Re: [ha-Safran] Fwd: information on automation

I agree with Bruchie and all the other fans of OPALS. Leslie Monchar  Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android On Mon, Nov 19, 2018 at 11:54 AM, B Weinstein via Hasafran wrote: __ Messages and opinions expressed on Hasafran are those of the individual author and are not necessarily endorsed by the

[ha-Safran] NORTH SUBURBAN SYNAGOGUE BETH EL PUBLISHES NEW HISTORY BOOK

For those libraries that collect local Jewish histories, Tradition by the Lake: A Historical Outline of North Suburban Synagogue Beth El by Morton M. Steinberg is now available from Amazon.com

[ha-Safran] New on my site: Hatikva - Israel's National Anthem

Hi Everyone! I created a new page on my site about Hatikva - Israel's National Anthem https://jr.co.il/hatikva.htm The page has the Hebrew lyrics with English transliteration and translation, historical links and 15 unique videos --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. https://www.

[ha-Safran] Podcast: Light the Menorah, A Hanukkah Handbook

I'm pleased to share with you the newest episode of The Book of Life Podcast, an interview with author Jacqueline Jules about Light the Menorah! A Hanukkah Handbook. This picture book, beautifully illustrated by Kristina Swarner, offers meditations for candle lighting. You can listen to the inte

[ha-Safran] Book Submittal

I would like to submit my book, *We Want Mashgiach Now--Tales From A Kosher Cop*, for consideration. We Want Mashgiach Now: Tales of a Kosher Cop is a witty and informative look into the Author's personal experiences as a Mashgiach. Literally a Supervisor, a Mashgiach is in reality a Shomera K

Re: [ha-Safran] Fwd: information on automation

I agree.  I love OPALS for my high school library.  It's online and user friendly,  it's constant;y evolving, always open to our needs and concerns, is Hebrew language compatible, and has the added feature of the Avichai user group. Bruchie WeinsteinMagen David Yeshivah HSBrooklyn On Saturda

[ha-Safran] Love Your Neighbor List #2

Safranim, List #2 in the Love Your Neighbor series is now available on the AJL website at https://jewishlibraries.org/blog/id/404. This second list features books for children and teens that take place in synagogues, that feature rabbis and other clergy, and that demonstrate a variety of Jewish