Alvarez knows he can't just ram the ball down the Buckeyes' throats. As a result the Badgers might open things up early with the hope that the running game will take hold later on.
SCOUTING THE OFFENSE: The Badgers have a bunch of talent at the RB spot, but Anthony Davis has been slow to recover from an ankle injury and so has Dwayne Smith. As a result, Booker Stanley has carried the load in two of the last three games. Stanley rushed for 119 yards and a touchdown against Penn State. Jim Sorgi will also have to go to the air against Ohio State. Sorgi is coming off an awful game at Penn State -- he was just 9-of-26 -- and isn't exactly a proven commodity in a big game.
SCOUTING THE DEFENSE:The Wisconsin defense has allowed just 109 rushing yards the last two games against Illinois and Penn State. The Ohio State offense has struggled this season, and the Badgers should be able to contain the Buckeyes much as most teams have.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "We're pretty riled up. We're going to come out and give it our all." -- Wisconsin TE Tony Paciotti on the mood of the team heading into their confrontation with Ohio State.
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The University of Uyo has announced the schedule of events for the 19th and 20th Convocation Ceremony of the institution. The Senate of the University of Uyo wishes to announce to all graduands, parents, guardians and the general public, that the Nineteenth and Twentieth Convocation for the Conferment of Honorary Degrees, Higher Degrees, First Degrees, and the award of Diplomas, Certificates and Prizes to her 2010/2011 and 2011/2012 graduands will take place as follows:
University of Uyo 19th and 20th Convocation Ceremony – Schedule of Events:
1. Thursday, November 20, 2014
• 10.00am – Press Briefing by the Vice-Chancellor
• 12.00am – Inauguration of Projects
• 3.00pm – Convocation Lecture
Topic: To Heal A Fractured Nation: Some Thoughts on Education and Leadership.
Lecturer: Most Rev, Dr. Matthew Hassan Kukah, Bishop of Sokoto Catholic Diocese.
Venue: ELF Theatre, University of Uyo, Main Campus, Nwaniba Road, Uyo.
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2. Friday, November 21, 2014
Conferment of First Degrees, Award of Diplomas, Certificates and presentation of Academic Prizes.
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• Keynote Address: Nigeria's Education in A Season of Economic and Moral Decay – The Way – Forward.
• Speaker: Mr. Udom Inoyo, Executive Director, Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited, Lagos.
• Venue: Convocation Arena, University of Uyo, Main Campus, Nwaniba Road, Uyo.
3. Saturday, November 22, 2014
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I noticed that some of our users are able to put choose simple passwords, such as all 3's or just lower case and a symbol. We have enabled a policy on the domain to force the system to allow only complex passwords. I've run RSOP.msc to check the policies as they're applied to the workstations. There are no errors anywhere.
Our domain runs as a Windows 2000 functional level because we have one remaining Windows 2000 Server. It doesn't look like removing that server and raising the funcational level to Windows Server 2003 Native will help because this doesn't appear to be one of the differences between those domain levels.
Any thoughts?
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Nov 10, 2008 at 3:06 UTC
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Did you apply the password policy to the Default Group Policy (entire domain) or just to a specific OU(s)? Should be a policy for users not computers.
Nov 10, 2008 at 3:12 UTC
This was applied directly to the domain at the root level. I didn't apply it to an individual user OU because that would have caused the policy to apply to users who were logging into the workstations locally instead of the domain.
Nov 10, 2008 at 3:23 UTC
And these users simple passwords are newly created passwords, not existing ones pre-policy?
Nov 10, 2008 at 3:29 UTC
Yes, the policy has been in effect since exactly one year ago. All passwords would have aged out by now.
There is also no WMI Filter attached to this policy.
I was tipped off to this when I watched a user enter her password (repeating one number several times) and another gave me her password out of frustration (repeating lower case letters with one symbol).
Nov 10, 2008 at 3:31 UTC
You actually can't apply password polices to anything but the domain level. Those policies on any other level will simply be ignored.
Did you actually apply the policy to the top level (right against the domain object)? Anything lower won't work.
On the workstation you can run "gpresult" from a command prompt and see what policies are applied --and sometimes it'll give a hint as to why it didn't work.
