FW: New Orleans Early Bird Extended, Self Defense Seminar, Plus- Israel, Tanzania, Peru

Steppin' Out Adventures www.steppinoutadventures.com We are very excited to be getting involved in local events and establishing some great partnerships. New Orleans Trip We're Doing Good! We're excited about our Volunteer Mission to New Orleans. We extended the early bird deadline until MARCH 1 and save $200! We will be operating two tracks, a singles track and a family track. We can't think of a better way to bring people or a family together than to share an experience doing good.  Vail Ski Trip With close to 70 people, we have filled our Vail Ski Trip, but if you are in the area, let us know and maybe you can join us for an activity. We are there Mar. 7-14. DO GOOD ADVENTURES Our new division focuses on volunteer trips, missions, and celebrating life cycle events through events and trips that do good. Our premiere program is the Caring Generations program for families, but we hope to get everyone involved with links and information on how you can do good in your daily life. www.DoGoodAdventures.com The New Orleans trip noted on the right stemmed from Do Good Adventures. Interested in getting away and teaching English as a second language?  We're hooked up with a program that can get you to many destinations. More   CALENDAR OF TRIPS  3/7:  Spring Ski Trip to Vail 3/10: Buenos Aires 3/13  Brazil 5/27  New Orleans 6/9   Israel 7/28  Colorado Trip 8/26  East Africa (Tanzania ) 9/3    Peru 10/20 Morocco 11/16 Ethiopia   Robin Richman Steppin' Out Adventures Linked In profile SPECIAL SEMINAR Krav Maga Feb. 28, 2010   Krav Maga Illinois: Self Defense Studio in Highland Park, IL is offering a phenomenal six hour hands-on seminar Feb. 28 taught by one of its chief instructors, Darren Levine  An opportunity not to be missed.  Krav Maga is a simple, effective self defense system that emphasizes instinctive movements, practical techniques, realistic training scenarios and a great workout. Unbeat- able when it comes to empowerment, and knowledge. Call Kim Mor to register and to receive the Steppin' Out Discount ($15 off the $139 price). 847.433.0405 More info SOUTHERN BRAZIL ADVENTURE  March 20-27, 2010 Brazil is a wonderful place to soak in the sun and enjoy the beauty.  Our one week trip to the South starts with 3 days on the water--sailing,  rafting, cruising, enjoying it all. Then a drive to the mountains --where waterfalls and forests surround the countryside. Live on a working ranch, horsebackride from village to village, visiting gauchos along the way and partake in a family BBQ and dance. If you want an authentic Southern Brazil experience, this is it. We can help you arrange a trip to Iguaçu Falls or Rio as an extension. More information here Do-Good in New Orleans May 27-31, 2010 A fun and meaningful experience. Help in food pantries and rebuild homes sided by side with those who will be living in them. Meet authors and others who have made a difference in NOLA, as well as attend a gospel choir service on Sun and a Shabbat service on Fri. There's time to explore the French quarter, enjoy live music and much more. We know that a few days is hardly enough to make a difference in such a massive disaster, but our work will be twofold. Working hand in hand with the people we are helping- will give them a sense of support and hope for a seemingly never ending task. We also hope that this experience will encourage people to return home to tackle some of the community building issues that impacted the most while you are there.We will have a singles track and a family track Information here Israel