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Here at MOPS, we believe in the church.
Welcome to MOPS, friend. We are excited to get to know you!
We know in our gut that when churches reside in a community, profound things happen.
We have seen time and time again that showing up in ways that the people who live down the street and around the corner are longing for, causes the very essence of Jesus to seep onto sidewalks and into bodegas, through open windows and into hearts.
That's why we support churches in reaching their communities. And we know that one of the best ways to influence communities is to impact families.
MOPS is an intergenerational community engagement offering that equips churches with resources to engage moms in their community.
We serve moms of all ages with children age birth through elementary school-age, and offer an opportunity for seasoned mentor moms to serve.
Community Engagement
MOPS is all about offering moms a place to engage in community, with your church as the hub.
Equip Churches
We've worked for over 40 years to create tools that support churches and leaders and engage moms on a soul impact level. MOPS has everything you need to succeed at this ministry.
We would love to help you welcome the women in your neighborhood who are looking for glimmers of hope, deep friendships and a faith community that embraces them with embarrassingly big hugs.
MOPS is a Key Strategic Growth Partner
Data-driven and Research-backed
MOPS analyzes cutting edge data and ground breaking research to develop materials and strategies based on what is actually working in the current cultural climate.
What will you get? (Hey, it's an important question!)
We'll send you everything you need to start a group that flourishes.
- Comprehensive curriculum – Video segments, meeting plans, discussion questions and workbooks for each group member
- Curriculum for the kiddos – We call it MOPPETS, and it introduces the little people to Jesus while moms are building relationships in MOPS
- Coaching from our experts – You'll have a coach who can walk you through every step of the process, will answer questions and be there to offer ideas that we have seen work.
- Group Management Tools – To help you organize your community of moms
- Access to our Leader section – Filled with ideas, practical resources and leadership training
- Plus lots more! Check out the whole list here – www.mops.org/start-a-group
Here's a Sneak Peek:
Get a feel for the curriculum we create each year.
Take a peak at our Annual Theme
Find out why moms resonate with MOPS
What people are saying about MOPS…
I am so grateful to our MOPS ministry that is actually making a difference in our community and church as it impacts this demographic for the Kingdom. Every week I am welcoming new young families to our church, many of which their first contact to us was through the MOPS ministry.
Poly Rouse, Pastor
Hermitage Hills Baptist Church
Hermitage, TN
Over the years, I have seen time and time again how MOPS is an on-ramp for women in to church. Women often start to seek spiritual meaning after having children; they ask more questions and may begin to seek God in a new way. At our church, about 1/3 of the MOPS group moms are from outside our church. That's totally great! I love that we have a mix of women in our MOPS group. I know that there are women coming to church for the first time, or returning to church, and I know that moms are coming to Christ. We know that new families come to the church because of MOPS.
Kay Morrison, Women's Ministry Pastor
Greenwood Community Church
Englewood, CO
MOPS has been ahead of culture for years. MOPS says, 'Here is a place you can come and belong. We're going to make it a safe place and meet you right where you are. Belong here as long as you want, then belief can come whoever you are ready as the spirit moves in your life.' While many organizations have to rethink their approach, MOPS is poised to reach the culture today.
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Is having an affair with a colleague at work always a disaster? Our favourite Bake Off baker, Paul Hollywood, thinks so. He finally confessed to having a relationship with the co-star of his American series, Marcela Valladolid in a radio interview last week, admitting it was the "biggest mistake" of his life.
When the affair became public, viewers took to social media to deride him, while his wife maintained a dignified silence and filed for divorce. Hollywood moved out of the family home and his US show was cancelled after one series. The six-year affair between Andy Coulson and Rebekah Brooks (while they were both married to other people) was laid bare in court last week, when extracts from a letter she had written him telling him she loved him when he tried to end it were read out. I've been unfaithful quite a few times, but never with anyone at work.
As someone who has often been a boss, if I'd conducted a relationship with someone else on the pay roll, other workers would not have taken me seriously. You have to be impartial. And how can you concentrate on work if the person who you see climax is walking into your line of vision without warning every day? Or is sex just like wiping your makeup off, a basic bit of hygiene? That's why I despise John Prescott for his affair with Tracey Temple, and Paul Hollywood is right to feel ashamed.
I'm a serial monogamist, but sometimes women have affairs because they are bored, their partners have lost interest in sex, and their self-esteem needs a boost. If their partners don't find out, what's the problem? Men, on the other hand, generally sleep around because they can easily pick up someone 15 years younger than their wives – which is what Mr Hollywood did – and if they do it once they will do it again. Women aren't so predatory. I know that seems inconsistent and unfair, but that's the way I feel. If Mr Hollywood wants to stand any chance of winning his wife back, he'll stop discussing his marital status with anyone, least of all a presenter on a live radio show.
Handbags at dawn
Only a few more days to catch Handbagged at the Tricycle Theatre in London, but surely this highly entertaining confection will transfer to the West End. Author Moira Buffini has re-imagined the weekly encounters that took place over 11 years from 1979 between two of the world's most famous women, Mrs Thatcher and the Queen.
