text: Business and Economy Business and Economic news Beyond Iowa Nice: Family Leave and Bridging the Wage Gap By Charity Nebbe & Katherine Perkins • Jul 15, 2016 JFK Presidential Library and Museum / Wikimedia Commons While she was pregnant with her first child, Libby Buchmeier had been banking her vacation in anticipation of taking time off after the birth. When Buchmeier's daughter arrived 10 weeks early, she had to use the four weeks of paid maternity leave offered by her employer and much of that accumulated vacation time while her baby girl was in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. The Next Generation of African Business Leaders Comes to Iowa By Rob Dillard • Jun 30, 2016 Drake University Some of the African continent's most promising young professionals are in Iowa for the next several weeks picking up tips on how to run businesses. They are part of the Mandela Washington Fellowship Program run by the U.S. State Department. The founder of Kemin Industries, R.W. Nelson, recently greeted the 25 young people from 19 countries at his corporate headquarters in southeast Des Moines. United Way Report Says Federal Poverty Level Is Too Low By Mary Khan • Jun 29, 2016 PeteLinforth/Pixabay.com A new study by the United Way says 31-percent of Iowa households are struggling to afford their basic needs. The finding is part of a United Way-sponsored ALICE report. It stands for Asset-Limited, Income-Constrained, Employed. The report says 12-percent of Iowans live in poverty and 19-percent cannot afford the basic cost of living in their areas, forcing them to make concessions in areas like food and health care. Deann Cook of the United Ways of Iowa says many of those struggling are in service sector jobs. Linn County to Take More Time Studying Minimum Wage By Dean Borg • Jun 28, 2016 Linn County's Board of Supervisors wants more information before deciding whether to raise the minimum wage in Cedar Rapids and surrounding communities. That's after the supervisors study committee recommended $8.25-an-hour, a dollar more than state law requires, but a dollar less than neighboring Johnson County. Cedar Rapids mayor, Republican Ron Corbett, says the committee's $8.25 recommendation is palatable, but warned that delays invited power struggles. But supervisors chairman, Democrat Ben Rogers, says 'not so fast'. Linn County to Consider an $8.25 Minimum Wage By Dean Borg • Jun 21, 2016 A Linn County study commission is recommending increasing the county's minimum wage to $8.25 an hour by January 1st. The county board of supervisors convened the study commission. Linn Supervisors chairman Ben Rogers says he'll take the commission's recommendation to the supervisors' meeting tomorrow. The study commission supports Cedar Rapids Mayor Ron Corbett's motion for increasing Linn County's minimum wage. Corbett says it's needed to help workers and to prod Iowa legislators. Dakota Access Wants to Start Pipeline Construction, Lacks Permission from Army Corps of Engineers By Sarah Boden • Jun 1, 2016 Dakota Access map The Iowa Utilities Board deliberated Wednesday on whether to allow Dakota Access to begin pipeline construction in areas where it does not need eminent domain or special permission from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Though board members indicated they were not opposed to Dakota Access starting construction, they worried they lacked the jurisdiction to grant permission, in light of current lawsuits pending in district court. The Effect Of Prairie Meadows Losing Tax-Exempt Status By Sarah Boden • May 13, 2016 WIKICOMMONS / Iowahwyman The Polk County community stands to lose millions in taxes, revenue sharing, and charitable donations now that IRS wants to pull the tax exempt status of a Des Moines-area casino. Between Polk County's lease and revenue sharing agreements with Prairie Meadows, the hotel, casino, and racetrack contributes roughly $26 million annually the county. Iowa Offers New Loans to Help Spruce Up Communities By Dean Borg • May 6, 2016 Iowa economic development leaders are rolling out a new loan program to help communities spruce up, especially small towns. Iowa Economic Development Authority Director Debi Durham says low interest loans are available to communities through the Nuisance Property and Abandoned Building Remediation to get rid of eyesore properties. State Income Taxes Due Today By Sarah Boden • May 2, 2016 FLICKR / 401(K) 2012 If you still haven't completed your 2015 state income taxes, today is the filing deadline. If you're late filing, be prepared to pay a penalty of an extra ten-percent on top of whatever you owe. "I will say that typically there is a very slight grace period," says Victoria Daniels of the Iowa Department of Revenue, "but I encourage people strongly to get their returns in and file them electronically and make their payments no later than 11:59 pm." Rural Iowa Communities Can Be Pricier Than Metros By Sarah Boden • Apr 5, 2016 WIKICOMMONS / Billwhittaker Conventional wisdom says city-living is expensive. But a new report from an Iowa public policy group finds that's not always the case. The Iowa Policy Project's 2016 "Cost of Living in Iowa" report finds that even though Iowa cities have higher rents and childcare costs, health insurance and long commutes eat up bigger portions of rural household budgets. Assistant US Attorney General Urges Caution Against Cyber Threats By Amy Mayer • Mar 30, 2016 Photo by Amy Mayer The country's top attorney on national security issues told Iowans Wednesday that all Internet-connected computers are potentially vulnerable to outside attacks. John Carlin, assistant U.S. attorney general for national security, visited central Iowa to share with business leaders what the government sees as threats, and how companies can protect themselves. 70 Acres in Chicago: Cabrini Green By Ben Kieffer & Katherine Perkins • Mar 24, 2016 Payton Chung, Flickr / Wikimedia Commons When filmmaker Ronit Bezalel first arrived in Chicago as a film student in 1994, all she knew about Cabrini Green was its reputation. "I could see Cabrini from the windows of the 'L,' and people told me to avoid it at all costs. I wanted to know why I couldn't go there." Linn County Forms Committee To Study Minimum Wage By Dean Borg • Mar 14, 2016 Linn County's Supervisors are considering possibly raising the minimum wage in the region including Iowa's second largest city, and have formed a study committee. Supervisors' Chairman Ben Rogers says Linn County will thoroughly study increasing the Cedar Rapids area minimum wage. "Many of us feel, like providers and community groups, felt that Johnson County rushed their discussion and implementation of the minimum wage," he says. Linn's study committee includes small and large businesses, and hasn't met yet. Rogers says it could even recommend wage increase exemptions. Oil Pipeline Across Iowa Approved By Sarah Boden & Michael Leland • Mar 10, 2016 The Iowa Utilities Board has voted 3-0 to approve an oil pipeline across the state. Dakota Access had sought permission for the pipeline, which will carry crude oil from North Dakota to Illinois. The line will run for nearly 350 miles through 18 Iowa counties, entering the state in the northwest corner, and exiting in the southeast. Tiffin Moves Toward Its Own Minimum Wage By Dean Borg • Mar 9, 2016 PeteLinforth/Pixabay.com Johnson County's experiment setting a county minimum wage above the state's $7.25 an hour produced another version last night. Tiffin's city council gave first reading to an ordinance setting wage minimums at $9 an hour. The only 'no' vote came from council-woman Jo Kahler. "I do not feel we have any business telling businesses what they should pay in wages," she said in an interview on Tuesday. Until Tiffin gives final approval to its own $9 