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FOUNDING BENEFACTORS, THE VITERBI FAMILY FOUNDATIONErna and Andrew Viterbi and their family are strong supporters of the Jewish community and have an interest in all

facets of Jewish life. Their love for education has been demonstrated through the Viterbi Family Torah School of

Congregation Beth El and their support for the San Diego Jewish Academy. Andrew and Alan served as Presidents of

Congregation Beth El two decades apart. Alan is Past President of the Academy. Andrew is active with Technion—Israel

Institute of Technology—serving both as local ATS chapter chairman and as a Distinguished Visiting Professor on

campus. Caryn has been President of The Agency for Jewish Education, a Board Member of the Jewish Federation,

Treasurer of the San Diego Center for Jewish Culture, is the current President of the SDCJC and Co-chair of this year’s

Family Day. Erna is a Board Member of the Shoah Foundation Institute at USC, where the family has endowed the

Institute’s Archival Website. The family’s dedication to Jewish learning is further illustrated by a continuing commitment

to the San Diego Jewish Book Fair and to the endowment of a Chair in Mediterranean Jewish Studies at UCLA. They are

also involved in many other Jewish organizations including the UJF, Hadassah, Jewish Family Service, of which Audrey

and Valerie have been Board members, and the Jewish Community Foundation, of which Andrew is Past President. The

UJF building is named in memory of Erna's parents, Joseph and Lenka Finci. The venue for the San Diego Jewish Book

Fair is reached through the Viterbi Family Galleria in the JCC.

16th Annual SAN DIEGO JEWISH BOOK FAIRAN EXTRAVAGANZA OF JEWISH LITERATURE FOR ALL AGES

NOVEMBER 3–10, 14*, 15*, 2010 • OPEN TO THE PUBLIC*North County Presentations

The San Diego Jewish Book Fair is published annually by theLawrence Family Jewish Community Center of San Diego County, JACOBS FAMILY CAMPUS • 4126 Executive Drive, La Jolla, CA 92037-1348

Issue 16, Fall 2010

Erna & Andrew Viterbi

NORTH COUNTY PRESENTATIONS MADE POSSIBLE BYA GENEROUS GRANT FROM THE LEICHTAG FAMILY FOUNDATION

MORNING COFFEECONVERSATION

LUNCH & TALK

TALKS @ 2 & 3

TEA & TALK

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OPENING NIGHTWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3

Wednesday evening Talk7:30 P.M. ..........Mosab Hassan Yousef, Son of Hamas: A Gripping Account

of Terror, Betrayal, Political Intrigue and Unthinkable ChoicesThis is a rare opportunity to meet the eldest son of the founder of Hamas,Mosab Hassan Yousef. Although born into terrorism, he is today a changed man.His conversion began after leaving prison in Israel—where he was jailed at age18—when he discovered the message of loving one’s enemies. With this in mind,he began working with Israel’s Shin Bet to prevent the kind of havoc he oncewreaked. They saved hundreds of lives on both sides while repeatedly risking theirown, and Yousef eventually found that hating hearts can change, while changedhearts can lead to peace and freedom in Palestine. Don’t miss this chance to meeta man whose spiritual autobiography is “more incendiary than any roadside IED”(GQ Magazine).

Admission: $14.00/Member; $17.00/Non-MemberLITERARY CIRCLE PARTNER WITH THE AUTHOR, DR. BOB & MAO SHILLMAN AND THE SHILLMAN FOUNDATION

Mosab Hassan Yousef

NEW THIS YEAR! NEW TIMES, NEW FORMATS.Look for these identifying icons

throughout this brochure.

BOOKSTORE HOURS: 6:00–9:30 P.M.

A Special Thanks to

Laura Galinson & Jane Fantelfor underwriting all free community events.

Additional thanks to theJewish Community Foundationfor underwriting all 2:00 P.M.free community events.

EVENING TALK

IN THE MIX LIT

GLOBAL DAY OFJEWISH LEARNING

Events held at the Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center, JACOBS FAMILY CAMPUS4126 Executive Drive, La Jolla, CA 92037-1348

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Steven Pease

Marilyn Berger

Cathleen Schine

Jerry Muller

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4MORNING COFFEE CONVERSATION/JEWISH CONTRIBUTION TO BUSINESS AND FINANCE

10:00 A.M. .......Jerry Muller, Capitalism and the JewsAre you ready for a provocative topic? Have coffee with Jerry Muller, author of the newrelease, Capitalism and the Jews. Money has always been a source of both pride andcondemnation within and outside of the Jewish community. Professor Muller—neitherJudaeophile nor Judaeophobe, but an objective historian—mines social, religious, andeconomic factors to trace the historical development of the successful (and oftenpositive) association of Jews and capitalism.

Book Signing Follows • Admission: $6.00/Member; $8.00/Non-Member

LUNCH & TALK/JEWISH CONTRIBUTION12:00 P.M..........Steven Pease, The Golden Age of Jewish Achievement: The Compendium

of a Culture, a People and Their Stunning PerformanceCelebrate highlights in Jewish history with Steven Pease as he discusses his “tribute toan astonishing tribe of high achievers.” His fascinating new book documents the recordof wide-ranging Jewish achievement throughout history, particularly since the Enlighten -ment. The author will share numerous Jewish cultural factors and events that nurturedthese individual and collective achievements, and shed new light on Judaism’scontributions to the world.


TALKS @ 22:00 P.M. ..........Marilyn Berger, This Is a Soul: The Mission of Rick Hodes

If you have ever asked yourself, “How can one person make a difference?” then this is theevent for you. Former Washington Post reporter and renowned journalist Marilyn Bergerpassionately recounts the life of Dr. Rick Hodes, “the Jewish Father Theresa,” who hascared for the sickest of the sick and the poorest of the poor in Ethiopia for nearly 30years. This uplifting and transformative celebration fulfills our dream that there is stillkindness and empathy in what is often an unjust world. Meet the authoras she shares the story of one of the world’s most remarkable men.

Book Signing Follows • Free Admission

TEA & TALK4:00 P.M. ..........Cathleen Schine, The Three Weissmanns of Westport

Her books have topped bestseller lists all over the world. She has written for The NewYorker, The New York Times, and many other publications. And she is joining us for avery special Tea & Talk centered on her latest novel, The Three Weissmanns of Westport, anhomage to Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility loaded with flawed characters, stingingsatire, unexpected plot twists, social commentary, and countless references to renownedartists and authors. It is a unique niche: the intellectually stimulating beach read.


Events held at Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center, JACOBS FAMILY CAMPUS4126 Executive Drive, La Jolla, CA 92037

BOOKSTORE HOURS: 9:00 A.M.–9:30 P.M.

THURSDAY EVENING TALK - ADULT EDUCATION NIGHT7:30 P.M. .....Todd Gitlin, The Chosen Peoples:

America, Israel and the Ordeals of Divine ElectionTodd Gitlin, a new Left activist has never been afraid of controversy. And this event will be noexception. Join the author as he discusses his latest book, which examines the U.S.-Israelrelationship. Although the countries share clear strategic interests, Gitlin claims they alsoshare a raison d’etre: both nations exist as Chosen Peoples entrusted to deliver an enlightenedmessage to a dark troubled world. Provocative and timely, The Chosen Peoples makes the casethat our two nations and our sacred bond can thrive only when we take seriously our belief inour “chosenness,” and the responsibility it entails.

