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West Mifflin Pittsburgh School
- Empire Beauty School
- 2394 Mountainview Dr, Century Sq Mall
- West Mifflin, PA 15122
- 412-653-2870
West Mifflin - Pittsburgh Area Beauty School - Empire
Join the exciting beauty industry as a licensed cosmetologist. The Empire Beauty School in West Mifflin, PA offers a rare combination of advantages to advance your career. The West Mifflin location offers you a cosmetology education with all the support to start your training.
Empire Beauty Schools are accredited* which holds us to a higher standard of quality.
Empire's fun and interactive classes are conducted by trained and licensed beauty educators. Our West Mifflin school has a student salon where you will work on real clients while you learn to build your own book of business.
If you want a career with unlimited potential for creativity, flexibility, and making others feel more beautiful the world of beauty is the perfect place for you.
Why Empire?
- Experience: Empire has over 70 years of experience in cosmetology education
- Unique: Certified learning in cosmetology (CLIC) includes mannequins , textbooks, and special tools that all work together to enhance your learning at Empire
- Interactive: White board technology and digital textbooks make learning more visual, easy, and fun
- Accredited: National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts and Sciences ( NACCAS) accreditation
- Advanced: We'll help you get licensed, opening new opportunities
- Affordable: Our accreditation enables us to help students get federal financial aid
Schedule a tour at a local campus to see for yourself.
About the area
The Empire Beauty School of West Mifflin, PA, is located on Mountainview Drive just between Clairton and Lebanon Church Road in Century Square Mall in West Mifflin.
The West Mifflin, PA, Empire Beauty School has been educating future beauty professionals for cosmetology and beauty industry careers since 2000. Parking is available for students, as is public transportation from the Port Authority. Nearby shopping and restaurants include, Roomful Express, BoRics, Paul Studio, PetSmart, Subway, Dollar Tree, Dunham's Sports, McDonalds, Chillis, Taco Bell, Arby's, Applebee's, Denny's, Bob Evans, and Shop N Save. Area child care centers which provide services for parents include Brass Ring Learning Centers Inc, Council of Three Rivers American Indian Center Inc: Head Start, Noah's Ark Child Care Center, Happy Trails 2 U Child Care and Learning Center, Kid Connection, Kid Konnection, Love and Care Educational Child Care Center, Children's Institute of Pittsburgh, Child Care Little Star, and Walnut Grove Christian Day Care.
Empire Beauty School's cosmetology education programs include technical training, as well as learning the business side of the industry. Students develop fundamental and advanced skills throughout their training. Listed below are the programs that are offered at the West Mifflin Pittsburgh, PA beauty school. For more information on these programs, please visit our Consumer Information section.
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The West Mifflin Empire Beauty School students have the opportunity to participate in local events benefiting the community as well as contributing to real-world training. These events include a day of beauty services for local patrons, fundraising and more. Proceeds from Empire's National Day of Beauty event are used to help to raise awareness about domestic abuse.
The cosmetology school students also may participate in local and national competitions, as well as the school's own beauty shows, to highlight the students' skills and talents. Empire's Future Professionals Expo offers students exposure to beauty industry leaders, one-on-one mentor workshops with beauty professionals and the opportunity to interview with prospective employers.
Flexible evening classes are available at this school.
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Peabody — Attorney Lawrence J. "Larry " O'Keefe, age 75, a lifetime resident of Peabody, died Sunday, September 30, at his home, surrounded by his family. He was a devoted husband to Nancy B. (Matson) O'Keefe with whom he shared 52 years of marriage.
Besides his loving wife Nancy, he leaves four children, Lawrence Jr. and his wife Renee of Northborough, Brian and his wife Joanne of Topsfield, Lori Burke and her husband Jay of Reading and Gary of Peabody. He also leaves nine loving grandchildren, Karissa, Deanna, Julia, Jack, Liam, Caroline, Victoria, Emily and Thomas. He is survived by his two brothers, Louis O'Keefe and wife Patricia of Lynnfield, and Robert O'Keefe of Danvers, along with several nieces and nephews.