ordinance, the Johnson County supervisors' $8.20 an hour prevails. Tiffin To Consider A Higher Minimum Wage By Dean Borg • Mar 8, 2016 Johnson County's new ordinance incrementally raising the State's minimum wage to $10.10 an hour by this time next year continues getting pushback. Several communities are opting out, and last week a member of Iowa's Board of Regents, objecting to increasing University of Iowa costs, said Johnson County is out-of-step with the rest of Iowa. Tonight, the City Council in Tiffin takes up the issue. Tiffin's Council was considering keeping wages for workers under 18-years old at the state law amount, $7.25 an hour. Likely Hiring Slowdown in Iowa By Sarah Boden • Mar 2, 2016 Paul Townsend/Flickr A group of Iowa's business leaders reports a slowdown in the number of people they expect to hire. The decline in the Iowa Business Council's latest report is likely a result of global economic forces driving down exports. The survey finds that 30 percent of the group's CEOs and chairmen say they'll likely hire in the next six months. That's down from 45 percent in the group's December survey. Iowans Overcoming Barriers to Employment By Emily Woodbury & Clare Roth • Mar 1, 2016 Astrid Westvang / Flickr Launched in 2014, the Iowa Job Honor Awards celebrate Iowans who have overcome significant barriers to employment as well as honoring the employers who hire them. Those honored over the years include people who have overcome physical and mental disabilities, criminal convictions, limited English proficiency, homelessness, and long term unemployment. IA Wind Power Tops 30 Percent By Dean Borg • Feb 29, 2016 Michael Leland/IPR Iowa continues to grow as the nation's leading wind energy state. Governor Terry Branstad today is citing U.S. Energy Information Administration statistics showing 31-percent of all electricity generated in the state comes from wind power. The data shows Iowa is the first and only state crossing the 30-percent mark in wind power. South Dakota is second, generating 25-percent, and Kansas third with nearly 24-percent of total power generated coming from wind turbines. Iowa City's Jingle Cross Becomes World Cup Event By Lindsey Moon & Ben Kieffer • Feb 5, 2016 Courtesy of Jingle Cross Iowa City is home to one of the nation's largest cyclo-cross events, and the race will now become a World Cup event for the sport. Jingle Cross, which founder John Meehan organized for the first time in 2002, will be held at the Johnson County Fairgrounds September 22-25, 2016. Meehan says that even though cyclo-cross is a relatively new sport in Iowa, it's a great spectator event. Iowa's First Diplomatic Consulate By Rob Dillard • Jan 29, 2016 Rob Dillard, Iowa Public Radio The first diplomatic consulate in Iowa is officially open. The office in Des Moines seals a long-standing friendship between the state and the Republic of Kosovo. Band members from the Iowa National Guard and the Kosovo Security Force joined to play the national anthems of Kosovo and the U.S. The deputy prime minister of Kosovo, Hashim Thaci says his country decided to open its second U.S. consulate in Des Moines because of what Iowa did for his nation after the war in the Balkans. Linn County Considers Minimum Wage Hike By Dean Borg • Jan 14, 2016 Linn County's Board of Supervisors is exploring increasing the minimum wage. The county is home to Cedar Rapids, Iowa's second largest city. The minimum wage next door in Johnson County is already 95-cents higher than the state's $7.25 an hour, and will go to ten dollars an hour two years from now. Linn Supervisors Board chairman, Ben Rogers, says a possible increase in the county will be studied carefully and methodically. Iowa Week: Jobs That Have Changed Dramatically By Ben Kieffer & Emily Woodbury • Dec 28, 2015 Ben Kieffer This edition of River to River kicks off Iowa Public Radio's Iowa Week with the theme "then and now." Iowa Construction Industry Fights Labor Shortage By Rob Dillard • Dec 26, 2015 constructionlessons.com The construction industry in Iowa is moving into a busy first-half of 2016 with not enough workers to handle the jobs. Efforts are underway to attract more young people into the field. Leaders in the building industry are promoting construction careers to students as young as middle-school age as a way to fill a gap in skilled laborers in Iowa. The president of the Master Builders of Iowa, Chad Kleppe, says there are not enough carpenters, ironworkers, masons and other construction workers to attend to the hundreds of building projects in progress. History Museum To Anchor Des Moines' Walnut Street By Rob Dillard • Nov 10, 2015 Greater Des Moines Partnership The Des Moines Metro area's largest private employer is announcing plans to develop a history museum downtown. Economic development leaders say it will be a linchpin to the revitalization of Walnut Street. Wells Fargo says it will open a 5,500-hundred-square-foot museum in its bank lobby a year from now. City leaders say that times out perfectly with revitalization efforts on the street, which served for years as a hub for buses and was shut off to traffic. Why Are Millennials Buying So Many Houses In Des Moines? By Sarah Boden • Oct 13, 2015 Dani Ausen While across the country first-time home buying is still down since the recession, it appears millennials are starting to move out of apartments or their parents basements. One place millennials are currently buying a majority of the houses is Des Moines. New Loan Program For Workforce Housing Development By Sarah Boden • Oct 9, 2015 Flickr / Jimmy Smith Communities wanting to develop housing for a growing workforce can apply to the Iowa Finance Authority for low-interest loans. The state agency announced a new program Friday that provides $5 million in low-interest loans to create multifamily dwellings for low-to-moderate income renters. A Record First Quarter at Casey's By Rob Dillard • Sep 9, 2015 Casey's General Stores, Inc. Executives at the Ankeny-based convenience store chain Casey's are calling the company's first quarter results a good start to fiscal 2016. Casey's is reporting record first quarter earnings of $1.57 per share, compared with $1.28 during the same period a year ago. Company officials say sales were helped by low fuel prices and a higher demand for cigarettes. Chief Financial Officer Bill Walljasper says Casey's is continuing to expand. Meredith Corp Sold To Media General; CEO To Head Combined Company By Clay Masters & Rob Dillard • Sep 8, 2015 Des Moines-based Meredith Corporation has been purchased for $2.4 billion from another media company. Meredith was bought by Virginia-based Media General which will form a new holding company. It will change its name to Meredith Media General and will maintain corporate and executive offices in both Des Moines and Richmond, Virginia. Iowa's Economy Chugs Along By Rob Dillard • Sep 1, 2015 Clay Masters, Iowa Public Radio Two views of the Iowa economy released Tuesday show steady growth, but not at the rate of recent months. 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DRIVING DIRECTIONS: From I-5 get off on exit 290 ( Boones Ferry Rd ) go east to first light , turn right (south) onto McEwan , go 1/4 mile and TURN RIGHT into the U-Haul facility at 7150 a McEwan . Drive past the U-Haul bldg to rear of complex. Barewest is in the Blue Metal bldg at south end of property


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Park Hotel can be found in the area of Perry Barr, famous for its Greyhound Stadium, close by to Aston Villa Football Club and within walking distance of Birmingham City University, the former University of Central England. The Alexander Stadium is also a short walk away and so is the One-Stop-Shopping Centre. It is only 10 minutes by public transport or car to the city centre.
