Your Jewish Neighborhood

Be sure to join us at our official home, YourJewishNeighborhood.org. This week's links:Women of the Wall Women of the Wall blog The Women of the Wall, Twenty Years On, from Jewcy Wikipedia listing for Women of the Wall Women of the Wall coverage by Israel Religious Action Center

Please visit the permanent home of "Your Jewish Neighborhood" for additional resources.This week's linksJewish Music Blog from Hebrew College New Jewish Education music archive The Milken Archive of American Jewish Music Teruah Jewish Music blog

For more details and to comment on this podcast, please visit our primary home page at YourJewishNeighborhood.org This week's links: URJ Q&A on Talking to Children About Death How to Talk to Your Kids About Death, from the Jewish Journal Helping Children of Different Ages Cope with Death, from My Jewish Learning When children experience dath, from Mishpacha (a virtual community for Jewish families) From "Ask the Reform Rabbi," How can I explain death to my Jewish grandhcild?

Please join us at our regular website, www.yourjewishneighborhood.org!This week's links: The rules of Torah reading Judaism 101's Torah listing The Written Law, from the Jewish Virtual Library Writing the Torah, from the aish.com "Jewish Literacy" site

This week's links: From My Jewish Learning, Eco-Kashrut: Environmental Standards for What and How We Eat Eco-kashrut: A new way of eating Jewishly Self-Sufficiency Sundays, progressive Judaism blog posts to inspire eco-kashrut behaviors Eco-kashrut category from The Jew & The Carrot Eco-Kashrut: You Are What You Eat, from Virtual Talmud

Be sure to visit the official home of Your Jewish Neighborhood.This week's links: Klezmerica website Download free music from Klezmerica Klezmerica on MySpace A review of Klezmerica Klezmer listing from Wikipedia The Mighty Kleztones, Temple Isaiah's youth klezmer band

Be sure to visit the home of Your Jewish Neighborhood, where you'll find more detailed show notes. This week's links: Wikipedia's List of Jewish Prayers and Blessings Prayers and Blessings from Judaism 101 Daily Blessings from Siddur.org Sitting Shivah, from the Judaica Guide Havdalah, from the Virtual Jewish Library

This week's links: URJ's Rabbi Eric Yoffe on the current economy crisis From URJ: Synagogues, Rabbis and the Financial Crisis: Comments to the Union Board Financial Crisis: What Would the Talmud Do?" from Time Magazine

This week's links: NFTY, National Federation of Temple Youth NFTY on Facebook Jewish youth organizations from About.com LAFTY, Lafayette (California) Temple Youth Temple Isaiah's Camp Kefli Simcha, Temple Isiaah's 5-6th grade group Anachnu, Temple Isaiah's 7-8th grade group Noar Night, Temple Isaiah's Teen School

Be sure to visit the official home of "Your Jewish Neighborhood at www.yourjewishneighborhood.org!This week's links: Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism Wikipedia listing for Rabbi David Saperstein RAC blog Rabbi Saperstein's recent Huffington Post column, "Our Rights in Peril: The Future of the Courts"

Be sure to visit the official "Your Jewish Neighborhood" site!This week's links: Jewish delicatessens, the Wikipedia listing Everything you always wanted to know about Jewish delis, from Kosmix.com 10 great places to nosh on authentic Jewish deli food, 2006 article from USA Today Save the Deli, a site dedicated to the preservation of Jewish delis Brent's Delicatessen & Restaurant in Los Angeles Stage Delicatessen, New York Carnegie Deli, New York Katz's Delicatessen, New York 2nd Ave. Deli, New York

This week's links: Rabbi Barry Dov Lerner discusses becoming a Rabbi on About.com Hebrew Union College, the Reform movement seminary How to Become a Rabbi, from eHow.com Rabbi: Teacher, Preacher, Judge -- But Not Priest, from MyJewishLearning.com

This week's links: Prayer upon waking, from Wikipedia Chesed explained, from aish.com Various prayers for eating A Book of Life, from Amazon.com

This week's links: Kosher Dietary Laws from Judaism 101 The world's best known Kosher trademark Kosher database Kashrut.com, "the premier Kosher information source on the Internet Kosher Cooking (recipes)

This week's links: Mi Sheberakh: May the One Who Blessed, from MyJewishLearning.com Jewish Healing, "Your place for healing on the Internet," from JewishLink Jewish Healing Prayer on YouTube from Rabbi Jonathan Ginsburg Healing Prayers, Poems, and Meditations, Chapter IV from "The Mitzvah of Healing" by Hara Person Download a free copy of MiShebeirach by Debbie Friedman (click the "healing work" link)

This week's links: A Conversation with Arthur A. Levine Reviews of "All the Lights in the Night" Amazon.com listing for "All the Lights in the Night All Arthur E. Levine books from Amazon.com

This week's links: Let's Schmooze about Davening Jewish Liturgy from Judaism 101, including a section on bowing Rite and Reason passage on standing on your toes for "Kadosh" (a Google book search result) AskMoses.com answers a question about motions during "Oseh Shalom"

This week's links: Jewish Community Free Clinic 2002 J article on Jewish Community Free Clinic MetroActive article on the clinic KCBS coverage of the clinic

This week's links: Official site of Women's Torah Commentary

This week's links: Progressive Judaism, Wikipedia listing World Union for Progressive Judaism Virtual Jewish History Tour of Latin America Union of Jewish Congregations in Latin America and the Caribbean