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Edgbaston - England v The West Indies: Third Test, Day 4
Highlights of the fourth day's play at Edgbaston.
A round-up of the action and highlights of the third day's play as England take on the West Indies in the Third Test at Edgbaston. Commentary and analysis by Michael Vaughan, Geoffrey Boycott and Simon Hughes.
Highlights of the fourth day's play at Edgbaston.
Highlights of the second day's play at Edgbaston.
Highlights of the first day's play at Edgbaston.
Overall great service for those of us who miss channel 5's main service. Amazing to see Tino Best make the last test wake up.
This really is bad. The ECB need to do something about this or there will be no cricket fans left!
Same here, a slide show is quicker
Just can't get it. Best I have had was a few miliseconds of the opening montage, then it froze on a pair of wicket-keepr's gloves. On two occasions it got as far a showing a West Indian cricketeter touching the peak of his red cap. Otherwise sweet fanny-adams. Not impressed!
this is the worst web replay site on the web - where is it hosted and on what ?- someones spare machine in a bedroom? Really what is the point of offering the service when it seems most people think it unwatchable - just very bad PR
Great service channel 5 i have no problem watching highlights the next day you put great effort into producing these highlights and fantastic picture, Whats everyone talking about?
No buffering issues, and I'm not fussed about the advert leadin/leadout, but it could do with being better quality - kind of blocky and fuzzy on full screen, which is a disappointment - not like there's a shortage of bandwidth in this day and age.
Fantastic service and programme, To everybody moaning about ads be grateful this is free and not on Sky. C5 are a commercial station, how are they supposed to fund this show without advertising???? Typical ' I want everything for free' mentality on the internet.. Well done C5, keep it up please!
Every time it's the same, people moaning about C5. I've never had any problems. Calm down, watch the highlights and enjoy the quality team we've got at the moment lads
why can't you edit out the ads, very annoying to watch
I never get any of the problems that others seem to have. I wait until between 11pm and midnight and there it is. After a few advertisements it all works beautifully. Thank you, Channel 5, for a great free service.
Same for me as sd. Watched half in around midnight and the rest Sunday morning and absolutely no problems. Not sure what is causing the problems for the compainants.
what's with the adverts ? i would like to watch cricket not adverts ??? get it sorted ?
Excellent picture good quality sound. No buffering. Enjoyable programme, and good to have it online as I missed the early evening slot.
strap some on chaps ... works fine for me. love chan 5 highlights
Playing ok for me, Sunday morning. One comment: Vaughan referring to Guyana as an island... oops!
Rubbish i sit through 90 seconds of ads to watch 20 seconds of the video and then it stops and wont start ! guess i find another website !
and NOBODY at Channel5.com listens. NOBODY. Shameful.
Won't play properly, and nothing wrong with my connection. Dreadful as usual from channel 5.
Can't get to play, terrible service.
I can't get the video to play, This is an awful service.
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Steve's Liquor
Ratings: 54 | Reviews: 50 | Show All Ratings:
4.3/5 rDev +0.2%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | $$
Well, there hasn't been a review of Steve's for almost a year now, so I'm happy to give it some fresh props.
Emily and I made our way out to Steve's in hopes for some off the wall stuff (actually, I was thinking they may have some Blushing Monk left, but no luck). They had a really nice selection of singles both in 12 oz. and larger format bottles. The cooler is stocked with all sorts of beer, with a great selection of all these fine Wisconsin beers that aren't available anywhere else.
I ended up scoring a couple bottles of Pannepot 2010, and some Lagunitas Sumpin Wild, which I was surprised to see still on the shelves, I thought this went quickly. A great lil store, well worth the effort to make it out from downtown.
08-29-2011 16:41:11 | More by MarcatGSB
3.8/5 rDev -11.4%
quality: 3.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $
Passing through Madison onto Darkness and we had to stop at one of the highest rated beer stores along the way. Its a decent place, worth stopping by if you are close but not a destination place at all. The quality of the beers is average, not a ton of super high quality beers or internationals but most of the better local brands. The selection is heavily biased toward local offerings Central Waters, NG, etc. They have several of each which is great for someone driving though to get locals you can't get out of state. As an added bonus they offer tons of single's of most of the local beers, so for the ticker like me its decent. The prices are super cheap as well so that's welcome as well.