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ReviewsInterview: Writer Todd Casey Talks TRICK 'R TREAT: DAYS OF THE DEAD Comic
Writer Todd Casey gives SHOCK the scoop on TRICK 'R TREAT: DAYS OF THE DEAD and his work on KRAMPUS. TRICK 'R TREAT is the classic rags-to-riches movie. A limited release after a two year delay almost sucked this movie into obscurity, but thanks to a few determined horror fans and an overall solid critic…Read more »


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Now They're Putting Air Traffic Controllers in the Cockpit
Sure, having them in the plane will help.
The Federal Aviation Administration is resurrecting a decade-old program that gives air traffic controllers a glimpse into life as pilot, allowing controllers to fly in the cockpit jump seat of commercial jets so they can better understand how pilots work. Oh boy. [CNN]


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Summer Term 2016 Student Loan Deadline
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July 21, 2016
DHL's Innovation Center Launches 2016 Innovation Challenge on Fair & Responsible Logistics
July 14, 2016
One-Semester Housing/Meal Plan Optional Contract for Graduate Students
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Illinois Tech Bookstore – Summer Publisher Returns
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Academic Resource Center (ARC) Summer Hours
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- Summer Term 2016 Student Loan Deadline
Swimming and Diving Release 2016-17 Schedules
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Women's Volleyball Releases 2016 Schedule
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Twelve Student-Athletes Named Non-Sport USCAA All-Academic
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Women's Soccer Releases 2016 Schedule
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Keating Sports Center Summer Hours
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MIT's Felice Frankel To Deliver Sigma Xi LectureApril 2, 2013Felice Frankel, science photographer and research scientist at the Center for Materials Science and Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will deliver the 2013 Sigma Xi Lecture on Wednesday April 24 at 3:00 pm in the MTCC Auditorium.
Sigma Xi Awards Doubled/Nominations Due March 29March 19, 2013In recognition of the exemplary accomplishments in research, scholarship, and creative activity by faculty members and graduate students at Illinois Institute of Technology, the Office of the Provost, the Office of Research, and the IIT Chapter of Sigma Xi sponsor the annual Sigma Xi / IIT Awards for Excellence in University Research.
Spring 2013 Research Forum on Big DataMarch 5, 2013IIT faculty, researchers, and staff are invited to attend the Spring 2013 Research Forum. This semester's theme is "Big Data: Collaborations between Computer Science and other Branches of Science and Engineering." Several IIT faculty will give short presentations, with topics including "Interactive Data Mining," "Big Spatial Data," and "Supporting Data-Intensive Computing at Extreme Scales."
Where Did All the Main Building Offices Go?October 29, 2012With the move of Marketing and Communications this week, all the offices in Main Building have now relocated to new locations on campus. You will find information on the offices' new locations, along with website links and phone numbers, here.
Fall 2012 Research Forum: Smart MaterialsOctober 19, 2012The Graduate College Office of Research Support Services will host the Fall 2012 Research Forum on Monday, November 5 from 11:30 am–1:30 pm. This year's theme is Smart Materials. Several IIT faculty members will speak about their research interests and areas for collaboration related to smart materials, the manufacture of smart materials, and biomaterials. The office will provide a light lunch and opportunities for networking with fellow researchers. If you would like to attend the Research Forum, please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please note that the location is to be determined.
Graduate College Offices Moving To IIT Tower October 17 – 19October 16, 2012The Graduate College Office of the Dean and Vice Provost for Research, the Office of Sponsored Research and Programs, and the Office of Research Compliance and Proposal Development will be in the process of moving to the seventh floor of IIT Tower from Wednesday, October 17–Friday, October 19.
Fall 2012 Fellowship WorkshopAugust 21, 2012The Graduate College Office of Research Support Services will host a workshop to help faculty and students understand the ins and outs of applying for fellowship opportunities from 12 - 2 pm on Thursday September 13 in Hermann Hall, Armour Dining Room (lower level). A light lunch will be served. RSVP to email@example.com.
Lab Safety Training for Graduate StudentsJune 28, 2012The Graduate College would like to announce to all IIT faculty with laboratories a new training resource for lab safety now available for graduate students in research laboratories (areas with hazards greater than a normal office environment). Campus policy requires that safety training be provided for all students in research laboratories. A new short course, "Graduate Student Lab Safety" (SCO 723) featuring twelve quizzes on lab safety issues is now available in the IIT Blackboard Academic Suite


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Breaking Barriers...for the Next Generation
For over a decade, the comparison between the median earnings of full-time employed men and women in the United States has remained a stubborn 77%.
- Forbes
Although women now hold 51.5% of positions in management, professional, and other related occupations, their advancement to senior leadership positions continues to be stifled. Just 14.6% of executive officer positions and 4.5% of Fortune 1000 positions are held by women.
George Mason's School of Business and its Women in Business Initiative aims to change this by providing current students, alumnae, and businesswomen a unique platform of engagement for professional development and networking.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - It was an embarrassing Christmas for Nivea Cabrera after she was accused by her fiance's mother of letting her 5-year-old granddaughter play with a sex toy. A mortified Carbrera asked the child where she got the penis-shaped plastic cylinder.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The tequila sure looks real, so do the beer taps. Inside the hospital at the National Institutes of Health, researchers are testing a possible new treatment to help heavy drinkers cut back - using a replica of a fully stocked bar.