A graduate of Peabody High School and Merrimack College, he went on to receive his law degree from Suffolk University. Larry started his career as an Assistant Attorney General in Massachusetts under Robert H. Quinn, he then went on to serve as Assistant District Attorney in Essex County under John P. S. Burke, while maintaining his private law practice for over 40 years. He will be remembered most for his gifted legal mind and dedication to Peabody, where he served as City Solicitor for 28 years under Mayor Peter Torigian and Mayor Michael Bonfanti.
Larry enjoyed politics, baseball, golf and hockey and was co-captain of the Merrimack College hockey team. He loved traveling with his wife Nancy and spending time with his children and grandchildren. His genuine care and concern for everyone was his trademark and his smile and sense of humor were ever present. He served on the board of several charities including Making a Difference in Peabody, JB Thomas/Lahey Clinic Foundation, Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services (DDS), Friscoes Athletic Scholarship Committee, and the Peter A. Torigian International Festival Scholarship Fund. In 2009, the Peabody Chamber of Commerce honored Larry for his leadership and community service with the "Harry Ankeles Person of the Year Award".
ARRANGEMENTS: Relatives and friends are kindly invited to gather on Friday October 5, at 10 a.m., from the Conway, Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody, followed by a Funeral Mass at 11 a.m. in St. Adelaide's Church, Peabody. Visiting hours will be held Thursday from 4 - 8 p.m. at the funeral home. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery, Salem. Expressions of sympathy may be made to either North Shore ARC, 64 Holten St., Danvers, MA 01923 or to Make A Difference Foundation, 29 Lowell St. Suite 6, Peabody, MA 01960. Please visit www.ccbfuneral.com for online obit & sign condolences.


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Read updates to story: Sergeant With the Santee Sheriff's Station Wounded in Lakeside Shootout, Suspect in Lakeside Shooting Pleads Not Guilty to Attempted Murder
Updated at 11:10 p.m. Sept. 25, 2012
Authorities say Dan Witczak, 30, is the suspect in Tuesday's shootout in Lakeside, which wounded a sheriff's sergeant and detective near El Capitan High School.
Witczak allegedly opened fire on the pair with a high-powered rifle when they arrived at his rental residence to question him about his alleged molestation of one his live-in girlfriend's two young daughters, who are not related to him.
U-T San Diego reported the wounded men were "Sgt. Craig Johnson, a 23-year veteran of the San Diego County Sheriff's Department, and child abuse unit Detective Ali Perez, an 18-year veteran."
The gunfire at Ashwood and Mapleview streets in Lakeside, the Maplewood Apartment Complex, was reported about 12:15 p.m., according to sheriff's Capt. Duncan Fraser.
Medics took the three wounded men to Sharp Memorial and Scripps Mercy hospitals in San Diego. All three were in surgery in the late afternoon, Fraser said. Their conditions were not immediately available.
The entire sheriff's homicide unit was at the crime scene, and authorities say they will likely be on scene throughout the night.
Sheriff Bill Gore issued a statement late Tuesday night: "We had two of our deputies shot today in the line of duty. It's a constant reminder of how dangerous this job is that we do every day. There is cause for great concern, but we arehopeful and cautiously optimistic that both deputies will make a full recovery."
A Grossmont Union High School District statement later Tuesday night said:
"El Capitan High School will follow a Collaboration Bell Schedule for ... Wednesday, Sept. 26. Period 1 will begin at 8:27 a.m. and period 2 will begin at 9:14 a.m. Please check the school's website in the morning for the most current information, should this change."
A woman who identified herself as the wounded suspect's live-in girlfriend told reporters the events that led to the shooting began about 7:30 a.m., when she found cell-phone photos of him performing lewd acts with one of her two young daughters, who are not related to him.
