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From: Nancy Sack s...@hawaii.edu
Subject: [ha-Safran]: The new AJL Web site
Aloha, everyone,
The new (but still unfinished site) is now available. I noticed today,
however, that the Podcasts section of the site is
Hello. As you know from previous postings, we had to bring down the
old AJL web site, after it was attacked by a virus for the fourth
time. I am pleased to say that we have now brought up our new
site. However, because we rushed to bring it up to replace the old
site, many parts have still
Paula Fine wrote:
restrict access to the catalog to synagogue members
Access to the catalog and access to the physical book are two
different kettles of fish.
...make it (the catalog) available to everyone.
Yes. The entire universe if possible. Though Steven Hawkings says
that we shouldn't
Dear Paula,
I think that having an online catalog is important for publicizing
your library collection. If the automation system offers that option,
I would take it - as long as the hosting company is reputable, I
don't think hacking should be a worry.
However, circulating materials to
Good question; I have heard it a lot in my career in the online
library catalog industry. There are good arguments to each side.
In favor of keeping it wide open and available:
1) library visibility in the community - something to crow about,
publicity, etc.
2) Adds to the prestige of the
Dear Hasafranim,
I was asked to post a request from a librarian (see below)... Please
contact her directly if you have
any information. Her contact information is at the end of this email.
Librarian, Marilena Gahman is looking for a 2 or 3 volume set in
Spanish for a patron.
Exile to
I am looking for a female roommate for the Montreal convention from
Sunday through Tuesday night. My contact information is below.
Sharon
Sharon Benamou
Hebraica/Judaica and Music Catalog Librarian
Email: bena...@library.ucla.edu
Phone: (310) 825-8642
Fax: (310) 794-9357
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I am still searching for the text of Tractate Soferim (aka minor
tractate of the Talmud in the Soncino edition)for our library.
It can be in the original Mishnaic Hebrew or a translation in
Yiddish, Ladino, Spanish (castellano, catala), Arabic, Judaeo-Arabic,
Russian, Portuguese, Italian,
Do you have the Encylopedia Hebraica (in Hebrew)? I need at least the
article on Qoheleth. But would like to buy an used copy of the
complete set (printed) or an electronic copy.
shalom uvrakha
Frantz
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