NEW YORK (AP) - A traditional Haitian holiday soup left unattended on a stove likely sparked a deadly fire that killed a couple and their relative, fire officials said Thursday.
CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) - Several police officers formed a human net to catch a woman and her two young daughters as they jumped from their burning home in southern New Jersey.
OLDSMAR, Fla. (AP) - A Florida man is charged with first-degree murder after his mother was found decapitated outside their home on New Year's Eve.
CHATHAM, Mass. (AP) - A police officer responding to an emergency call early New Year's Day ran over and apparently killed a college lacrosse player lying in a road, authorities said.
PEACHTREE CITY, Ga. (AP) - A police chief told a 911 operator that he accidentally shot his wife early New Year's Day inside their suburban home southwest of Atlanta, investigators said Thursday.
CREVE COEUR, Mo. (AP) - Fifty-one years ago, Arthur Lampitt of Granite City, Illinois, smashed his 1963 Thunderbird into a truck. This week during surgery in suburban St. Louis, a 7-inch turn signal lever from that T-Bird was removed from his left arm.
WOMAN SHOT, ROBBED BY MAN SHE MET ON DATING SITE : COLLEGE PARK, Ga. (AP) - Police in suburban Atlanta say they're searching for a man accused of shooting and robbing a woman he met through a dating website.
LETTER CARRIER SENTENCED FOR DELIVERING MARIJUANA: GREENBELT, Md. (AP) - A former letter carrier for the U.S. Postal Service in Maryland has been sentenced for delivering packages of marijuana to a conspirator on her route.
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Police in Texas have arrested a teen for posting a photo of a replica gun pointed at a police car with a caption reading in part: "Should I do it?"
CASTLE HILLS, Texas (AP) - More than a dozen people remained hospitalized Monday following a fire that killed five residents of a senior-living apartment building near San Antonio, a city official said.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Sony appears to have a win-win with "The Interview." Not only did the studio score a moral victory by releasing the film in the face of hacker threats, the movie made at least $15 million from more than 2 million digital rentals and purchases in its first four days.
HONOLULU (AP) - Bracing to do business with a Congress run solely by Republicans, President Barack Obama is serving notice he has no qualms about vetoing legislation he dislikes.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - The Rhode Island Supreme Court has thrown out lawsuits brought by two Providence firefighters who said their constitutional rights were violated when they were ordered to drive a truck in a gay pride parade despite their religious objections.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) - Wal-Mart is reviving its yellow smiley image to be the face of its low-price marketing.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Nursing assistant Tom Alligood wears camouflage scrubs during his emergency room shifts at the Dorn VA hospital because he says it ...
CINCINNATI (AP) - The Cincinnati Zoo's director on Monday defended the decision to kill a gorilla to protect a 4-year-old boy who entered its exhibit ...
RENO, Nev. (AP) - A Los Angeles-based entrepreneur is turning part of a jumbo jet into an art installation and plans to haul it to Burning ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Anthropologist Susan Phillips had spent a career examining the graffiti that covers urban walls, bridges and freeway overpasses.
COSTA MESA (AP) - Brendan De Regla drove three hours and waited in line for half a day to see Donald Trump speak at a rally ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mark Salling, who played bad-boy Noah "Puck" Puckerman on the Fox musical dramedy "Glee," was charged Friday with receiving and possessing child ...
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SOURCE: "Platonic Horses in The Two Noble Kinsmen: From Passion to Temperance," in Renaissance Papers, 1998, pp. 91-101.
In the following essay, Simonds contends that The Two Noble Kinsmen provides a "sophisticated and amused" analysis of several different kinds of love. Simonds focuses on the play's treatment of Platonic love—the love and spiritual friendship between two males, and the courtly love between a man and a woman—and argues that as tragicomedy the play's ending celebrates the Platonic virtue of temperance in the lawful marriage between a man and woman. At the same time, Simonds highlights the satirical aspects of the dramatists' portrayal of this type of Platonic love.
The Two Noble Kinsmen by William Shakespeare and John Fletcher is a Renaissance tragicomedy concerned with different kinds of love.1 Our recognition of the genre is important since it...
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Fierce Teaching: Purpose, Passion, and What Matters Mostby Eric P. Jensen
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Pub. Date: 07/17/2008
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Achieve consistent, positive teaching results using these brain-compatible methods that are readily adaptable to individual learning styles, aligned with current research, and applicable to all grade levels.
Achieve consistent, positive teaching results using these brain-compatible methods that are readily adaptable to individual learning styles, aligned with current research, and applicable to all grade levels.
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Table of ContentsPreface
About the Author
Strategy Number 1. Body and Emotional Connections Made
Body-Mind Emotional Engagement
Five Key Emotional States
Strategy Number 2. Feedback and Error Correction
The Importance of Feedback
A Case for Feedback Styles
Using Feedback Types
What Makes Feedback Work So Well?
Feedback Should Be Reliable
Strategy Number 3. Input-to-Output Ratio
Who's Doing the Learning?
The Truth About Time in Learning
Mastery of Material Through Time
The Brain's Perspective on Learning
Working Memory
Consolidating the Learning
Hippocampus Overload
Cortical Limitations
How Does the Need for Time Translate Into the School Day?
The Importance of Rest Time
Strategy Number 4. Elaboration for Depth
What Is Elaboration?
Preparation for Elaborative Learning
Elaboration Categories
The "How-to" of Elaboration
Five Elaboration Strategies
Elaboration Alternatives
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Program Overview
Program Description
The Radiologic Technology associate degree program is a sequence of courses that prepares students for positions in radiology departments and related businesses and industries. Learning opportunities develop academic, technical, and professional knowledge and skills required for job acquisition, retention, and advancement. The program emphasizes a combination of didactic and clinical instruction necessary for successful employment. Program graduates receive an associate of applied science degree, have the qualifications of a radiographer, and are eligible to sit for a national certification examination for radiographers.
The Atlanta Technical College Radiologic Technology Program is accredited by the Joint Review Commission on Education in Radiologic Technology. www.jrcert.orgMission Statement, Goals and Learning Outcomes
"Consistent with the vision and mission statements of Atlanta Technical College, the Radiologic Technology Program will be a leader in workforce development by providing an educational experience that prepares graduates with the necessary skills and proficiency required of a competent entry-level technologist, while reinforcing a strong work ethic."