Handbagged was originally staged in a shorter version in 2010, before Peter Morgan's The Audience opened to great acclaim, mostly because of Helen Mirren's extraordinary performance as the Monarch. But the structure of his play seemed clunky, with the portraits of successive prime ministers degenerating into two-dimensional caricatures.
Buffini's work is far more original, constructed with two versions of the PM and Queen, young and old – huge events seen through both contemporary and elderly eyes. It's rare to go to the theatre and find four superb actresses holding the fort for two hours. History is about forging relationships. These two women start off with nothing in common, and their attempts to find common ground are riveting.
No way to run a railway
When trains are late, Network Rail is automatically fined and the costs end up being covered by the Treasury. In future, the Government wants train operators who persistently fail to meet punctuality targets to compensate passengers by issuing cheap tickets and investing in improvements to stations.
Last week, in the aftermath of the storm, my journey back to London from the North was extremely demanding. Online, little information was forthcoming. At Thirsk, the ticket clerk knew nothing. At York, my train manager told passengers if they wanted to go to London to "get off and travel tomorrow. There will be no trains today and no road link to London".
I ignored him and at Peterborough at 4.30pm, hundreds of elderly passengers who had been travelling all day from Scotland, struggled on to a wet and windy platform, then crowded up and down the stairs with heavy luggage, only to discover that a train was running to London 45 minutes later. Peterborough station is being totally rebuilt, and in this kind of crisis, it was horrible.
Last week, HS2 got the go-ahead – for the time being. Personally, I just want travelling on existing lines to work better. Sadly that's not macho enough for the fans of HS2, who claim the North and Midlands would decline if people couldn't travel to Manchester and Birmingham a few minutes faster.
Poptastic corruption
Another engrossing blend of fact and fiction concluded on Radio 4 last Friday. The Krays, Paul Raymond, John Bloom and Peter Rachman all turned up in Clive Brill's 10-part adaptation of GF Newman's The Corrupted, complete with poptastic interludes from Adam Faith and Roy Orbison – a welcome change from the usual afternoon radio drama, which often seems to be set in the Middle Ages, or deepest Africa.
Newman's saga of the nasty Oldman family and their attempts to carve out a place within the London criminal fraternity was terrific listening. Narrated by Ross Kemp, this saga of corrupt coppers, abortion, robberies and "right good hidings" was top listening. Why didn't it get more publicity? Based on Newman's novel Crime and Punishment, there are plans for further series bringing the family fortunes up to the present. I can't wait.
Why taxes won't help fatties
We're too fat, so why not tax sugary drinks? Scientists and doctors reckon people aged between 16 and 30 consume five times more of the stuff than adults over 50, increasing the risk of heart disease and diabetes.
An article in the BMJ reckons a 20 per cent tax would increase the price of a bottle of Coca-Cola (210 calories) by 23p to around £1.38. Critics point out that anyone desperate for a sugar fix can add the stuff to tea or coffee.
Devising new taxes gets headlines, but rarely works. The mansion tax got dropped, but now the Government is considering a new tax on overseas buyers purchasing property in London as an investment. Why isn't Mr Osborne closing the tax loopholes exploited by multinationals who legally minimise billions of tax a year instead?
In France, President Hollande wants to impose a 75 per cent tax on footballers who earn more than ¤1m a year. In retaliation, the clubs have cancelled four days of matches. All the tax will do is drive out the sportsmen fans want to watch. A pathetic attempt by an unpopular president to curry favour.Reuse content

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"It's been a while," Willy Mason confesses. "It's nice to see y'all." The low-fi, alt-folkie has returned after a lengthy absence (five years, give or take the occasional low-key UK gig) to finally showcase new material.
He is greeted by someone's mobile phone persistently going off, which the 27-year-old handles with admirable grace ("Wow, it must be a picture message"). He then kicks off with an accomplished solo rendition of 'Riptide', his gorgeously evocative song of remembrance for his hometown: "I remember when I carved my name into this cedar tree". He follows it up with the equally enchanting 'Save Myself', also from his second album, If the Ocean Gets Rough, before languidly launching into his new material.
Mason shot to prominence as a precocious 19-year-old in 2004 with the release of his raw, impressive debut album Where the Humans Eat, which featured his smart and idealistic protest song 'Oxygen', which he, thankfully, performs tonight, eliciting a small whoop when he sings "We can speak louder than ignorance/ Cause we speak in silence every time our eyes meet."
The Martha's Vineyard resident followed it up three years later with the slicker If the Ocean Gets Rough, which featured the excellent 'We Can Be Strong', oddly omitted tonight. Since then, things have been rather quiet.
"We're really crowded in here," Mason mentions a couple of times. We certainly are, but then this substantial talent really should be performing at bigger venues by now. Earlier in his career he was lauded as a songwriter comparable to Leonard Cohen, which was clearly ludicrous, for no better reason that he lacks the man's biting wit, but Mason did seem wise beyond years. He sings, in his low register, like a gnarled gunslinger and sounds like a blend of JJ Cale and Johnny Cash. He's that good.
