KITCHEN DIRECT 26618 Southfield Rd. • Visit Our Showroom, 2 Blocks South of 1-696 • Lathrup Village • (248) 424-7300 Growing Haggadah" page (www.computergeeks.com/msh/what/ haggadah/5757.html), which features a Haggadah he has been working on for 20 years. It's pretty, and features hyperlinks that may give you a whole new perspective. The Jewish Communication Network's Interactive Haggadah at www.jcn18.com/holiday/passover/hag gadah/intro.html includes text and commentary from visitors about holi- day traditions in their own families. Like most JCN offerings, the style is breezy and accessible, and the ques- tions posed are interesting ones. And there's the "Anonymous Haggadah," which blends the Passover ritual with "Twelve Step" programs. You can download the entire thing or read it online at: www.jacsweb.org/rabbis/holidays/hag ada.htinl The Hebrew Union College Web site offers a beautiful online exhibit of historic Haggadot at www.cn.huc.edu/libraries/haggadahs . The Jewish mega-sites all offer Passover recipes. So does the Kosher Express homepage at www.marketnet.com/mktnet/kosher/ recipes/holidays.html. And if you're tired of the traditional Passover fare, check out the Vegetarian Fat-Free Passover Recipe page at web.mit.edu/yaron/www/passover.ht ml. Where else can you find a recipe for chicken soup without the chicken? Every year, Jews around the world conduct "Seders for Tibet," which incorporate a plea for religious free- dom in that country into the tradi- tional service. This site www.allcorp.com/tibetseder shows you how to participate. U • Joel Hersh Presidertt Summertime, summertime, St", Sten summertime is right around the corner! And we now are planning our annual Jewish News Summer Pleasures section. Can you help us out? We're looking for great photographs that evoke the quintessential, sun-drenched images of summer. Kids digging in the sand, a boy sailing on Lake Michigan, a girl swooshing down a slide, a busy lemonade stand...you get the idea. Many of your photos will be used in a Summer- Splash photo spread, while one lucky Watch This Spot! Look here each week for the newest features of JN Online: Don't miss JNet Gateway, your connection to metro Detroit Jewish online resources, and IN Sourcebook, your guide to Jewish living in Detroit. For the web addresses for the site reviewed here, visit the Cyber Spot on JN Online: www.detroitjewishnews.com grinner will grace the cover. Mail your best photographs to Carla Schwartz, Editor, JN Summer Pleasures, 27676 Franklin Road, Southfield, MI 48034. Please label your photos on the back with your name, address and phone number, and also provide a caption. Please mail all photos by April 23,1999. Summer Pleasures Neecljx, New Check out the Painters and Wallpaper Hange in our Marketpl Home and Service Guide -1111111111111111111111/11111111111111 For Today's Innovative Dining (248) 353-2757 Northwestern Highway, Between 12 & 13 Mile Roads $$$$$ Detroit Jewish News 4/2 1999 95