Goal #1 Students will be clinically competent
Student Learning Outcomes:
- Students/graduates will apply proper positioning skills
- Students/graduates will select proper technical factors
- Students/graduates will properly utilize radiation protection techniques (ALARA)
Goal #2 Students will communicate effectively
Student Learning Outcomes:
- Students/graduates will demonstrate good written communication skills.
- Students/graduates will demonstrate good age specific oral communication skills.
Goal#3 Students will demonstrate good critical thinking and problem solving skills
Student Learning Outcome:
- Students will adjust technical factors based on patient conditions.
- Students/graduates will adapt standard procedures for non-routine patients
- Students/graduates will critique images to determine diagnostic quality
Goal #4 Students will behave in a compassionate, ethical and professional manner
Student Learning Outcomes:
- Students/graduates will demonstrate proper work ethics
- Students will summarize the value of life-long learning
Program Effectiveness Data
Credentialing Examination (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists)
Based on first attempt within 6 months of graduation
Year Passing Percentage Number of Students
2014 50% on first attempt 3 of 6 students passed on 1st attempt
Job Placement Rate
Based upon those actively seeking employment within 12 months of graduation
Year Job Placement Percentage Number of students
2014 100% 6 of 6 employed
Program Completion Rate
Year # completed program Number of students
2014 6 8 enrolled / 2 withdrew
Comparative Data from the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology
Minimum Program Length: 7 Semesters
Estimated Program Cost: $8,606.00
Entrance Requirements
Admission Requirements:
Students must meet all admission requirements of the college including official high school or GED transcript is required to apply, achievement of minimum program admission scores in Reading, Language, and Math, transfer of previous post-secondary credits will be determined by the registrar and have reached the age of 18. Students who intend to apply for the Radiography program must enroll in the Health Sciences Certificate program to complete the associate degree level pre-requisite courses. The completion of the pre-requisite courses does not guarantee admission into the Radiography program. Admission into the Radiography program is competitive, and the program does not maintain a waiting list.
The program admits students once per year during summer semester for fall semester.
Applicants must be in good academic standing at the time of selection to receive consideration as candidates for admission. Applicants not selected for the program may reapply during subsequent admission intake periods. Applicants must complete the application process for each attempt at program entry. Radiologic Technology is a limited enrollment-competitive program. Submit Radiologic Technology Admission Packet to the Radiologic Technology program office after completing the following steps:
- Complete core courses (general education coursework) prior to making application to the Radiologic Technology program. This would include all general education courses required for graduation with an Associate of Applied Science degree from the state of Georgia. This includes the following courses specific to the Radiologic Technology program:
- English 1101 Composition & Rhetoric
- Speech 1101 Public Speaking
- Psychology 1101 Introduction to Psychology
- Humanities Elective (any) (3 credit hours)
- Health Science 1090 Medical Terminology "B" or better
- Math 1111 College Algebra "B" or better
- Biology 2113 Anatomy & Physiology I and its lab component "B" or better
- Biology 2114 Anatomy & Physiology II and its lab component "B" or better
- Program Information Sessions are offered throughout the school year. Prospective students must attend at least once. The Program hosts these information sessions to provide detailed information about the profession and the program itself. Prospective students will gain useful information regarding program costs, program requirements, program course information etc. The dates for information sessions will be posted.
- Submit scores for the HESI-2 assessment examination. We encourage you to take this assessment when you have completed or nearly completed BIOL 2114 and ALHS 1090. Dates for testing will be emailed to all known prospective students.
- Submit an application to the ATC Radiologic Technology program. This form is included inside the Radiologic Technology application packet (distributed during the information session).
- Provide unofficial copies of college transcripts with the Radiologic Technology Program Application. Keep one copy of every transcript for your personal records.
No applications will be accepted beyond application deadline.
The application will be considered incomplete if all documentation and transcripts are not attached. Because there are more applicants than space available, once basic criteria are met, program admission is based on a points system. For further information please contact the Radiologic Technology Program.
*Satisfying the required criteria for application into the Radiologic Technology program is the responsibility of the student. Students should use their resources, plan accordingly and be cognitive of meeting requirements with their best ability as the program is a competitive admissions program and is not able to admit all students despite best efforts of all parties involved.Blood and Airborne Pathogens: Students enrolled in Category I and II programs at Atlanta Technical College will be performing tasks in which there is a normal occurrence for exposure to blood, other potentially infectious body materials, and airborne pathogens. These tasks will be performed in the classroom, laboratory, and clinical activities for each occupational training program/course. Students will be required to present documentation of Hepatitis B and Tuberculosis immunizations as a result of potential occupational exposure. Students should contact their program directors for more information. Policies and procedures regarding blood and airborne pathogens may be reviewed at www.tcsg.org/tcsgpolicy/menu.html.
Course Overview
Content of this course is designed to establish a basic knowledge of atomic structure and terminology.Other topics include the
nature andcharacteristics of x-radiation; ionizing and non-ionizing radiation; x-ray production;the properties of x-rays and the
fundamentals of x-rayphoton interaction with matter.
The content of this course introduces factors that govern and influence the production of the radiographic image using analog
and digitalradiographic equipment found in diagnostic radiology. Emphasis will be placed on knowledge and techniques required
to produce high qualitydiagnostic radiographic images. Topics include: Image quality (radiographic density; radiographic contrast;
recorded detail; distortion; grids;image receptors and holders (analog and digital); processing considerations (analog and digital);
image acquisition (analog, digital, andPACS); image analysis; image artifacts (analog and digital); Guidelines for selecting
exposure factors and evaluating images within a digitalsystem will assist students to bridge between film-based and digital
imaging systems. Factors that impact image acquisition, display, archivingand retrieval are discussed. Laboratory experiences
will demonstrate applications of theoretical principles and concepts.
Content establishes a knowledge base in radiographic, fluoroscopic and mobile equipment requirements and design.