In past performances Mason was unashamedly unkempt (channelling the Seth Rogen look), here he is noticeably smarter, dressed all in black, and bearing a passing resemblance to Matthew McConaughey. He's clearly taking matters more seriously with his crucial, career-defining third album coming up and the new material (and there's a lot of it tonight) is strong, robust enough to catapult him into larger venues. The highlight is the sublime 'Into Tomorrow', where he sings "Shut your eyes and hope this lasts/ And let out all the demons from your face/ Don't be afraid to take the lane/ That your thoughts choose to follow."
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About Jack's Sliders and Sushi
New York, NY 10003
Our concept is to present the best bites from the East and the West. We offer delicious eats from sushi and sliders to ramen. The setting here is relaxed and cozy. A great place for a date or for a group to meet after work. Check out our website www.jacksny.com for special events. We also provide catering services and event catering. Follow us on instagram #jacksny
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
Contemporary Asian, American, Japanese
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Saturday:
Monday - Thursday: 11am - 9:45pm
Friday & Saturday: 12pm - 10:45pm
Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:45pm
Cross Street:
btw 16th and 17th Street
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(212) 466-2828
At Jack's, we understand that daily planning for business operations can be overwhelming, difficult, and time consuming, let us tailor your catering need. Look us up at Instagram/jacksny for our latest catering photos.
Parking Details:
Meter parking on street, and there are nearby parking lots. Generally street parking is pretty easy to spot.
Public Transit:
We are right by Union Square:4,5,6,N,R,Q and the L train on 14th and 3rd.
Executive Chef:
Anthony T
Bar Dining, Beer, Counter Seating, Delivery, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking, Outdoor dining, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine
Jack's Sliders and Sushi Ratings and Reviews
Jack's is now our neighborhood go-to restaurant, before or after a movie or when we want to spend some quality time with friends. It's a casual, cozy, friendly place. The menu is varied and there is something for everyone. Service is personal and attentive. We love the vegetarian sliders, not easy to find. Delicious bread pudding.
I made a reservation for my daughter and a group of friends (College students in their early 20's) for 9 o'clock. When they got to the restaurant, the lady at the front said they would have to wait for 5 minutes. They were seated at 9:30pm. My daughter says that by that time the hosts was being rude and rolling her eyes, a little annoyed of "loosing a table" for a group of kids. They ordered. Our food started to arrive but the main entree never arrived. When we asked how much longer it would be for the chicken she said we never ordered and didn't even offer to put in the order again for us.
My daughter, whom is very used to eating at good restaurants, asked to speak to a manager and the waitress blatantly said no and walked away.
The food was not bad, but the service was horrible and ruined her night.
First time at this restaurant. Stopped here before going to a concert at Webster Hall. All of the staff were pleasant and checked in on us regularly. Sliders were good and Sushi very fresh. Overall a very good experience, will be back again!
It was a nice day - hot and summery - so we figured to grab some after work drinks and food at an outdoor venue. Wanted to get as far away from work without it feeling like a schlep. So we picked this place since it had a nice picture of a outdoor area on their web site, diligently booked a table via OpenTable (requesting a table outside if available), then prepared for the short commute from lower Manhattan to Chelsea.
Its a small, but comfortable, restaurant. We ask the waitress if its possible to get a seat outside (the restaurant was empty) only for her to say that they don't have an outdoor seating area. Much later she said they used to.
Food itself was ok. We didn't try any of the sliders but had a few sushi rolls, tried the grilled vegetables and the pickles. Oh I had the slow cooked pork belly (I make my own - this one had a strange texture).
Service was excellent and attentive however most of the food items were horrible. Miso Ramen was bland, completely tasteless and the noodles so overcooked they broke apart simply via handling. The first order of sliders had cold (not room temp, but still cold) buns and not until our second order did we even realize the bread was supposed to be toasted and warm. 2nd order of fries was only lukewarm, unlike the first which was hot. The 2nd bottle of hot sake also came lukewarm, but after our complaint the subsequent ones were hot. Very disappointing compared to my two previous visits.
Place was on the small side but the flavors were big. Really enjoyed the food and had to sample it all. We really loved the sliders especially the chicken scallion. The sushi rolls were outstanding and soup was equally good. Everyone was pleasant and really had a wonderful experience.
Interesting and delicious combination. Thanks Jack! We came here and each ordered a trio of sliders and a sushi roll, the old bay fries (to share), warm sake and soda. Everything was great. The sushi rolls were delicious and fresh. The sliders were very tasty. Really enjoyed the wasabi mayo for the fries. Service was friendly and prompt. The prices were very reasonable. Put this all together and you get a great place to eat that you'll want to return to. I know I will.
I also got to use the OpenTable app to make a reservation (not knowing how busy the restaurant would be) as well as to pay the bill. Paying using the app was new to me and felt strange to see the check on my smartphone, add in the appropriate tip and pay using a stored CC. It worked like a charm and we were on our way in no time.