She said she left their apartment and called the Sheriff's Department to report the child molestation allegation. Later in the morning, during a call being monitored by detectives, the suspect allegedly admitted to the crimes, claiming he had received an offer of $50,000 to post the pornographic images online.
The woman said she was still on the phone with her boyfriend when the lawmen arrived at the couple's apartment and, a short time later, shots rang out. Fraser said the lawmen on scene when the shooting occurred included a child abuse detective, deputies from the Santee Sheriff's Station, and COPPS (Community Oriented Policing and Problem Solving) deputies.
The mother said it sounded to her as if the 30-year-old suspect shot himself. After the gunfire ceased, the woman heard her boyfriend announce that he was surrendering, she said.
Neighborhood resident Jodi Davis told NBC San Diego at least a dozen gunshots had sounded in rapid succession.
El Capitan High and Lindo Park Elementary were placed on lockdown as a precaution, authorities said, but the lockdown was lifted an hour later. Dozens of California Highway Patrol, Sheriff's Department and police cars provided backup.
The local chapter of the American Red Cross was helping affected residents in the area that couldn't get back to their homes, offering drinks and other needs at Lindo Lake County Park. Mapleview Street was shut down, and traffic was heavy on northbound state Route 67, backed up to Interstate 8 during rush hour.
Detectives were canvassing the area and interviewing numerous witnesses, the captain told reporters.
Students: GUHSD announced El Capitan High will follow a Collaboration Bell sked for Wed, Sept. 26. Period 1 at 8:27 a.m. and period 2 at 9:14 a.m. http://elcapitan.guhsd.net/
—City News Service contributed to this report.
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Bacone 50,
Northwood 48
Up two points with four seconds left, Bacone's Kyna Lewis grabbed the key offensive rebound off a missed free throw to preserve the Lady Warriors' season-opening victory Thursday night over Northwood.
Lewis went to the charity stripe for two tries but missed both. Northwood's Ashley Torres would turn the ball over on the ensuing inbounds play to negate any chance for the Knights to tie it.
For the night Bacone shot 29 percent (16 -of-55), three of 16 from three-point range and connected of 15 of 29 free throw attempts.
Jazz'mere Robinson paced the Lady Warriors with 13 points off the bench. Lewis notched a double-double with 10 points and 10 boards.
Bacone will have the week off before facing the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma on Nov. 26.
Connors State 112,
Bacone JV 53
WARNER — Connors placed five players in double-figures with Raven Massey leading the offensive scoring attack with 32 points. Massey connected on 13-of-19 from the floor including 3-of-6 from behind the arc in a runaway win at Melvin Self Field House.
Shakayla Love followed with 15 points, with Tonisha Dean and Shakemia Franklin scoring 12 points each and Taira Hall adding 11 points.
The Cowgirls streaked to an early lead 25-6 and cruised to a 57-27 lead at the intermission and was never contested. Bacone's scoring was led by Adelin Howard who scored 18 points in the loss, followed by Amelia Oliver's 13.
The Cowgirls (3-2) return to action today at the Coffeyville Classic playing Labette County at 5:30 p.m.
Arkansas 64, Tulsa 56
TULSA — Arkansas' Kelsey Hatcher's 3-pointer with 0:13 remaining in regulation forced overtime, where the Lady Razorbacks outscored Tulsa 12-4 for the victory at the Tulsa Convention Center Arena on Thursday night.
Tulsa dropped to 0-3 on the season, while Arkansas improved to 2-0.
Tulsa's Taleya Mayberry led all scorers with 25 points, while fellow senior Tiffani Couisnard had 13 points and 10 rebounds. Arkansas was led by Keira Peak's 17 points and 14 rebounds, followed by 14 points by Sarah Watkins and 12 points by Quistelle Williams.


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By Tim Graham
BEREA, Ohio -- Manti Te'o has spent the past few days sitting through seminars and listening to roundtables at the NFL Rookie Symposium.
