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I would also like to add my recommendation for the Rabbi Rocketpower
series. A relative who is familiar with Rabbi Abramson's synagogue
brought the first book (The Mystery of the Missing Menorahs) to my
attention. We invited Rabbi Abramson to present her work at our
annual Family
Shalom,
I am looking for a directory or listing of all libraries in
Israel. Does such a list exist? I've had some success using the
Israeli Yellow Pages (http://www.d.co.il) but I was wondering if
there is another resource out there.
Thank You.
Aaron S. Huber
Librarian I -
Colleagues:
I have noticed that in MS-Word, when inserting nekudot in a Hebrew
text, there are some alignment problems. For example, the nekudot
under the resh do not line up under the foot of the resh but
instead come out centered under the letter itself. Also, there is an
unnecessary
Just out of curiousity, is anyone preserving contempoary news sites that
are not based on printed sources, such as Yeshiva world news or Arutz
Sheva or Deiah ve'Dibur. They have a lot of materials and perspectives
not recorded elsewhere.
Aaron Wolfe Kuperman
LC, Social Science Cataloging
the Holocaust
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PDF copies of the Israelite -- based in Cincinnati -- and dated
1859-1865 (Civil War era) are available for purchase on three CD-Roms
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They can be purchased using a purchase order or by PayPal.
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From what I could see online, it has various nationalist sources but not
any non-zionist or anti-zionist hareidi sources. It seems that at all
levels, Judaica librarianship has a blind spot for materials
documenting the hareidi community. While professionally I'm only
interested in the legal
All are called for. Thanks.
Best,
Henry
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Are these searchable files? or have they been indexed? I'd like to know
what advantage a CD would be to the microfilm.
thanks
Sheryl
Sheryl F. Stahl
Senior Associate Librarian
Frances-Henry Library
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
3077 University Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90007
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 5:23 PM, Aaron Kuperman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just out of curiousity, is anyone preserving contempoary news sites that
are not based on printed sources, such as Yeshiva world news or Arutz
Sheva or Deiah ve'Dibur. They have a lot of materials and perspectives
not
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