[ha-Safran] Doctorate on Kabbalah Messianism and Israel for sale

[Genizah Society]

 
For Sale:
Doctorate : THE 'SULAM'  JOURNAL
BETWEEN POETRY AND POLITICS By Dr Baruch Falach,  310 pages
in Hebrew including 8 pages in color.
This
doctorate reveals  an underlying Messianic stream in the Brit
Biryonim (Covenant of Hero's) which later became the Etzel movement.
The Messianic idea was especially potent in the ideology of Yair
Stern, and that of Israel Eldad of the Lechi, and in the Sulam
Journal which he edited; as well as in the Jewish underground
movement whose mission it was to get the British out of Palestine.  
The
research reveals that this was a coherent messianic stream which
started  in 1930 and continued well into the 1980's in terms of
ideology as well as action. This stream included 5 underground
movements and 4 ideologies. In this research the author reveals  for
the first time the connection between these ideologies and their 
Messianic roots based on certain eminent   Messianic and Mystical 
personalities whose thoughts  in Jewish philosophy throughout history
were based upon the Kabbalah and especially the  Sefer HaZohar.  


Price:
$55 plus postage
Please contact the author directly at 
Dr Baruch Palach


 P.O. Box 606 4210  

 Netanya Israel 

 Tel: 972-9-8823392 
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Re: [ha-Safran] small library needing software?

[chapters]

Allyson,
I congratulate you for your right approach.  Your question is frequently asked 
and is addresses in the AJL Wiki.
Please visit AJL website at 
http://www.jewishlibraries.org/main/Resources/AJLWiki/tabid/200/Default.aspx?topic=Automation+for+Synagogue+and+Center+Libraries
or  http://www.JewishLibraries.org  click on “Resources”.  This is info for 
synagogue and center libraries.
If possible join AJL and attend a convention.
Please feel free to contact me if you have further questions.
Have a sweet Passover,
Amalia 
Amalia Warshenbrot
Association of Jewish libraries, Chapters relations chairperson
Email: chapt...@jewishlibraries.org Phone: 704-365-3313

From: Allyson Steselboim 
Sent: Monday, April 02, 2012 10:35 PM
To: mailto:Hasafran@lists.service.ohio-state.edu 
Subject: [ha-Safran] small library needing software?
Our religious school has a small library of about 300 books. Nothing is in 
electronic format. Our circulation is small & I don't expect it
to grow much. I'd like to have a list of our books that I can manipulate, sort, 
etc. but I'm not sure what is best for a library of our size.  I want something 
easy to use.  Maybe we'll eventually use software for circulation, but that's a 
ways off.  BookThing, Readerware, & LibrarySoft  have been suggested.  I'm not 
sure what criteria to use to evaluate these systems.  I'm not a librarian.  Any 
suggestions? Thank you.  Allyson




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[ha-Safran] Special Offer on Dinur Center's Hispania Judaica Collection!

[agendler]

Varda Books is pleased to announce a Special Limited-time Offer for
libraries on HISPANIA JUDAICA collection!

Now, until June 1, 2012, institutional libraries can purchase entire
collection for the normally paid by individual scholars.  The price also
includes online IP hosting, a saving of $164. Current subscribers to Judaic
Digital Library receive additional 20% discount and pay only $238.40
including hosting.

To make a purchase using your library credit card, click on the following
link
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4&o To be invoiced, click on the following link to register your library
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supp...@publishersrow.com 

HISPANIA JUDAICA is a product of many years of work by leading scholars of
The Dinur Center for Research in Jewish History at The Hebrew University in
Jerusalem. This series of monographs founded by Prof. Haim Beinart and
originally published by The Magnes Press, has been now been issued in
electronic format by Varda Books. 

The monographs contain the archival material from Spain and Portugal
designed to methodically cover all regions of the Sefarad. A representative
number of communities, major events and various aspects in Judeo-Spanish
history and biographies of personalities who played a major role in the life
of Hispano-Jewish society are described anew and historically evaluated. The
collected material aims to provide primary sources for historians. 

"The reconstruction of the history of the Jews during the Middle Ages has
come to emphasize increasingly the utilization of archival materials that
permit a closer look at the economic and social realities of Jewish life...
The Hispania Judaica series... has distinguished itself through the
presentation of a series of close studies of medieval Spanish Jewish
communities."
--Robert Chazan
New York University

The aim of the Series is the publication of monographs and documentary
collections on the history of the Jews in the Iberian peninsula from the
earliest times until the end of the Middle Ages.

". . . a rich mine of information for the researcher and all who are
interested in Jewish life in medieval Spain."
--Ruth Rigbi
Israel Genealogical Society

Scholars from various countries take part in the preparation of books, in
which archival material from Spain and Portugal is collected and evaluated
under the editorial supervision of Hispania Judaica. It is designed to cover
methodically all regions of Sepharad. A representative number of
communities, major events and various aspects in Judeo-Spanish history and
biographies of personalities who played a major role in the life of
Hispano-Jewish society are described anew and historically evaluated. These
monographs are to serve the future historians of Iberian Jewry.