With everything the San Diego Chargers linebacker has endured, he probably could stroll on stage and easily conduct a presentation of his own.
"I think everybody at this point could give a good seminar on media," Te'o said this morning at a Play 60 event on the Cleveland Browns' practice fields. "For me, I definitely could do something special."
His message: "Just be yourself. Treat people right, and they'll treat you right, too."
I asked Te'o if he'd want to return to next year's symposium as a speaker.
"Anything I can do to give back," Te'o replied. "Hopefully, I came back from the standpoint of a successful rookie season and then I can tell the next class what to do and what not to do."
Te'o became a mainstream media sensation while still at Notre Dame. Deadspin.com reported Jan. 16 the dead girlfriend who supposedly motivated was fictional.
Speculation swirled about whether Te'o was involved with the rouse or just embarrassingly oblivious for carrying on a lengthy online relationship with a woman he never met in person.
Ronaiah Tuiasosopo confessed to the hoax because he had fallen in love with Te'o. Tuiasosopo claimed Te'o knew nothing about the deception.
The scandal damaged Te'o's reputation forever.
"Always be aware that there are people out there to help you and people out there that might not necessarily want to help you," Te'o said.
Te'o entered the draft more media-worn than any other prospect, but he insisted he's still learning at the NFL Rookie Symposium.
"Keep your circle small," Te'o said of what he has taken away from the orientation. "As we all get into our next phase in our life, it's something we're not really used to.
"Remember the people who have always been there for you, and the most important thing to keep is your focus."
Te'o seemed particularly impacted by the presentation NBA player and drug addict Chris Herren delivered Monday.
"Oh, my gosh," Te'o said. "That was inspirational.
"It was real. It was him that lived it. It wasn't somebody telling somebody else's story. It's his story. For him to say it that way and to be vulnerable like that and to have the strength to go out there and tell people his darkest moments takes a lot of courage.
"For us to be in that moment with him was a special time."
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County Manager Jerry Cooper said the RFP was drafted with the input of Cherokee County District Attorney Garry Moss, a member of the grand jury who has experience in the issue and others. Two of the firms were recommended by Moss as they've done work for the Georgia Bureau of Investigation in the recent past. The other three, Cooper added, were selected for being the top firms in the Atlanta area.
The forensic audit was one of 13 recommendations issued by a grand jury for the county to undertake in an effort to recoup money lost in the deal.
Two speakers, Bill McNiff of Nelson and Carolyn Cosby of Ball Ground, spoke during public comment portion of the meeting and criticized the county for performing the task of finding a forensic auditor.
Both residents are members of the Canton Tea Party Patriots, and the organization has been highly critical of the Ball Ground Recycling deal. The organization, which Cosby serves as chair, initially encouraged and welcomed Moss and the grand jury's investigation into the matter.
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NORMAN — A brief but productive meeting of the Moore Norman Technology Center saw some routine purchases, hirings and good news for board members Thursday.
Superintendent Jane Bowen announced during her superintendent's report that a project of MNTC's carpentry class known as the "roll-away house" recently was sold to an elderly couple who lost their home in the May storms.
"It's a really wonderful program, carpentry students build a fully functional wood frame house and whoever purchases the house has it transported to their property," Bowen said.
MNTC administrators said the couple had previously been living out of a camper that was destroyed in the storms and since then, had been effectively camping for shelter.
"Moore Norman usually sells the house for the cost to produce it, so we sold the house to the couple for $42,000; they were the only bidders and we were so excited to turn this product over to them," Bowen said.
The board approved hiring an assistant director for BIT career majors, pre-nursing instructor, marketing assistant, and part-time employees. Additionally, the board approved the purchasing of software and an annual support contract for the digital video production class in the amount of $25,878.
Moore Norman's tobacco-free policy was implemented this month, and though many personnel and most students won't return to MNTC campuses until August, Bowen said so far, enforcement has gone over without a hitch.