Multi-Sport June  9-19, 2010 The Israel Outdoor Adventure Trip is about experiencing this region in body, mind and spirit. Get a hold on the pulse of a region where ancient and modern co-exist, where you can indulge in authentic food from dozens of ethnic backgrounds, where each direction you look presents a fabulous landscape, and where fantasy adventure comes to life! Encompassing a rich combination of striking scenery and religious heritage,this trip features hiking the most scenic trails in Israel, visiting numerous historic and religious sites, rappelling in the Black Canyon, wine tasting at the first winery, and camping in the desert under the amazing stars.We see all the must see sites, while also  meeting the locals, learning Israeli self defense with the soldiers, & doing service work. A truly magical way to visit the sites and see the entire country from the green up north to the desert in the South. More info here SOUTH AFRICA  An amazing experience that includes hiking, biking, rafting, and maybe surfing  as well as wine tasting in the winelands, doing a community project combining culture with safari at the famous Kruger and getting up close and personal with wildlife through conservation projects. Sept. 4-13 or Nov. 27- Dec. 2. More info  here Peru Multi Sport One of our favorite trips. challenging but well worth it. From biking, white water rafting to hiking the Inca trail and learning about its unique culture and history. Plus visiting remote villages. Heavy rains closed some of the Inca Trail, so reser- vations will be even harder to come by. Departures Available with 3 or more people. Info here Ethiopia: Land of Enchantment We'll explore this mysterious country with interaction with the tribal community and learn about their way of life and partake in traditional customs. Visit ancient sites of the cradle of civilization and be a mentor to a single mom in a woman's coop. Take a jeep tour into the home of the Jewish tribes. November More info here EAST AFRICA A somewhat unconventional itinerary to explore the somewhat traditional landscape of Tanzania and its superb concentrations of diverse wildlife. Game viewing will be intertwined with opportunities to get out of the jeep, meet the tribes and people of this fantastic country, help in an orphanage,  hike into glorious reflective craters, canoe at the base of Mount Meru and walk among giraffes where you are close enough to see their beautiful eye lashes as they gaze upon you. August 26 Info here (to be updated) OTHER TRIPS WORTH MENTIONING... EXPERIENCE INDIA ON AN EXOTIC ADVENTURE April 8-22 A colleague is taking a small group to experience KUMBH MELA IN HARIDWAR INDIA. The Kumbh Mela is one of the most sacred days for Hindus to bathe at certain locations in the Ganges River.Tented cities are built along the river and pilgrims will arrive from all over India and the rest of the world. The Kumbh Mela, for the rest of us, is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. It is a wonder to see this crowd of merchants and buyers, musicians and performers, and seekers and holy men dressed in every imaginable costume - from the finest clothes to the half or full naked "naga saddhus". As the sun rises on the Ganges this colorful ceremony is an exotic and unforgettable sight. In the evenings the ghats become breath takingly beautiful with thousands of marigolds and offerings floating in the waters of Ganges. The trip also includes a visit to India's first national park, Corbett Tiger Reserve, Taj Mahal and India's Ghost City.  If you are interested in this unique trip, call or email us for more information.