The content alsoprovides a basic knowledge of Automatic Exposure Control (AEC) devices, beam restriction, filtration,
quality control, and quality managementprinciples of analog and digital systems. Laboratory experiences will demonstrate
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My due date was December 13th. Ben was scheduled to be out of town December 10-12th for residency interviews. I was so scared he was going to miss the birth. So as we approached the due date, I became more and more anxious. I kept hoping our baby would come early to ensure that Ben would be there. So every little twinge and cramp gave me hope that I was going into labor. I would get so excited, add items to my hospital bag, only to have things fizzle out. "Come on, baby," I would think to myself, "You have to come while Daddy is still in town!" Each day I would wake up and tell him, "Today would be a good day for your birthday!" But it wasn't his time yet. Meanwhile, I was doing everything to bring on labor: eating a whole pineapple in one sitting, eating 6 dates a day, doing squats, walking, etc. But as we got closer to the due date I realized I needed to put all that on hold! Now I told him, "Don't come yet, you have to wait for Daddy to get back in town!"
We met with our doula and she suggested we think of it more as a "due month" rather than a due date. She suggested that we not obsess over when he was going to come because it was out of our control. After talking to her, I realized I needed to surrender this to God. I couldn't keep being so anxious every day and wondering if Ben would be there or not. I needed to trust God in his timing. I wrote in my prayer journal, "this short but somewhat frustrating time has reminded me that You are in control. No matter how much I may want something and think that I know best, it is really You, Father, that knows best. I pray that we will have a safe delivery and that through this wonderful miracle we can draw closer to you." I don't think it is any coincidence that after I finally surrendered my desire to control the situation, my labor began the following evening.
We went home and Ben was preparing for his upcoming interview. I had him snap a few pictures of my belly because I hadn't taken any of just my belly. As we were sitting on the couch around 11:00 PM, I noticed that I was having contractions. But I had been having contractions for the past couple weeks and they did not seem any different. I remember the one contraction that got my attention. It was stronger than what I had been having and I felt it in my back. Was this it? When I went to bathroom, I noticed some blood. Was this bloody show?! That was supposed to mean labor was on the way! I then remembered that it could have been the cervical exam from the midwife earlier in the evening that caused me to bleed. But the contractions kept coming. I started timing them. 15-20 minutes apart. Ben started packing his bag. I still wasn't convinced that it was the real thing. But I started to add things to my bag nevertheless. The contractions seemed to be getting a little stronger now. They were lasting around 30-45 seconds. At first I was able to talk through them. Ben was making jokes and I was laughing. But as the contractions started getting stronger, his jokes weren't so funny anymore. For some reason, I started to get a little panicky. My back was hurting so bad with each contraction. I was trying to time each one but it was hard to pinpoint when one contraction ended and another one started. When I was timing them, I found they were 2-3 minutes apart. That was so close together! I was told to go to the hospital when they were 4 minutes apart. I was confused because it seemed like everything was happening so fast. It was around 1:00 AM at this point. I was walking around the house in between contractions. At one point, I got on the bed on all fours because my back was hurting so bad with each contraction. The book on natural labor I had read suggested laboring at home for as long as possible so I was trying to wait before going to the hospital. But part of me also wanted to just get there and get settled in. A little before 2:00 AM I got in touch with our doula and let her know we were going to the hospital. Ben packed our bags in the car and off we went!
We headed down the road in our little corolla. It was dark and quiet and no cars were on the road. I had one contraction in the car and it was so uncomfortable. I tried to lean the seat back but that did not help too much. We pulled into the parking deck and tried to get as close to the 3rd floor where Labor and Delivery was located. We walked across the covered bridge to the hospital. It felt surreal that I was actually in labor because it seemed like I had been waiting forever for it. Now I was walking in to the hospital as a patient instead of as a student. As we got close to the end of the bridge, I stopped to breathe through the next contraction. I was glad it was so late so that we wouldn't run into anyone that we knew. We went to OB assessment for the second time that night. "Back again?," the tech asked us. "We think it's the real thing this time," Ben told her.
We got checked in and I changed into a hospital gown. The nurse was ready to start an IV and I told her I did not want one at this point because I was having a natural birth. She asked me if I had a birth plan. I realized then that I had forgotten to bring it! All I was able to tell her was that I had a doula. She seemed slightly annoyed at this response and asked what other specifications I had besides having a doula. It was really hard to think about this during the middle of the contractions. The answer seemed obvious. I told her I just did not want any drugs that I did not need including pain medications. This seemed to be enough for the time being. I was put on the monitor and she told me they would watch me for a while. She left and Mandy, our doula, met us in the room.
This room was tiny but we would only be there temporarily. Now that I was settled in, I was able to focus more on breathing through my contractions. I now felt more in control and less panicky. We turned the lights down and started playing some calm music. I visualized the contraction as a wave and worked on breathing through it as it got more intense. Once they finished monitoring me, I was allowed to walk around the little room. I tried sitting on the ball but it was so uncomfortable. The contractions seemed to be intensifying so we let the nurse know that I wanted to be checked again. She told me that I was 3.5 centimeters. I was disappointed because it felt like I had been doing a lot of work and I was 3 centimeters earlier that night. I started to get a little frustrated because I wanted to be in the Labor and Delivery room, not this tiny assessment room. Around 4 am, the nurse came in to let me know that I would be moving to labor and delivery. Finally, I thought. Walking down the hall to the new room was a bit of a struggle as I had to stop a couple times because of the contractions.
Around this time, my contractions were becoming some powerful. I had prepared myself for pain but I did not expect the amount of force that I would feel with each contraction. I was able to breathe through some of them but with most I had to let out a long moan at the end as the force shook my body. The book that I had read to prepare me for natural labor said that there were no sharp pains during labor. I remember thinking during my labor that the author didn't know what she was talking about because I was definitely having a lot of sharp pains! For most of the contractions, I was standing over the bed bracing myself on my elbows. Sometimes, I would feel as if I was going to throw up. Ben was on one side and Mandy was on the other. Both were encouraging me and telling me I was doing a good job. Sometimes, I was walking around. Mandy encouraged me to rock back and forth. I was telling myself I could do it. My eyes were closed the whole time. I knew who was in the room and heard what they were saying but at the same time I felt disconnected from everything. I had music playing. I could hear it but I can't remember what songs were played. I felt intoxicated. I wasn't looking at the clock. I was just trying to get through each contraction.