We found this place on the OpenTable search list as a location to satisfy those in our group who wanted Asian fare and those who did not. The menu had a variety of things from sushi to sliders to classic ramen to potstickers. Warning, there are only 8-10 tables in this place and most are 2-tops..it's very small. I think there are tables out back as well though we never saw them. The wait staff are very friendly but the service left something to be desired. A couple people in our party did not receive their meal until we reminded the waitress that we were still waiting for others to be served. This was 10 mins after everyone else got their food. My ramen was excellent but my pork belly slider was meh.
If you are looking for a nice relaxing place for tiny burgers and/or sushi, beer, wine or saki, with reasonable prices, try Jack's. Best fries! Love the sliders - pork belly, salmon, chicken and jack's! The waitress is super nice and will make suggestions.
the place is in my neighborhood which I love- and its really tiny- which I don't mind. it is cluster chaos in there. there are really only about 6 tables and a few servers and yet everything seems very all over the place. I got sushi- which I think I should have stuck with the sliders as that is there specialty. everything was fine- nothing tasted bad (except the miso soup which was super salty). the service was not great and I think given the tininess it should have been much better.
too many times I have been faced with dinning with people who don't like sushi. It's a nice concept to have a menu with both sushi and other fare. We came on a night that was raining so we could not experience the back yard. If you are looking for great / top shelf fish, this is not the place. I had sashimi that was mediocre at best. Others at the table had sliders and enjoyed them.
If I can give a 6 starts I could. The food is AWESOME!!! It's not the top notch food you find in a 6-star restaurant, yet, the food was made just right, just delicious enough that everyone on the table went like: "ummm... soooo good.."
Great for groups, the best beer selection I've seen!! I love this place!!!
This was our second time there as a group of nine guys, and once again everything was awesome.
This place is comfortable, not pretentious and has something for everyone. They have great sushi and some pretty imaginative sliders. They also have vegeterian choices, delicious ramen soups & make sure you get the rock shrimp app....
This spot was a last minute reservation due to another place being full. We ordered the top recommended sushi dishes which were ok given the price which was too high. I had the veggie ramen and it was really bland and flavorless. There was one piece of tofu at the bottom I found! The service was annoying. The woman who waited on us did not have any patience and the tone of her voice was irritating. I felt horrible for spending so much money on a lousy place.
I am officially obsessed with this restaurant. The food is awesome and there's lots of variety which makes it a great place for many occasions. The sushi was so fresh, the shrimp appetizer was so good and my favorite was the chocolate bread pudding and green tea ice cream. Fabulous and definitely recommend!
I was surprised when we arrived to find the restaurant could only seat about 20 people in one small room. Many people were cold from the door constantly not shutting....it was December. The wait staff was friendly but quite annoying. The drink selection was very limited and the overall impression of the food was mediocre. Not worth coming back given all the options in nyc.
Cute little restaurant (has about 10 tables) and very friendly waitress. My husband doesn't like sushi so this place was perfect for us. I ordered some specialty rolls and he got a slider and some gourmet ramen. The sushi was good but my husband couldn't stop talking about how amazing his food was. Next time I would definitely order some of the ramen, it really was unlike any you've had before.
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I met Steve Jobs about 20 years ago when a Silicon Valley headhunter called me regarding a job opportunity at NeXT, the new computer company Jobs had founded after he left Apple in the '80s. NeXT was growing and Jobs wanted to hire a director of executive development. Needless to say, I was intrigued and excited by the possibility of working with the living legend.
The interview process took many weeks. I made frequent trips to Redwood City to run the gantlet of interviews with NeXT managers and executives, any one of whom could have vetoed me. Each time I passed muster, I proceeded to the next round of interviews. The lengthy selection process was a roller coaster adventure, with more than the usual highs and lows of job interviewing. The process even included an audition: I was required to teach a management seminar for Jobs and his entire executive team (no pressure).
A couple weeks after the seminar, I was invited back for a final, one-on-one interview with Jobs. We talked about his vision for NeXT, his thoughts about leadership and building a successful company, his insights into his competitors. He asked me many questions and I had a chance to ask him a few, as well. Interested in getting the measure of the man, I included personal questions along with queries about the position and the company.
"How do you want to be remembered when you die?" I asked.
"I don't care if anybody remembers me," he sniffed dismissively.
Huh! I wasn't expecting that answer. After hesitating for a second, I tried a different tack. "OK, then, what do you want the people who love you to remember about you?"
Now it was Jobs' turn to hesitate. He thought for a couple seconds, then replied, "I want them to remember me as the best dad in the world."
Until then, I had admired and respected Steve Jobs... but now I loved him. I loved his humanity; I loved his commitment to his kids, present and future. And I loved his willingness to be open and intimate, if only for a brief moment.
I didn't get the gig at NeXT ... but I did get the opportunity to compete, test my skills, and see how I measured up against the other candidate. I gave it my best shot and came away happy far having come "this close" to working for Jobs.
Some months after my Great NeXT Adventure, I left my corporate management job to become a successful consultant, author and speaker. Jobs made his way back to Apple and ultimately bought NeXT. We both lived happily ever after - just not together.