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New York Israeli Cultural Highlights - February 24 - March 10

 

Cultural Highlights -  February 24 - March 10 Quick Links...   www.israelfm.org/culture   twitter - @ArtseeBlog In this Issue Visual Arts - NYC Art Fairs Music - ASAF AVIDAN Music - Jazz with Anat Cohen Film - After the Storm Film - From Be-Tipul to In Treatment Israeli Artists in NYC Art Fairs    Noga Gallery at Booth 514: Ori Gersht, Keren Cytter and more March 3 - March 7 @ Armory Show  Noga Gallery will show a new film by Ori Gersht - Evaders. Image above: Ori Gersht, Far Off Mountains Rivers. Lambada Print For more information visit - www.nogagallery.com   Dvir Gallery at Booth 1136 March 3 - March 7 @ Armory Show Dvir Gallery is pleased to present the group show "America".  Image above: Naama Tsabar, Sweat (1), 2009 For more information visit - http://www.dvirgallery.com/   Einat Amir & Areln Austin in Volta March 4 - March 7 @ Volta NY Scaramouche Gallery presetns a project by Einat Amir and Arlen Austin. Image Above: Einat Amir, "Auditions Clip", 2009, stills, photographs and video, 7 photographs + 30 min, video   Andrea Meislin Gallery March 4 - March 7 @ Pulse NYC Andrea Meislin Gallery will exhibit the artists - Lili Almog, Daniel Bauer, Boyan and Barry Frydlander Image above : Boyan, Me and Efrat. For more information visit - http://www.andreameislin.com/     ASAF AVIDAN - Two NYC Shows   Tuesday, March 2, 08:00pm @Carnegie Hall A Benefit concert featuring the music of "The Who". Twenty artists will perform songs, including Patti Smith, Frank Black, Bobby McFerrin... And Asaf Avidan (of Asaf Avidan and the Mojos), the man whose voice has been compared to Janis Joplin and Robert Plant, and who had been called "a new Messiah" by Rolling Stone magazine. Asaf will be accompanied by the Mojos' cellist, Hadas Kleinman. For more information visit - www.carnegiewho.com   Wenesday, March 3, 11:00pm @ City Winery Intimate acoustic set by Asaf Avidan & Hadas Kleinman of Asaf Avidan and the Mojos leading rock/folk band. Asaf's voice has been compared to Janis Joplin and Robert Plant, and He's been called "a new Messiah" by Rolling Stone magazine. The duo will perform songs from the entire repertoire. Price - $15 For more information visit - www.citywinery.com   Asaf Avidan & the Mojos myspace - http://www.myspace.com/findlovenow   Jazz with Anat Cohen Sunday, March 7, 7:30pm @ 92 Street Y This program is part of the Russian Sundays series Since Arriving in New York in 1999, Anat Cohen has become one on the primary voices of her generation on both the tenor saxophone and clarinet displaying her fluency in jazz, classical music, Brazilian choro, Argentine tango, and Afro-Cuban styles.  Delight in a special performance that includes Russian-themed works and improvisations. Price - $35 / $10 for students with ID For more information or registration : 212.415.5500/ www.92Y.org    After the Storm  Tuesday, March 2, 7:30pm @ The JCC in Manhattan After the Storm Dir. by Hilla Medalia (90 min, USA, 2009) In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, a group of New York Broadway artists come down to New Orleans to re-open the doors of the storm-damaged St. Mark's Community Center, with a production of Once On This Island. Hilla Medalia's inspiring documentary captures the lives of the kids and crew as they come together as a company, and create hope and purpose in the midst of devastation and despair. Price - $8.00 Member, $10.00 Non-Member For more information visit - www.jccfilm.org     How They Did It: Turning "Be-Tipul" into HBO's "In Treatment Tuesday, March 9, 6:30PM @ NYWIFT   The rich dramatic possibilities of psychotherapy are at the heart of the powerful Israeli TV series Be-Tipul, which has become HBO's award-winning In Treatment. The team behind these shows reveals what it took to adapt Be-Tipul for a domestic audience. They'll analyze the challenges of marketing Israeli television in America and discuss what both programs teach us about psychotherapy and its depiction in popular culture. Panelists - Noa Tishby, Yael Hedaya and Sarah Treem. Moderator - Krin Gabbard $10 to NYWIFT members $20 to Nonmembers RSVP by prepayment or online For more information and tickets visit - http://www.nywift.org/article.aspx?id=2179 For more events visit -   www.israelfm.org/culture  Office of Cultural Affairs   Israeli Consulate, NY

Roi Klein, Fallen Israeli War Hero

Prime Minister Netanyahu, We will Back You:

Don't Crush Final Remnant of IDF Hero Roi Klein

US Jewish Community: Please sign the Roi Petition
http://www.atzuma.co.il/roi/

Roi Klein was the young IDF Commander who shouted "Hear O Israel" and intentionally leaped onto a grenade in the Second Lebanese
Life, losing his life to save his fellow soldiers. This petition says that the home of the widow and orphans of IDF hero Roi Klein
(located in an "outpost" which is opposed by the US Administration) must not be destroyed. Roi made the ultimate sacrifice for our
people -- let's do something for his young orphans. For more particulars:
http://www.ynet.co.il/english/articles/0,7340,L-3850362,00.html

Israeli "settler" problems can and must be solved, simply by issuing this sector their long overdue governmental building permits.
Please -- sign the Roi Petition and pass on URGENTLY to all your pro-Israel and pro-IDF friends:

Thanks for helping Israel.
US4Israel

Write us at us4israel@gmail.com about any aspect of supporting Israel's rights and overcoming anti-Semitism toward Israel and
Israelis

London, England Installation of Rare Mikveh Bath at Jewish Museum - Photo call

From: Dina Wosner

Photo Call

Installation of a rare archaeological discovery, a medieval mikveh (Jewish ritual bath), before it goes on public display for the
first time at the new Jewish Museum