"We have a free smoking cessation class for Moore Norman employees and students, and it leaves to be seen if the new policy will cause higher attendance for those classes, but so far, we haven't had any issues with the new policy," Bowen said.


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Check in lasted less than a minute. The bed was super comfy, and two huge TVs, one in the bedroom and one in the living room, both rooms had city view of the river and the high rise buildings. Service was very efficient and unobtrusive. Every day, after hectic sightseeing, it was bliss to return to an impeccably made room. The staff were available any time to answer our queries. Great breakfast buffet options Very quiet, sleek ambience


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Windows 7 introduces a new way to interact with your phone, camera, printer, or portable media player from the Windows desktop. Device Stage is new visual interface that makes it easy to find the things you want to do with your devices on your Windows 7 PC. You could think of Device Stage as a multi-function version of Autoplay where it displays all the applications, services, and information related to your device. Device Stage not only works for devices connected to a Windows 7 PC via USB, but also Bluetooth and Wi-Fi as well. In many cases, software installation isn't required for Device Stage – with any additional drivers that might be needed automatically retrieved from Windows Update.
Device Stage is customized by the device manufacturer and specific to the devices you own. During Steve Ballmer's keynote at CES tonight, the Nikon D90 was shown via IE8 during the Windows 7 demo showcasing the "Snap To" feature. They used the Nikon D90 because it is a device that works great with Windows 7 today. Part of working great with Windows 7 is that the Nikon D90 also supports Device Stage. When a Nikon D90 is plugged in to a Windows 7 PC, you can see how Nikon customized Device Stage specifically for the D90.
As I mentioned, Device Stage displays all the applications, services and information related to your device. In the case of the Nikon D90, Device Stage presents to the user the ability to import photos and videos off the device, browse files on the device, take advantage of the service from Nikon called my Picturetown, launch Nikon's Nikon Transfer application, and get support or order accessories for the D90. You'll notice Device Stage also displays how much battery life is left on the Nikon D90 as well as how much storage is left too.
Because Device Stage is a way of extending the features of Windows 7 to expose device capabilities, it also supports the use of Jump Lists via the new Windows Taskbar.
When a device is plugged in that supports Device Stage, it appears on the new Windows Taskbar in Windows 7 as an icon of the actual device. To quickly access all that is offered through Device Stage for that specific device, you can right-click on the device on the taskbar to see all the Device Stage options. You'll notice for the D90, the Jump List displays everything shown in Device Stage for the device.
Simply moving your mouse over the device on the Windows Taskbar also gives you a quick glance at battery life and storage capacity.
In the next couple days I'll be talking about Device Stage a bit more - highlighting different experiences Device Stage provides for different device types from different device manufacturers.
In the Windows 7 Beta, you will be able to experience Device Stage for yourself! I know folks will be wondering what devices will support Device Stage for the Windows 7 Beta too - click here for that device list!
Nikon D90 is not actually supported by device stage. The way it was illustrated above, I guess for presentation only.
How was I to know that you are the only person monitoring all these blogs?
I am not asking for technical support and I'm not sure how you got that impression. This is a "blog" about Device Stage and I was merely commenting and pointing out the glaring errors.
I have provided "feedback" through Windows 7 about numerous usability issues, bugs and freezes but thanks for the reminder.
I just hope that Microsoft takes these user feedbacks to heart and really tries to put out a finished product this time as opposed to a Windows 7 Beta 2,3,4 etc. like previous OS releases.
Sorry for your frustration Dummie, I respond to comments (postive and negative or neither) whenever I can. Dealing with thousands of comments and me being only 1 guy, I can only respond to a limited amount of comments.
This also is not a place for technical support for the Windows 7 Beta. I can pass along issues you report here but cannot repond to them with ways to fix them or advise how to fix them. You should be either reporting issues via the Feedback Tool in the Windows 7 Beta directly or reporting issues on the Windows 7 Beta TechNet Forums located here:
In regards to the Nikon D90 - it should be available soon for Windows 7 Beta users to use with Device Stage.