I've never met Jobs' kids, so I don't know whether or not he is the best dad in the world. But as the father of the Mac, iMac, iPod, iTunes, iPhone, iPad, and many more hi-tech offspring, he's definitely the coolest.
Happy Father's Day, Steve Jobs!
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A Seca Baby Weigher was was purchased for weighing babies at Wellington Point's ChemMart Pharmacy in Brisbane's bayside suburbs. Supplied by Accuweigh's Geebung branch, the Seca 354 baby weigher easily converts into a floor scale for weighing toddlers and small children up to 20kg.
The Seca 354 Baby Weigher offers security and safety when weighing babies due to the slightly raised sides of the scale tray which gently limits baby's lateral movements. For mobile applications, the Seca 354 Baby Weigher offer many advantages; such as a light but very robust construction and a power-saving battery operation with up to 20,000 baby weighing operations on one set of batteries.
For complete mobility, this Baby Weigher is available with an optional carry case for safe and secure storage during transportation.
Accuweigh is Australia's largest industrial weighing company and has branches in all mainland states offering full backup and after sales support on Baby Weighers, personal scales and all medical weighing equipment.
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Accuweigh's stainless steel platform scales were recently exported to a food processing company in Indonesia for weighing laden food trolleys. Supplied by Accuweigh's Brisbane branch, the platform scales use a drop centre design with the load cells mounted around the perimeter of the lowered weighing platform.
An IP69K Weight Indicator is at present being supplied to a meatworks in Queensland to eradicate potential water damage caused to scales on the boning lines. Supplied by Accuweigh's QWM branch in Brisbane, five sets of IP69K rated Weight Indicators are being prepared for transportation to Rockhampton, Central Queensland.
Electronic Scales are being used to accurately weight a wide variety of animal feeds in Capalaba, Queensland. Supplied by Accuweigh's QWM branch in Slacks Creek, the Electronic Scales were certified for Trade Use to allow buying and selling of product by weight.
An Accuweigh Truck Wheel Wash is being used to clean the wheels, tyres and underbodies of trucks exiting Brisbane City Council's Legacy Way tunnel project in Queensland. Supplied by Accuweigh's QWM branch, the Truck Wheel Wash features an automatic washing operation which is triggered by vehicles as they approach the wheel wash.
A Ramsey beltweigher was recently serviced at a quarry located at Nerang on Queensland's Gold Coast.
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PA Knives wrote:OK I am disgruntled. I mean, I find a rare old knife like this Eldred Cutlery from the the turn of the 20th century and only one person, "thanx Paul" is kind enough to comment on it. I guess I am in the wrong thread. Post a photo of colonial rocket ship knife and every one and his brother oooh's and aww's over it. I post detailed photos of an historical piece and I get one comment. GEZZZZZZZZ, I guess us lovers of old knives are getting few and far between.
So I decided to post it here for those of us that love these old timers.
Sorry, don't tell my mom I was whinning about this. Seems no body wants to play in my sandbox
Postby FRJ » Thu Jun 30, 2011 1:47 am
trail wrote:Here is a great website with history of Eldred and pictures of the plant, some of the Platts family and some of the old knives.
The information came from:
Eldred Centennial Book 1980.
Postby buckeyefan » Thu Jun 30, 2011 2:19 am
chautauqua wrote:well i believe it is a great rare knife and anyone who truely collects case knives would have to want it for there collection unfortanetly most people arent true collectors know they only purchase new knives in the box so they dont have to bother doing research or face the prospect of buying a bogus knife,for those that dont know about the eldred stamp it met its demise in 1911 when harvey platts moved the equiptment out to colorado from eldred for health reasons and started western states cutlery the bone and jigging very closely matches a couple of union razor knives i have that were made in tidioute pa ,that is the nicest one that i have seen outside the national knife museum that i have seen
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Brief History of Modern Psychology by Ludy T. Benjamin, Jr.
Book DescriptionIn A Brief History of Modern Psychology, Ludy Benjamin, leading historian in the field, discusses the history of both the science and the practice of psychology since the establishment of the first experimental psychology laboratory in 1879. * Captures the excitement of this pervasive field that features prevalently in modern mass media * Presents facts and interesting tidbits about individual psychologists' lives and ideas, as well as illuminating tie-in's to the social contexts in which they lived * Features widely known figures such as William James, Carl Jung, Wilhelm Wundt, G. Stanley Hall, James Catell, John B. Watson, and B.F. Skinner as well as lesser known luminaries such as E.B. Titchener, Mary Calkins, Leta Hollingworth, Kenneth and Mamie Clark, and Helen Thompson Wolley * Provides the historical and disciplinary context that will help readers to better understand the richness and complexity of contemporary psychology * Includes discussions of important events, societies, and landmarks in the history of psychology such as the growth of psychological laboratories in the US, the Thayer Conference (the landmark summit which defined school psychology), Kurt Lewin's social action research, and Lewis M. Terman and the Stanford Revision of the Binet-Simon Scale (now the well known, "Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale")* Test Bank for instructors with identification, multiple-choice, matching, and essay questions written by Ludy Benjamin available at www.wiley.com/go/benjamin .