BOOK SIGNING FOLLOWS • ADMISSION: $14.00/MEMBER; $17.00/NON-MEMBER

ADULT EDUCATION NIGHT CO-SPONSORED BY:AGENCY FOR JEWISH EDUCATION OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY • CONGREGATION BETH AM • CONGREGATION BETH EL

CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL • HILLEL OF SAN DIEGO • JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE • OHR SHALOM SYNAGOGUE

TEMPLE SOLEL • TEMPLE ADAT SHALOM •TEMPLE EMANU-EL • TIFERETH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE

LITERARY CIRCLE PARTNER WITH THE AUTHOR, JEWISH FEDERATION OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY

Sam Hoffman

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5MORNING COFFEE CONVERSATIONSTwo talented Jewish San Diegans speak about their life’s work

10:00 A.M. .......Jeff Rossman, From Terra’s Table, New American Food,Fresh From Southern California’s Organic Farms

Wondering what all the local/sustainable/organic fuss is about? Basically, it’s a wayto eat—and to think about food—that helps fight childhood obesity, helps preservethe environment, and helps support the local economy. Meet San Diego’s own JeffRossman—chef/owner of Hillcrest’s acclaimed Terra restaurant—when he presentshis new cookbook, From Terra’s Table, which features 140 delicious, creative dishes, andshares a better way to eat, one that will benefit our children, our town, and our planet.


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11:00 A.M. .......Lisa Slovis Mandel, Pewter StudioAccomplished metalsmith, Lisa Slovis Mandel, shares her passion for pewter in a talkabout her new book Pewter Studio. Join Lisa for an opportunity to learn about and seesome of her extraordinary work in Judaica that has also landed her a coveted place in500 Judaica: Innovative Contemporary Ritual Art.


Chef Jeff Rossman


Todd Gitlin

Lisa Slovis Mandel

LUNCH & TALK/JEWISH CONTRIBUTION12:00 NOON .....Sam Hoffman, Old Jews Telling Jokes: 5000 Years of Funny Bits

and Not-So-Kosher Laughs Jackie Mason. Mel Brooks. YOU. Get a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to share yourfavorite jokes with Jews across the nation. This "lunch and laugh" event will give you theopportunity to spend time and enjoy jokes with movie producer and writer Sam Hoffmanas he shares the best bits from his wildly popular book (and website), Old Jews TellingJokes. Bring your appetite and your best jokes to the table. Sam may even use yourfavorite joke on his website or in his next book!

Book Signing Follows • Admission: $14.00/Member; $17.00/Non-MemberCOMMUNITY HOST CJC JEWISH COMEDY SERIES

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Gary Shteyngart

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6

SATURDAY EVENING TALK AND RECEPTION6:00 P.M. ..........Exclusive Underwriter Reception7:30 P.M. ..........Gary Shteyngart, Super Sad True Love Story: A Novel

in conversation with Mark OppenheimerOh, Say Can You… Read? Don’t miss what is sure to be one of this year’s highlights when twoof America’s smartest and oh-so-funny writers ponder and poke fun at what it means to be—or not to be!—a well-read, articulate person in America. In his latest novel, A Super Sad True LoveStory, Gary Shteyngart (The Russian Debutante’s Handbook, Absurdistan) depicts a completely illiterateAmerica—nobody reads, everyone “rates” (iPhone-like applications reveal your credit score atparties) and everybody speaks in acronyms (OMG!).Joining him will be Mark Oppenhiemer,whose Wisenheimer: A Childhood Subject to Debate tells his true-life tale of finding an outlet for hisprecocious hyperarticulation. These two authors will be discussing their equally off-beat views ofbeing wordy in America… be prepared to LOL (Laugh out Loud).

Book Signing Follows • Admission: $14.00/Member; $17.00/Non-MemberLITERARY CIRCLE PARTNER WITH THE AUTHOR, SHEILA POTIKER

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MORNING COFFEE CONVERSATION10:00 A.M. .......Rabbi Michael Leo Samuel, Birth and Rebirth Through Genesis:

A Timeless Theological ConversationLearn how the various voices of the ancient biblical writers co-exist within and create a spiritualtext that informs and enlightens. Join in a fascinating discussion as Rabbi Samuel examines thedifferent interpretations in the story of the Akedah–the Binding of Abraham. Find out why thisstory has endured as one of the best known of the Bible. Rabbi Samuel, author, theologianand biblical scholar, is the Rabbi at Temple Beth Shalom, Chula Vista.

Book Signing Follows • Free Admission • Community Host: Temple Beth Shalom, Chula Vista.

TALKS @ 2 & 32:00 P.M. ...Paula Shoyer, The Kosher Baker: 160 Dairy-free Recipes from Traditional to TrendyFind out how kosher cooking can be taken to the next level. Meet author, pastry chef, andcooking instructor Paula Shoyer as she offers 160 inspired, innovative dairy-free recipes asproof that kosher cooking can be a culinary cornucopia. From traditional rugelach, orangecake and peanut butter cookies to trendy mousses, “cream cheese” frosting and even cre�mebru� le� e, Shoyer’s creations are delightfully delicious and always dairy-free.


3:00 P.M. ..........Noah Hadas, “Talmud for Dummies”One of San Diego’s beloved Jewish educators makes the Talmud accessible to all in this quicktutorial, humorously entitled, “Talmud for Dummies.” Noah Hadas and the AJE invite you to learnwhat the Talmud is, why it is important and how to study it as we celebrate the most significantbook in “Jewish literature.” Noah is the Director of Community Adult Education at the Agency forJewish Education in San Diego County and produces MAKOR Adult Education and Cultural EventsCatalog. He teaches Florence Melton Adult Mini-School classes at the Lawrence Family JCC.

Free Admission • PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE AGENCY FOR JEWISH EDUCATION

Paula Shoyer

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7

GLOBAL DAY OF JEWISH LEARNINGSPECIAL SESSIONS: OPEN TO THE COMMUNITYPRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE AGENCY FOR JEWISH EDUCATION

Commemorating the 45-year-long project of renowned Jewish teacher Rabbi adin steinsaltz, Jewish communities worldwide areparticipating in a day of Jewish learning. aJe is the Community liaison for the global day of Jewish learning, san diego.


Noah Hadas

Michael Leo Samuel

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Joel Hoffman

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7LUNCH & TALK

12:00 NOON ......Rodger Kamenetz, Burnt Books: Rabbi Nachman of Bratzlav and Franz KafkaRodger Kamenetz and Tablet editor Gabriel Sanders discuss Kamenetz’ latest book,Burnt Books: Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav and Franz Kafka. The groundbreaking doublebiography discovers amazing parallels in the lives of the great, prescient Franz Kafka—a secular Jew intrigued by Jewish mysticism—and Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav, a mysticalHasidic storyteller who inspired secular Jews. Both died young from tuberculosis… bothstruggled to find meaning in an imperfect, unjust world… and both ordered that theirunfinished writings be burned when they died. This is a must for fans of Kafka inparticular and literature overall.

