[ha-Safran]: Book fair providers

2011-10-31 Thread Ann Abrams
Cathy, from Sayfair books, now works for a New Jersey company - 
contact Cathy for the info at sayf...@aol.com


A colleague recommended:   Main Street books in New York. 
http://mainstreetbookcompany.com/JewishBookFairs.aspx



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[ha-Safran]: Alison Greengard Bereishit books for sale

2011-10-31 Thread Ann Abrams
  A Massachusetts synagogue is looking to sell some children's books, 
all paperback, for $8.00 each, no mailing charge (although you should 
check if she means that for out of the US).  I'm just the forwarder, 
- please contact Caroline Nudelman (info below) directly if you're 
interested, or with questions.

Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel, Boston


From: Caroline Nudelman [cnudel...@templealiyah.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2011 12:19 PM
Subject: Alison Greengard Bereishit stories

Due to an ordering error, we have 8-10 extra copies of the following 
titles by Alison Greengard that I 'd  like to sell , for $8.00 a book.



In the Beginning



Lech Lecha



Jacob's Travels



Noah's Ark



Joseph the Dreamer



The Brave Women Who Saved Moses



The Tower of Babel



Rebecca



Please let me know if you're interested.



Thanks so much.



Caroline Nudelman

Temple Aliyah

Religious School Administrative Assistant

1664 Central Avenue

Needham, MA 02492

781-444-8522

  cnudel...@templealiyah.com





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[ha-Safran]: Becky is back in the ballet - thanks!

2011-10-19 Thread Ann Abrams
Thanks to all who responded to my request for the lyrics of 
Becky...!  And, I learned about a resource I didn't know about -  the 
UCLA Digital Archives, so double thanks!


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[ha-Safran]: Becky is back in the ballet!

2011-10-14 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

I'm looking for the WRITTEN lyrics of Becky is Back in the Ballet, 
composed by Blanche Merrill, popularized by Fanny Brice (I have it on 
audio).  My assistants and I have spent a lot of time on this, and 
keep striking out.  Any help would be very welcome!

Thanks, and Shanah tovah!



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[ha-Safran]: Updated list of books giving away, including

2011-08-23 Thread Ann Abrams
some Judaica in German
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[ha-Safran]: Book announcement The Blood Lie

2011-08-15 Thread Ann Abrams
I  offered to forward this to hasafran.  This is not a review, on my 
part, as I have not read it, yet.  But, it looked of interest to AJL folks.


Ann Abrams, Librarian
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Dear Ann,

I'm writing to follow up on our correspondence from February about 
my new young-adult book, The Blood Lie (Cinco Puntos Press). This 
novel is based on a real blood libel that happened in Upstate New 
York in 1928. A small girl disappeared just before Yom Kippur, and 
the local Jews were accused of murdering her and baking her blood 
in their holiday foods. The blood libel happened in my hometown 
when my father was growing up there, so I was able to draw from 
first-hand accounts.

I wanted to let you know that The Blood Lie is now available for 
order. I hope you'll consider making it an addition to the Temple 
Israel library.

The study guide for The Blood Lie can be found online at 
bloodlibel.org. The book itself is available through Amazon, 
IndieBound and other major sites. Thanks so much, and please feel 
free to contact me with any questions. Hope you're having a great summer.

Best,

Shirley Vernick
The Blood Lie
ISBN 978-1933693842




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[ha-Safran]: Books to give away

2011-06-27 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

If there's anything on this list you'd like, please reply just to me, 
with the item #, title and author of what you'd like, and your 
mailing address.  I will reply within a week as to what I'll be able 
to send you.The books are free, we ask for reimbursement for 
postage/handling, if possible (MEDIA MAIL, US;  outside US - 
reimbursement for whatever's the cheapest way)

http://sefarimlatetlesifriyot.blogspot.com/2011/06/books-to-be-given-away-summer-2011-from.html


If you are in the Boston area, and can come by to pick them up, that 
would be preferred.   We also have many more not on this list to be 
given away - all Judaica titles, most  non-fiction, a hand-ful of 
novels.  All in good condition.   The ones on this list were the 
titles I thought would be of most interest to hasafran folks.


Ann


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[ha-Safran]: Job posting: Part-time Archivist, Temple Israel, Boston

2011-06-10 Thread Ann Abrams
Safranim,

Here's a job posting that might interest you or someone you 
know.This person would work with me, fyi.

Ann Abrams, Librarian
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[ha-Safran]: (2) Job posting: Part-time Archivist, Temple

2011-06-10 Thread Ann Abrams
Israel, Boston
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Safranim,

Here's a job posting that might interest you or someone you 
know.This person would work with me, fyi.

Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel
477 Longwood Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
617-566-3960 x116
aabr...@tisrael.org
www.tisrael.org

Check out our new online catalog!

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PART-TIME ARCHIVIST

Temple Israel

Boston, MA



Temple Israel of Boston seeks an experienced professional for a 
part-time archivist position. This position is funded at a one day 
per week for 2011-2012, but additional funding may become available 
in the future. The Temple Israel Archives documents the synagogue's 
150 year history and includes the records of its clergy, lay leaders, 
religious school, auxiliaries, and administrative offices, in 
addition to other materials related to congregants. Temple Israel, 
located in Boston's Longwood Area, is New England's largest and 
second oldest Reform congregation. The synagogue, which has more than 
1300 member families, operates an active pre-school and religious 
school and offers many educational, collegial, and social action 
programs for adults. The synagogue maintains a museum and a library 
staffed by a full-time librarian.



Responsibilities: The archivist is responsible for developing 
archival policies and procedures, accessioning and processing 
material, records management, cataloging, and preservation. The 
archivist is also responsible for providing reference services for 
temple administrators, congregants, and the general public. Other 
duties include performing research for occasional museum exhibitions 
and educational programs, managing an oral history program, 
supervising volunteers, and maintaining the archives' webpage.



Qualifications: Masters degree in archives management, history, 
library science, or related field. Previous archival experience, 
including the processing of large institutional records collections. 
Demonstrated knowledge of current archival theory and practice. 
Excellent interpersonal skills. Ability to work independently and 
collaboratively. Ability to lift a 40-lb. box. Some experience with 
digital preservation, EAD, cataloging, and museum work a plus.



Salary: $20 per hour.



Start date: Mid to late summer.



To apply: Please submit cover letter, resume, and list of references 
to Susan Porter, Archives Committee Chair, at susanpor...@comcast.net 
. More information about Temple Israel and the Temple Israel Archives 
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[ha-Safran]: LGBT Jewish heroes, poster series

2011-05-23 Thread Ann Abrams
LGBT Jewish heroes:  Poster series. http://lgbtjewishheroes.org

A great resource from Keshet, a wonderful organization!



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[ha-Safran]: Speaker inquiry

2011-05-19 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Has anyone heard Sarah Glidden,  author of How to Understand Israel 
in 60 days or less,  give a talk?  If yes, and you're willing to 
share your impressions, please reply just to me.

Thanks very much,


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Why Libraries Still Matter - article on Salon.com as part of

2011-05-16 Thread Ann Abrams
NYPL 100th anniversary
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[ha-Safran]: New England AJL has spring meeting, May 20

2011-05-09 Thread Ann Abrams
The New England Chapter of AJL (NEAJL), will hold our annual Spring 
meeting on Friday, May 20, at Gann Academy, Waltham, MA 
http://www.gannacademy.org/home/, hosted by librarian, Julie Koven Levine.

Our guest speaker will be  Dr. Jonathan Krasner,  Assistant Professor 
of  Jewish History at the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, (and 
former history department chair of Gann Academy) who will speak about:

The Adventures of K'tonton and Hillel's Happy Holidays: Children's 
Books and the Making of American Jewish Identity

Dr. Krasner also has a new book out, that will be available for 
perusal and purchase:

  The Benderly Boys and American Jewish Education, by Brandeis 
University Press. The book tells the story of how Samson Benderly and 
his protégés revolutionized Jewish education in the United States 
between 1910 and 1970.

Here's more info about Jonathan 
Krasner:  http://huc.edu/faculty/faculty/krasner.shtml

The deadline to  RSVP (to me)  is  May 13, but the sooner would be 
the better!  No charge!  And, we can help with car-pools!

Schedule:

9:30 - 10:00.  Coffee, tea, shmooze, tour of Gann Library.
10:00 -  10:10  Greetings from AJL National President Jim Rosenbloom
10:10 - 11:00 - New titles/ programming ideas/ do we keep books that 
aren't being read?, discussion facilitated by Ann
 Abrams (Temple Israel, Boston) Gil Rosen 
(Temple Emanuel, Newton, MA)
11:00-11:10- Break
11:10 - 12:00 - Dr. Jonathan Krasner
12:00 - 1:00 - Lunch (You may bring a bag pareve/dairy lunch)
1:00 - Shalom!



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[ha-Safran]: Inquiry about The G-d Project

2011-03-27 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Does anyone have any direct experience with  The G-d Project, in Atlanta, GA?
www.theg-dproject.org
Thanks,

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[ha-Safran]: Great savings from SayFair books

2011-02-14 Thread Ann Abrams
I'm forwarding this from one of my vendors, SayFair Book.

They are having several sales right now, including 
this:   http://www.sayfair.com/Sale/sale.htm  and below.

Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel, Boston


  Unfortunately the attached table can not be sent to Hasafran.
--The Hasafran Moderator.