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Book DetailsISBN: 9781405132060
(229mm x 155mm x 14mm)
Pages: 264
Imprint: Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Publisher: John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Publish Date: 23-Jun-2006
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
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In A Brief History of Modern Psychology 2nd Edition, Ludy Benjamin, a leading historian in the field, discusses the history of both the science and the practice of psychology since the establishment of the first experimental psychology laboratory in 1879.
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This volume brings to life psychologists who have made substantial contributions to the field of the history of psychology. The chapters illustrate the pioneering endeavors of such significant figures, and are written in a lively, engaging style by authors who themselves have achieved a reputation as excellent scholars in the history of psychology.
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Ludy T. Benjamin, Jr. is Professor of Psychology and Educational Psychology at Texas A&M University and is holder of the Glasscock Professorship and a Presidential Professorship in Teaching Excellence. His numerous publications include From Seance to Science: A History of the Profession of Psychology in America (with David Baker, 2004) and A History of Psychology in Letters (second edition 2006, Blackwell).
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Magic Cookie Bars - Cake Mix Version
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 25 mins
My mom got this recipe off a cake mix box and we have been making it for years. It is very adaptable, incredibly easy, and very rich.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (18 ounce) box chocolate cake mix
- 1⁄2 cup butter or 1⁄2 cup margarine, cold & cut into small pieces
- 1 cup chocolate chips
- 1 cup butterscotch chips
- 1 cup chopped nuts
- 1 cup flaked coconut
- 1 (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
- Preheat oven to 325.
- Place cake mix in a medium bowl, cut in the cold butter using a pastry blender. The mixture will remain crumbly.
- Press mixture into an ungreased 10 X 15 pan.
- Sprinkle chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, nuts, and coconut over the base.
- Drizzle sweetened condensed milk over the whole pan.
- Bake for 25-30 minutes, or until lightly browned.
- Cool completely and cut into bars. (I like to cut them into large triangles).
- Note: I have used other cake mix flavors for the base, such as yellow and butter, and they turned out well.
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Great! Used a white cake mix. 10 year old grand daughter made them and had a wonderful time. I'm not in a baking mood this year and this certainly fit the bill. Thanks for sharing a very good recipe. I like the cake mix for the crust much better than just flour recipe version. Gives it a little more cookie so you can actually pick up the cookie to eat it. Thanks a lot for posting.
This recipe couldn't be any easier. I melted the butter, which made it easier for the kids to spread into the pan. the first time we made it, we used leftover Christmas baking staples. It was so rich and delicious, I decided to use the basic recipe for a cookie exchange party. I will vamp it up with cranberries, pistachio, and white and dark chocolate instead of the milk chocolate and the butterscotch chips. ooh, or maybe dried apricot and walnut. yum.
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32 Parks near Spring Hill, Florida
Weeki Wachee Gardens, Florida 2 miles NE
Hernando Beach, Florida 2.83 miles SW
Timber Pines, Florida 3.13 miles SE
North Weeki Wachee, Florida 5.63 miles NE
High Point, Florida 7.36 miles NE
16654 US Highway 41 Spring Hill, Florida 34610 (map) | 354-799-5533
Sites: 0 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 1 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $18.00
Many seasonal park models, well kept up, with nice, pull thru grass sites. No problem for my 40' motorhome. Paved roads. Very friendly and helpful owners and manager. Dated, small restrooms but clean, nice laundry facility and pool. Very affordable. Cute signs welcoming you "home." - eventanman
138 Travel Park Dr Spring Hill, Florida 34607 (map) | (352) 683-0034
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 11 Reviews
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Jan 2015 - $23.00
Clean, cozy, friendly Park. Beautiful landscaping in a natural setting. Paved roads and RV pads. No gravel crunching here. Managers know exactly what's going on without being intrusive. Close to shopping, dining, and affordable golf. Stayed for 3 days last year, one month this year, and hope to be back for 3 months next year. - BostonLake
Sep 2014 - $38.00
The park seemed to be an ideal location being located on the nature coast and away from the crazy world just south. First night the traffic noise from hwy 19 was terrible, constant motorcycles. Second day a typical florida downpour and the pull-thrus were flooded. Second night, more motorcycles (bar closing time). WiFi was slow, when it was working and I was told it was a new system. Management, to say the least, did not like complaints. Third day unhooked(getting wet from the flooding). Never again will I be back!! - Harry oxenrider
May 2014 - $38.00
I wrote the last review (4/2013) listed below this one. Really nothing much has changed with the park. The Wi-Fi has been upgraded to Tango Net, but no charge for it, and it does work very well. It stormed while we were here and lightening stuck the water supply pump. Everyone lost water for over night, but it was repaired prior to noon the next day. They said it really fried all the wiring. The park is close to Weeki Wachee Springs and to Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks. While they list 300 sites, most of them are permanents. They do have a few pull-thru sites and some back-in sites available. The back-in sites, we were told, have cable TV hookup. This time we were on site #117. Be prepared as you will need a long electric cord and long hose for water if on this site. Overall this is a nice park and we will probably be back here again next year. - buckeye1268
8588 Ostrom Way Weeki Wachee, Florida 34613 (map) | (352) 596-6010
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 17 Reviews
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May 2016 - $28.00
Would have to say quite unique, very friendly and interesting.