Stop by for cheap locals but don't go out of your way.
10-25-2010 02:13:19 | More by jrallen34
4.15/5 rDev -3.3%
quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4 | $$
I stopped in here before the Great Taste of the Midwest, this past summer, looking for beers I can't get at home. They have a great selection of national and local beers in a long wall of coolers.
When the person at the front found out I was there for beer and had questions, the beer guy was called to help me out. He quickly suggested a bunch of local beers (Ale Asylum, Lake Louie, Tyranena...) and Zoetzurr Flemish Ale which they had just got in.
Long story short, this is a place that is worth checking out if you are looking for some local brews. I will definitely stop in the next time I am in Madison.
01-10-2010 01:53:42 | More by wspscott
3.85/5 rDev -10.3%
quality: 4 | service: 3.5 | selection: 4 | $$
Steve's Liquor is small compared to other liquor stores, but the beer selection is quite nice.
atmosphere is standard for a liquor store, with the beer all in coolers on the back wall. the majority is in six-packs, with a focus on wisconsin breweries, along with most available in single bottles. mixed six-packs are 10% off, which is a plus.
quality and service were good; no complaints. clean conditions and minimal dusty bottles, with friendly service that seems to be interested in beer.
selection is good. full lines of Tyranena, Capitol, Lake Louie, Ale Asylum, New Glarus, and other Wisconsin breweries. for imports, there are some, but nowhere near a comprehensive selection of any one type or brewery.
overall, this is a solid stop for beer in Madison, with fresh bottles and a stock that seems to turn over on at least a moderately constant basis.
09-20-2009 15:10:08 | More by botham
4.2/5 rDev -2.1%
quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$
I've been going to Steve's for the last few months for most of my beer needs (unless I'm doing a trade or home brewing). The service here is good, they don't pester you and let you pick out what you want.
When Sierra Nevada's Southern Hemisphere IPA was released I asked if they would be getting it. I asked an employee as I was checking out, and she said she'd call me back to let me know if she could get it or not. I never heard back. Not that it's a big deal, but when you take down someones name and number I'd expect some sort of feedback.
They have a nice selection of 12oz bottles, and a cooler dedicated to bomber bottles with some 750's as well. The price is reasonable with most items. You can get Ale Asylum cheaper at Woodman's I think, but Steve's is about average in price.
08-29-2009 03:42:51 | More by Ek0nomik
4.3/5 rDev +0.2%
quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | $$
A large group of us recently stopped in here for a bit of shopping before the Great Taste of the Midwest.
Quality- Good atmosphere here. Bright, clean, and well organized, despite there being numerous displays out on the floor. High quality selection and great service. All around excellent experience here.
Service- Service here was fantastic, courteous, and knowledgeable. Considering that I think our group literally bought half of their stock of WI beers off the floor, they literally fell over themselves here to help us out. There were several times that we needed them to check in the back for extra cases and such, and it was no problem whatsoever. My wife used one of their custom reusable bottle bags to bring some of beers up to the register, and they threw it in for free. Now that's the kind of service I'm looking for!
Selection- Tons of selections from all the Wisconsin breweries that I was looking for. New Glarus, Tyranena, Ale Asylum, Lake Louie, Central Waters, Furthermore, and Capital. I literally almost cried when I saw cases and cases of Belgian Red and Raspberry Tart out on the floor. Everything is kept in coolers and a lot of the selection was available as singles. Not all (there were some Tyranena and Central Water selections were only available in six-packs) were available as singles but there were definitely enough to mix & match a few quality sixers.
Totally worthwhile stop if you're in Madison. This completely met our WI beer purchasing expectations.
08-25-2009 19:19:01 | More by Kegatron
4/5 rDev -6.8%
quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$
This was another stop on my trip to Madison on the Great Taste of the Midwest 2009 weekend, on a long journey to purchase local beers.
Easy parking right in front of the store, good service, it has a relatively small, but carefully chosen selection, with decent pricing.
There are a few wines, but I did not check those.
It has all the expected locals, spanning mostly Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois and Indiana, with a few hidden gems from California. I actually found a few limited editions from Three Floyds and others breweries.