BOOK SIGNING FOLLOWS • ADMISSION: $14.00/MEMBER; $17.00/NON-MEMBER

SPONSORED BY TABLET MAGAZINE, THE ONLINE RESOURCE FOR JEWISH ARTS AND CULTURE

COMMUNITY PARTNER: SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY, JEWISH STUDIES PROGRAM

Joel Chasnoff

speCial evening of Comedy6:30 P.M. ..........CJC IN THE MIX RECEPTION (see page 11)7:30 P.M. ..........Joel Chasnoff, The 188th Crybaby Brigade:

A Skinny Jewish Kid from Chicago Fights Hezbollah: A MemoirHe cut his comedy teeth opening up for Jon Stewart and Lewis Black of The Daily Show.But his real education came in his 20s when he joined a tank brigade of 18-year-oldIsraelis: baby-faced officers, tough-as-nails sergeants, and mama’s boys who feigninjury and diarrhea to avoid guard duty and KP. Come hear this gifted stand-upcomedian perform his side-splitting comedy act and talk a bit about his hilariouscoming-of-age tale, which brings us face-to-face with the absurdity of lifesometimes found in Israel and its army.

Book Signing Follows • Admission: $16.00/Member; $20.00/Non-MemberCOMMUNITY CO-HOSTS, IN THE MIX AND YADLITERARY CIRCLE PARTNER WITH THE AUTHOR, SELTZER, CAPLAN MCMAHON VITEK, A LAW CORPORATION

4:00 P.M. ..........TRIBUTE

Join us in the David and Dorothea Garfield Theatre as we pay tribute to Yitzhak Rabin,the late Prime Minister of Israel whose life’s work on behalf of the Jewish people, thestate of Israel and the pursuit of peace is an inspiration to us today.

4:15 P.M. ..........Joel Hoffman, And God Said: How Translations Conceal theBible’s Original Meaning

Ever wonder what the Bible said before it was translated—and mistranslated!—over andover again…? Then you must attend this talk with Joel Hoffman, author of And God Said.Hoffman is a linguist, historian, sleuth, and master storyteller, and will be exploring whatthe Bible really said before mistranslation obscured its meaning. Using contemporary popculture to clarify the text for the modern reader, Hoffman brings Biblical teachings into the21st century. Come learn what isn’t true about the Ten Commandments!


“I, military I.D. number three-zero-seven-four-three, retired general in the Israeli Defense Forces in the past, consider myself to be a soldier

in the army of peace today... Today we are embarking on a battle which has no dead and no wounded, no blood and no anguish. This is the

only battle which is a pleasure to wage: the battle for peace.”

—Yitzhak Rabin

Yitzhak Rabin (z’l)

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JoIN Us FoR A FUN-FILLED JoURNEyThRoUGh KIBBUTz shA’AR NEGEV! sUNDAy, NoVEMBER 7, 11:00 A.M.–2:30 P.M.

Grab your “passport” and celebrate the 100th year Anniversary of the KibbutzMovement as we transform the Nierman Preschool Campus

into the “Kibbutzim” of our sister City sha’ar Negev.

Make Kalaniot -beautiful flowersof the Kibbutz

Enter our Bedouin tentfor hummus making

and tasting

Join a “factory worker”on an “assembly line” in aspecial Tzedakah project

Musical Performance

by JHCompany

A special PJ Librarybook reading

Meet “Kibbutzniks” in live

enactments and six activity stations

for hands-on fun and learning

Israeli Games!

Books!

Family Day Underwritten by Dr. Andrew and Erna Viterbi8

Mainstage Readings by Beloved Children’s Book Authors

Gary & Jerri-Ann Jacobs youth Endowment Fund

Family Day Co-chairs: Julie Potiker and Caryn Viterbi

oNGoING ACTIVITIEs Aruchat Eser (Snacks) & “shalom sesame” on tape at the “Children’s house”

Create A Community Mural Books! Books! Books! at our Children’s Bookstore

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sChEDULE11:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M. Get your passport stamped as you travelaround the activity stations of sha’ar Negev

12:00 –1:00 P.M.Children’s Books on the Mainstage

PJ Library & sylvia Rouss - Sammy Spider's FirstTrip to Israel: A Book About the Five Senses

Rabbi zachary shapiro - We're All In the Same Boat

special Music performance by JHCompany

Ann Redisch stampler - The Rooster Prince of Breslov

1:00–2:00 P.M.Activity stations resume

2:10 P.M.An Extra special Treat: sylvia Rouss reads hernewest book!

Plus, join us for cake as we sing Happy BirthdayKibbutz. Enter our raffle to win a sammy thespider Plush toy and other gifts.

Books!

Books!

zachary shapirozachary shapiro sylvia Rousssylvia RoussAnn Redisch stamplerAnn Redisch stampler

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8MORNING COFFEE CONVERSATION

10:00 A.M. .......Naomi Levy, Hope Will Find You: My Search for the Wisdom to Stop Waiting and Start Living

Start your day off with a cup of coffee, an inspired mind, and a hopeful heart. WhenRabbi Naomi Levy’s daughter was diagnosed with a degenerative brain disease, shewas forced to personally confront the issues in which she’d previously only counseledothers. Her poignant story—Hope Will Find You—shows us how to embrace imper fectionand find hope, rather than waiting for life to begin. Join the author and hearher truly inspiring story.

Book Signing Follows • Admission: $6.00/Member; $8.00/Non-MemberCOMMUNITY HOST, WATERS OF EDEN/SAN DIEGO COMMUNITY MIKVAH AND EDUCATION CENTER

LUNCH & TALK/JEWISH CONTRIBUTION12:00 NOON .....Avinoam Lourie, A Bear in My Bed & A Jackal in My Oven:

Adventures of An Israeli Wildlife ZoologistBamboozled by a chimpanzee, mangled by a tiger, and gored by a jealous deer, Israel’s“Dr. Doolittle” has been involved with the animal kingdom since childhood. Avi Louriepresents hilarious heartwarming tales of his experiences as Haifa Zoo director, gamewarden, Israeli nature reserve director, endangered species rescuer, and founder ofanimal schoolyards that help at-risk youth overcome abuse and psychological problems.This wildlife specialist shows us the real Israel beyond the media, and shares his work inkeeping our covenant with Noah to protect all living creatures.

Book Signing Follows • Admission: $14.00/Member; $17.00/Non-MemberPARTNER WITH THE AUTHOR, LINDA & ERIC DANIELS

TALKS @ 2/WHO KNEW? UNUSUAL JEWISH STORIES2:00 P.M. ..........Steven Karras, The Enemy I Knew: German Jews in the Allied Military

in World War IILearn the true story of “Hitler’s worst enemies,” the more than 10,000 Jews who refusedto remain refugees from Hitler’s oppression and destruction and returned home as Alliedsoldiers. They went back to fight the Nazis, to restore their own sense of dignity, and tofree their very own families from the Nazi regime. The brave men (and one woman) inSteve Karras’ book (based on his documentary film) did just that—and much more!Meet the author and learn more about one of the Holocaust’s most heroic chapters.


