June 2000
http://www.bus.ualberta.ca/yreshef/pesach/shavuintro.htmlNurit Reshef does it again with wonderful easy on the eye graphics. She covers the background, names of the holiday and customs in an easy to read format. This site is suitable for children and adults.
http://www.cyber-kitchen.com/rfcj/category.cgi?category=SHAVUOTAnd what is Shavuot without blintzes and cheesecake - two less pounds. Anyway RFCJ (Rec.food.cuisine.jewish) Recipe Archives is a major archive of recipes both for Shavuot and it seems for almost any other occasion.
http://www.jfcs-atlanta.org/index.htmAll of us need help sometime or another. It may be with helping an elderly parent, retraining, counseling for children etc. The Jewish Family & Career Services in Atlanta show how an organization can use the Internet to help its constituents.
http://www.jerusalemofgold.co.il/Strolling down memory lane and reminiscing about the Six Day War and Jerusalem unification, one song and only one song comes to mind. So, I was delighted when I encountered Jerusalem of Gold song site. This song has left an indelible impression on many and was chosen as song of the year and was also selected as "Song of the Jubilee". The site provides background information concerning the song and how it came about. It also refers to the song both in written sources and on the web.
Need to brush up on Tanach skills? This is the site you've been searching for. The Tanach Study Center is designed to provide the student with a structured learning program for self-study of Tanach. The site contains: shiurim, archives and student resouce material. What's also nice is that the archives are organized in 3 ways: by parsha, topics, and holidays.