A decent selection of imports round it up, and some of the employees do know their beer, to some extent. Worth a stop, good if not great prices.
08-11-2009 02:03:09 | More by brdc
3.7/5 rDev -13.8%
quality: 4 | service: 3 | selection: 4 | $$
Steve's is in I believe Middleton, I hit it on the way to an event downtown.
All the beer is in coolers on the wall adjacent to the doors. Everything is clean and it appears everything but the Hopslam is of optimal freshness (but this is August I totally know what I was getting with the Hopslam). It's a bit pricey in some regards, standard and reasonable in others. The have 2 coolers of 375, 500, and 750 ml bottles with a few rarer Belgians, some Germans, and a few other things. Had quite a few of the Wisconsin brews and also a few import 6 packs.
Overall a pretty standard above average beer store.
08-08-2009 20:59:38 | More by crossovert
South Carolina
4.35/5 rDev +1.4%
quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | $
This one keeps a good stock of all of the good local beers, though a few were missing while I was there. Most are kept in coolers, and there's a big walk in cooler with 12-packs and samplers. I was impressed by the quality of the beers available, and additionally with the selection, though there are larger selections around. The service is alright, no one really helped me out, and I think the people working while I was there were more of wine experts, but they were helpful in helping me just find certain things. What really impressed me were the prices. I mean, great prices, I would get discounts on certain things (discounts I didn't know about but showed up on my receipt), and the prices were already lower than the average store in the area. Even 3F beers cost less here than they do at the pub or in Chicago. A good store to go to for beer in the area.
06-24-2009 01:44:03 | More by taylorhamrick
4.5/5 rDev +4.9%
quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 4 | $$
Stopped in for a visit while in town to take the Capital tour.
The first thing I noticed was how thoughtfully laid-out and easily navigable the store is, as well as how spacious it seemed.
It hardly took a moment to find the beer, as there were floor stackers of Capital cans placed near the entry and a little further in at the checkstand (alongside a stacker of the new Horny Goat bottles). I almost became distracted by a cheese and deli section in the northwest corner of the store before seeing a the first cooler door in the cold box which was loaded with mainly import singles (Drie Fonteinen and Samuel Smiths among others). A little further along I came across two doors with Wisconsin micro and Midwest craft singles, unsurprisingly featuring a good deal of New Glarus (aside: when I checked out I quizzed the folks at the counter as to whether Iced Barleywine might be around, and they were able to suggest a retailer that might still have it. Further conversation revolved around the Berliner Weiss, convincing me that these folks were serious if not downright passionate about their beer!)
As I was sorting through the singles I missed the empty six-pack cartons (folded in a clear lexan file holder mounted about 5' high along the cold box), but as I would be buying more than 1 or 2 sixes I simply walked into the cold box/"beer cave" and picked out an empty case with which to haul my beer - and keep it from rattling around in the trunk.
I saw a few imports as well as the Usual Suspects (Stone, DFH, Dale's) that we don't get in the Twin Cities market, but I was mainly here for Lake Louie and O'so.
Prices were as good if not better than I'd expected, and overall this was an excellent shopping experience.
06-10-2009 16:24:24 | More by Chaz
Steve's Liquor in Madison, WI
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cell: 414-704-4598
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Many teachers continually strive to find the best methods to meet the needs of all students. What has worked best for you? Do you have a favorite management technique that enables you to differentiate instruction? What are some instructional strategies that have proven successful in the classroom. Please share your ideas here.
MY strategy is more hands on whereby everyone has the same assigment and by using one to one visits I can differentiate the instruction per student. Some need more scaffolding, whiles others may have the rigor increase or decrease.
I so agree with your suggestion. I want to be able to have more differentiation in presenting to a whole group. I feel somedays, I get it and other days I don't. I'm not sure exactly what it is that I'm doing right on the somedays and wrong the wrong days.
I would like to hear from others who are able to differentiate during whole group as well.
I agree with your strategy of using hands-on instruction for learning. The more students are engaged in their learning, the more ownership they will feel in the process.
I really like the article, "Awesome Chart on the Difference Between Personalization, Differentiation, and Individualization," in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning that features a chart written by Barbara Bray and Kathleen McClaskey, co-founders of Personalize Learning, LLC, that compares the terms Personalization, Differentiation, and Individualization.