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[ha-Safran]: Library contests to promote your library

2011-02-14 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear  safranim,

There are two library-related contests going on  that I thought might 
interest you, or kids you know,  and your/their participation would 
be a wonderful way to promote your  library!

1)  Why I love my library, for children 13 years old and 
younger:  http://www.mlasolutions.com/ Deadline March 4.


2)  Librarian superhero contest, for all ages 
!  http://www.gale.cengage.com   Deadline Feb 28.  (I let my teen 
Sunday a.m. assistants convince me that I needed to enter this one!  Oy!  )



  Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel
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Boston, MA 02215
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www.tisrael.org

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[ha-Safran]: Why I Love My Library, Essay Contest for

2011-02-08 Thread Ann Abrams
Elementary Students
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Dear safranim,

I received this via the Massachusetts Library System.

Ann Abrams, Librarian

Temple Israel, Boston

From: Mandarin Library Automation 
[mailto:mar...@mandarin-library-automation.ccsend.com] On Behalf Of 
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Sent: Friday, February 04, 2011 3:46 PM
To: Somers, Michael
Subject: Essay Contest for Elementary Students

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Why I Love My Library Essay Contest for Elementary Students

Love to read? Love your library? Tell us why and win a Nook!

!--[if !vml]--!--[endif]--Enter the Mandarin Library Automation, 
Why I Love My Library Essay contest and you can win a FREE Nook 
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6. Be written in English

PRIZES:

One (1) Nook will be awarded to the winning contestant. In addition, 
one (1) Nook will be awarded to the student's library of choice.

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must be provided in order to receive gift).

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[ha-Safran]: Recent posting about books to give away: the blog url

2011-01-26 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,


I thought I'd hyperlinked the word books to give away blog in my 
last posting, below, but I guess it doesn't transfer, for 
hasafran.  Some of  you have asked for the URL, so here it is:


http://sefarimlatetlesifriyot.blogspot.com/


Thank you for the replies on the topic of what to do with old books,
which I know has been covered before, but you never know when new
ideas will pop up!
As requested, I've compiled the responses I received, below.

On a slightly different note:  I've created a Books to give away
blog: with lists of books recently donated to us which we don't need
for our collection.  Instructions for requesting them are on the blog.


Ann Abrams, Librarian
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[ha-Safran]: SSC Librarians in particular: Really old books

2011-01-12 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

For those of you in synagogue and center libraries, what do you do 
with really old books?  I don't mean items that might be determined 
to be rare books;  I mean, books on Jewish subjects that were written 
in the mid-late 1800's and early 1900's, that could be purchased 
online for $5-$25, and that, when searched on Worldcat., are in most 
university and Jewish research libraries.

Any suggestions would be helpful.

Thanks, and Shabbat Shalom,



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[ha-Safran]: Singer/Songwriter Debbie Friedman Hospitalized,

2011-01-12 Thread Ann Abrams
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A singing of Misheberach (to which she wrote a widely sung melody) is 
being organized for after Shabbat, tomorrow, January 8:

http://www.forward.com/articles/134540/


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[ha-Safran]: Monsters and Miracles: A Journey Through Jewish

2010-10-20 Thread Ann Abrams
Picture Books
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 From Western Massachusetts, a wonderful collaboration!

The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art presents Monsters and 
Miracles: A Journey Through Jewish Picture Books



Ann Abrams, Librarian
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The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art and the Yiddish Book Center present
MONSTERS AND MIRACLES:
A Journey through Jewish Picture Books
October 15, 2010  January 23, 2011
Exhibition examines the impact of Jewish writers, illustrators, and
cultural traditions on picture book art


  Amherst, MAThe first-ever museum consideration of the Jewish 
picture book, Monsters and Miracles: A Journey through Jewish Picture 
Books, will travel from Los Angeles to The Eric Carle Museum of 
Picture Book Art and the Yiddish Book Center from October 15th 
through January 23rd. This exhibit is co-organized by the Skirball 
Cultural Center (Los Angeles, CA) and The Eric Carle Museum of 
Picture Book Art, featuring more than 100 original works of art, 
texts, and related objects from time-honored classics and popular favorites.
Featured authors and artists include Eric Carle, Daniel Pinkwater, 
Maurice Sendak, Margot Zemach, Mark Podwal, Francine Prose, Lemony 
Snicket, Art Spiegelman, and William Steig. With historical examples 
dating as early as the twelfth century, Monsters and Miracles also 
encompasses the work of luminaries Isaac Bashevis Singer, Marc 
Chagall, and El Lissitzky.
Monsters and Miracles investigates the significant contributions that 
Jewish art and storytelling have made to children's literature, 
tracing the development of the Jewish picture book from its early 
cultural roots to its contemporary innovations. The works represent 
an array of artistic media, including paintings, drawings, 
computer-generated images, paper cuts, collages, as well as lavishly 
illustrated Hebrew manuscripts. While texts are mainly in English, 
there are also works in Hebrew, Yiddish, and Portuguese.
Children and adults alike will delight as they revisit their favorite 
stories and encounter new authors and illustrators. In addition to 
the artworks on display, the exhibition programming includes a 
presentation by co-curators Neal Sokol and Ilan Stavans, a 
presentation by Mark Podwal, and a latke breakfast with Lisa Brown. 
See both the Carle website (www.carlemuseum.org) and the Yiddish Book 
Center website
(www.yiddishbookcenter.org) for a complete list of programming. 
Programming is also included at the end of this release.
As with all exhibitions, the books featured in the exhibition will be 
available for families to read and enjoy. Additionally, from December 
8 through January 18, The Eric Carle Museum's Art Studio will offer 
Monster Mock-Up, where guests can create their own monsters inspired 
by what they see in the galleries, including William Steig's Shrek! 
and Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are. These complimentary 
hands-on activities will further expand the visitor experience.
.The evolution of the picture book in Jewish history is a fascinating 
story,. said Carle Museum Executive Director Alexandra Kennedy. .The 
art of storytelling is deeply embedded in Jewish tradition and we are 
pleased to work with the Skirball Cultural Center and Yiddish Book 
Center to bring this important exhibition to both coasts..
Exhibition Overview
Organized into six sections, Monsters and Miracles addresses several 
storytelling motifs.
The exhibition opens with a number of lavishly illuminated Haggadoth 
dating back to the eighteenth century.
Throughout Jewish history, these illustrated liturgical volumes have 
been used to recount the Exodus story at the Passover Seder, serving

[ha-Safran]: Union Catalogs

2010-09-20 Thread Ann Abrams
Has anyone  looked into getting all of our AJL member library 
catalogs onto worldcat or a comparable site?  Wouldn't that make 
sense, rather than having lots of groupings of catalogs here and there?

Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel, Boston


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[ha-Safran]: Follett User group for Spectrum, Info-Center and Athena

2010-09-07 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear fellow users of Follet products Spectrum, Info-Center and Athena,

To review:  This user group is made up of AJL libraries using the 
above-mentioned products.  The group coordinator (currently me) does 
the work of collecting the checks, and sends them to Follett by 
January 1st, and then Follett gives each instution a 15% discount on 
the annual maintenance fee.

I took over coordinating this group a year ago, from Helene Tuchman, 
who created the group many years ago, and continued to coordinate it 
for a few years, after she retired.

I'm now looking to see if someone from among you would be willing to 
take over this task.  If not, I'll have to disband the group. You 
would still have your Follett maintenance plan - but without the discount.

My colleague, Marie Cloutier, and I, worked hard last year to create 
a spreadsheet that is in very good shape.  We would be happy to hand 
this spreadsheet over to whoever would be willing to take over as coordinator.

Please reply just to me.

Thanks,

Ann



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[ha-Safran]: Commentary, similar to Anchor Bible, on Devarim Chap 12

2010-07-29 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

One of our rabbis is looking for a commentary similar to Anchor 
Bible, for Devarim, chapter 12 (Anchor Bible doesn't go this far, yet),

  He's looking  for the kind of context that Anchor provides--  when 
the text may have been constructed… specifically chapter 12, 
pertaining to eating meat.  He's currently reading Tigay's JPS, and 
finding it helpful.   Any other suggestions?

Thanks very much,



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[ha-Safran]: Assistance in updating Beth El Temple (West

2010-04-27 Thread Ann Abrams
Hartford) library
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Dear safranim,

Some folks at a Connecticut synagogue asked me to forward the 
following questions to synagogue librarians.  If you can take the 
time to send them this  info, I know they'd be very 
appreciative.  Please reply directly to the person listed, below - Lois Koteen.

Thanks,

Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel, Boston



FROM LOIS KOTEEN, BETH EL TEMPLE, WEST HARTFORD, CT



We are planning to update our synagogue library and are interested in 
learning what other synagogues are doing. In particular, we're looking for:



Mission and vision statements



Collection policy



Budget (general fund, library fund, etc.)



Electronic resources - do you subscribe to any electronic databases 
or on-line resources; if so, which.



Staffing (paid staff, volunteers, a combination; full-time, 
part-time, a combination; trained librarians and/or interested others)



Programming - what programs does your library offer?



How would you characterize the use of your library: active (many 
people visit each week); occasional visitors (a few each week); 
inactive (visitors rarely stop by).