Seems as if Brandon, and the rest of the MS Windows 7 Team, wants to only focus on the positive comments said about Windows 7 and not the glaring errors that many have encountered.
I notice how they don't post a reply to errors or not so positive comments in any of these blogs.
You guys need to focus on the problems we are having instead of patting yourself on the back for a re-branded Vista experience!
Hi Brandon,
I'm in the same boat as Dummie, I have a D90 camera and it doesnt work in the way which has been described. Any thoughs why? Cheers
I find it very odd that Nikon is not supported in Device Stage at this point. How could this be after Mr. Balmer gave his keynote address at CES using, of all things, a Nikon D90 camera!
Nikon does not work with Device Stage in Windows 7 now!
When are they going to fix this glaring error?
Thanks for that Brandon!
pabs, since you missed WinHEC, I'd start here:
This is where we're hosting all the WinHEC 2008 presentations many of which discuss devices in Windows 7 including Device Stage.
Great feature!
I've been trying to find information about supporting this, I work for a printer IHV and missed WinHEC this year, is there any documentation on how to implement this?
I have a Nikon D90 and the Windows 7 Beta that was just released.
Windows 7 doesn't work anywhere close to what you described.
My Nikon D90 appears in My Computer as a generic storage device and Device Stage does not appear at all!
All I get is the Autoplay window which, in my opinion, is worse than Windows XP.
Windows 7 does detect my camera and the model but there are only 3 things Autoplay will let me do with the pictures: download all, view and download all or take no action. There isn't even an option to open these picture files in another program.
I'm not impressed with this aspect of the Beta. I wonder why Microsoft didn't include Device Stage with this Beta?
Sounds great. But I think if you make something like an SDK, much more devices will be supported than if just the manufactures are greating them. Because why should they built something for an old device? Than you have to buy a new device, just to use Device Stage!
How you are handling the Ctrl+Alt+Delete in Windows-7? Can I expect it is the Top Control for Windows-7?
(Sorry. Before I added this comment in your profile. After adding the comment I got your profile message)
Device Stage sounds great! I was hoping Windows would have some neat Explorer thing, where you could plug in devices and you could easily organize some data and information on the device. I just wished that a cooler name would have been picked, like maybe simply "Devices" or something else. I just don't see 'Stage' fitting in. Just a thought.
Could you just plug in any device, and it works?
Hey Brandon,
really nice info.. Will surely look into it and see if any of devices work with it!
Hi Johnboy, technically it is the device manufacturers that are able to develop support for their devices to use Device Stage in Windows 7.
Hi guys.
Is there already an API and/or SDK available? I'd like to do a device stage for some of the hardware I use.


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Hot Streak: Karrie Webb Tallies Second Straight LPGA Win at Founders Cup in Phoenix
Karrie Webb's drought ended…in the desert of all places.
Oakley's Aussie Golfer nabbed her second straight LPGA Tour victory on March 20 at the LPGA Founders Cup in Phoenix after a long two years without a win. All on the heels of a resounding victory at the HSBC Women's Champions in the tour's second event of the year.
With a final round of 6-under 66, Karrie powered to the top of the leaderboard and fought off fierce challenges from Americans Brittany Lincicome and Paula Creamer to emerge triumphant by a mere shot.
Both Webb and Creamer shot their way to a 66, but Karrie had just enough of an edge through 36 holes to snatch the contest.
Her 38th overall win on the Tour, this one was even more special. The Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation and charities to help victims of the Japan earthquake split a $200,000 donation in Webb's honor.
"I didn't think I'd be sitting here winning, so at the start of the day I was playing to make as much money as I could for the Christopher and Dana Reeve Paralysis Foundation, and I talked earlier in the week on behalf of – the reason why I'm involved with them is because of my coach Kelvin Haller, who's been a quadriplegic for 20 years now," Karrie said – rocking her Oakley Enduring eyewear.