See Chart on Difference Between Personalization, Differentiation,and Individualization
What do you think of their comparisons between these three terms?
I am no longer in the classroom, but I am working as a technology integrationist. Last year, however, at the end of the school year I flipped my math classroom. I created videos with guided notes for students to do at home and gave them class time to work on the assignment. This allowed me to spend more one-on-one time with students. The students that finished early were given an activity to do such as taking a set of cards and finding the matching fraction and decimal pairs. In a 1:1 classroom (which we are not), they could be directed to a site to do more practice.
I found out that I can differentiate effectively by informally conferencing with the student at their desk or at my desk. In addition, I can offer enriching options to other students via Passkeylearning.com. I have found difficulty in planning lessons with more than 2 different levels of content and process. I have been more successfully in providing options for final product assessment.
I have found that the best way to differentiate in my special education middle school classroom is to break into 3 small groups. I work with one group on an activity at their level or a skill they don't understand. Another group is working on a project that relates to the current lesson and the last group is doing some sort of computer skills based instruction or worksheets. In this way, we hit multiple learning styles and are able to target specific skills that need either enrichment or remediation.
Thanks everyone for sharing these great strategies and ideas! We know this is so important to address in the classroom and yet not the easiest thing to implement. I think for me I usually tried for a 3 group minimum but used the 1:1 conferencing as a great way to keep my finger on the pulse of each student. Most of all what I think we need to also keep in mind the student role as the learner and get them to take ownership. I think I'll get a discussion going on that topic to see how folks are facilitating the student role.
Can digital technology make differentiated instruction easier?
Teachers are faced with the challenging task of differentiating instruction to meet the various learning styles of their students. Is there a way for digital technology to make it easier for teachers to differentiate instruction? What do you think?
Literacy Beat features an article called "A Planning Process for Differentiated Instruction with Digital Tools" by Thomas DeVere Wolsey. He maintains that a three-step plan can help teachers use technology to differentiate instruction:
He has prepared a video that provides an example of high-quality differentiation using technology. Take a look and share your opinion!
What are some other ways you can differentiate instruction for your students?
I think it is important to remember the points he mentions at the beginning of the video. Assessment linked to standards used to create respectful tasks create equal growth. I think sometimes the simple use of technology is seen as differentiation when we really need to be looking more carefully at the tasks and what data was used for designing them. Formative assessment to really discover who your students are is essential and one could use many tools to assess students. Interest inventories and surveys are mentioned and those can be quickly and efficiently administered online for timely and effective data collection. Additionally web sites and interactive tools can be used when needed. For me a key component of differentiation is knowing where students are and then selecting a technology tool that will help them move forward in their learning.
Are you looking for online tools to assist with differentiating instruction? Check out these suggestions from David Kapuler in his post "10 Sites for Differentiated Instruction" in Tech & Learning, August 8, 2013.
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The first tiger in Nepal ever to be translocated and fitted with a specialized tracking collar was killed in Nepal in May 2011. Government officials from the country confirmed the death of this tiger, named Namobuddha, on June 3, 2011.
Police have arrested three people in suspicion of involvement in the killing of the tiger. Because of the collar, police were able to act quickly to catch the suspects.
Why did WWF put a tracking collar on the tiger?
Namobuddha was fitted with the collar and translocated in January 2011. WWF provided technical and financial support for this move, working closely with government officials in Nepal and the National Trust for Nature Conservation, as part of our efforts to double the number of tigers in Nepal and across their full range.
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- 4 out of every 5 coqui have died in the past ten years.
- Threats: habitat destruction, climate change and chytrid fungus disease.
- Tiny tree frog about one-inch long.
- Named for two-note "ko-kee" song.
- National symbol of Puerto Rico.
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Watch BioPark herpetologists care for the only captive population of locust coquis, critically endangered frogs from Puerto Rico. This bio-secure lab minimizes contamination and disease. The BioPark breeds and raises coquis for future reintroduction to wild habitat. Programs like this one help ensure the survival of amphibians.
