8 p.m. Edwin Black Author of Author of Mother of Illy Mother Format C: The richest man on earth owns the biggest computer company in the world, based in Seattle and tries to use the Y2K crisis to launch the ultimate domination of mankind. Black also wrote The Transfer Agreement which won the 1984 Carl Sandburg Award for best nonfiction by a Chicago author. Co-Sponsored by: Greenspan, Hoffman and Rosenberg Chapter-City of Hope Belua Plain 6:30 p.m. Hope Edelman Bringing the insight and wisdom that made hundreds of thousands embrace her criti- cally-acclaimed New York Times bestseller Motherless Daughters, Ms. Edelman now presents an equally provocative look at the relationships between grandmothers, mothers and daughters. Co-Sponsored by: Commission on Jewish Eldercare Services (COJES) and LeVine Institute on Aging. JPIH Building Ray Scheindlin JP111 Building 8 p.m. Fortunes Hand See 10 a.m, Wednesday, November 10 for description Co-Sponsored by: The Detroit Jewish Coalition for Literacy, a pro- gram of The Jewish Community Council. Author of: The Book of Job Scheindlin takes a new approach in telling the biblical tale of Job. Rather than the patient sufferer, Job is painted as a defiant man who eloquently demands an argu- ment with G-d. Scheindlin is a professor of Hebrew literature at the Thursday, Number 11, 1999 Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Co-Sponsored by: Jewish Theological Seminary Day underwritten by: Jack 6 Jeanette Miller, Jean 6 Sam Frankel Daniel Gordis JP111 Building Hope Edelman 1 p.m. Becoming a Jewish Parent: How to Explore Spirituality and Traditions with Your Children See 6:30 p.m. November 11 for description Co-Sponsored by: COJES and LeVine Institute on Aging 1 p.m. Author of Hotel Bolivia In the terrifying months between Hitler's annexation of Austria and the outbreak of World War II, nearly 20,000 Central European Jews found refuge in Bolivia. Spitzer is a professor of history at Dartmouth College. Co-Sponsored by: American Friends of Hebrew University, Michigan State University's Jewish Studies Program, Michigan Coalition of Secular & Humanistic Jews (Birmingham Temple, Jewish Parents Institute, Workmen's Circle/Arbiter Ring and Sholem Aleichem Institute) 8 p.m. Author of: Mother of My 'Bother Leo Spitzer Rabbi Gordis guides parents on how to create a home environ- ment that encourages children to embrace their heritage and reli- gion with understanding and joy. Rabbi Gordis is the dean of the rabbinical school at the University of Judaism in Los Angeles. Co-Sponsored by: Child Development Center of the JCC, Congregation Shaarey Zedek, Congregation Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood, Jewish Family Service Friday, llouember 12, 1999 Day underwritten by: Carrie 5 Roger Rushner 10 a.m. Judy Zeidler flrieh Leu Breslow 3 p.m. Author of When Less Is More Breslow challenges the idea that more of something is better. The journey is a fasci- nating exploration of the mind's power and its healing potential. Breslow has taught T'ai Chi Ch'uan and Ch'i Kung for over 20 years in Europe and Israel. He has also written several articles relating to health and exercise. Co-Sponsored by: Fresh Air Society/Tamarack Camps 8 p.m. Author of The 30-Minute Kosher Cook Zeidler presents an assortment of kosher entrées in her latest book. She offers easy- to-prepare dishes that will please hungry family members in a hurry. The 30-Minute Kosher Cook is your one-stop shop for speedy, delectable kosher fare for the Jewish holidays or any day of the week. She will do a cooking demonstration.