"So you know, that's why I've been involved with them, and it's near and dear to my heart to be associated with them. And I think they'll understand that I am splitting the 200,000 between them and the relief efforts in Japan. You know, I've been glued to the TV watching it for the past, what, 10 days, nine days now, and you know, it's just unbelievable what's going on over there. And Japan, the fans, the people and many businesses over there have supported me throughout my entire career. So you know, I feel like it's just the least I could do."
As far as regaining her competitive groove, she's definitely stoked on it – but cautiously optimistic.
"Yeah, well, back to back it's been I don't know how many years. But yeah, it feels great. You know, at the start of the day, like I said, I didn't think I'd be sitting here. I knew I had an outside shot. But you know, I wouldn't have picked it at the start of the year that I would have won two out of the first three, so feel great about it, and hopefully it'll continue for the rest of the year."
Congrats Karrie!


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State makes third attempt to get refunds for illegal adjustment service fees
Several Wisconsin residents are still waiting to get refunds for fees that Madison-based Midwest Homeowner Solutions illegally charged them more than two years ago, according to state officials.
In late 2010, the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions issued an order finding that owner Laura Schuster and her adjustment service company Midwest Homeowner Solutions had violated Wisconsin laws by operating without a license. The order required Schuster and the company to refund all fees to two customers who filed complaints with the DFI as well as all other clients from whom the company illegally obtained fees.
Schuster didn't comply with the order, so the state obtained a second order in 2011 that also required Schuster to pay a $10,000 fine.
Schuster appealed the case, but lost.
The state Department Financial Institutions administratively dissolved the company on June 14, 2011.
Schuster still hasn't paid, according to the state, so at the end of December 2012, the state attorney general's office filed another lawsuit. Schuster is facing up to $1,000 per day for each day she has failed to comply.
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A month ago, former Arizona State offensive tackle Aderious Simmons arrived at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport for a customary pre-NFL draft visit with the Saints.
The trip, though, was anything but ordinary.
"It was kind of emotional," Simmons told Yahoo! Sports, "my first time back in five years."
Simmons is a New Orleans native, born at Charity Hospital and reared in several neighborhoods, including the Westbank and Harvey. But in August 2005, he was among the thousands who bolted from New Orleans because of Hurricane Katrina and struggled to piece their lives back together.
Despite returning to his roots, Simmons felt awkward cruising through his old haunts in a rental car.
"The biggest thing in my head was, 'I was at home, but I felt like a stranger,' " Simmons recalled. "I noticed all the changes.
"I didn't really have a place to call home."
Simmons, who started his football career just three years earlier after not playing a single down in middle or high school, was signed by the Saints as a rookie free agent a couple of hours following the draft's final round on April 28. The Saints rookie camp opens Friday.
Despite not even getting an invite for the NFL scouting combine, Simmons, 25, intrigued several teams because of his frame (6-foot-7, 308 pounds) and athleticism.
The Saints refused comment for this story, but Simmons' agent Blake Baratz said the team was clear on why it wanted the former Sun Devil.
"They loved his upside; [his] big athletic body worked out well for them," said Baratz, who founded the Institute For Athletes.
Levi Jones, a former top-10 pick who started 97 games in eight NFL seasons, has mentored Simmons for more than a year. Jones questioned the quality of the coaching Simmons received with the Sun Devils, but he's excited about what his young charge will learn from the Saints.
"He survived at a D-1 college, basically off of raw athleticism," Jones said. "He wasn't coached, but his upside is tremendous.
"Everything I've asked him to do, he's been able to do. He's made miraculous improvements."
Unexpected journey
Simmons explains in vivid detail the circumstances of leaving New Orleans in 2005 and returning a few months later to work assorted jobs such as washing cars and painting metals. Yet he isn't as forthcoming when asked about his upbringing and his family.
"My mother is in Mississippi, my father is in California, last time I spoke to him," Simmons said.