Thanks so much,



Lois





  Lois Koteen

98 Newport Ave.

West Hartford, CT 06107

860-561-2276

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[ha-Safran]: Maya Benton, researcher about Roman Vishniac

2010-04-13 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Has anyone heard Maya Benton speak, the curator who did research 
about Roman Vishniac, and was the subject of this recent NY Times article?  :


A Closer Reading of Roman Vishniac:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/04/magazine/04shtetl-t.html


Please reply just to me, and, if others would like me to send you the 
replies, let me know.

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[ha-Safran]: Joan Nathan

2010-03-17 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Has anyone ever heard cookbook author, Joan Nathan,  speak?  If 
yes,  please reply just to me.

Thanks,

Ann


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[ha-Safran]: Library-Federation collaborations? Union catalogs?

2010-02-25 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Has anyone had any successful collaborations with your local Jewish 
federation?

And, forgive my ignorance, but are there any online Judaica union 
catalogs anywhere?   Like a Judaica WorldCat?

Thank you,


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[ha-Safran]: Online technology conference, tomorrow and

2010-02-08 Thread Ann Abrams
Wednesday, Feb 9-10 - free
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Dear safranim,

A colleague told me about this:

http://evanced.info/webjunction/evanced/eventsignup.asp?ID=1633


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[ha-Safran]: AJL is an ALA Affiliate

2010-02-01 Thread Ann Abrams
That's great, Susie, ya'asher kochachem to all those who worked on this!

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[ha-Safran]: Book, film, cd vendors

2010-02-01 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

We bought library materials from Ingram for many years, but can do so 
no longer  because we're unable to purchase $3,000 a year of library 
materials - their minimum for selling us books at a discount.   Can 
anyone recommend other vendors that you like, that don't have that 
high a minimum,  offer a discount and cataloguing services?

Thanks,




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Follett's Destiny

2010-01-31 Thread Ann Abrams
1-7-2010


Dear safranim,

Im researching Follett's software, Destiny, and would appreciate 
hearing from folks using it.  Please reply just to me, and I'll 
collect the replies and send to others, on request.

Thank you.

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[ha-Safran]: Helen Chronister

2010-01-12 Thread Ann Abrams
Helen, if you're out there, please contact me.  I used the email in 
the AJL website and it bounced back.
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Or, if someone else from Cong Tifereth Israel, Columbus, OH is seeing 
this, please contact me.  It's re: the Follett User Group.

Thank you,


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[ha-Safran]: New cookbook from Temple Israel, Boston

2009-12-21 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

I'm happy to announce the publication of a new cookbook that was 
created in memory of Emily Mehlman,  the wife of Temple Israel, 
Boston's former senior rabbi, Bernard Mehlman, and is available through Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Emilys-Table-Friends-Emily-Mehlman/dp/0615271847/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1261430314sr=1-1


Emily's friends put this book together, including recipes of dishes 
that Emily loved, and that her friends remember eating at her home.

  Here's a review from one of her friends, writer/poet Ellen Steinbaum:

http://www.ellensteinbaum.com/blog/2009/12/recipes-for-connections.html



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[ha-Safran]: Recommendation for an Israeli magazine for a US

2009-12-14 Thread Ann Abrams
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Dear safranim,

A public librarian colleague of mine sent me the question, 
below.  I'd appreciate your suggestions.

Thanks,

Ann

FROM A PUBLIC LIBRARIAN IN THE BOSTON AREA:

We've been wanting to add an Israeli magazine, preferably in Hebrew 
and a monthly.  A patron recommended that we could subscribe to 
Hamodia  http://www.hamodia.com/  Do you have any suggestions for a 
public library?  Our readers regularly read our English titles, but 
there is also a large Israeli community using our library.



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[ha-Safran]: Seeking contact info for artist in Jerusalem

2009-11-12 Thread Ann Abrams
  Thanks to all who replied - I think I have enough information to go
forward!

Todah rabah lekulam!

Ann



Hasafran: seeking contact info for artist in Jerusalem

2009-11-09 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

A member of our synagogue is looking  for a phone number or email 
address for the following:

Artist name:  Itzak Sasson

Address: Yoel Solomon in Nahalat Ha'Shivah neighborhood of Jerusalem

She saw his work in the store of Contemporary Jewish museum in San 
Francisco.  She already tried talking to someone in this museum, with 
no success.

Any leads will be greatly appreciated!  Everything we've tried has 
not been successful.

Thanks,

Ann

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[ha-Safran]: Farewell to Infocentre, Athena, Spectrum

2009-10-01 Thread Ann Abrams
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I'd like to thank Helene for creating this group, and coordinating its
pieces for many years!  This initiative, like everything else that
Helene has done in AJL, has benefited many libraries and librarians,
saved our institutions money, and gave us bargaining power in the
library software world.

Helene has been a wonderful model, and mentor for me, and I want to
publicly thank her for all that she has taught me.  I'm sure you'll all
join me in wishing Helene all the best in her greatly deserved
retirement, that she can maybe now more fully enjoy!


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[ha-Safran]: Rebecca Rubin author, Jacqueline Dembar

2009-08-26 Thread Ann Abrams
Greene speaking Sept 14
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  Author Jacqueline Dembar Greene will speak about American Girl's 
newest historical character, Rebecca Rubin, Monday Sept 14, Natick, MA, USA


FYI for those in the Massachusetts neighborhood:

http://www.cjp.org/page.aspx?id=204415


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[ha-Safran]: Max Said Yes reviewed in the Forward

2009-08-19 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Mazel tov to our colleague,  Abigail Yasgur,  for the review in this 
week's Forward of her book, Max Said Yes!


http://www.forward.com/articles/111447/


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[ha-Safran]: Article in Malibu Times about survivor

2009-08-03 Thread Ann Abrams
re-united with childhood book
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  This is a wonderful article!  Thanks for sending it!

If anyone else knows of a piece on this topic of stolen Jewish books,
and their return, I'd be very appreciative if you'd let me know.  I
attended the two lectures at the convention on the subject, an am
interested in learning more.

Thanks,

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[ha-Safran]: Thank you for a wonderful AJL convention

2009-07-27 Thread Ann Abrams
Ye'asher kochachem to the chairs, and your committee members for an
excellent program, fine accomodations, and very tasty food!

Ann


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[ha-Safran]: Need advice

2009-07-02 Thread Ann Abrams
My observation, too, is that audio-cassettes are dinosaurs.  But, one of
the Jewish Sound Recording Archives that post occasionally on hasafran
may want them.

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[ha-Safran]: NEAJL June 19 meeting in West Hartford, CT

2009-05-26 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,



You can still register for the Friday June 19 meeting of NEAJL (New 
England Chapter of AJL), on the topic:



  Maximizing library services through resource sharing.



The meeting will go from 10:00 - 3:00 pm.   If you'd like to come, 
please reply to me by June 1, and I'll send you a registration form, 
which we'll ask you to return by Friday June 5.



  Below, is our preliminary program.





  1, 2) What public libraries have to offer special libraries  (in CT and MA)



Laura Vasselle, Librarian, Prosser Public Library, Bloomfield, CT



Cathy Balshone-Becze, Librarian, Newton Public Library, Newton, MA





  3) Social networking sites and social media - Sara Lea Gross, 
Librarian, Yeshiva University





  4 )  Synagogue Library Basics.   Ann Abrams, Librarian, Temple 
Israel, Boston.





   5  ) Publicizing your resources by using RSS feed

  Steven Jay Bernstein, Assistant Catalog Librarian
  Elihu Burritt Library, Central Connecticut State University





  PLUS, a tour of the synagogue's Learning Center ( with Jane Zande, 
Associate Director of Lifelong Learning, Congregation Beth 
Israel  and her staff )







  AND,  free samples of Jewish books, courtesy of several publishers, 
including (as of this writing):



Harper Collins,  Algonquin and Macmillan



Ann Abrams  and Jane Zande, Co-chairs, on behalf of the planning committee
c/o Ann, aabr...@tisrael..org
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[ha-Safran]: Birthday of Fanny Goldstein, May 15

2009-05-11 Thread Ann Abrams
Thought this would interest the AJL community:

Here's the beginning:

Born on May 15, 1895 [some sources say 1888], Fanny Goldstein devoted 
her life to books and community. She was the first female Judaica 
librarian and the first woman to direct a branch library in 
Massachusetts, where she was head of Boston's West End Branch for 
many years. A prominent figure in the Boston Jewish community, she is 
best known as the founder of Jewish Book Week, which began when 
Goldstein organized a display of Jewish books at the Boston Public 
Library in 1925.

If you'd like to read 
more:   http://jwa.org/thisweek/may/15/1895/fanny-goldstein


Thanks to the Jewish Women's Archives (www.jwa.org ) for providing 
this, and other wonderful information about Jewish women!




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Temple Israel
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[ha-Safran] : My new book

2009-05-03 Thread Ann Abrams
Ye'asher kochacheich, Anne!

Ann Abrams, Librarian
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[ha-Safran]: New England Chapter of AJL

2009-04-20 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear Judaica librarians in New England and beyond,

We are happy to announce a one day conference on the following topic:

Maximizing library services through resource sharing.