* Clarification: Windows 2008 AD now supports multiple password policies (called "fine grained") but this is not supported in 2000/2003 AD
Nov 10, 2008 at 3:55 UTC
The policies on lower levels will apply, but not to users who are logging in with domain accounts. They would only apply to the accounts created individually on each client. Pretty pointless.
The policy is applied to the domain object. I've attached a screenshot that shows the select tree level that the policy is applied to, as well as the actually setting from that policy.
Nov 10, 2008 at 4:02 UTC
Attached is the output of GPResult on a workstation. (Plain text file.) To me, everything looks fine. The end of the Results file has a kind of 'double negative' wording, which Group Policy is full of. It states that four policies were not applied because they were filtered out. Then, it lists each of the four with the phrase "Filtering: Not Appiled (Empty)".
After testing, those "not applied" items that were "not filtered" really do work, except for the password policy.
Nov 10, 2008 at 4:09 UTC
Yeah, the "not applied" thing is in the user section, which that policy doesn't have any user settings so it's not applied.
Everything looked OK to me. It's the old adage "Except for the fact that it doesn't work, everything looks good!"
Another tool to use is the "Group Policy Management Console", download it here. This is a lot better GPO management tool the ADUC. Down at the bottom there is a GPO modeling program that'll get very granular for that PC, who logs into it, etc. Maybe that will give you more info.
The last thing would be to check your event logs on that PC, maybe it's having problems downloading policies properly.
Nov 11, 2008 at 7:35 UTC
The domain protection should be set trough
Domain Protection
Can't rememer exactely the name of the nmc plugin but can find attached a screenshot
Nov 11, 2008 at 7:43 UTC
Well at first glance you have the Enforce Strong Password policy applied to the computer. Though I've never tried it, I would think it'd have to be applied to the user.
But I'd go with what martin said, configure that policy on the default domain policy
Nov 11, 2008 at 8:19 UTC
Based on what I see in your settings, everthing is set, except you only have the setting enabled for "password must meet complexity requriements". You don't have anything else set. In the screenshot you supplied, all other settigns are at default.
You also need to define the other settings on that same screen to tell windows what the complexity requriements you want are, such as password length. My bet is that is part of the problem. I would set the age, and history and especially password length settings, otherwise users can use a single character for a password if they want.
Nov 11, 2008 at 12:58 UTC
Got it...
I used Group Policy Management Console to test all the policies against a computer and user. I still found no issues. I then noticed that this complexity policy that I created was listed as "Line 2" in the list of policies, which controls their priority. I moved it up to Line 1 causing it to take precedence over the Default Domain Policy. Now with the Complexity policy in position number one, it works. Our Default Domain Policy may have been modified in the past (a big no-no), and it actually says to disable complex passwords.
WHEW! Group Policy Management Console is awesome.
Nov 11, 2008 at 2:47 UTC
Yeah, Microsoft should have never shipped GPO's without it!
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Family's book sale a wrapup of dad's dream
Paul L. Radion Jr. wanted to do more than open just a bookstore.
A New Kensington native who had been raised in Gilpin Township, Radion came back to the area from New Hampshire in 2009 after his parents died.
"My dad wanted to move back to be closer to the family," said his daughter, Karen Watkins, of Lower Burrell.
He brought with him six tractor-trailers full of books from Sunapee Books, his store in Newport.
He set his sights on the former Gilpin Elementary School, which, beyond a bookstore, Watkins said, he envisioned becoming a hub for the community with other shops and more.
"He had a lot of plans. He really did," Watkins said of her father, who served with the Navy in Vietnam. "He wanted a meeting place for veterans, a place where they could come together and feel comfortable. He had a lot of good ideas."
Those plans and ideas met with concerns and restrictions and never came to fruition.
His health declined and Radion died at home in Gilpin on March 1 at age 65, having never opened a bookstore here.
He has left his children — daughter Karen and his son, Paul J. Radion, of Rhode Island — with about 150,000 books.
The books had been in storage and now are kept at the old Kensington Electric building off Route 66 at Grantz Hollow Road in Bethel, where Watkins is opening the doors to the public for a sale this weekend.
"We want to get them out of here," she said on Thursday while prepping for the sale, their second. "It's overwhelming at times. What does one do with 150,000 books?"
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Watkins thinks she has more books than a lot of libraries — and she's right.
For example, her inventory is two to three times that of Peoples Library, which has about 32,000 items at its main library in New Kensington and about 28,000 at its Lower Burrell branch.