TEA & TALK4:00 P.M. ..........Oscar Andrew Hammerstein III, The Hammersteins:

A Musical Theatre FamilyAre you ready for a brush with greatness? Meet Oscar Hammerstein III, a scion ofBroadway’s greatest family and the grandson of the lyricist of The King & I, Carousel, TheSound of Music, and other legendary shows. In a remarkable, unprecedented biographyand talk, Oscar III will discuss the scandals and tragedies of the Hammerstein clan andultimately how the Hammerstein family built Broadway and turned Times Square intothe theatre capital of the world. Join us for a deeply personal story of an American familyliving the American dream and a celebration of musical theater then and now.


Steven Karras

Avinoam Lourie

Naomi Levy

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With Gratitude to our sponsors of travel and brochure and those who are honoring the memory ofMurray Goodman at the San Diego Jewish Book Fair.

monday evening TalkJEWISH CONTRIBUTION/FOOD FOR THOUGHT ANDTHOUGHT FOR FOOD

7:30 P.M. ..........Sam Zien, Sam the Cooking Guy: Awesome Recipes & Kitchen ShortcutsSan Diego’s biggest cooking star Sam Zien—WAY better known as Sam the Cooking Guy—joins us for a conversational Smörgåsbord. The 12-time Emmy winner and author of AwesomeRecipes & Kitchen Shortcuts will delve deeply into his life—e.g., he never expected to be acook, let alone a cooking instructor—his thoughts on keeping kosher (he doesn’t), andmuch more. This is a unique occasion to spend time with a man who describes himself as“an everyday guy… who has found a way to make cooking casually understandable.” JoinSam the Cooking Guy for a delightful evening.

Book Signing Follows • Admission: $14.00/Member; $17.00/Non-MemberLITERARY CIRCLE PARTNER WITH THE AUTHOR, PHYLLIS COHN & ARTHUR BRODY

Generously Sponsored byGenerously Sponsored by

Generously Sponsored byGenerously Sponsored by

The Jewish Book Council and Jewish Book Network Our Devoted Volunteers • Our Community Partners

And In-Kind Donors for their Generous Support :

Bruegger’s Bagels • The Place • Terra Caterers

Sterling Rose Transportation • Marriott • BookstarKPBS • San Diego Jewish Journal

We Couldn’t Have Done it Without You!Thank You

In the Mix Lit: A Special Reception for Young Adults in their 20s, 30s and 40sA Hilarious Night of Comedy With Joel Chasnoff

Stand-Up Comedian and Author of 188th Crybaby Brigade, A Skinny Jewish Kid From Chicago Fights Hezbollah

Sunday, November 7, 2010 Happy Hour and Book Signing 6:00 P.M.–7:00 P.M.

Ticket includes reserved seat, a private reception with the Author, drinks and Israeli snacks.

$17 in advance, $20 at the door • 21+ Only-ID Required (858) 362-1348 • http://lfjcc.org • Code: MIX

Check out these other Mix Lit Picks for Hot Topics at the Jewish Book Fair Mosab Hassan Yousef: The Son of Hamas,Wednesday November 3, 7:30 P.M.Sam The Cooking Guy: Food for Thought andThought for Food, Mon. November 8, 7:30 P.M.Erica Brown: Confronting ScandalTues., November 9, 7:30 P.M.Angella Nazarian: Life As A VisitorTues., November 9, 12:00 P.M.

Co-Hosts: In the Mix, The Younger Face of the San Diego Center for Jewish Culture and YAD

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16TH Annual SAN DIEGO JEWISH BOOK FAIROPEN TO THE PUBLIC • Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center • JACOBS FAMILY CAMPUS

4126 Executive Drive, La Jolla, CA 92037 • www.sdjbf.org

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3OPENING NIGHT TALK7:30 P.M.Mosab Hassan Yousef, Son of Hamas:A Gripping Account of Terror, Betrayal,Political Intrigue and Unthinkable Choices

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4MORNING COFFEE CONVERSATION/JEWISH CONTRIBUTION TOBUSINESS AND FINANCE10:00 A.M.Jerry Muller, Capitalism and the Jews

LUNCH & TALK/JEWISH CONTRIBUTION12:00 NOONSteven Pease, The Golden Age of JewishAchievement: The Compendium of a Culture,a People and Their Stunning Performance

TALKS @ 22:00 P.M.Marilyn Berger, This Is a Soul: The Missionof Rick Hodes

TEA & TALK4:00 P.M.Cathleen Schine, The Three Weissmannsof Westport

EVENING TALK7:30 P.M.Todd Gitlin, The Chosen Peoples: America,Israel and the Ordeals of Divine Election

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5 MORNING COFFEE CONVERSATIONS10:00 A.M.Jeff Rossman, From Terra’s Table, NewAmerican Food, Fresh From SouthernCalifornia’s Organic Farms

11:00 A.M.Lisa Slovis Mandel, Pewter Studio

LUNCH & TALK/JEWISHCONTRIBUTION12:00 NOONSam Hoffman, Old Jews Telling Jokes:5000 Years of Funny Bits and Not-So-Kosher Laughs

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6SATURDAY COMEDY EVENING7:30 P.M.Gary Shteyngart, Super Sad True LoveStory: A Novel and Mark Oppenheimer

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7FAMILY DAY: GO KIBBUTZ KRAZY!11:00 A.M. –2:30 P.M.Books & Storytelling, Live Enactmentsand Hands-On Activities for childrenin celebration of the 100th Anniversaryof the Kibbutz

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7

global day of JeWish leaRningMORNING COFFEE CONVERSATION10:00 A.M.Rabbi Michael Leo Samuel, Birth andRebirth Through Genesis: A TimelessTheological Conversation

LUNCH & TALK 12:00 NOONRodger Kamenetz, Burnt Books: RabbiNachman of Bratzlav and Franz Kafka

TALKS @ 2 & 32:00 P.M.Paula Shoyer, The Kosher Baker: 160Dairy-free Recipes from Traditional to Trendy

3:00 P.M.Noah Hadas, “Talmud for Dummies”

YITZHAK RABIN COMMEMORATION4:00 P.M.Joel Hoffman, And God Said:How Translations Conceal the Bible’sOriginal Meaning

SPECIAL EVENING OF COMEDY7:30 P.M.Joel Chasnoff, The 188th CrybabyBrigade: A Skinny Jewish Kid fromChicago Fights Hezbollah: A Memoir

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8MORNING COFFEE CONVERSATION10:00 A.M.Naomi Levy, Hope Will Find You: MySearch for the Wisdom to Stop Waitingand Start Living

LUNCH & TALK/JEWISHCONTRIBUTION12:00 NOONAvinoam Lourie, A Bear In My Bed &A Jackal in My Oven: Adventures of anIsraeli Wildlife Zoologist

TALKS @ 2/WHO KNEW? UNUSUALJEWISH STORIES2:00 P.M.Steven Karras, The Enemy I Knew:German Jews in the Allied Military inWorld War II