Some tight areas but, the spaces are large and nice, with good hookups.
No cable but some local ant. channels.
A very fun place.
Would be great for kids too! - tONY1952
Mar 2016 - $28.00
This is a small out of the way park, loaded with charm. The staff went out of their way to make you comfortable. Roads are gravel but in good shape. Some sites are just grass but some have asphalt and paver patio. There are a lot of full time residents. Small lake for catch and release fishing only. - Vicki K
Jan 2015 - $28.00
Very happy to be back at our winter home, off the beaten path. Owner is approachable and makes sure that guests have what they need for an enjoyable stay and is open to suggestions for improvements. There is a real sense of community here with monthly activities during the snow bird months. New projects this year include making a kitchen in the recreation pavilion, designing unique decor around the castle, and new wilderness tenting spots. What is great is that IF you are a craft-builder-type person and you want to join in on some of the projects, you are always welcome to take part in the community improvements and/or the greenhouse to grow your own veggies. However; if you'd rather sit and relax by the pond and just read a book, or enjoy one of the many gorgeous sunsets; it is peaceful and quiet enough to do so. A great place to visit for a short stay or long stay, but make reservations by calling during the winter months if you want to ensure a spot. - 55_57
10354 Smooth Water Drive Hudson, Florida 34667 (map) | (727) 869-8511
Sites: 310 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 16 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $22.00
Gated park, quiet, staff really nice, full timers very nice, Wi-Fi good, but never got a TV channel to pick up. Power good but really far away. We had to use our power extension and even then we had to back our rig almost to the end of the pad. Not all sites were this way but a number of them were. They need to extend the pads to correct this. Over all enjoyed our stay here and would stay again. Weeki Wachee and Tarpon Springs are close and a must see. - Kenny Walker
Apr 2016 - $22.00
Nice well maintained park. Paved roads and concrete pads wide enough that you have a nice size patio to sit on. Water pressure was good. Did not use the pool but it looked very clean. Staff was very friendly. Big rig accessible but roads are narrow making parking a large rig challenging depending on what site you get. Passport America discount good for 6 nights. No cable but you can get about a dozen OTA channels. Wi-Fi worked great for us. - jprisbe
Mar 2016 - $51.00
Clean but older park, well maintained, nicely landscaped. The sites are roomy with concrete pads and patios, but no tables and the interior roads are narrow. We didn't have a problem parking our fiver, but if space by us had been in use it could had been a problem. The services are placed at the rear so you will need your long cord. Free Wifi service poor, water was 42 PSI Nicely heated pool but it was small and shallow (4.5 ft at deepest). Friendly people and staff. We only stayed over night, no cable and no discounts. - Traveler II
9014 Bolton Ave Hudson, Florida 34667 (map) | (727) 862-6826
Sites: 229 | Latest Rate: $14.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jan 2014 - $14.00
Older park but well kept. We are staying for 4 months. Heated swimming pool. We're in a 36' motorhome some areas would be too tight for 40' or larger. About 2/3 sites are park models. Staff and everyone we've meet friendly. Entryway a little steep and scraped our tow dolly pulling in. - Hob
9412 New York Avenue Hudson, Florida 34667 (map) | (877) 287-2757
Sites: 400 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 11 Reviews
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Jan 2014 - $30.00
No help to maintain park. Pool, laundry room, and restrooms not being cleaned. Garbage can near pet walk rusted out for last four months. Requested replacement but never replaced. No signs of owners doing anything to maintain or improve the park. Appears they are only concerned about bottom line and not their customers. - DanC
Nov 2013 - $18.00
Very friendly lady at the front desk, couldn't have been more helpful. Back in site, bare ground, could do with some greenscaping. Very poor antenna TV, you have to buy cable for a month lease at the least. Wi-Fi fee, not bad signal. A good stay over for a day or two. - John WD Smith
Feb 2013 - $35.00
This was not my first visit to this resort but was the most pleasant. I had not planned to come back here, but I am so happy I did and I will again. Lots of things to do & very friendly people! The staff was the best. They go out of their way to make you happy. The bath house had just been renovated & was beautiful. The park is so clean now. I can't wait to go back. The new management has made a big change for the better. - dmmiller
15549 Cortez Blvd Brooksville, Florida 34613 (map) | (352) 796-9988
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 3 Reviews
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Feb 2011 - $28.00
The sites are quite tight and are a bit hard to back into, and there are a lot of long termer's here, so some of the trailers are a bit run down. The park has great atmosphere, and is very welcoming. We would stay here again. - Dundee
Mar 2010 - $10.00
This is a southern refuge for many. Easily over half of the sites are full timers who have added on to their campers to the extent it is hard to recognize them as campers. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly. My site was indeed a pull through with a nice sized concrete patio. Full hook up: I had to arrange w/ the local CATV for service (was there for 3+ months, note daily rate is based on 1st month at winter rate and 2 months at summer rate averaged). This was a very quiet place and they had several community events: holiday dinners and parade(s). Even working nights I was able to rest during the day w/o any problems. (I might have been the noisy neighbor, with my odd hours.) I chose this place as it was very close to where I worked but would keep it in mind for a much shorter stay: though I doubt I'd be placed in the same site (be given one of the dedicated overnight sites). I can only imagine it is busier during the heart of the winter when all the residents return. All in all a very nice place which made for a nice stay. - D Ward