Date: Wednesday 24 February 2010
Time: 1000hrs – 1100hrs

Place: Jewish Museum, 129 – 131 Albert Street, London, NW1 7NB

RSVP: Anna Cusden – anna.cusden@kallaway.com <mailto:anna.cusden@kallaway.co.uk/020> 020 7221 7883 /07967 836279

A rare example of a medieval mikveh dating from c.1270 which was discovered in 2001 in the City of London, is in the process of
being installed at the newly transformed Jewish Museum in Camden Town. The mikveh, which plays a key role in Jewish spiritual
cleansing rituals for example at the end of a woman's monthly cycle and before the marriage ceremony, will be one of the most
important exhibits at the new Jewish Museum. The museum has undergone a £10m transformation over the past two years and will reopen
to the public on 17 March 2010.

You will be able to see archaeologists in the early stages of the installation process which is taking place over the next two
weeks.

The presence of the mikveh in the new museum will be a tangible reminder of the long history of the Jewish community in Britain, one
of the country's oldest immigrant groups. It will be displayed on the free entry ground floor of the extended museum and will be an
important starting point for telling the story of Jews in Britain since 1066.

The mikveh was discovered by a team of archaeologists excavating a site in Milk Street in the City of London in 2001. Preserved in
near perfect condition, the mikveh is a fine example of workmanship in Reigate stone. The house beneath which it was found was lived
in by a Jewish family called the Crespins, until the 1290 Expulsion of Jews from Britain.

NB: Photographers will only have access to the ground floor of the museum and this photo call is only for the mikveh bath
installation. The official press launch of the Jewish Museum is on Tuesday 16 March from 09.30hrs – 12.00hrs.

For further press information about the Jewish Museum and for images, please go to:

http://kallaway.co.uk/jewish-museum.htm

May Israel Afsi Chizuk Mission

From: AFSI afsi@rcn.com

1751 Second Ave, New York, NY 10128
Tel: 212-828-2424; afsi@rcn.com

Contact: Helen Freedman, Executive Director

February 22, 2010

JOIN THE AFSI CHIZUK MISSION TO ISRAEL, MAY 9-17, 2010

Americans for a Safe Israel/AFSI has been leading Chizuk (support) missions to Israel for over fifteen years. Our concentration has
always been on the threatened communities of Israel. Our upcoming trip, May 9-17, will follow the same mandate, although the
itinerary is always different.

Participants make their own travel arrangements, and meet the group in Ben Gurion airport on Monday morning, May 10, at 8 AM when we
board our private bus and head for the Shomron. One of our must visit places will be the threatened home of Major Roi Klein in the
Hayovel neighborhood of Eli in Samaria. David HaIvri will be our guide through Bet El, Tapuach, Kedumim, and as many of the Shomron
communities as is possible to visit. Batya Medad will give us a special introduction to Shilo. Overnight will be at the beautiful
Ashel HaShomron hotel in Ariel.

We'll continue to Yerushalayim where the festivities celebrating the re-unification of Jerusalem in 1967 will begin with a gala
event at Beit Orot on Har HaZaytim. A tour of the Temple Mount with Rabbi Richman, exploring east Jerusalem with DanLuria, marching
in the Yom Yerushalayim parade, and being in Ir David for the Moskowitz Zionism awards event are all part of our program.

The liberation of Hebron occurred one day after the liberation of Jerusalem, and so AFSI will be in Hebron with David Wilder to
celebrate that event. Israel Danziger will guide us through the surrounding struggling communities in the southern Hebron hills.
Back in Yerushalayim, Arieh King, will lead us on a special insiders tour of the communities within the Jerusalem municipal
borders which are under threat.

Shabbat will be spent in Yerushalayim with Ateret Cohanim leading us on a walking tour of the Old City and Sunday will be devoted to
viewing the situation in Sderot with Alon Davidi, touring the new Negev communities with Dror Vanunu and other good friends from the
former Gush Katif communities, and meeting with the Shomrim, who are guarding the Jewish farms from marauding Bedouin Arabs. Our
mission concludes with a gala farewell dinner in Ashkelon.

