[ha-Safran]: The yizkor book on Olkeniki is gone

2005-03-02 Thread Cheryl Banks
I had many queries, and have given it to a research library. Thanks for all the interest. Cheryl Banks Cheryl Banks, Director Joseph and Mae Gray Cultural and Learning Center North Suburban Synagogue Beth El 1175 Sheridan Rd. Highland Park, IL 60035 847 432-8900 Messages and opinions

[ha-Safran]: Dynamic Modern Orthodox Speakers

2005-03-02 Thread Berman, Cherille
A patron has asked me for a short list of the most dynamic Modern Orthodox speakers, in the US or Israel, as his community speakers group has funding to bring outstanding speakers to California for a day, a week or a month, to speak at various locations in Orange County. They have brought in

[ha-Safran]: Novels by Jewish authors

2005-03-02 Thread Dorothy Krimsky
Hi, Our eighth grade teacher is requesting novels by Israeli authors about Israel or Jewish authors writing about the Holocaust. The books need to be appropriate for age and for a Jewish Day School environment. I have many Holocaust novels in the library. For hits on Israeli authors about

[ha-Safran]: Looking for large edition of Frank's Talmud Dictionary

2005-03-02 Thread Deborah Stern
Does anyone on the list know where we can purchase the large size - 28 cm - edition of Frank's Talmud Dictionary? Feldheim no longer publishes this. Thanks. Debbie Stern, Library Director Mordecai M. Kaplan Library Reconstructionist Rabbinical College 1299 Church Road Wyncote, PA 19095 [EMAIL

Re: [ha-Safran]: Reading

2005-03-02 Thread Dina Tanners
Welcome to the Family is a wonderful book. It was written by a woman who taught basic Judaism classes for years in Portland, Oregon. It is a bit over 100 pages, if I remember correctly. I gave a copy to my daughter's non-Jewish mother-in-law, and she felt very comfortable reading it. In fact,

[ha-Safran]: Help finding source of quote

2005-03-02 Thread Andrea Rapp
Bernard Lewis is quoted as having written a few years ago: We live in a time when great efforts are being made to falsify the record of the past to make history a tool of propaganda. === Can anyone tell me the citation/source of that quote? Thank you Andrea Messages and opinions

[ha-Safran]: Hebrew Question (fwd)

2005-03-02 Thread Rebecca Landau
-- Rebecca Landau, MLS, [EMAIL PROTECTED], http://www.gpfn.sk.ca/~ral/ -- Forwarded message -- Date: Wed, 2 Mar 2005 16:07:25 -0500 From: Rebecca Landau [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Hebrew Question Hi all, I received the following request from a friend of

Re: [ha-Safran]: Bible atlas

2005-03-02 Thread Barbara Karp
I know of two Bible atlases: The Macmillan Bible Atlas (which unfortunately includes some Christian references) and, in Hebrew, Atlas Daat Mikra. The maps in the latter publication are high-quality, and there are numerous photographs of various sites. Basya Karp, Librarian Shulamith School

RE: [ha-Safran]: Dynamic Modern Orthodox Speakers

2005-03-02 Thread Samlan, Arnie
Depending on what it is you're trying to accomplish, my choices would be David Silber from D'risha Institute, Rabbi Avi Weiss from Hebrew Institute of Riverdale, Rabbi Saul Berman of Stern College (and other places), Rabbi Dov Lerea of the Heschel School in NY, Rabbi Steven Greenberg (I believe

[ha-Safran]: Montreal Jewish Public Library events: March April

2005-03-02 Thread Yossi Galron
--- Message requiring your approval -- From: J G Sigal [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [ha-Safran]: Montreal Jewish Public Library events: March April The Jewish Public Library in Montreal is offering two particularly interesting programs in the near future.

Re: [ha-Safran]: Dynamic Modern Orthodox Speakers

2005-03-02 Thread Dina Tanners
You might want to get by Lynne Schreiber, the author of Hide and Seek: Jewish Women and Hair Covering. She lives in the Detroit area. I heard her speak in Seattle last May and she was fascinating. She grew up Reform and became Orthodox on her own before she met and married Avi Schreiber. She

[ha-Safran: Flowers in the Bible

2005-03-02 Thread goldman
Hello: I need to know all the flowers and trees named in the Tanakh. A tall order! Where (if anywhere) can I get that information? When I surfed the internet, I was able to get some info but it came from the NEW TESTAMENT and for what I need it must come from the OLD TESTAMENT. Any help is

Re: [ha-Safran]: Novels by Jewish authors

2005-03-02 Thread Susan Dubin
Dear Dorothy, I strongly recommend looking at the Jewish Valuesfinder web site produced by Linda Silver. There is a link on the AJL home page jewishlibraries.org Two of my favorites for Israel are Running on Eggs by Anna Levine and Samir and Yonaton by Daniella Carmi. I also highly recommend

[ha-Safran]: Another funny CD sale, what else

2005-03-02 Thread Salkluger
hello friends- forsale all comedy cd's- 1.Jackie Mason's Brand New $8.00, 2. Myron Cohen Its Not A Question[recorded live at the Eden Roc in M.B.] $12.003. Myron Cohen Everybody Gotta Be Someplace [ recorded 1967 in N.Y.C.] $ 12.00 4.Christmas Songs for Jewish People by and

[ha-Safran]: Israeli Novelists/Jewish Authors

2005-03-02 Thread Linda Silver
Our eighth grade teacher is requesting novels by Israeli authors about Israel or Jewish authors writing about the Holocaust. Israeli Novelists about Israel The Sydney Taylor Book Award winner for 2004 is by an Israeli author, Penina Moed Kass, who wrote Real Time. For an outstanding new

Re: [ha-Safran: Flowers in the Bible

2005-03-02 Thread Stanley Nachamie
There is (or at least was) a Biblical Zoo in Israel, which had many of the animals mentioned in the Hebrew Bible. There is also a book called something like The Biblical Bestiary, which had information and illustrations on all the animals mentioned in the Hebrew Bible. Perhaps there is a Biblical