This conference will take place Friday, June 19, 2009,  10:00 - 3:00, 
at Congregation Beth Israel, West Hartford, CT  http://www.cbict.org

We hope to have two 45 minute sessions in the morning, two after 
lunch, with a possible lunch-time presentation as well.  If you would 
like to give a presentation,  please send your proposal to our 
program chairs, Marie Cloutier and Gil Rosen, by May 1st:

mariekathl...@gmail.com  ; gro...@templeemanuel.com


It would help us to hear from you by May 1 about whether you're 
seriously considering coming to our event.  RSVP to conference chairs 
Jane Zande and Ann Abrams.  This RSVP will not obligate you to come, 
but it will help us in our planning.

  li...@sbcglobal.net   aabr...@tisrael.org


  We will send out a registration form soon, and the deadline will be 
June 5 for conference registration.

In the spirit of these economic times, there will be no charge for 
this conference, nor will fees be offered to our presenters.  And, we 
cannot offer financial help in getting you there.  We will be happy 
to help arrange car-pools from the Greater Boston area, and we invite 
you to bring a dairy or pareve bag lunch. Coffee, tea, water and soft 
drinks will be available.

And the value of the program and all who come..Priceless!


We hope you'll join us on June 19th!


The June 19 conference planning committee:

Ann Abrams, Temple Israel, Boston; Bea Brodie, Congregation Beth 
Israel; Marie Cloutier,  Temple Ohabei Shalom, Brookline, MA; 
Danielle Stordy,  Congregation Beth Israel;  Gil Rosen, Temple 
Emanuel, Newton, MA; Jane Zande, Congregation Beth Israel;  and Sara 
Ravid, Maimonides School, Brookline, MA;


c/o Ann Abrams, President, NEAJL
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[ha-Safran]: Materials to help people with chronic illness

2009-03-26 Thread Ann Abrams
from a Jewish perspective
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I was asked to compile a list of books and other materials to help 
people with chronic illness,  from a Jewish perspective.  If you have 
suggestions, please let me know.



Thanks.



Ann Abrams, Librarian

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[ha-Safran]: Online Encyclopedia of Jewish Women - WHAT A TYPO CAN DO!

2009-03-08 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Thanks to those who contacted me about this. I inadvertently put a
period after encyclopedia which is why you may have been unable to
access this. Please try again.


  http://jwa.org/encyclopedia


Ann


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[ha-Safran]: Online Encyclopedia of Jewish Women.

2009-03-04 Thread Ann Abrams
FYI.
Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel, Boston



It's here! The Jewish Women's Archive is proud to announce the launch 
of the online version of Jewish Women: A Comprehensive Historical 
Encyclopedia, originally published by Alice and Moshe Shalvi of 
Shalvi Publishing Ltd., and edited by Professors Paula Hyman of Yale 
University and Dalia Ofer of Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

The Encyclopedia is now available for FREE at http://jwa.org/encyclopedia.
Previously available only on CD-ROM, the Encyclopedia is the first 
comprehensive source on Jewish women. It features over 1,700 
biographies, 300 thematic essays, and 1,400 photographs and 
illustrations on a wide range of Jewish women through the centuries 
-- from Gertrude Berg to Gertrude Stein; Hannah Greenbaum Solomon to 
Hannah Arendt; the Biblical Ruth to Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Never before has so much well-researched and well-written material 
about Jewish women been available in one place online. Accessible and 
free to Internet users all over the world, the Encyclopedia appeals 
to a wide range of readers, including educators, activists, high 
school students, researchers, scholars, and the merely curious. Its 
thematic and visual links make it possible to draw connections across 
time and space in ways that are impossible in a printed book.

Please help us spread the word by forwarding this e-mail to your 
colleagues, family, and friends! Let us know how you are using the 
Encyclopedia. Send your feedback to Jordan Namerow, Online 
Communications Specialist, Jewish Women's Archive, jname...@jwa.org.



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[ha-Safran]: Operation Solomon

2008-12-11 Thread Ann Abrams
We have this in our library:


Operation Solomon: The last 24 hours
Publisher:  Washington : The American Association for Ethiopian Jews,
Publication Date:  1991.
Physical Description:  1 videocassette (9 min.)

A glimpse of the airlift carrying 15,000 Ethiopian Jews to Israel in
June, 1991.


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[ha-Safran]: Books to give away

2008-07-13 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Below is a list of books we're giving away.  If you want to know more 
about a title, please consult with one of the many resources 
available online:   amazon.com , addall.com , any library's database, 
etc.   The books are all in good to excellent condition.

After a week or so, I'll reply to let you know something's in the 
mail, and will enclose an invoice for shipping/handling.

Shabbat Shalom,
Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel
477 Longwood Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
617-566-3960 x116
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.tisrael.org



ART BOOKS

Author 
Title

Berkowitz, David Sandler  In remembrance ofCreation

Souverbie, Marie-Therese  Chagall

Filmus, Tully Tully 
Filmus:  Selected drawings

Gardosh, Kariel (Dosh)  So sorry we won!

Gardosh, Kariel (Dosh)Woe to the victors!


Landsberger, Franz A history of Jewish Art

Miller, ArthurThe art of Max Band

Namenyi, Ernest  The essence 
of Jewish Art

Oppenheim, Moritz Daniel  Pictures of  Traditional Jewish Family Life


EVERYTHING ELSE, alphabetical by author

AuthorTitle # copies
Adelman, Penina V. The Bible from Alef to Tav3
Behar, YvonneOut of Spain (A course study for children about 
Sephardic culture)1
Buber, MartinThe Way of Man: According to the Teaching of Hasidism1
Burstein, Chaya M.Our Land of Israel4
David, Jo and Daniel B. SymeThe Book of the Jewish Life4
Eban, AbbaMy People: Abba Eban's History of the Jews, Volume I1
Finkelstein, Norman H.The Other 14921
Frank, AnneAnne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl2
Friedman, Ina R.Flying Against the Wind: The Story of a Young Woman 
Who Defied the Nazis1
Gold-Vukson, Marji and MichealImagine…Exploring Israel (activity book)2
Grishaver, Joel LurieThe Life Cycle Workbook2

Katz, Betsy DolginJerusalem 3000- Or Hadash 2
Kollek, Teddy and Moshe PearlmanJerusalem: A History of Forty Centuries1
Kripke, Dorothy K.Let's Talk about the Sabbath1
Kurinsky, MiriamMy People: Abba Eban's History of the Jews, Volume I 
(student activity book)3
Kurzweil, ArthurMy Generations3
Landau, ElaineIsrael1
Lawrence, Jerome and Robert E. LeeInherit the Wind2
Levine, Gail CarsonDave at Night1
Museum of Jewish HeritageMeeting Hate with Humanity: Life During the 
Holocaust (student workbook)54
Musleah, RahelJourney of a Lifetime: The Jewish Life Cycle Book3
Nover, Elizabeth ZinbargMy Land of Israel8
Pasachoff, NaomiBasic Judaism For Young People, Volume One: Israel2
Pasachoff, NaomiBasic Judaism For Young People, Volume Two: Torah2
Pasachoff, NaomiBasic Judaism For Young People, Volume Three: God2
Pasachoff, NaomiBasic Judaism For Young People, Volume One: Israel 
(student activity book)2
Richter, Hans PeterFredrich5
Rossel, SeymourThe Holocaust2
Rossel, SeymourIsrael: Covenant People, Covenant Land2
Rossel, SeymourJourney Through Jewish History5
Rossel, SeymourJourney Through Jewish History: Teacher's guide1
Rossel, SeymourIntroduction to Jewish History5
Rossel, SeymourThe Holocaust: The World and the Jews, 1933-19457
Rossel, SeymourTeacher's Guide for The Holocaust: The World and the 
Jews, 1933-19452
Rowe, Debi M.Introduction to Siddur, Volume I6
Rowe, Debi M.Introduction to Siddur, Volume II1
Scharfstein, SolUnderstanding Jewish History I3
Shapira, AvrahamThe Seventh Day: Soldier's Talk about the Six-Day War1
Shekel, MichalThe Jewish Lifecycle Book1
Smith, Alexander McCallMorality for Beautiful Girls (a novel)1
Smith, RodneyIn the Land of Light1
Spiegelman, ArtMaus II1
Stadtler, BeaThe Holocaust: A History of Courage and Resistance1
Stern, ShirleyExploring Jewish History2
Strasser, ToddThe Wave1
Strom, Margot Stern and William S. ParsonsFacing History and 
Ourselves: Holocaust and Human Behavior1
Sugarman, Morris J.My People: Abba Eban's History of the Jews, Volume 
II (student activity book)1
Syme, Daniel B.The Jewish Home: A Guide for Jewish Living1
Tatelbaum, ItzhakThrough Our Eyes: Children Witness the Holocaust1
Thum, Robert and Susan DworskiMy Jewish World: An Introduction to Judaism1
Uhlman, FredReunion1
Wiesel, ElieNight5
Wiesel, ElieDawn5
Wiesel, ElieThe Oath1
Wylen, Stephen M.The Book of the Jewish Year1








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[ha-Safran]: New Rabbi Rocketpower Book !

2008-06-20 Thread Ann Abrams
Yes, I have it in my library, and it's a very good book!  Good for
elementary school-age children.

The author's a rabbi in Massachusetts, and she co-wrote it with her son.

Ann Abrams, Librarian
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[ha-Safran]: Honi and the carob tree

2008-06-12 Thread Ann Abrams
Honi the circlemaker : eco-fables from ancient Israel /
Schwartz, Barry L.
New York : Friendship Press,
c1993. ISBN:  0377002518



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[ha-Safran]: Celebration of Emma Lazarus

2008-06-10 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

I recently entered Gale’s  (the publishing vendor) Librareo 
contest  http://www.gale.cengage.com/librareo and did not make it to 
the finals.