TEA & TALK4:00 P.M.Oscar Andrew Hammerstein III, TheHammersteins: A Musical Theatre Family

EVENING TALK/JEWISH CONTRI -BUTION FOOD FOR THOUGHT7:30 P.M.Sam Zien, Sam the Cooking Guy:Awesome Recipes & Kitchen Shortcuts

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9MORNING COFFEE CONVERSATION/WHO KNEW? UNUSUAL JEWISHSTORIES10:00 A.M.Bryna Kranzler, The Accidental Anarchist

LUNCH & TALK /WHO KNEW?UNUSUAL JEWISH STORIES12:00 NOONAngella Nazarian, Life as a Visitor

SPECIAL EVENT: JEWISHCONTRIBUTIONS TO SCIENCEAND MEDICINE4:00 P.M.Laurie Strongin, Saving Henry:A Mother’s Journey

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SPECIAL EVENT: continued5:00 P.M.Dr. Lawrence Goldstein, Stem Cells forDummies

EVENING TALK7:30 P.M.Erica Brown, Confronting Scandal: HowJews Can Respond When Jews Do Bad Things

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10MORNING COFFEE CONVERSATION10:00 A.M.Morey Schwartz, Where’s My Miracle?Exploring Jewish Traditions for Dealingwith Tragedy

LUNCH & TALK12:00 NOONJudith Viorst, Unexpectedly Eighty:and Other Adaptations

TALKS @ 22:00 P.M.Michael Hirsh, The Liberators: America’sWitnesses to the Holocaust

TEA & TALK4:00 P.M.Annie Korzen, Bargain Junkie: Livingthe Good Life on the Cheap

7TH ANNUAL MURRAY GOODMANMEMORIAL LECTURE7:30 P.M.Mitchell Bard, The Arab Lobby: TheInvisible Alliance That Undermines America’sInterest in the Middle East

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14noRTh CounTy pResenTaTionsTEMPLE SOLEL2:00 P.M.Sheila Isenberg, Muriel’s War: AnAmerican Heiress in the Nazi Resistance

TEEN ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMTEMPLE SOLEL7:00 P.M.J.J. Surbeck, A Conversation: IsraelAdvocacy Issues

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15DOVE LIBRARY1:00 P.M.Yale Strom, Dave Tarras: The Kingof Klezmer

DOVE LIBRARY7:30 P.M.Rebecca Goldstein, 36 Arguments forthe Existence of God: A Work of Fiction

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Angella Nazarian

Bryna Kranzler

Lawrence Goldstein, PhD

Laurie Strongin

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9MORNING COFFEE CONVERSATION/WHO KNEW?UNUSUAL JEWISH STORIES

10:00 A.M. .......Bryna Kranzler, The Accidental AnarchistStart your day with a jolt as Bryna Kranzler shares the nearly unbelievable, yet entirelytrue tale of Jacob Marateck: a Jewish officer in the notoriously anti-Semitic Russian armyduring the Russo-Japanese War; a revolutionary who sought to overthrow the Czar; anda man sentenced to death three times. Translated from his handwritten diaries andoften told in Marateck’s darkly humorous words, The Accidental Anarchist is the taleof his adventures, his unique personality, and his very survival.


LUNCH & TALK/WHO KNEW? UNUSUAL JEWISH STORIES12:00 NOON ....Angella Nazarian, Life as a VisitorEver feel like a fish out of water? Imagine being Jewish in Iran! Meet Huffington Postwriter Angella Nazarian as she shares her story of fleeing revolutionary Iran to America,and what it took to embrace the new while staying true to her roots. At this event, shewill share an emotional journey from past to present, from the exotic to the familiar,and from a country's political struggle to her own inner struggle in search of home,family and sense of belonging. Life as a Visitor is her story, told through poetry, prose,and photography.

Book Signing Follows • Admission: $14.00/Member; $17.00/Non-MemberCOMMUNITY HOST, HADASSAH


speCial evenT JEWISH CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCIENCE & MEDICINEAN UNDERSTANDING OF THE SCIENCE AND STRUGGLES IN STEM CELL RESEARCH

Join in the stem cell debate with a clear understanding of the science, the law, the politics, and the moral,religious, and ultimately personal and life-changing considerations. Learn about both the human andscientific sides of the stem cell research story and controversy.

4:00 P.M. ..........Laurie Strongin, Saving Henry: A Mother’s JourneyFirst, the human side… Laurie Strongin shares the story of her son Henry, who bravelybattled a fatal genetic disease while his parents fought a seven-year race against time,science and politics to save their son. Their persistent advocacy for stem cell research—including joining Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi to urge Congress to pass the Stem CellResearch Enhancement Act—makes available to others the lifesaving technique thattheir child needs.

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5:00 P.M. ..........Dr. Lawrence Goldstein, Stem Cells for DummiesFollowing Laurie Strongin, will be Dr. Lawrence Goldstein, Director of the UC San DiegoStem Cell Program and Professor of Cellular & Molecular Medicine at UC San Diego Schoolof Medicine. In clear, concise language, Dr. Goldstein explains what stem cells are and whatthey do, the legalities of harvesting them for use in research, and the future prospects formedical stem cell therapies.

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Erica Brown

Tuesday evening Talk7:30 P.M. ..........Dr. Erica Brown, Confronting Scandal: How Jews Can Respond

When Jews Do Bad ThingsWant to know how to counter negative Jewish stereotyping? Especially the kindreinforced by the likes of Jack Abramoff, Elliott Spitzer, and Bernie Madoff? Dr. EricaBrown, Wexner Foundation faculty member and Jewish Federation Scholar-in-Residence,will show you how. Rather than circling the wagons in the face of civic scorn, Jews mustpro-actively hold all of our people to the highest civic and Judaic standards, as presentedin Deuteronomy, “And you shall do what is just and good in the eyes of God.” Join Dr.Brown as she presents her strategy.

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Michael Hirsh

Morey Schwartz

Annie Korzen

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10MORNING COFFEE CONVERSATION

10:00 A.M.........Morey Schwartz, Where’s My Miracle? Exploring Jewish Traditionsfor Dealing with Tragedy

If you’ve ever been struck by tragedy or if you know someone who has, this talk canempower you with the skills and understanding you need to cope and to help others.Rabbi Morey Schwartz, Director of the Florence Melton Adult Institute, uses the wisdomand teachings of sages through the centuries to uncover a new way to look at our lives.This event is a must for those who seek counsel, but even more so for those who wouldprovide it as they above all must be sympathetic to the deep sensitivities of those whoseek consolation.


LUNCH & TALK12:00 NOON ....Judith Viorst, Unexpectedly Eighty: and Other Adaptations

What does it mean to be 80? Author Judith Viorst shares playful poetry on the subjectthat will have you feeling zesty, hopeful, and full of the pleasures of living. Viorstgleefully attests that 80 is not too old to dream, to flirt, to drink, and to dance. Funny,moving, inspirational, and true—the newest in Judith Viorst’s beloved "decades" seriesextols the virtues, victories, frustrations, and joys of life. Don’t miss this uplifting chatwith one of America’s most beloved writers.