THERE IS NO OTHER TRIP THAT COMPARES TO AFSI'S IN ITS COMMITMENT TO HANDS ON SUPPORT FOR THE PEOPLE & LAND OF ISRAEL. Please call
AFSI, 212-828-2424; 1-800-235-3658; or email: afsi@rcn.com <mailto:afsi@rcn.com> to make your reservations. For reports and photos
of previous AFSI missions, and a detailed itinerary of the upcoming May trip, you are invited to visit the AFSI website at:
www.afsi.org

March 11 Colorado DNA Shoah Project

From: Ellen Shindelman Kowitt

Please publicize The DNA Shoah Project coming to Denver by passing on the attached press release and/or flyer to your email contact
lists or place in your calendar and e-newsletter.

Seventy years after the Holocaust, scores of families still seek information about loved ones lost in the chaos of war. But a
unique, non-profit effort at the University of Arizona is working to change that by building a database of genetic material in an
effort to match displaced relatives, provide wartime orphans and lost children with valuable information about their biological
families and eventually, when the database has reached sufficient size, assist European governments with Holocaust-era forensic
investigations.

The DNA Shoah Project

Thursday, March 11, 2010

6:30 PM

Temple Emanuel

51 Grape Street, Denver

Facilitators will be available after the talk to assist those interested in contributing their DNA to the project.

Shoah survivors, second- or third-generation descendants, or World War II-era immigrants and their descendants are encouraged to
participate. All are welcome. There is no fee.

Thanks for your consideration. We hope to see a broad community attendance at this worthwhile event.

Ellen Shindelman Kowitt
President, Jewish Genealogical Society of Colorado
www.jgsco.org
www.dnashoah.org

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February 16, 2010
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Ellen Kowitt (720) 221-6858, info@jgsco.org

The DNA Shoah Project at Congregation Emanuel

Seventy years after the Holocaust, scores of families still seek information about loved ones lost in the chaos of war. But a
unique, non-profit effort at the University of Arizona is working to change that. Syd Mandelbaum, a scientist with a background in
genetics and the son of two Holocaust survivors, has joined with Dr. Michael Hammer, a renowned geneticist at the University of
Arizona, to create the DNA Shoah Project. They are building a database of genetic material from Shoah survivors and their immediate
descendants in an effort to match displaced relatives, provide wartime orphans and lost children with valuable information about
their biological families and eventually, when the database has reached sufficient size, assist European governments with
Holocaust-era forensic investigations.

On Thursday, March 11 at 6:30 p.m., Congregation Emanuel in Denver welcomes Matthew Kaplan, research coordinator for the DNA Shoah
Project, for a presentation on this innovative program. Facilitators will be available after the talk to assist those interested in

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contributing their DNA to the project. Shoah survivors, second- or
third-generation descendants, or World War II-era immigrants and their descendants are encouraged to participate. All are welcome.
There is no fee.

This program is cosponsored by the Jewish Genealogical Society of Colorado, Temple Emanuel, Denver Chapter Hadassah and Colorado
Jewish Child Survivors of the Holocaust.

Thursday, March 11, 2010
6:30 p.m.
Congregation Emanuel
51 Grape Street
Denver, Colorado

For more information on the DNA Shoah Project, contact Lynn Davis, information specialist, at (866) 897-1150 or lynn@dnashoah.org or
visit the Project's website, www.dnashoah.org. For local information, contact Ellen Kowitt at (720) 221-6858 or info@jgsco.org, or
visit the Jewish Genealogical Society of Colorado's website at www.jgsco.org.

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Februrary Krakow Poland Center for Jewish Culture

EXHIBITIONS AT THE CENTER FOR JEWISH CULTURE

Auschwitz - My Inspiration - exhibition of drawings by Paweł Warchoł
Exhibition on display until Feb. 17th, 2010.

Krynica, Muszyna, Żegiestów Portrayed on Old Postcards - exhibition of postcards from the collection of Muszyna Almanac.
Exhibition on display until March 25th 2010.