But, I thought you, safranim, would appreciate the song that my 
assistant, Kendrah Whyte, and I wrote to celebrate Emma Lazarus:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Aedr2DJkP4




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[ha-Safran]: Saying good-bye/au revoir

2008-06-10 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear Anne,

We will miss you as a librarian colleague! Your many contributions to
AJL have been greatly appreciated!

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[ha-Safran]: Boston librarian looking for help re:

2008-06-06 Thread Ann Abrams
cataloging software (Surpass Select)
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Dear safranim,

My colleague, Rachael Stark, assisted the New England chapter 
enormously with the 2006 convention in Cambridge.  She could use some 
input about a possible catalog for her collection.  If you can be of 
help to her, please reply directly to her, below.

Thanks, and Shabbat Shalom,

Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel, Boston.




From: Rachael Stark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Fri 5/30/2008 3:44 PM
Subject: Rachael Stark possible catalog
Thanks to advice from lots of helpful librarians, I have found what 
sounds like a good catalog for our size and type of library, 
librarian and users. It looks to my noncatalogers eye like Surpass 
Select, at http://www.surpasssoftware.com/select.htm makes sense. Now 
I'd love to hear what the pros think!

I created a tiny summary of this catalog and ILS. Can you take a 
glance and tell me if it does, in fact, make sense for a small 
library run by a reference librarian with basic cataloging skills? 
Thanks a ton.

Rachael Stark
Head Librarian
Le Cordon Bleu Boston
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[ha-Safran]: Retirement

2008-05-04 Thread Ann Abrams
I want to publicly thank you, Cheryl, for your collegiality, guidance,
generous sharing of experience, and yes, even for being the one to ask
me to co-chair the convention in Boston!

All the best!

Ann

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[ha-Safran]: Jerusalem Post book: Front Page

2008-04-29 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Has anyone purchased the Jerusalem Post's Front Page Israel?  I've 
received phone and email solicitations about it, and it seems to be 
available only through them for $99 plus shipping.

Thank you,

Ann Abrams
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[ha-Safran]: Donations

2008-04-01 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear Jenny,

Ask people to stop sending their books, sit down with your committee,
and map out a collections developoment policy.  If folks still send
books ( and they will) box them, and don't look at them until you're
done setting up your infrastructure with lots of clear policies that you
can refer to and hold up to others.

FYI, if people are desparate to send books somewhere, NOW, refer them to
local charities, thrift shops, used books stores, etc.

Or, if they're willing to pay the postage:

In Seattle, WA, there is a Jewish Prisoners project. Contact Chaplain
Gary Friedman. [EMAIL PROTECTED]  .

There's someone in China who posted to hasafran awhile ago, collecting
books for Judaic studies programs: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


And, tell your congregants  if they REALLY want to be helpful to your
new library, they'll type up an author/title list of what they'd like to
donate to you, and send you the list by email.  Then, you can tell them
what from their list would be useful for the collection.  But tell them,
too, that you first need to get your systems in place before you can
deal with receiving  donations of books.


If you'd like to see a sample of a gifts policy, visit our website:

  http://www.tisrael.org/study/library.php?page=467


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[ha-Safran]: Sydney Taylor Notable Books Awardee at Israel

2008-04-01 Thread Ann Abrams
Book Shop, March 30
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Dear New England safranim, or visitors to Boston this weekend,

Joan Benjamin-Farren, author of Shuli and Me: from Slavery to 
Freedom, a Sydney Taylor notable book for 2008, will be at the Israel 
Book Shop, Sunday March 30, 11 - 2, for a reading and signing.

Israel Book Shop, 410 Harvard St., Brookline, MA, 617-566-7113.

I learned of this event from this week's Jewish Advocate, hard-copy version.

Shabbat Shalom,

Ann Abrams
, Librarian
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[Ha-Safran] Has anyone shown the DVD Promises to Middle

2008-01-24 Thread Ann Abrams
Our 7th grade teachers have shown it here in our Hebrew School.  There
is both a hard-copy and dvd format study guide.   You can get them from
http://www.promisesproject.org .

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[ha-Safran]: Video on women leading services

2008-01-18 Thread Ann Abrams
Hi, Rachel,

Timbrels and Torahs shows a female rabbi (Rabbi Sue Elwell) at a Simchat
Hochmah Ceremony - a Rite of Passage ceremony to celebrate the wisdom of
elders:

http://www.timbrelsandtorahs.com/video/


Two films showing a female rabbi officiating at wedding ceremonies:

http://www.bonnieburt.com/movies/my_sister_my_bride.html


http://chicksinwhitesatin.com/


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[ha-Safran]: Query from Canadian Picture Book Writer

2007-12-21 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear Lesley,

This one came to my mind, re: your first question:

  Terrible, terrible!  Bernstein, Robin.  Kar-Ben Copies,  c1998
 A contemporary retelling of the folk tale, It could always be
worse.


 From School Library Journal

K-Gr 4--A modern-day version of a traditional Jewish folktale. When
Abigail's mother marries a man with four children, the girl finds her
new home far too crowded and chaotic and seeks help from the rabbi. The
woman advises her to bring even more into the tiny house (bicycles,
pets, dozens of cousins), creating situations that are increasingly
terrible, terrible, worse than before! Brightly hued, cartoon
illustrations nicely convey the sense of chaos, with objects, animals,
and family members practically spilling off of the pages. However, the
characterizations are weak, particularly those of the four stepsiblings,
who remain nameless and voiceless, seeming to accept the drastic changes
in their household with little more than a grimace. A timely premise in
this age of blended families, this book is not as much fun as other
standard versions of this story, such as Ann McGovern's Too Much Noise
(Houghton, 1967).

Teri Markson, Los Angeles Public Library

Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information, Inc.



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[ha-Safran]: Jade Bar Shalom Books for Israel Project

2007-12-21 Thread Ann Abrams
A friend just told me about this:

http://www.edu-negev.gov.il/bs/b4i/


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[ha-Safran]: How to help the Gloucester, MA congregation

2007-12-20 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

I'm sending this in response to many of your emails about how we can 
help the Gloucester congregation who just lost their synagogue in a 
fire.  The message, below, is from the Synagogue Council of Massachusetts.

Also, here's the congregation's website, with an update, contact 
info, and more info on ways to help.


http://www.taagloucester.org/


Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel, Boston







December 18, 2007
Shalom,
During this time of loss and rebuilding, many have asked how they can 
help the Gloucester community after Saturday's devastating fire. 
Temple Ahavat Achim has set up a fund to help those who lost their 
homes and belongings in the fire that destroyed the Temple and the 
Lorraine Apartments.
The Gloucester community welcomes your contribution.
Please make your check payable to Temple Ahavat Achim and note in the 
memo if you would like your donation to go to the Temple Ahavat Achim 
Rebuilding Fund or to the Gloucester Fund to help the victims of the fire.
Mail checks to:
Temple Ahavat Achim, 86 Middle Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
Thank you,

Alan Teperow
Synagogue Council of Massachusetts



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[ha-Safran]: Synagoge in Gloucster, Mass.

2007-12-18 Thread Ann Abrams
It happened this past Saturday in the early a.m. in the center of
Gloucester - a coastal town in northeastern Massachusetts.One person
died who lived in the apartment building that was destroyed; the temple
was next door, and was also destroyed, along with its torahs.

When I hear from the congregation re: ways they need help, I will post
to hasafran.

Below is news from boston.com from the last few days:

Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel, Boston




http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2007/12/15/fatal_gloucester_fire_destroys_apartment_building_synogogue/


http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2007/12/17/gloucester_fire_response_defended/


Scenes, after the fire, including youths sorting through kipot and
tallitot saved from the synagogue :

http://www.boston.com/news/local/gallery/121507_gloucester_fire/


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[ha-Safran]: I just want another piece of matzah - song

2007-11-19 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

I'm trying to find the name of the melody, and its composer, that 
goes with the words, below. If you know it, since I'm about to go out 
of town, please send the info to my colleague, Laurena Rosenberg, 
at:   mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] .


I just want another piece of matzah, yes I do (repeat)
Another piece of matzah, yes I do

Ma, ma matzah (repeat)


Thanks!


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New book by Boston area author about religion and friendship

2007-10-30 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Below is an announcement by a Boston area author and his NY area 
co-author who will at my synagogue's book fair this year.  I thought 
it might be of interest to you.  Here's their 
blog:   http://www.thefaithbetweenus.com/http://www.thefaithbetweenus.com/

Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel, Boston


FROM AUTHOR PETER BEBERGAL:



My book, The Faith Between Us, co-authored with Scott Korb, with a 
foreword by Freakonomics author Stephen J. Dubner, is available now 
from Bloomsbury. The book tells two distinct but interrelated 
religious stories both towards and away from faith. Filled with 
stories of my struggles with Judaism and Scott's Catholic religious 
struggles, Faith tells the story of a faithful friendship above and 
beyond tradition, and even belief. (Please some advance reviews below.)



We'd love to send a copy of the book to your library for you to read 
and pass around, and if you think you might like to have a book 
discussion when Faith comes out in the fall, or possibly plan an 
event with us, we'd be delighted.



Best wishes and thanks for your consideration. I hope to hear from you.