"[Two Portuguese Exiles in Castile is] a brilliant investigation...
Lipiner's contribution to the study of the history of Jews and "conversos"
in Portugal and Brazil is inestimable innovative approach, elegance of
literary style, and meticulous care in researching sources."
--Inazio Steinhardt
Shofar, Book Review

Issued in eminently convenient electronic format by Varda Books, each volume
of this collection--all books of the series published to date--has been
indexed separately to enable a scholar to search and find what he or she is
looking for quickly and efficiently.

. All books are in easy-to-read, attractive Scholar PDF format 
. All scanned to match their original printed edition page for page 
. Every one possesses sophisticated navigation system 
. TOCs are linked to relevant Chapter openings 
. Endnote references are hyper-linked to endnotes and back 
. Each Subject Index entry is linked to its corresponding text 
. In several volumes, extra care was taken to link Subject Index entries to
proper documents regardless of their pages, to make finding them very easy 
. Searchable individually or collectively in a great variety of ways 
. Printing and copying are unrestricted (for personal use only) 
. Infinitively expandable 
. Can be installed on up to three library computers 
. Accessible off-line from any Windows PC, Mac, or Linux 
. Online hosting service for libraries and institutions
. Entire collection is downloadable and is also delivered on a courtesy
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[ha-Safran] Do I really have to leave the school library to do the work of a school librarian? The Unquiet Librian [blog]

[Stephanie L Gross]

https://theunquietlibrarian.wordpress.com/2012/04/02/do-i-really-have-to-leave-the-school-library-to-do-the-work-of-a-school-librarian/

I posted this to our Facebook profile, but I'm reposting here.


Stephanie Gross, MSLIS
Chair, AJL Mentoring Committee

T:  212.960.5442
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Re: [ha-Safran] Doctorate on Kabbalah Messianism and Israel for sale

[Andrea Rapp]

It took me a while to realize that this post is not offering a doctorate for 
sale.AR

For Sale:
Doctorate : THE
'SULAM'
 JOURNAL
BETWEEN POETRY AND POLITICS By Dr Baruch Falach,  310 pages
in Hebrew including 8 pages in color.

This
doctorate reveals  an underlying Messianic stream in the Brit
Biryonim (Covenant of Hero's) which later became the Etzel movement.
The Messianic idea was especially potent in the ideology of Yair
Stern, and that of Israel Eldad of the Lechi, and in the Sulam
Journal which he edited; as well as in the Jewish underground
movement whose mission it was to get the British out of Palestine. 

The
research reveals that this was a coherent messianic stream which
started  in 1930 and continued well into the 1980's in terms of
ideology as well as action. This stream included 5 underground
movements and 4 ideologies. In this research the author reveals  for
the first time the connection between these ideologies and their 
Messianic roots based on certain eminent   Messianic and Mystical 
personalities whose thoughts  in Jewish philosophy throughout history
were based upon the Kabbalah and especially the  Sefer HaZohar. 





Price:
$55 plus postagePlease contact the author directly at Dr Baruch Palach




   
;  P.O. Box 606 4210   







   
;  Netanya Israel  





   
;  Tel: 972-9-8823392  





Mobile: 972-544-8604130  

 





e-mail: baruc...@013.net.il 


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[ha-Safran] Lovely article on the benefits of mentoring

[Stephanie L Gross]

http://americanlibrariesmagazine.org/columns/my-mind/omm-mentorship-both-sides

>From _American Libraries_ August 12, 2011.  "On my mind: Mentorship from both 
>sides." By Aniko Halverson Nijhoff.  Addresses issues of the need for library 
>mentors, the benefits of mentoring and reverse mentoring (i.e. mentees who 
>mentor their mentors).

Let's hear from you, now.  I'm suggesting that seasoned mentors (as well as 
those in library school) post your favorite articles on mentoring, emerging 
librarianship and EdTech (RAS as well as SSC).  Perhaps we can begin a 
conversation and then catch up face-to-face at convention.

Have a happy Passover!

Stephanie/Sara Leah Gross
Chair, AJL Mentoring
ajlmetnor...@gmail.com

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[ha-Safran] Temple Israel Library, Boston: Books to give away

[Ann Abrams]

Dear safranim,

Our list has been updated:

http://sefarimlatetlesifriyot.blogspot.com/


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!

http://library.tisrael.org
 




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[ha-Safran] translation sof Israeli textbooks into English

[Shmuel Ben-Gad]

Shalom Safranim.
This is a long shot I know, but does anyone know of any Israeli textbooks
that have been translated into English?  One of our students is looking for
some. If you know of any, please let me know off list.
B'chavod rav.