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TALKS @ 22:00 P.M. ..........Michael Hirsh, The Liberators: America’s Witnesses to the Holocaust

Holocaust survivors can never forget; neither can soldiers who liberated them. In April/ May1945, young American men, some who had never before left home, encountered hell onearth across Germany. These brave soldiers, now in their 80s and 90s, shared theirstories with Peabody award-winner Michael Hirsh, and now he shares them withyou. These true tales expose not only the worst that humankind can do, but alsothe best, and provide a final rebuttal to those who would deny the Holocaust.


TEA & TALK4:00 P.M. ..........Annie Korzen, Bargain Junkie: Living the Good Life on the Cheap

Did your mother reuse tea bags? Annie Korzen’s did. And now Annie, a comic/actress/lecturer/essayist and self-described “bargainista” and “frugalista” has raised hermother’s thrift to high art and shares how she finds upscale bargains and has fundoing it. Annie will show you how to dress well, decorate your home, travel, eat out,and live the good life without breaking your budget. Join the author for this fun-filledfrugality fest!


Judith Viorst


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Wednesday evening Talk7TH ANNUAL MURRAY GOODMAN MEMORIAL LECTURE

7:30 P.M. ..........Mitchell Bard, The Arab Lobby: The Invisible Alliance ThatUndermines America’s Interests in the Middle East

Discover the dark history and ongoing aims of the Arab lobby. Scholar Mitchell Bardtakes you on a tour of the scarily secret history of a group that includes former electedofficials and diplomats, academics, human rights organizations, Christian groups,UN agencies, and even law enforcement officials. From trying to prevent America’srecognition of Israel in 1948 to covertly aiming to increase U.S. oil dependency, thelobby’s 80-year mission has been to coerce the U.S. to ignore Saudi human rightsabuses, terrorist support and opposition to American interests. Join the author ashe exposes this “many-headed hydra.” What you’ll learn is sure to stir you to action!

Book Signing Follows • Admission: $14.00/Member; $17.00/Non-MemberLITERARY CIRCLE PARTNER WITH THE AUTHOR, GARY & JERRI-ANN JACOBS AND FAMILY

Mitchell Bard

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Sheila Isenberg

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14at Temple Solel • 3575 Manchester Ave., Cardiff by the Sea, CA 92024

2:00 P.M. .....Sheila Isenberg, Muriel’s War: An American Heiress in the Nazi ResistanceWho was Muriel Gardiner? She was the remarkable woman who inspired Lillian Hellman’sJulia. She was a product of Chicago’s high society and daughter of a dynasty of millionairemeat packers. Most importantly, she was the benefactor of countless WWII refugees,a daring woman who smuggled passports and money and offered her home as a safe housefor anti-Fascist dissidents. Meet Sheila Isenberg—co-author with William Kuntsler ofMy Life as a Radical Lawyer—as she discusses her most recent work. Muriel’s War tellsthe true story of a woman who gave all she had to make the world a better place.


TEEN ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMat Temple Solel • 3575 Manchester Ave., Cardiff by the Sea, CA 92024

7:00 P.M. ..........J.J. Surbeck, An Invitation of the SDJBF to the North CountyTeen Community.

A Conversation with J.J. Surbeck, Co-Founder of T.E.A.M. (Training and Education About theMiddle East) on Israel advocacy issues: Ten issues that every college bound student must knowabout Israel. Using Michael Bard’s book, On One Foot, as a resource, the students will engage in adialogue regarding how to respond to critics of Israel in a fair and objective fashion.

Free AdmissionHOSTED BY T.E.A.M. (TRAINING AND EDUCATION ABOUT THE MIDDLE EAST)

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15at Dove Library • 1775 Dove Lane, Carlsbad, CA 92011

1:00 P.M. ..........Yale Strom, Dave Tarras: The King of KlezmerMeet author, musician, and klezmer expert Yale Strom for an in-depth look at the man manyhail as the “the Benny Goodman of klezmer," Dave Tarras. A brilliant clarinetist, the Russian-born Tarras’ talent almost went unheard by most as he was conscripted into the czar’s armyin 1915. But, as was the case so often in his life, music made the difference, and kept himout of the trenches. He eventually landed in New York City where he began cementing hislegend. There is no one better to discuss the life of one of this Klezmer legend, other thanYale Strom, an accomplished musician (having released 13 Klezmer CDs), and masterstoryteller. Don’t miss this rare “informance” (informal performance) featuring both wordsand music to tell the private story of Dave Tarras. It is sure to be a most melodious event.


7:30 P.M. ..........Rebecca Newberger Goldstein, 36 Arguments for theExistence of God: A Work of Fiction

Rebecca Goldstein has received the MacArthur Fellowship (a.k.a., the Genius Grant),the Guggenheim Fellowship, and the Radcliffe Fellowship. In 2008, she was designateda Humanist Laureate by the International Academy, and has also been a National JewishBook Award winner. Join Rebecca Goldstein as she discusses her latest book. In a starredreview, Publisher’s Weekly calls 36 Arguments… “rollicking… irreverent and witty” as it detailsthe story of Cass Seltzer, an atheist who is in for a lot of soul-searching. Take advantage ofthis unique opportunity to meet this fearless, funny, brilliant writer.


J.J. Surbeck

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san diego Center for Jewish Culturesan diego’s only Jewish institution dedicated solely to presenting high quality, nationally recognized arts & culture programs.Caryn Viterbi, Board President

The San Diego Center for Jewish Culture, while a separate non-profit, is housed at the Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center andacts as the cultural arts arm of the Center. The mission of the CJC is to expand and enrich cultural life in San Diego by presenting thefinest in Jewish artistic expression, encouraging the preservation of Jewish culture and heritage, and nurturing new creativity in thearts. The CJC offers a wide variety of multidisciplinary artistic programs that explore cultural identities and perspectives, promotecross cultural understanding, and highlight human themes of family, tolerance, compassion, and hope. Its facilities feature a 500-seat theatre, a Judaica library, an art gallery, and a community Holocaust Memorial Garden.