Simmons said he played organized sports such as basketball, track and baseball as a youth but none in high school. Asked why, Simmons matter-of-factly said he didn't have the desire. Additionally, he said, his mother worked two jobs, and he had a younger sister to watch.
When Hurricane Katrina struck, shortly after he finished high school, Simmons and his family fled to Jackson, Miss., where he remained for three months. But he yearned to return to New Orleans, where he said he washed cars at a Nissan dealership.
Next jobs, he said, were at a factory and then a construction company.
Given his size, many of the other construction workers would tell him, "You should be playing football."
While playing in a Turkey Bowl with friends, Simmons realized he enjoyed football.
Around that same time, he was reading one chapter in the Bible during his lunch breaks, growing stronger in his faith.
"I didn't know God," he said. "But I started to get more comfortable in what I wanted in life."
He felt inspired by God to drive from New Orleans to the University of Miami, where he appeared unannounced at the football office. Informed by coaches there that he needed experience at lower-level programs, Simmons ended up at several community colleges, in Mississippi and Iowa and California, until finally gaining some attention while at El Camino College in 2009.
"I was there to watch another player, and I saw him playing left tackle," said then Arizona State offensive line coach Gregg Smith. "I saw how athletic he was. Even though he was kind of a raw player, you could see a lot of great things in him.
"I immediately turned my focus to him."
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Smith coached for 43 years, mostly with Dennis Erickson, who was fired as ASU's coach last November. When Simmons arrived on campus, Smith recognized just how raw the player was: his hips and posture, among other things, were not even at a rudimentary level.
"You could tell he hadn't really been coached very long," Smith said. "All those little things that change you from being just an average player to a really good player.
"But those things were all correctable."
Simmons started six of nine games in 2010. But Jones was troubled when he watched Simmons at one practice he attended. During a one-on-one drill against a defensive end, Simmons leaned on his opponent and turned his hip and shoulders toward the sideline.
An assistant coach applauded him.
"He did everything they told me not to do in the NFL and in college, and he was praised for it," Jones recalled. "He was so raw, and he wasn't coached. He was at Arizona State for two years, and he was behind the eight ball.
"It's kind of disheartening."
That's hard for Jones to admit; he was an All-Pac 10 offensive tackle for the Sun Devils in 2001. The 10th overall pick of the Cincinnati Bengals in 2002, Jones marveled at how quickly Simmons learned, when he taught him.
"He listens to the point, where you kind of have to be careful," Jones said. "He's like a stenographer. He'll put what you tell him to work.
"If he had been developed, he should have been a first-rounder."
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Smith laughed when told of Jones' critical comments.
"That's his opinion. But the thing that I can tell you is this: Once he got injured, we weren't able to coach him," said Smith, referring to Simmons' ankle injury early last season. "He couldn't do anything. That went on for months."
In fact, had he been healthy and played all season, Smith projected that Simmons would have been a relatively high draft pick.
"He was one of those guys that, when you watch him, he looks great getting off the bus. But it's just too bad, that he had to go through all that," Smith said. "He had a lot of high hopes for himself, and what he wanted to accomplish. But it didn't work out.
"If he gets in the right place, and a team is patient with him, down the road, he'll be an excellent player."
While injured, Simmons received a lot of encouragement, including from former NFL player Barry Gardner, who could relate to him. Gardner earned a football scholarship at Northwestern University after beginning his career there as a walk-on.
"Regardless of how much football he's played, he's a survivor," said Gardner, the head of client development for the Institute For Athletes. "He's been through the worst, so there's nothing the NFL can do to rattle him."
Days before the draft, Simmons was asked if he would be disappointed if not selected.
"Not at all," he said. "I know God has a plan. It's his plan, and not mine.
"I just want to follow the steps that are there for me."
But asked about the possibility of playing for the Saints, Simmons was intrigued, especially since he never imagined himself as a football player growing up in New Orleans.
"Imagine growing up in your hometown and playing for your home team. I never thought that was possible," he said. "That would probably be the biggest thing that could happen."
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