They wanted to check my dilation again. I prepared myself to hear that I had not progressed that far so as not to be disappointed. The midwife, Ashley, told me I was at 7 cm! I couldn't believe it. Mandy and Ben cheered for me. I felt relieved because at least all the pain was doing something. I was getting closer! At the end of one of the contractions, my water broke while I was leaning over the bed. I was wearing socks at the time and they got soaked! Gross! But at least we were getting somewhere. I finally threw up and that felt better. The midwife told me to let her know when I felt like I had to have a bowel movement. When I finally got to that point I told them and they checked me again. I was 10 cm! I felt like I had achieved so much! This was around 6 am. I was starting to get tired of standing. I was shaking. I asked to get in a different position and they helped me to get into the bed. I tried to push some with their coaching, but I didn't feel like I was getting anywhere.
The midwife checked my cervix again and told me my cervix was in the way. I didn't know what they meant but she suggested I lay on my side to help move it out of the way. I started throwing up a lot. I was pushing some but it still didn't feel like I was doing anything. This was probably the hardest part of my labor. The nurse checked me again and said the cervix was still in the way. I started getting worried that he wasn't going to come and I would need a C-section. I asked Ben to pray that he would come. Nobody was telling me anything to do. I was lying in the bed, getting sick, and wondering what was going on. It felt like I had hit a roadblock. The midwife offered some Fentanyl to help me relax and make the pushing easier. I thought about it and asked if it would go to the baby. She said it would but it had a short half-life and would be out of his system quickly. I told her I would wait. I had made it this far without anything so I didn't want any drugs if I didn't need them. Everything seemed to be at a standstill. I tried pushing again. Finally after what seemed like forever, I felt like I was pushing in sync with my contractions. I had read that the pushing was a strong urge that could feel really good. This was not the case for me. It was painful and very difficult! And it felt like I was constipated times a million. I'm not a particularly expressive person, but I was grunting so loud with each push. I felt like I had no energy to finish. "Come on, baaabbbyyyyy!!!!," I would grunt with each push. The midwife asked me what his name was going to be. "Tatum," I told her. "Come on, Tatum!!!" I said with the next pushes. They were all cheering me on. I was drenched in sweat. I have never worked so hard in my life. How much longer would I have to do this, I thought. The midwife told me she could see his head. After a few more pushes, I felt his head myself. It felt squishy and slimy! I was so close to having my baby!
As his head came further out, it started to burn. The midwife explained that my perineal tissue was stretching. No one prepared me for that! I screamed, "It hurts!!!" Everyone kept encouraging me. They told me to keep pushing. "He's almost here. This is it!!" Well, it actually took a few more pushes. His head was out and and now I had to push to get the shoulders out. I pushed with all the strength I had left in me. And he was out!! Coldplay's "Yellow" was the song playing when he was finally born at 8:13 am on December 9th.
I heard his crying and he was put right on my chest. Here he was!! I can't put into words what I felt when I first got to hold him. I was finally getting to meet the little one that had been kicking me from the inside for the past few months! It was surreal. He was mine! I didn't care that he was slimy and wet. I felt such elation having him skin to skin on my chest. He was crying his little lungs out. I was too focused on him to notice but apparently he had pooped all over my stomach. Poop was everywhere! And that was his entry into the world! I didn't care. I was so happy to have him.
Ben cut the umbilical cord and after they got me cleaned up, I put him on my breast and he started feeding right away. Ben climbed in the bed with me. There we all were, together as a family for the first time. What a sweet reward after all that hard work. I spent the next few hours just holding and stroking him, welcoming my sweet Baby Tatum to the world.


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SIFF Hot Tips for SIFF 2007
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As you plan your slate for SIFF, consider these helpful resources.
Ted Z. at Big Screen Little Screen has compiled 20 trailers for the first week of the festivalmany of which SIFF does not have up at their site.
Media Babe, who is employed by the best video store in the world, has a complete list of films in the festival whose DVDs are already available for rent. (Most of these are not Region 1, so if you don't have a region-free player, you'd best cross-reference with Scarecrow website.)
Finally, I've compiled a work-in-progress list of movies that will be opening theatrically in Seattle soon after the festival. I'll be adding this information to the capsules in SIFF Notes Online shortly.
Knocked Up (wide) …… 1 June
Severance (Varsity) …… 1 June
Paris Je TAime (Seven Gables) …… 1 June
Paprika (Landmark) …… 8 June
Surfs Up (wide) …… 8 June
Crazy Love (Landmark) …… 15 June
Eagle vs. Shark (Landmark) …… 22 June
Golden Door (Landmark) …… 22 June
La Vie en Rose (Landmark) …… 22 June
Day Watch (Landmark) …… 22 June
Angel-A (Landmark, perhaps Varsity) …… 22 June
Red Road (Landmark) …… 22 June
Death at a Funeral (Landmark) …… 29 June
Evening (Landmark) …… 29 June
Rescue Dawn (Landmark) …… 13 July
Introducing the Dwights (Landmark) …… 13 July
Broken English (Landmark) …… 13 July
Lady Chatterley (Landmark) …… 13 July
Manufactured Landscapes (Landmark) …… 13 July
Vitus (Landmark) …… 20 July
Cashback (Landmark) …… 20 July
Black Sheep (Landmark) …… July?
Goyas Ghosts …… Not yet set
The King of Kong …… 17 Aug
Rocket Science …… 17 Aug
Dans Paris …… Not yet set
Retribution? …… (not confirmed)
Fido? …… (not confirmed)


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I would not enter a bank without my piece. One bank that I go to doesn't have the right sign for excluding CHLs, so I carry right on in without problem. But then again it's concealed.
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This is a discussion on bank carry? within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by BlueLion Bank carry will get you a fed charge as far as I know. I would suggest not doing until you can ...
A Bank is NOT federal property...Originally Posted by BlueLion
Unless a State regulation in your state exists, OR is posted 30.06, banks are OK for CCW.
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I would not enter a bank without my piece. One bank that I go to doesn't have the right sign for excluding CHLs, so I carry right on in without problem. But then again it's concealed.
Jungle Work
My understanding in NC is that it is illegal to carry concealed in a financial institution. Open carry would be OK I guess. I haven't tried either way just yet.
Walk steathly - and carry a big Springfield.
Train and train hard, you might not get a second chance to make a first impression!
I vote for Monica Lewinsky's Ex-Boyfriend's Wife for President.....Not!
Bank carry is state law controlled. In Minnesota it is not an issue at all.
"If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking" - George S. Patton.
I have never thought twice about carrying in a bank... the only way anyone will know is if I need to use the gun, then they'll be glad I had it!