JHCompany youTh TheaTReOctober 9 • 8:00 P.M.Comedy Improv Show JHCompany’s Artists Taking Action

October 15–24 Fiddler on the Roof – To Life! JHCompany Youth Theatre

December 3–12 13-A New Musical JHCompany Youth Theatre

san diego JeWish film fesTivalGENEROUSLY SPONSORED BYTHE LEICHTAG FAMILY FOUNDATIONFEBRUARY 10–20, 2011

October 3 • 7:00 P.M.The Boys: The Sherman Brothers Story

October 19 Reel Talks david & dorothea garfield Theatre

goTThelf aRT galleRyDecember 8, 2010–February 23, 2011Reception, December 8 • 7:30 P.M.From Page to Stage: Portraits of Jewish LiteraryFigures by John David RatajkowskifRee and open To The publiC

samuel and RebeCCa asToRJudaiCa libRaRyDistinguished Author Serieswww.sdcjc.org for more information

san diego JeWish musiC seRiesOctober 25 • 7:00 P.M.Avishai Cohendavid & dorothea garfield Theatre BOX OFFICE: (858) 362-1348 • www.sdcjc.org

Calendar of Events 2010 JHCOMPANY YOUTH THEATRE

October 9, 2010 • 8:00 P.M.Comedy Improv Show JHCompany’s Artists Taking Action

This is a FAMILY-FRIENDLY show appropriate for ages 6–96. Similar to the popularshow Whose Line Is It Anyway?, this hilarious, fast-paced improvisational presentationwith two teams playing against each other in the style of a sports match for anevening of fun-filled entertainment.

david & dorothea garfield Theatre$10/JCC member; $12/non–member; $9/group Rate for 10 or more people

Joseph and the amazing Technicolor dreamcoatDirected and Musical Direction by Jason ChaseFebruary 25–March 13, 2011

In this long-running musical, we see the story of Joseph, sonof Jacob. Patriarch Jacob lived happily with his dozen sons,but his favoritism for bright Joseph, symbolized by the giftof a spectacular multi-colored coat, makes his brothers sojealous they end up selling him into slavery and driven to Egypt.Though beset with adversity, Joseph perseveres through witand faith and becomes the governor of Egypt, second onlyto the Pharaoh. This all sets the scene for when he meets hisbrothers who have come to Egypt to purchase food. The Narrator draws a schoolaudience repeatedly into a very 21st century Technicolor production of the Biblicalstory. With such memorable songs such as Go, Go, Go, Joseph, Any Dream Will Doand the exciting Megamix ending will have you dancing in the aisles with excitement!

A Joyous New Musical For The Entire FamilyBased On The Garden Of Eden and Noah’s Ark.Directed by Joey LandwehrMay 13–22, 2011

From Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Pippin, Pocahontas and Prince Of Egypt) andJohn Caird of Les Miserables comes a joyous and inspirational musical aboutparents, children and faith. Freely based on the story of Genesis, Children of Edenis a musical that rivals the spectacle of The Lion King with The Naming of theAnimals and of course welcoming the animals on the ark. This frank, heartfelt andoften humorous examination of the age-old conflict between parents and childrenwill keep you humming, singing and swaying in your seats. Adam, Eve, Noah andthe Father who created them deal with the headstrong, cataclysmic actions of theirrespective children. The show ultimately delivers a bittersweet, but inspiring messagethat “the hardest part of love... is letting go”—so true!

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david & dorothea garfield Theatre

viterbi family galleria

foster-Ratner performing arts education Center

samuel & Rebecca astor Judaica library

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san diego Jewish book fair

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SAMUEL AND REBECCA ASTOR JUDAICA LIBRARY 2011Jacob Goldberg Annual Lecture Series Lectures on IsraelJoin us for the latest news/politics in the Middle East Monday, April 4 • 7:30 P.M.Tuesday, April 5 • 7:30 P.M.Wednesday, April 6 • 7:30 P.M.

Jewish Poets–Jewish voices Three Evenings featuring local Jewish poets followed by "openmic." Bring your poetry to read or sing, or just listen and enjoy. Tuesday, January 18 • 7:30 PM Tuesday, February 22 • 7:30 PM Tuesday, March 22 • 7:30 PM

Staged Readings of New Plays Join professional actors as they bring to life the work of seasonedplaywrights from around the world. There will be comedy, dramaand history – something for everyone! Monday, January 10 • 7:00 P.M.Monday, February 28 • 7:00 P.M.Monday, March 28 • 7:00 P.M.Monday, May 2 • 7:00 P.M.

Annual Used Book Sale SAvE THE DATES Wednesday, June 15–Sunday, June 19

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Southern California Artists from IsraelFROM DESERT TO DESERT:

SEPTEMBER 15–NOvEMBER 19, 2010— Free and open to the public —

In this exhibition of seven contemporary artists, issues and interpretations of the beautyof the land and the environment are addressed along with aspects of memory, personalidentity, heritage, family and abstract expressions of time and change.

Art is for sale.

GALLERY HOURS:SUN-FRI: 9:00 A.M.–5:00 P.M.SAT: CLOSED

www.sdcjc.org

SDCJC FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS

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SAN DIEGO JEWISH BOOK FAIR COMMITTEELinda Daniels, San Diego Jewish Book Fair Chair

Zelda Goodman, San Diego Jewish Book Fair Founding ChairWendy Sabin-Lasker, CJC Director/Book Fair Director

Susan Hagler, Program Associate

Linda Daniels, Debbie Gerber, Sandra Silverstein, Book Selection Co-ChairsRoberta Wagner Berman, Samuel & Rebecca Astor Judaica Library Events

Barbara Silverman, Children’s Book Selection

SAN DIEGO CENTER FOR JEWISH CULTURECaryn Viterbi, President, Board of Directors

Michael Cohen, Executive DirectorNate Stein, Associate Executive DirectorNancy Johnson, Chief Financial OfficerAna Kozlowski, Director of Development

Dan Shapiro, Director of MarketingJoyce Mishoulam Grant,

Creative DirectorAngela Zuniga, Graphic Designer

Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center, JACOBS FAMILY CAMPUSMelissa Garfield Bartell, President, Board of Directors

BOOKS AND MUSIC FOR THE HOME LIBRARYBarnes & Noble/BookstarBookstar is proud to participate in this year's San Diego Jewish Book Fair.At Bookstar, we believe a great bookstore does more than just sell books.We welcome our customers to browse, read, chat, think or simply relax witha cup of coffee in one of our over 600 superstores located across the country.That's why we support up-and-coming authors and why we sponsor eventsand participate in charitable activities to benefit our local communities.

JCC BookstoreAdditional books, music, and more.

Nancy Alvarez-CalderonCarol Davidson Baird

Diana BarliantBeverly BergerJudy Faitek

Naomi Gabai FisherMarcy Gardner

Linda & Paul GlobersonCarolyn Melman

Shelley NeimanJudy Rubenstein

Alan & Esther SimanGloria StoneKaren Zeiger

Eric Whinston, Book Ordering/CateringHelen Kramer, BrandeisHillary Liber, Brochure

Judy Loeb, Nancy Neigus, Brochure AssistantsJulie Potiker, Caryn Viterbi, Family Day

Julie Potiker, Fundraising

Shirley Gilbert, HadassahSandra Silverstein, Hospitality

Sandra Silverstein, Devorah Gurantz, OutreachBobbi Krueger, North County Presentations

Julie Potiker, VIP ReceptionBobbi Krueger, Geri Treppel, Volunteers

Wendy Sabin-Lasker, CJC DirectorKylee Hobb, Box Office Manager

Sandra Kraus, San Diego Jewish Film Festival ProducerStephanie Krieger, Associate Director of Development

Joey Landwehr, JHCompany Artistic DirectorJamilla Latimer, Box Office AssistantRyan Matzinger, Theatre Manager

Nan Pace, JHCompany Managing DirectorD. Candis Paule, Gotthelf Art Gallery Administrator

and Music Series ProducerChris Plonka, Technical Director

Cyndi Quisenberry, Film Festival Assistant ProducerPaul Parietti, Film Curatorial Assistant

Roseliz Scott, CJC Administrator

“Looking for YOUR special book, ask our Mavens…refer to ourMavens’ recommended list…our Mavens welcome your suggestions.”