T H E C O N F E R E N C E C E N T E R
of the Judaica Foundation - Center for Jewish Culture
organizes conferences and seminars

more information:
www.judaica.pl/centrum_konferencyjne.htm
or at ++48 12 / 430 64 49, 430 64 52

Na Kazimierzu Antiquarian Bookstore
Monday through Friday: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
tel. (+48 12) 292 61 53

Café
Monday through Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Department of Culture and National Heritage
The Mayor's Office in Krakow

The Judaica Foundation - Center for Jewish Culture
17 Meiselsa Street, 31 - 058 Krakow
tel.: (++48 12) 430 64 49, 430 64 52
fax (48 12) 430 64 97
www.judaica.pl info1@judaica.pl


JUDAICA FOUNDATION
Center for Jewish Culture

PROGRAM

F E B R U A R Y 2 0 1 0

Krakow - Kazimierz

WW II in Movies - An Alternative Look

Wednesday, February 3rd, 6:00 p.m.
WW II in Movies - An Alternative Look -
lecture by Prof. Tadeusz Lubelski.
Eroica - a heroic symphony in two parts, and part 3, the Nun - war drama directed by Andrzej Munk, starring Edward Dziewoński,
Kazimierz Rudzki, Tadeusz Janczar, Teresa Szmigielówna (1957, 130 min.).
The film is one of the top achievements of the "Polish cinematic school" and a settling of scores with mythologizing of WWII.
Winner of Grand Prix at Mar Del Plata Festival and the "Warsaw Siren" Prize of the Polish Film Critics.

Thursday, February 4th, 6:00 p.m.
To Be or Not to Be - war comedy whose action takes place in the occupied Warsaw, directed by Alan Johnson, starring Mel Brooks (USA,
1983, 108 min.).

Monday, February 8th, 6:00 p.m.
An Italian in Warsaw - war comedy, directed by Stanisław Lenartowicz, starring Zbigniew Cybulski and Elżbieta Czyżewska. (1964, 99
min.).

Wednesday, February 10th, 6:00 p.m.
How I Unleashed World War, part one - war comedy directed by Tadeusz Chmielewski, starring Marian Kociniak (1969, 86 min.).

Thursday, February 11th, 6:00 p.m.
How I Unleashed World War, parts two and three - war comedy directed by Tadeusz Chmielewski, starring Marian Kociniak (1969, 145
min.).
The People's Prize at the Lubuskie Lato Filmowe, Łagów 1970.

Wednesday, February 15th, 6:00 p.m.
A Centennial of Irena Sendler's Birth
The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler - film directed by John K. Harrison, starring Anna Paguin. A story of Jewish children rescued
by Irena Sendler from the Warsaw Ghetto (USA, 2009, 120 min.).

Tuesday, February 16th, 6:00 p.m.
Where is General - war comedy directed by Tadeusz Chmielewski, starring Elżbieta Czyżewska and Jerzy Turek (1964, 92 min.)

Wednesday, February 17th, 6:00 p.m.
La Grande Vadrouille - war comedy directed by Gérard Oury, starring Bourvil and Louis de Funés. A house painter and a conductor
try to help the British airmen shot over Paris to escape over the demarcation line (Great Britain, France, 1966, 101 min.)

Friday, February 19th, 6:00 p.m.
Krynica, Muszyna, Żegiestów Portrayed on Old Postcards - vernissage of the exhibition of postcards from the collection of Muszyna
Almanac.

Saturday, February 20th, 11:00 a.m.
Book auction organized by the Antiquarian Bookstore RARA AVIS in Krakow.
More detailed information available at www.raraavis.krakow.pl

Monday, February 22nd, 6:00 p.m.
The Great Dictator - iconic film directed by and starring Charles Chaplin (USA, 1940, 126 min.). A prophetic movie by the
cinematographic genius who as one of the first people foresaw Hitler's madness and the threat of Nazism.

Wednesday, February 24th, 6:00 p.m.
Train de vie - film directed by Radu Mihaileanu (France, 1998, 103 min.).
Winner of the International Federation of Film Critics' Prize (FIPRESCI) at the Venice Film Festival in 1998 and David di Donatello
Prize awarded by the Italian Motion Picture Academy in 1999.

Thursday, February 25th, 6:00 p.m.
Life is Beautiful - winner of many prizes, war comedy and drama directed by and starring Roberto Benigni (Italy, 1997, 116 min.).

Free admission