Peter Bebergal

  617-864-8393





http://www.amazon.com/Faith-Between-Us-Catholic-Meaning/dp/1596911433The 
Faith Between Us: A Jew and a Catholic Search for the Meaning of God



Publishers Weekly starred review:

What's the saying? Never discuss sex, God or politics if you want to 
keep your friends? In this particular case, the questions of faith 
and God are actually what brought Bebergal and Korb together, 
initially through a correspondence related to their writings for 
various online magazines. Faith was not something either particularly 
discussed with their other friends, even though both hold advanced 
degrees in religion. Like a conversation that continues all night 
into the early light of dawn, this collection of stories is filled 
with the deepest of personal feelings and confessions as well as the 
mundane details of everyday life. The format­the telling of a story 
by one, followed by a reflective epilogue by the other­highlights not 
only the seamlessness of their dialogue, but the depth of their 
friendship and understanding of each other. No topic is taboo; amid 
their questioning of faith and God come tales of addiction, neuroses 
and ineptitude. These thirty-somethings are as diverse as their 
upbringings, yet between them they represent a little bit of all of 
us in this thoughtful, engaging debate about the virtues of faith and 
the existence of God.



  A magical conceit, a true dialogue between friends on a subject 
that dearly needs to be talked about.

   -- Stephen J. Dubner, coauthor of Freakonomics



   When was the last time two men sat down and wrote about their friendship?

This is a beautiful book - frank, open, searching. It is, to be sure, 
a 'religious' book, but its great virtue is that it erases the 
quotation marks around that word and makes religious insight and 
longing seem, like friendship, a natural part of the world.

   -- Jonathan Rosen, author of Joy Comes in the Morning



   This is the book for this moment. In an era of rigid (and false) 
dichotomies -- when one is told to be either a blind believer or a 
dogmatic atheist -- Bebergal and Korb offer a third way, the path of 
respect, of common sense, of dialogue rather than doctrine.  There 
are fewer hot topics today than religion, and this book provides an 
accessible, heartfelt, compelling, and ultimately inspiring message 
that will speak to many of us, religionists and secularists alike.

   --Niles Elliot Goldstein, author of Gonzo Judaism and founding 
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[ha-Safran]: Tribute to Helene Tuchman

2007-10-23 Thread Ann Abrams
Provide yourself a teacher and acquire yourself a friend.

Mentor: Someone whose hindsight can become your foresight. *



On the eve of the first game of baseball's World Series (Go, Boston 
Red Sox!)  I would like to pay tribute to someone who, if we had a 
Library World Series, would definitely be in the starting line- up, 
and would be a serious candidate for the MVP (Most Valuable Player) award.



Helene Tuchman, long-time AJL member, retired this past Spring from 
her position as Librarian of the Rabbi Marshall R. Lifson Library at 
Temple Emanuel, Newton, MA.  Before those fourteen years at Temple 
Emanuel, she was the Director of the Watertown, MA public library, 
Librarian of Congregation Mishkan Tefila, Chestnut Hill, MA, and, 
Librarian at the NY Public Library in the Bronx – in all, 45 years of 
enriching the library profession.   In May of this year, Temple 
Emanuel paid tribute to Helene as part of a lovely Shabbat morning 
service that several of us from the New England Chapter (NEAJL) attended.



Given Helene's many years of participation in AJL, I would like to 
engage in what I like to call lashon ha-tov –   speaking well of 
someone - in celebration and appreciation of her.





IN HONOR OF HELENE



You know how sometimes you don't know enough about something to even 
look into it?  Helene has helped me, and many of us in New England 
and beyond, in this area. Long before the Internet, Helene told me 
about the Boston Regional Library network, something I knew nothing 
about.This has clearly been the gift that keeps on giving, with 
free access to several databases, not to mention hundreds of 
colleagues all over Greater Boston and beyond. Several weeks ago I 
was notified by this network about a literary database that my 
patrons were entitled to use.  I forwarded info about this resource 
to our clergy and staff, and one of the clergy responded with,  This 
is fantastic!



Thanks, Helene, for helping me to look good at my job!



You know how you're always looking for ways to economize, but, you 
really think there's nothing else you can possibly do?  Several years 
ago, Helene started a user group for those of us subscribing to 
software from the same company (Follet, previously Sagebrush, before 
that - Winnebago).  This group began locally and Helene gradually 
expanded it beyond New England, with all of its members paying a 
discounted annual support fee.



Thanks, Helene, for saving my institution money! (Which also makes me 
look good, btw** )



You know how sometimes you have sensitive situations with co-workers 
or colleagues, and you need someone, who you completely trust, to 
chat with about it?



Thanks, Helene, for lending an ear on many occasions, and helping me 
sort through and defuse some potentially sticky situations!



And, you know how, when you're planning a convention, you need to 
have on your committee people with experience, intelligence, and, 
most importantly, a good relationship with the local kosher caterer?



Thanks, Helene,   for making sure we all ate very well in Cambridge 
at the 2006 convention!





I could go on and on, as I'm sure many of you could.  And, I know 
Helene has not retired from AJL (she is still running the Jewish 
Libraries Follet User Group) and I'm sure she will continue to help 
out in many other ways.   So, on behalf of all of us, particularly in 
NEAJL, but I will presume to speak for all of AJL :



For all that has been, and in anticipation of what will be:





THANKS, HELENE!



Ann Abrams

President, NEAJL

Librarian, Temple Israel, Boston

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*Sources for quotations:  Joshua ben Perahiah, Pirke Avot; 
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[ha-Safran]: Stained glass windows from synagogues in Haifa

2007-10-16 Thread Ann Abrams
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Dear safranim,

I know I can't send attachments on hasafran, so, if you think you can 
help me with my query,   please reply to me offline, and I'll send 
you the image that I refer to, below:

A member of our congregation donated to our synagogue a lovely 
needlepoint that her mother made,  showing images from  stained glass 
windows. Our museum committee wants to list the provenance of this 
piece before putting it on display, and they've asked for my help.

They have a photocopy of a photograph from a book, which I can send 
you,  showing the stained glass images.  The stained glass images 
have words in Hebrew only, and images relating to the three festivals 
(Pesach, Shavuot, Sukkot).  The donor's mother died 2 years ago, and 
the daughter does not know what book the photo was from.  All she 
knows is that her mother started working on the needlepoint in 1970, 
and finished it in 1995;   and that the windows were in a synaogue in 
either Jerusalem or Haifa.

If you think you can help me with this, I'll be very appreciative.

Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel, Boston






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[ha-Safran]: Books about how to make a chuppah

2007-10-16 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear Safranim,

A patron is thinking about writing a book about how to make a 
chuppah, and was wondering if such a book yet exists.  I've searched 
and have not found one.  Does anyone know of any, just on this topic?

Thanks,


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[ha-Safran]: Photos of stained glass windows - addendum

2007-10-16 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim, again,

My assistant found the link, below, that has photos I've been looking 
for.  Can anyone verify that these stained glass windows are indeed 
in the Great Synagogue of Jerusalem, Hechal Shlomo, as this person 
says on her flickr site?


http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL 
PROTECTED]/1367419470/http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL 
PROTECTED]/1367419470/

Thank you,


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[ha-Safran]: Jewish books in Spanish?

2007-09-25 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Does anyone know a source for purchasing books in Spanish on basic 
Judaism, lifecycle, holidays, for adults and children?

Thank you,

Ann Abrams, Librarian
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[ha-Safran]:Jewish Book Fair for kids in English

2007-08-21 Thread Ann Abrams
Sayfair books is a vendor that provides books for bookfairs, and 
works with you to customize it for your school.  I've had very good 
experiences with them.


http://www.sayfair.comwww.sayfair.com  .

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[ha-Safran]: Live Chat with Goy Crazy author -- July 26

2007-07-20 Thread Ann Abrams
FYI.

I haven't read this book, but have heard good things about it.

Ann Abrams, Librarian
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-Original Message-
From: Melissa Schorr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 3:18 PM
To: Melissa Schorr
Subject: Live Chat with Goy Crazy author -- July 26

Hello! GOY CRAZY is the pick of the month at Readergirlz 
(http://www.readergirlz.com/www.readergirlz.com), a site 
celebrating gutsy girls and good reads. Readergirlz will host a live 
chat with author Melissa Schorr, talking about dating highs and lows, 
on myspace the evening of July 26th.



If you know any teens (or adults) that would like the chance to chat 
with Melissa, please tell them to stop by and join the discussion.



The first to join the conversation will get a free, autographed copy 
of a Readergirlz author's debut novel.



When: July 26th, 10 p.m. EST/7 p.m. PST.

Where: 
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[ha-Safran]: My library's on Youtube!

2007-05-29 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

My student assistants made a very funny, 2 minute video, The Library 
is Cool!  that we entered in Thomson Gale's Librareo 
contest.  Please check it out, and, if out of 178 entries ours is 
picked as one of the 5 finalists by the judges, please consider 
voting for it!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlhJU-R9w3shttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlhJU-R9w3s


Info about the contest (deadline was May 25):

http://www.gale.com/librareo/http://www.gale.com/librareo/

Thanks,

Ann Abrams, Librarian
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlhJU-R9w3sTemple Israel, 
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Fair(y) Use Tale - a parody explaining copyright rules

2007-05-22 Thread Ann Abrams
Hey, hasafran (especially LC Judaica Team) - have you seen this?  An 
irreverent overview of copyright rules.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJn_jC4FNDohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJn_jC4FNDo
 




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[ha-Safran]: Bibliography about Jewish Women and Religious Life

2007-03-20 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Has anyone in AJL done an annotated bibliography about Jewish Women, 
covering these themes:  liturgy, images of God, rituals, role in 
religious life of synagogue,  in the Bible, creating midrash, as 
bible commentators,  as rabbis, ?  (I checked the bibliography bank - 
didn't see one).  If so, would you be willing to send it to me ASAP?