Shmuel Ben-Gad,
Gelman Library,
George Washington University.

"...truth has a purifying effect."
--Ze'ev Jabotinsky
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[ha-Safran] Sydney Taylor Manuscript Award

[Aileen Grossberg]

The Sydney Taylor Manuscript Award Competition Committee has been deliberating 
for some days and has finally  reached a decision about the 2012 award. The 
Committee felt that, while the crop of manuscripts was interesting and each had 
some merit, none adequately met the competition's criteria. Consequently, no 
award will be given this year.


However, 4 manuscripts were selected as Manuscripts of Merit. Each author will 
receive a certificate and the titles will be listed on the website.



Look for more details about the manuscripts, the authors and the process in the 
next AJL Newsletter.


Aileen Grossberg
Chair
Sydney Taylor Manuscript Award Competition
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[ha-Safran] Fw: UPDATED ~ Newest Video ~ Yihyeh Shalom (There Will Be Peace)

[Etta Gold]

- Original Message - 
From: Andy 

Hope all is well and wishing you a Zissen (Sweet)  Pesach!


Thought you'd appreciate taking a look at the latest video.
As you scroll down, I've added some wonderful endorsements from rabbis, Cantor 
Rachelle and ministers
Thanks for all of your support and enthusiasm.

Please share with your circle of family and friends ~ all in service of 
spreading THE LIGHT of our faith and heritage.

B'shalom,
Andy
954-471-3697


Check out our newest video on   


Yihyeh Shalom (There Will Be Peace)
words & music by Rick Recht
performed by Andrew David Susman
on his album The Megiddo Project - A Prayer Journey
produced by Hearts, Minds & Music, Inc.
This song's message is a gift to ourselves and to the generations of tomorrow.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS34tLtC-qY




BEYOND Kaddish
words & music by Dan Nichols
performed by Andrew David Susman
on his album The Megiddo Project - A Prayer Journey
produced by Hearts, Minds & Music, Inc.
While known by many names, THE ONE is beyond all of our blessings, praises and 
songs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPgLXYWOAp4



visit our website
http://HeartsMindsandMusic.com/
All journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware.
MARTIN BUBER



I've just finished listening to The Megiddo Project.  It's a glorious 
presentation - inside and out.
Rabbi Mitch Chefitz
author of  The Seventh Telling and The Curse of Blessings
Temple Israel - Miami, FL




The future of Jewish culture depends upon the creative efforts to recast 
the past in the idiom of the present.
Andy Susman's CD gives all of us who love Judaism hope.
Rabbi Rami Shapiro
author of Ecclesiastes, Annotatd & Explained
Murfreesboro, TN


What a beautiful album and selection of music.  The Megiddo Project 
captures the beauty of the Sabbath with
well-constructed musical arrangements, original interpretations of 
well-known melodies, and vocal arrangements
beautifully rendered by Andrew David Susman.  Bravo!!! to all involved in 
the production of this CD.
Cantor Rachelle Nelson
American Conference of Cantors
Temple Beth Am - Pinecrest, FL



As an interfaith minister, my intention is to bring people of differing 
faiths together to be in prayer as one spiritual
family.  Andy's collection of songs has a universal quality that would stir 
the soul of any listener, regardless of his or her
religious affiliation.  The spiritual intensity of the album invites us to 
connect with our loving God's divine nature which
is beyond - separation, religious and cultural boundaries.
Reverend Dr. Lori Cardona
author of The Bumpy Road to Enlightenment
LMC Ministries - Ft. Lauderdale, FL




Andrew David Susman has created here, in The Megiddo Project, an album that 
calls all people of faith to persist in
the often long and arduous spiritual journey with the ancient hope of 
"Yihyeh Shalom - There WILL be Peace!"
Let this be our prayer as we continue our journey in the 21st century!
Reverend Linnea Pearson, Ph.D.
Unitarian Universalist Chaplain
Florida International Unversity - North Miami, FL







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[ha-Safran] Literary suggestions?

[Rose Novil]

Hi Everyone,

Chag Sameach!  For the past 5 years, our institution has been organizing 
"Let's Talk about it"--Jewish Literature readings and discussions 
focusing on various themes.  For example, this year's theme has been 
Fathers and Daughters in a Changing World and the five books we are 
reading are: /Tevye the Dairiyman (/Sholem Aleichem), /Bread Giver/s 
(Yezierska), /1185 Park Avenue: A Memoir/ (Roiphe), /American Pastoral/ 
(Roth), and/Bee Season/ (Goldberg).


 I am writing to ask your collective wisdom about suggestions for other 
Jewish literary themes and some titles of books, especially novels that 
spotlight the theme and that you consider good reading.   One theme we 
are seriously considering is the theme of "*Jews from other lands."*
Any suggestions you offer are greatly appreciated.   All the Best,  Rose
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