Apr 2007 - $29.00
This is primarily a "live-in" park for the 55 and over crowd. We stayed one night because we were visiting somebody in the area. The park was very clean and the camp store was well equipped. There was a nice pool and other facilities. Most of the sites are occupied by older trailers that are permanently with added roofs and sun rooms. There are a few sites for overnighters. It looks like a real nice place to spend the winter. - bgb1066
11517 SR 52 Hudson, Florida 34669 (map) | (727) 856-1306
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jan 2016 - $10.00
Managers are great! Many permanent residents - very friendly, but with a wide variety of site neatness. Lots of social activities where even us non-permanents were welcome. WiFi was so bad we had Brighthouse service for the month we were there. Some road noise from SR52, and a machine shop to the east was noisy. Sites are a bit small - our 30' trailer barely fit, and our pickup had to be parked in an odd position to avoid blocking the road. - Neil_and_Sandy
13202 Word of Life Dr Hudson, Florida 34669 (map) | (727) 379-5010
Sites: ~25 | Latest Rate: $60.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $60.00
Nice park at the end of the long term park model and RV area. Some new sites with most having concrete pads. This Christian campground is open to all and follows a conservative list of activities. We enjoyed the fact we were able to take advantage of 'first time visitors stay free' policy. That was very nice. Call in reservations were good. The pool is a good distance away from the campground. Laundry facilities were adequate though dated. Campers were very friendly and we enjoyed a free Friday night concert. Facilities were good but we would not pay the rate of $60 per night. We camped in a 40' motorhome. - rwarner22
Sundance Lakes RV Resort 6848 Hachem Drive Port Richey, Florida 34668 (map) | (727) 862-3565
Sites: 523 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 10 Reviews
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Jan 2016 - $22.00
We "wintered" here the past two years. Very reasonably priced for this part of Florida. The cost represent the monthly winter rate. The Pro's.... Lots of shopping in the area,any major store you can think of is nearby. Several nearby golf courses with great rates. The park is old and dominated by older Park Models that are very well maintained. About 600 spaces and about 3/4ths are Park Models. 3 or 4 catch & release fishing lakes inside the park. Very friendly people both staff & residence. Volunteers run most,if not all, the activities in the park and do a very good job of it.Washer & Dryer $1.50 per cycle
The Con's....On a very busy US 19 Highway,very fast traffic most of the day.
Lots of "homeless" people at most intersections,but not a problem in the park. Although they claim to be close to the beach, you have to travel quite a distance to find a "quality beach" Not much access to the fishing lake as Park Models surround them. No clothes line policy but apparently Park Model residence are on different set rules. Water was shut off 2-3 times during our stay and I "suspect" because of old "infrastructure"issues.
We will not return next year as the park seems "tired"as is the Flea Market next door,which is owned by the Park. - cecerecreek
Jan 2016 - $33.00
First of all the residents are amazing. Without the volunteers this park would have virtually nothing to offer. There are 2 shower builders, 1 only has 2 shower heads out of 4 showers. The Wilder company doesn't spend any money on upkeep but rely on volunteers to make money through 50/50 draws and fundraising to upkeep the park such as the pool hall renovation. There is no landscaping other than what the residents do themselves. The activities are great but again they are all paid for and run by the residents. It's sad to see greedy Wilder take advantage of such nice people. - love to travel64
Jan 2015 - $31.00
Clean bathrooms & fair shower facilities; good pool. The WiFi is only available in the Rec Hall. Poor antenna TV reception. This park is mostly for full-time residents, with the largest majority Canadians (only met 1 person who was not from Canada). - luminary110


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The view West, northern New Mexico.
The view East
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Slick Rock in Moab Utah. No one is there in August. It's hot.
Valley of the Gods, Utah.
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On my way to Moab. Iphone 4S pic.
Every time I see an image like this I think of what it had to be like crossing the country on a horse. Those people were super ADV'ers.
That is what I was thinking when I crossed US50. A stretch of road of 20 or 30 miles was taking me about 15 or 20 minutes and that same stretch would take a day or 2 in a wagon. They were tough and patient.
I think it took something like 6-18 months to cross the country!
Anywhere ... off road (Guadalajara, Spain)
Just imagine how daunting some of the obstacles like canyons, mountains, and deserts must have looked like to them. Today, we cross the country with little more effort than it would have taken them to just go in to town for supplies.
A few pics from a recent bike trip around Egypt
Today in Aus
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On the long lonely famous Oodnadatta Track in outback South Australia, it was 38 degree's C
about 50 kms east of Leon in Nicaragua