Thanks very much,


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[ha-Safran]: EJ yearbooks

2007-03-19 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Does anyone out there want Encyclopedia Judaica yearbooks?  We have 
them from the 1970's and 80's.


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[ha-Safran]: Encyclopedia Judaica access

2007-02-27 Thread Ann Abrams
We put the info in our bulletin, and Thompson Gale said that was 
ok.  I will also have a flyer in our library for our regulars.

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[ha-Safran]: Thank yous

2007-02-26 Thread Ann Abrams
If I didn't ask for them, I don't send a thank you note.  If I had a 
conversation with the author, and s/he offered to send me one, and I 
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[ha-Safran]: VHS to DVD of in-house productions

2007-02-05 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

I'm looking into transferring about 500 videos of our rabbi's 
lectures, from vhs, to dvd. Since this is in-house, and our rabbi, 
there are no copyright issues.   Can anyone in the U.S.  recommend a 
company that does this?  I've gotten one quote from Video Transfer in 
Boston: $15 a DVD for 30 min programs;  $25 a dvd for 90 min 
programs, and would appreciate recommendations.

Thanks,

Ann Abrams, Librarian
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[ha-Safran]: A TREASURE IN AUSCHWITZ

2007-01-24 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Has anyone seen this?  If so, would you be willing to post your review?

Thanks,

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ha-Safran]: The Internet and Virtual Jewish Literacy

2006-11-13 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

The Internet and Virtual Jewish Literacy with Ken Gordon, Jbooks.com 
Editor @ Temple Israel, Boston, December 3, 2006.


If you're in the neighborhood, (Boston) feel free to come to this program:

http://www.tisrael.org/study/adult_learning.php?page=8464http://www.tisrael.org/study/adult_learning.php?page=8464

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[ha-Safran]: New England Chapter of AJL - first meeting of

2006-10-30 Thread Ann Abrams
the 5767 year
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Dear AJL members in New England,

By now, most of us have hopefully recovered from the June convention, 
and it seems time for us to get together, now, as a newly energized 
chapter!  Judith Segal, Director of the Hebrew College Library, has 
kindly agreed to host our first meeting of the new year,  FRIDAY 
NOVEMBER 17, 9:30 - 12:00, at Hebrew College, in Newton, MA.   Judith 
will also be giving a presentation on the topic of  Think in a blink! 
or, don't think at all.


Below, is a tentative agenda for this meeting:

9:30 - 10:00/ coffee, tea, muffins, shmooze

10:00 - 10:45 / D''var torah/ Welcome to newcomers/  Post-convention 
thoughts, ideas, issues/ Convention
   2007 in Scottsdale, AZ

10:45 - 11:30 / Think in a Blink... by Judith Segal, Director of 
the Hebrew College Library


11:30 - 12:00 / What do we want to do next?  Brainstorming for future 
chapter meetings


12:00 - Lunch will NOT be served, BUT, there is a very nice kosher 
cafeteria @ Hebrew College; and lots of places to eat in nearby 
Newton Center.


PLEASE NOTE: Hebrew College is a kosher facility, and does not allow 
outside food of any kind to be brought in.


For 
directions: 
http://hebrewcollege.edu/html/contact_us/directions.htmhttp://hebrewcollege.edu/html/contact_us/directions.htm
 
. The college is about a 15 minute (uphill) walk from the Newton 
Center MBTA station (Riverside/Green line)

Parking will be available in the Hebrew College lot.

RSVP to me by November 10, so we can plan for seating and refreshments.


I look forward to seeing you all then!

Ann Abrams, President, NEAJL

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[ha-Safran]: Barbara Tillet interview

2006-08-18 Thread Ann Abrams
I heard about this from American Libraries Direct - the email list 
for American Libraries (journal):

Interview with Barbara Tillet, from the Library of Congress,  who was 
our Rosalie Katchen Memorial Lecture speaker at AJL 2006:

http://libraryjuicepress.com/blog/?p=115http://libraryjuicepress.com/blog/?p=115

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[ha-Safran]: Digital photo management

2006-07-18 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

I manage our synagogue's digital photo collection.  Our current 
system is that I download them from cameras or cds into folders in an 
All Users network, so that everyone, internally, can access them. 
Sometimes staff download their own photos.  The result is ok - not 
great, as  different staff have different styles of organizing, which 
often don't allow for good accessibility.  Is anyone using a 
different system that works very well?

Thank you,

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[ha-Safran]: Tikkun Olam T-shirt

2006-07-17 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

Someone left in Cambridge a  T-shirt that says Tikkun olam - heal 
the world on the front.  If you claim it, I'll mail it.

Shabbat Shalom,

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[ha-Safran]: Convention in the press

2006-07-07 Thread Ann Abrams
Here are some articles written in the North Shore of Boston, and 
Western Mass.  Jewish press about our recent convention.

Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel
477 Longwood Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
617-566-3960 x116
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED]
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http://www.jewishjournal.org/




June 20, 2006


Western Mass: News



Mordicai Gerstein wins award for 'Sholom's Treasure'

By Lauren Kramer


Mordicai Gerstein has a passion for making books, one that is clearly 
seen when you read his work and witness his illustrations.

I think that making books, or any kind of art, might also be like 
mining, he philosophizes on his Web site. The artist digs into his 
or her life and imagination and never knows what they'll find. That's 
the adventure.

Those words rang especially true when Gerstein got a call from 
Beverly Reingold, executive editor at the publishing house Farrar, 
Straus and Giroux in New York. Reingold had a gut feeling that his 
illustrations would be the perfect accompaniment to a picture book 
biography on Sholom Aleichem by Los Angeles writer Erica Silverman.

As it turns out, she was spot on.

Gerstein, an award-winning writer and illustrator who lives in 
Western Massachusetts with his wife, Susan Yard Harris and their 
daughter, Risa, had a keen personal interest in helping create this 
book because it hearkened back to his own family roots. His maternal 
grandparents hailed from a shtetl in Russia, while his father came from Poland.

It appealed to me to try and recreate the world of Sholom Aleichem, 
and the world of my ancestors - to make a shtetl between the covers, he says.
Gerstein embarked on a process of researching photographic material 
of Jewish communities in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, 
reading books and biographical material to learn about how people 
lived and what they looked like.

His research and talent, coupled with Silverman's writing, were a 
winning combination. The book, Sholom's Treasure: How Sholom 
Aleichem Became a Writer, recently won the 2006 gold medal in the 
Sydney Taylor Book Award's Young Readers Category. On June 21, 
Silverman and Gerstein met for the first time in Cambridge during the 
Association of Jewish Libraries 41st Annual Convention, where they 
accepted the award.

This book had a perfect marriage of illustration and text, enthuses 
Heidi Estrin, chairperson of the Sidney Taylor Book Award Committee 
at the Association of Jewish Libraries. You can tell that the author 
and illustrator were doing this because they loved the topic and 
enjoyed the process of creating the book. As a result, the reader 
enjoys it, too.

Silverman, a published children's book author since 1989, read Sholom 
Aleichem's autobiography while working on another book that contained 
an adaptation of one of his stories.

The idea of writing a picture book biography started forming then, 
because Sholom was a child full of life and spirit, she says. He 
was bright, compassionate, yet a tremendous trouble-maker, and I 
thought he'd have great appeal to children.

The Sydney Taylor award committee immediately identified with that 
appeal and was struck by the book's universality.

In selecting an award-winning book, we're looking not just for 
Jewish content but for books that are well written and universal in 
some ways, so that a wide readership, including but not limited to 
Jewish readers, would find them interesting, Estrin says.

This book really makes the character of Sholom accessible, she 
continues. It's based on actual anecdotes about his life and 
communicates what an interesting person he was - a daredevil, a 
prankster, and a man with a real way of words. The illustrations form 
a very active story so you can see what's happening - even, for 
example, as he makes faces to copy his school teacher.

Silverman said that having Gerstein illustrate her picture biography 
was a match made in heaven.

My publisher approached him, and I was thrilled that he was 
interested, she confesses. Before this, I knew his work and admired 
him greatly. And I think Mordicai's art was the perfect vehicle in 
bringing my words to life.

Gerstein is thrilled to have participated in this book, and expresses 
dismay at how little known Sholom Aleichem is, even within the Jewish 
community today.

He was called the Jewish Mark Twain in the time when he was writing, 
and he should be better known, he says. I thought because of 
'Fiddler on the Roof' that his name would be more familiar to people, 
but it's not. I'm delighted that Erica came up with his biography, 
and I hope it will encourage more awareness of this great writer.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Gerstein had always wanted to be a 
painter. He attended the Chouinard Institute of Art before moving to 
New York in 1957, where he lived and work for 25 years making 
animated films for television. In 1970, he met author Elizabeth Levy, 
who had written a mystery

[ha-Safran]: AJL Convention 2006 - acknowledgements that

2006-06-29 Thread Ann Abrams
were omitted in program book
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Dear friends,

There were a many non-New England AJL members who assisted with 
Convention 2006, and unfortunately, some of their  names  were 
inadvertantly left out of the acknowledgements page of the program 
book.   I'd like to apologize for these omissions, and mention them 
here. And, if anyone knows of any other omissions/corrections in this 
area, please let me know.