I had a BAD experience with bank carry once.
I frequent the branch of my bank in the town I live in and I try to use the same teller each time, nice guy and all, sometimes we bulls!it a little.
Anyway I sometimes use the branch near where I work (I commute 35 miles one way). A while ago I lost my Drivers License and did not get it replaced for about 2 weeks (busy, procrastination, take your pick). So I used my LTCF as ID. It is a state issued license. I used it 3 or 4 times at the local branch with not even a question. At the branch near work I tried to use it, and at first they would not accept it. After explaining that it was a State issued ID and giving them the ID card from my part time security job they accepted it.
Back at my local branch I again used my LTCF as ID. no questions. I asked the guy why I was told I couldn't use it at the other branch but he had no problem with it.
His response panic'd me greatly. He said "I know you, plus, that ID means you are carrying a gun" The lady next to him heard him say that and trying not to let on that she did, turned her head slightly. I said "No, no, no, no" Hastily "I don't want anyone to think that you are doing anything you wouldn't do because of what that says (trying not to be specific for those that didn't hear)" He said "well no, it was a joke, it's just because I know you"
I could have slapped him. He then asked me about carrying concealed. He didn't even know you could without somesort of LE job.
I don't do business with "banks" any more, only credit unions! My credit union is both Federally and State INSURED. Owned by us "shareholders", but severely regulated by Fed and State.
At any rate, I have some explaining to do to the nice lady who is now the branch manager here as soon as we can have a 1 on 1. She's now been subjected to a couple of gun and gun club conversations (between me and one of the staff from HQ who is a competitive shooter and hunter) in her presence, but no explanation of what we are really about.
The president of the credit union is also a shooter and hunter and someone I've known for probably 20 years or more. One day he was in the lobby as I entered and he proceeded to ask me about the archery range at another club . . . the patrons in this lib-tard community probably think we are all wackos.
One of the credit union BOD members is a personal friend and our DA and he knows (in writing, since I asked him a bunch of "what if" questions after said branch was robbed 2 hours before I went there) that I CCW in the credit union. Nobody is likely to ask me and nobody cares . . . they know which side of the law I am on. Many of the staff know who I am, I'm never asked for ID . . . I think it's happened once or twice in 32 years, by new tellers.
The Ohio Banking Assn. put out an encylical directing all members to post their banks as no-carry zones, or as they are more correctly known, "Criminal Protection Zones." (Attention Criminals: everyone within has been legally disarmed for your convenience. Enjoy!) As a result very, very few banks hereabouts lack the CPZ signs. Federal law does cover designated areas; here in the Buckeye State of Legal Contradictions, (where the Ohio legislature redefined "concealed" as meaning "in plain view" -- see the thread on carrying in a motor vehicle in this state) -- banks determine whether to allow carry or not, and the Federales don't seem to enter into the equation.
My Credit Union here in Texas has a no handguns sticker on the door but it is not the right way to display to keep people from legally carrying. Although they have what appears to be a Metal Detector right inside the door. Haven't been brave enough to chance it until reading this thread was unsure about it being legal to carry in a bank anyway
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40. Re: Export Groups to Files?c.pfaffenbichler Feb 6, 2012 7:24 AM (in response to hadelaar)
is this script also available for Illustrator?
Say what?
Photoshop and Illustrator's Document Object Models are quite different, so a Script's functionality is not necessarily (easily) transferable.
Anyway, you might want to check over at
41. Re: Export Groups to Files?hadelaar Feb 6, 2012 11:03 AM (in response to 808eatz)
I know, but it would be awesome if such a great script also is available for Illustrator.
Will have a look at your link, thanks pfaffenbichler
if somebody has found it please post it here
keep up the good work y'all
42. Re: Export Groups to Files?ChristianKasius Nov 28, 2013 8:28 AM (in response to Paul Riggott)
Hi Paul,
The link is down, can you upload it again?
This script 'd really save me some valuable time
43. Re: Export Groups to Files?- JM - Nov 28, 2013 7:05 PM (in response to ChristianKasius)
try this, the layer saver is towards the bottom of the list:
Paul makes some very useful scripts, thanks!
44. Re: Export Groups to Files?c.pfaffenbichler Nov 28, 2013 11:14 PM (in response to - JM -)
Paul makes some very useful scripts, thanks!
Alas, if I remember correctly he stopped participating in these Fora because of his frustration with Adobe's bug fixing neglect.
45. Re: Export Groups to Files?AffectDesign Apr 24, 2015 4:42 PM (in response to c.pfaffenbichler)
I'm looking to do the same (export all top level groups as images). Is there an updated script that works in CC?
46. Re: Export Groups to Files?c.pfaffenbichler Apr 26, 2015 4:19 AM (in response to AffectDesign)
Doe the Script fail for you in CC and if so how exactly?
47. Re: Export Groups to Files?Tiger6kk Apr 30, 2015 8:54 AM (in response to c.pfaffenbichler)
I am running an older version of Paul's script and I'm getting a crash on Photoshop CC 64-bit, no error is thrown, program just shuts down. Seems to work on the 32-bit version though. Also, the links to the newer version of this script are empty, is there anywhere I can get the most updated version of this?
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: Link is working for me now and I downloaded the latest version of "Layer Saver". Still crashes CC 64-bit, and CC 32-bit seems to not finish the task when started.
Anyone get this working in Photoshop CC 32 or 64 bit?
48. Re: Export Groups to Files?claudiam22401606 Jan 5, 2016 7:17 AM (in response to Tiger6kk)
Hope you found the answer to this already but I'll answer anyway, for future reference:
it really helped me to find out that in photoshop cc you can save groups as simply as by selecting the ones you want,right clicking the mouse and selecting the "export as..." option. It saved me around 30 min per project!
49. Re: Export Groups to Files?erickp Mar 15, 2016 7:13 PM (in response to claudiam22401606)1 person found this helpful
Yeah but what if you have like 50 layer groups and you want to save each group as a separate file? Your suggested method is great for exporting one or two but so much in a batch scenario.
50. Re: Export Groups to Files?Crikko_25 Apr 30, 2016 10:43 AM (in response to erickp)
Same, i need to save like 30 layers and it takes lot of time selecting each layer from groups
51. Re: Export Groups to Files?c.pfaffenbichler May 1, 2016 2:21 AM (in response to Crikko_25)
If you can clarify the scenario (Layer and Group structure etc.) you could ask for help over at


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