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The National Weather Service Weather Forecast office posted these 24-hour snowfall amounts from their weather spotters. The reading from Beach Park by an observer known as CoCoRaHS, who measured 11.7 inches, had a very impressive 1.68 inches of liquid equivalent. That's a snow-to-liquid ratio of 7-to-1. This was this winter's largest storm yet.
Barrington — 6.0
Beach Park — 11.7
Buffalo Grove — 9.6
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Tuesday night and Wednesday morning was all about digging out. Now it's time to start building up.
The heavy, wet snow that made it so hard to shovel and push aside is also great white stuff for sculpting and piling high.
The National Weather Service said Lake County recorded 11.7 inches of snow in Beach Park and all the top measurements came from the county. There were reports of Gurnee having almost a foot of snow and Libertyville was up over 10 inches.
A weather service map showed 10 to 12 inches from Waukegan north to Kenosha, Wis., and then west to Gurnee. At one point during Tuesday's blizzard, storm visibility at Waukegan Regional Airport was zero.
Angie Borzick of Lake Villa said her son, Marc, 21, decided to build a snow cave in their back yard just off McKinley Avenue and Burnett Drive.
"He came home from work and shoveled our driveway and then he said, 'I feel like being a kid again. He called some of his friends and pretty soon we have a pizza party."
Her son is a bricklayer and he built the snow cave with a 10-foot ceiling, although part of the back is covered with a tarp, but it was expected to be snowed over Wednesday night.
He used a plastic tub to build blocks and then he mounded more snow on the structure.
"The ages ranged from 16 to 28 and then some other kids in the neighborhood planned a sneak attack, and before you knew it, there was a huge snowball fight with 25 people," she said.
The igloo is big enough for 15 people sitting with legs crossed. They had candles in the snow for light and wool blankets to cut the chill as well.
"Just seeing the good old-fashioned fun, it was very inspiring. It really touched my heart," said Borzick. Her husband, Andy, also went out and rolled up his sleeves.
"He was just as much of a kid," she joked. They had cars stop, and even some snowplow drivers stopped to check it out. Wednesday night, Marc plans to hose it down with water and see how long it will last.
"Even our dog (Shelby), a 10-year-old Labrador mix, went out there. I love my town," she said of Lake Villa.
Going east into Waukegan at 1508 Washington St., a group of people from Miggy Smalls Sports Pub are on a quest to build the county's tallest snowman. "We're embracing the snow like true Midwesterners, and of course the publicity doesn't hurt the business. We're about a third of the way through," said Jamie Van Hoogen, a patron.
Owner Mike Perusky said eight people joined together and built about a 9-foot tall snowman, which was partially on the street. "A snowplow came by and knocked it over. We're going to rebuild it tonight," he said.
The bar opened in September and the name is a play off his nickname "Miggy" from his first and middle name, Michael Ignacia. They hope to make the second snowman, which is called Miggy, even bigger. They used charcoal for the face, shot glasses for the eyes and bar straws for the nose.
"I just thought it would be a fun activity," he said.
While Lake County took the brunt of the storm, a total of 5.4 inches of snow was measured at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.
Snow continued to fall across Lake County most of Wednesday and the weather service was forecasting a 50 percent chance of snow this afternoon, Feb. 28, with a high near 33 degrees, and then a chance of snow showers Thursday night with winds around 10 to 15 miles per hour and gusts as high as 30 mph.
Friday, the first day of March, will be mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of snow showers and a high near 30 degrees. Saturday is the same, but partly sunny. Sunday will be mostly sunny with a high near 28 degrees.


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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about the graduate program in Speech-Language Pathology
Is the graduate program at Lehman accredited?
Yes, the graduate program in Speech-Language Pathology is accredited by the Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA) of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).
What are the requirements for consideration for admission into the graduate program?
Students applying to the graduate program must submit evidence of an earned baccalaureate degree, a minimum of two letters of reference, and a personal statement. Applicants should have a minimum undergraduate Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0, both overall, and in their communication sciences and disorders major. For students whose major was in another discipline, a minimum GPA of 3.0 both overall and in prerequisite courses is required.