Her collection also tops the 2012 circulation of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh's Downtown & Business branch, which circulated about 118,000 items last year.
It would place Radion's selection third in Carnegie Library's 19 location system after Squirrel Hill, which circulated about 274,000 items, according to the library.
"The variety is what's amazing. There's everything from cookbooks to textbooks to literary classics," Watkins said. "All languages — Spanish romance novels, I got those, too. There's fiction and nonfiction — everything under the sun."
Gems include rare books, first editions and autographed books.
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A signed Ernest Hemingway first edition had been seen, but now can't be located.
"There's a lot of cool things here," Watkins said.
Trailers were a concern
Concerns over the trailers in which Radion kept his books resulted in Gilpin Township officials in 2011 placing conditions on his plans to locate at the closed elementary school on Godfrey Road.
"He was upset," she said. "He thought he would've gotten a better reaction to what he wanted to do."
While Watkins said her father probably could have abided by their terms, doing so was probably not in his nature.
To get around no smoking rules in New Hampshire, Radion turned his bookstore into a private club.
He charged a one-time membership fee of 25 cents so he and his customers could smoke in the store.
"My dad could be a very stubborn man at times," Watkins said. "I think if my dad had been more forthcoming with the information about what he wanted to do, a lot more would've accepted the idea and would've helped him more."
"He wanted to take an eyesore and make something good," she said. "I really wish he would've succeeded."
1st sale left many books
The first sale in August went well and drew a lot of book dealers, but made barely a dent in the collection.
Many of the books are now organized on shelves for easy browsing, but three trailers remain half-full of books.
As co-administrators of their father's estate, Watkins said she and her brother have not decided what they'll ultimately do with the books.
They've made donations to charity, and will do more, but the estate has bills to pay.
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Last Sunday, organizers from the National Immigrant Youth Alliance (NIYA) protested outside of Broward Transitional Center to demand "a full and complete review of all detainees at the center." Around 50 activists and community members gathered to hold signs and impede traffic in the streets of Pompano Beach. Four demonstrators (Ally Ruiz, Daniel Alvardo, Marco Saabedra, and Diri Diana Martinez) from NIYA were subsequently arrested after a civil disobedience demonstration that led to road closures.
The protests follow President Obama's announcement last year and earlier this year to limit detention and deportation for immigrants with high level offenses and extensive criminal backgrounds. Due to the ICE's limited resources, the John Morton Memo outlines that detention and deportation should not prioritize low-risk immigrants with close family ties, limited criminal backgrounds, and extensive residency.
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More important, Mike Jenkins and Terence Newman can't cover Megatron, also known as Calvin Johnson. Jason Garrett calls him arguably the best player - not just receiver - in the game.
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But the biggest reason the Cowboys won't hold Stafford under his average is that he's playing great football right now. He can make any throw you want, and he's averaging 8.28 yards per attempt.
That's an indication the line is giving him an opportunity to make throws downfield. Minnesota sacked him five times, and he still threw for 378 yards.
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BRADENTON, Fla. - The starting quarterback for the Manatee High Hurricanes has been arrested after a 15-year-old girl says he raped her at a party.
17-year-old Josh Meyer has been charged with felony Lewd & Lascivious Battery.
According to a Manatee County Sheriff's Office report, the victim told investigators that the two were at a party Saturday night and were drinking. She says he pulled her into a bathroom, put on a condom and had sex with her, despite her objections.
Meyer reportedly admitted having sexual activity with the girl, but says there was no intercourse.
Meyer was arrested Monday morning.
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From shimmering, pixelated sweat to painstakingly recreated body tattoos, characters in sports video games are becoming more realistic-looking all the time. Well, except for the upcoming "Madden NFL 10" on the Wii, which is eschewing true-to-life appearances for stylized, cartoonish player models that wouldn't be out of place in a Pixar movie.
ESPN's Jon Robinson has scoured the new "Madden" player ratings to put together the worst team possible.
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Red Sleeves? That's so cool! What better way to ring in the holidays than with festive red coffee sleeves? Your shop will be the most popular in town when your customers are leaving with a big smile and a lovely holiday coffee sleeve with your logo proudly printed on it! Act soon, because supplies are limited and they'll be gone before you know it!
Check out our blog post to learn more about the importance of Holiday Branding!
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