Debbie Gerber, Linda Daniels and Sandra Silverstein, Book Selection Co-chairs

San Diego Jewish Book Fair sales benefit the Lawrence Family JCC

TiCkeTsfoR infoRmaTion and TiCkeTs Call The boXoffiCe: (858) 362-1348 • www.sdjbf.org

TiCkeTs aRe non-Refundable:exchanges in advance will be made (subject toavailability)

spaCe is limiTed. buy TiCkeTs eaRly!

ReseRved seCTion foR undeRWRiTeRs

Ticket orders:Tickets will be held at the JCC box office fororders received after Tuesday, october 26, 2010.

1) by mailReturn the attached form with check payableto: JCC/sdjbf or with credit card informationand signature.

please enclose total payment and send to:lawrence family Jewish Community Center,JaCobs family Campus4126 executive dr., la Jolla, Ca 92037-1348attn: book fair

2) by phone/faX:JCC box office (858) 362-1348 or faX orderwith credit card information to (858) 457-7695.

3) on The Web: www.sdjbf.org

4) in peRson:JCC box office, 4126 executive drive, la JollaWeekdays: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

5) aT The dooR: Tickets will be available onehour prior to lecture start, space permitting.

6) gRoup RaTes: group rates are available.for questions regarding group rate, please callthe JCC box office: (858) 362-1348

The san diego Center for Jewish Culture at thelawrence family Jewish Community Center,JaCobs family Campus will not be liable forany loss or damage or claim for refundoccasioned by the non-appearance of anyscheduled author or the cancellation of anyprogram due to causes not within its control.

The views expressed are only those of theauthors and not necessarily those of the lfJCC.

noTe: bring this brochure with you to the bookfair, and refer to the centerfold “QuickReference guide” (pages 12 & 13) forcomplete schedule.

paRkingfor your convenience, the following parkinglots will be available.

THE PARKING GARAGELa Jolla Executive Toweracross the street from the lfJCC is available forparking after 6:00 p.m., and all day sunday.

fRee of ChaRge WiTh validaTion,available in The JCC galleRia

THE FRONT LOT OF THE JCCFor All Evening Lecturesis reserved for san diego Jewish book fairunderwriters who are at the authors levelor above.

SAN DIEGO JEWISH BOOK FAIR MEMBERSHIP PROMOTION*

JOIN NOW! Become a member of the Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center, JACOBS FAMILYCAMPUS today and start taking advantage of all that this beautiful Center has to offer. As a specialoffer to Book Fair attendees we will waive your regis tration fee and give you an extra month FREE!That’s 13 months for the price of 12—a savings that could add up to as much as $290.Our membershipteam is available to sign you up, or to answer any questions you may have.

Please call us at (858) 362-1115 or stop by while you are at the Book Fair.

Thank you for coming to the San Diego Jewish Book Fair. * Valid for Non-members only

Susan Hagler, Program Associate

BUY A PACKAGE AND SAVE - ANY 3 EVENTS IN THE SAME PRICE RANGE!Three tickets @ $6/m; $8/nm = $15/m; $18/nm • Three tickets @ $14/m; $17/nm = $38/m, $46/nm

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Payment Method: q Check (Payable to: SDCJC) q visa q MasterCard q Discover

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* Includes a Light Breakfast, Lunch, or Tea (Prior Reservations Suggested)

LECTURES DATE/TIME General Admission Number Senior/Students Number TotalMember/Non-Memb. of Tickets Member/Non-Memb. of Tickets Amount

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Box Office Processing Fee: ($1.50 per ticket up to a maximum of $9.00 per order)

UNDERWRITER PASS – $475 and up (Box Office Fee Included).

For underwriting opportunities (listed on page 15) call Wendy Sabin-Lasker (858) 362-1149

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laWRenCe family JeWish CommuniTy CenTeR • JaCobs family Campus

yousef Wed., nov. 3, 7:30 p.m. $14.00/17.00 $13.00/16.00mulleR ThuRs., nov., 4, 10:00 a.m. $6.00/8.00* $5.00/7.00*

pease Thurs., nov., 4, 12:00 noon $14.00/17.00* $13.00/16.00*

sChine ThuRs., nov. 4, 4:00 p.m. $6.00/8.00* $5.00/7.00*

giTlin ThuRs., nov. 4, 7:30 p.m. $14.00/17.00 $13.00/16.00

hoffman, s. fRi., nov. 5, 12:00 noon $14.00/17.00* $13.00/16.00*

shTeyngaRT saT., nov. 6, 7:30 p.m. $14.00/17.00 $13.00/16.00

kameneTz sun., nov. 7, 12:00 noon $14.00/17.00* $13.00/16.00*

Chasnoff sun., nov. 7, 7:30 p.m. $16.00/20.00 $15.00/19.00

levy mon., nov. 8, 10:00 a.m. $6.00/8.00* $5.00/7.00*

louRie mon., nov. 8, 12:00 noon $14.00/17.00* $13.00/16.00*

hammeRsTein mon., nov. 8, 4:00 p.m. $6.00/8.00* $5.00/7.00*

zien mon., nov. 8, 7:30 p.m $14.00/17.00 $13.00/16.00

kRanzleR Tues., nov. 9, 10:00 a.m. $6.00/8.00* $5.00/7.00*

nazaRian Tues., nov. 9, 12:00 noon $14.00/17.00* $13.00/16.00*

sTRongin/goldsTein Tues, nov. 9, 4:00/5:00 p.m. $6.00/8.00 $5.00/7.00

bRoWn Tues., nov. 9, 7:30 p.m. $14.00/17.00 $13.00/16.00

sChWaRTz Wed., nov. 10, 10:00 a.m. $6.00/8.00* $5.00/7.00*

vioRsT Wed., nov. 10, 12:00 noon $14.00/17.00* $13.00/16.00*

koRzen Wed., nov. 10, 4:00 p.m. $6.00/8.00* $5.00/7.00*

baRd Wed., nov. 10, 7:30 p.m. $14.00/17.00 $13.00/16.00

noRTh CounTy evenTs

isenbeRg sun., nov. 14, 2:00 p.m. (solel) $6.00/8.00 $5.00/7.00

sTRom mon., nov. 15, 1:00 p.m. (dove) $6.00/8.00 $5.00/7.00

goldsTein mon., nov. 15, 7:30 p.m. (dove) $6.00/8.00 $5.00/7.00

SAN DIEGO CENTER FOR JEWISH CULTURE

Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center

JACOBS FAMILY CAMPUS

4126 Executive Drive

La Jolla, California 92037-1348

NONPROFITORGANIZATION

US POSTAGEPAID

PERMIT 58SAN DIEGO CA

16TH Annual SAN DIEGO JEWISH BOOK FAIRAN EXTRAVAGANZA OF JEWISH LITERATURE FOR ALL AGES

NOVEMBER 3–10, 14, 15, 2010 • OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

BOX OFFICE: (858) 362-1348 • www.sdjbf.org

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