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- Statistics: PSY 226: Statistical Methods in Psychology or MATH 132: Introduction to Statistics
- Social Sciences: PSY 166: General Psychology or SOC 166: Fundamentals of Sociology or SOC 227: Sociology of the Family
- Biological Sciences: BIO 183: Human Biology
- Physical Sciences: PHY 141: Sound, Speech, and Music
I didn't major in communication sciences and disorders as an undergraduate student. What prerequisite coursework is required for consideration for admission to the graduate program?
The following prerequisite courses (or their equivalent) are required for consideration for admission into the graduate program:
- SPV 221: Language Acquisition
- SPV 245: Articulatory Phonetics
- SPV 246: Introduction to Linguistics
- SPV 247: Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech Mechanism
- SPV 249: Speech and Hearing Science
- SPV 326: Speech Pathology I
- SPV 327: Speech Pathology II
- SPV 328: Introduction to Audiology
Total: 24 credits
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Can I take prerequisite courses at Lehman College?
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If I take prerequisite courses at Lehman, does that mean I will be accepted into Lehman's graduate program?
No. Your application for admission to the graduate program will be considered among those of all other applicants. While there is no guarantee of admission to the graduate program, members of the faculty have a better understanding of students' relative strengths and weaknesses if they have taken their prerequisite courses at Lehman.
Does Lehman interview candidates for admission to the graduate program?
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Can I enroll in graduate courses as a non-matriculated student?
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When are the deadlines for application to the graduate program and how can I obtain an application?
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For fall semester admission: February 1
For spring semester admission: October 1
How many credits is the master's program in speech-language pathology?
Effective January 2010, the graduate program leading to an M.A. degree consists of 56 credits.
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Satisfactory completion of all required academic courses and clinical practica, a portfolio review, and a satisfactory exit interview at the completion of studies.
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No. The Department does not have a graduate program in Audiology. The CUNY Graduate Center, however, offers an AuD in Audiology. For more information about the AuD, visit the CUNY Graduate Center Health Sciences Doctoral Program Website.
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Companies spend $8.4 billion annually on incentive travel, according to a new study conducted by The Incentive Foundation, a coalition of leading associations, manufacturers, and suppliers in the premium and incentive field.
The first comprehensive study of the incentive industry to be conducted in five years, it reveals that some 26 percent of the nation's ten million business organizations currently use travel or merchandise to motivate consumers, company salespeople, dealers, distributors, and nonsales employees. The use rate indicates major growth opportunities for the industry, according to a press release from one of the coalition members, the Society of Incentive & Travel Executives (SITE) Foundation. Other key findings:
* Dealer programs represent the largest segment (48 percent) of incentive travel usage, followed by sales incentives (42 percent).
* Companies with more than 100 employees represent the bulk (69 percent) of incentive users.
* In 1997, one third of respondents planned to increase incentive programs for nonsales employees.
A cross-section of American businesses was selected for the sample pool in the study. Some 6,500 surveys were mailed; the response rate was 16.4 percent.
Meanwhile, tens of thousands of buyers and suppliers in the incentive merchandise and travel industry converged on Chi-cago's newly expanded McCormick Place in October for the Motivation Show, which combined the 25th Incentive Travel & Meeting Executives Show and the 64th National Premium/Incentive Show. Some 3,500 exhibitors occupied 700,000 square feet of space during the show's three days.


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Is it permissible to wear women clothes in total privacy without anyone watching it. Not for sexual purpose but to release pressure?
there is a heter in private - one tanna explicitely says cd per say is not the issur because it can't be considered toeva, only cd that is toeve, i e in the context of a prohibited sexula encounter is assur. this opinion may be relied on beshaas hadechak, but ask a smart rov.
The Chinuch says in Mitzvah #443 in reference to the prohibition of men wearing women's clothing: "ונוהג איסור זה בכל מקום ובכל זמן-This prohibition applies in all places, and at all times."
So, it seems pretty clear that it's not allowed in any sort of setting.
In general, you should know, that the mitzvot apply equally in public and private. For example, no one would suggest that pig is permitted to be eaten when in private. This can be seen from what are Rabbis stated countless times: That a decree ("גזרה") that was put into force by the Sages is also prohibited "בחדרי חדרים-In the innermost rooms," even though it may seem that the decree was only enacted to ensure that people watching wouldn't become confused. This would apply all the more so for Torah prohibitions.