MANY THANKS TO:

Lee Wixman, for  providing us with travel discount opportunities, as 
he does each year; and for obtaining credit card holders from 
Levingers which were given out at the Free for the taking table. As 
many of you know, Lee was unable to attend the convention this year, 
and his presence was very much missed.

Nancy Sack, for frequently updating the AJL website with convention 
developments, and for posting our first web ad.

Yossi Galron, for his assistance with PayPal payments and for posting 
all of our convention updates.



Ann Abrams, Co-chair, AJL Convention 2006
  Librarian
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477 Longwood Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
617-566-3960 x116
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[ha-Safran]: AJL Convention 2006 - tzedakah opportunity

2006-06-13 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear friends,

Our planning committee is working around the clock getting ready to 
welcome you to Cambridge!  We want to mention one tzedakah 
opportunity that may influence how you pack:

We will be collecting books to send to the Jewish libraries and 
schools damaged by Hurricane Katrina.  A container will be available 
in the registration area.  Our colleagues in Louisiana/Mississippi 
ask only that the books be titles published in the last two years, 
and in good condition, as these are the works that have the most 
value for them.

Also, please tell your Boston area friends that our exhibit area will 
be open to the public all three days. The hours are posted on the AJL website.

And, finally, thanks to Sheryl Stahl and Heidi Estrin,  we have a 
blog!  Check it out for daily updates and chatty tid-bits.  We are so 
cutting edge in 
AJL! 
http://jewishlibrariesconf06.blogspot.com/http://jewishlibrariesconf06.blogspot.com/

N'siah tovah, to each of you!  See you soon!

Ann Abrams and Zellie Kaplan, Co-chairs
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[ha-Safran]: Books for prisoners

2006-05-21 Thread Ann Abrams
http://www.jewishprisonerservices.org/http://www.jewishprisonerservices.org/

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[ha-Safran]: AJL Convention 2006 in Cambridge - SEND IN YOUR

2006-05-08 Thread Ann Abrams
REGISTRATION, PLEASE!
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Dear safranim,

By now, most of you who are planning to come to Cambridge for the 
2006 convention have already sent in your forms.  Thank you!  I'm 
writing to tell those of you who have your registration form buried 
under a pile, that now is the time to dig it out and send it in, as 
we are nearing capacity, in terms of seating for meals!  This is a 
wonderful problem to have, but, we really don't want to have to turn 
anyone away.  So, PLEASE send in your forms today!  It is very likely 
that we will not be able to accept registration after June 1st.  As 
of this date, we have 230 attendees, including 51 Avichai librarians, 
and 27 exhibitors from North America and Israel.

Please visit the AJL website, periodically, for program and exhibits 
updates. And, plan the touristy part of your trip 
with  http://www.bostonusa.com/http://www.bostonusa.com/

We are looking for a photographer and a blogger.  If either of these 
nouns could describe you, please contact me.

All of us on the planning committee look forward to welcoming you to 
Cambridge in June!


Ann Abrams, Co-chair, AJL 2006 Convention in Cambridge, MA, June 18 - 21

Librarian
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Boston, MA 02215
617-566-3960 x116
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[ha-Safran]: AJL Convention 2006 - Wed box lunch

2006-03-20 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

In the pre-March 19 version of AJL Convention 2006 registration 
information posted on the AJL website, there was no place to check 
off if you wanted a kosher box lunch on Wednesday June 21.  If you 
do, and you haven't yet sent in your registration, please be sure to 
download the latest version from the AJL website: 
http://www.jewishlibraries.orgwww.jewishlibraries.org ;  if you 
already sent in your registration, please send an additional check 
for $25 as soon as possible; and, in either case,  please indicate 
whether you want tuna salad or sliced turkey sandwich.  (A $25 tuna 
fish sandwich, you  may ask?  Well, the tuna has a masters' degree 
from Harvard!)

We made the box lunch optional  this year as a way to lower the 
overall registration fee a bit.

Please make your check payable to NEAJL, and mail to

Ann Abrams, AJL 2006
Temple Israel
477 Longwood Ave.
Boston, MA 02215

Thank you for your cooperation, patience, and sense of humor!


Ann Abrams, Co-chair, AJL Convention 2006, June 18 - 21, Cambridge, MA

Librarian
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[ha-Safran]: AJL Convention 2006 and Wed night @ the Hyatt

2006-03-18 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

We have received emails from some of you hoping to stay at the Hyatt 
Wed night so you can take advantage of our wonderful Thursday tour to 
the National Yiddish Book Center.  The Hyatt has offered us 10 more 
rooms, at $235 for that night for up to 3 people; $310 for 4, which 
is  more than the Sunday - Tuesday rate of $195, but still less than 
their rate that time of year of $265.

We hope this will help more of you stay that extra day for our wonderful tour!

Ann

Ann Abrams, Co-chair, AJL Convention 2006 in Cambridge, MA, June 18 - 21

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[ha-Safran]: Award winning Israeli film : Keep Not Silent -

2006-03-15 Thread Ann Abrams
also in Boston, March 17
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Keep Not Silent is also being shown in Boston, Friday, March 17th 12-1:30pm
with director Ilil Alexander present for QA following the film, @
Combined Jewish Philanthropies,126 High Street, Boston, Room 912
Near South Station  Downtown Crossing T Stations .

For more information: Nina Robinson, 617-457-8747
Light refreshments will be served.

Sponsored by Keshet and the Israel Aliya Center.

Ann Abrams, Librarian
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[ha-Safran]: AJL Convention 2006 - Correction re: per diem

2006-02-19 Thread Ann Abrams
meals / Publicity for 2006 convention
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Dear friends,

I sent incorrect information re: per diem meals for the 2006 
Convention in Cambridge, MA to both the newsletter and the 
website.  Below are the correct figures, and they will be corrected, 
soon, on the website.

My apologies for causing any confusion!

Also, we now have a lovely flier that may be used to publicize AJL 
Convention 2006.  If you'll be attending a conference, and are 
willing to bring copies of this flyer, please let me know.

B'shalom,
Ann Abrams, Co-chair, AJL Convention 2006 in Cambridge, MA, June 18-21.
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PER DIEM RATES FOR MEALS AT 2006 AJL CONVENTION

Sunday Dinner   $65
Monday Breakfast $15
Monday Lunch  $55
Tuesday Breakfast $15
Tuesday Lunch  $55
Tuesday Reception and Banquet$80
Wednesday Breakfast $15
Wednesday Box lunch $25




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[ha-Safran]: AJL Convention in Cambridge, MA!

2006-02-12 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

On behalf of the New England planning committee, we are looking 
forward to welcoming you to Cambridge (which is across the Charles 
River from Boston),  for the 2006 AJL convention, June 18-21!   It is 
certainly long overdue that there be a conference in the Boston area 
(the last one in Massachusetts  was 1977 in Waltham,  and 1967 in 
Boston), and we are proud and excited to be your hosts.

We're very happy to announce that the registration materials are now 
posted on our website, thanks to webmaster Nancy  Sack!  You will 
also be receiving these materials along with the February newsletter, 
thanks to Nancy, and Libby White.  And, our program committe is 
working very hard to post in the next couple of weeks a  preliminary 
program on the website, so, stay tuned!

As all of you know, who have either worked on a convention or 
attended one, everyone on the local planning committee is a 
volunteer, with many of us also working at full or part-time 
jobs.  I'm mentioning this to preface an appeal:  PLEASE do your best 
to send in your registration materials in a timely manner.  And, if 
you're planning to stay at the convention hotel (Hyatt Regency - 
please make reservations through the link on the AJL website), please 
make your reservations soon.  We have a block of rooms guaranteed for 
the convention dates; however, Boston is a busy place this time of 
year, and we've recently learned that the Hyatt is booked the few 
days preceding our convention.  One of our planning committee members 
will soon be posting a list of accomodations on the website, with 
thought given to those requiring synagogues in walking distance 
and/or kosher food.  We are also in the process of coordinating 
Shabbat home hospitality.

Greater Boston and New England are  wonderful places to visit in 
June.  In future postings, those of us who live here will make 
suggestions about how to spend your time, if you are able to be a 
tourist for some of your visit.  In the meantime, you can start your 
own research (you are librarians, after all!) by going to 
http://www.shalomboston.comwww.shalomboston.com for the Jewish 
sites, and http://www.bostonusa.com/http://www.bostonusa.com/  for 
the general tourist info.

We look forward to saying Bruchim Ha-baim to you in June!

Ann Abrams and Zellie Kaplan
Co-chairs, AJL Convention 2006, @ the Hyatt Regency, Cambridge, MA, 
June 18 - 21.
Liberty, Learning and Libraries!
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[ha-Safran]: A time to weep by Leibel Resnick

2006-02-02 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear safranim,

I'm looking to borrow a copy of A Time to Weep, by Leibel Resnick, 
for use by a patron.  Please let me know if you would be willing to 
send me a copy for 2-3 weeks.

Thank you,

Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel
477 Longwood Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
617-566-3960 x116
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http://www.tisrael.org





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