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& Fitness
li and Max Sussman, authors
of the new cookbook
Freshman in the Kitchen:
From Clueless Cook to Creative Chef
(Huron River Press, Ann Arbor), will
be appearing on NBC's Today show at
10 a.m. Friday, April 17.
Hosts Kathy Lee and Hoda Kotb will
interview the brothers, who are sons of
Marc Sussman and Lynne Avadenka of
Huntington Woods. With their sense of
humor and talent, the brothers will be
promoting their way of making cook-
ing fun and also preparing recipes
from their cookbook.
While in New York, the Sussmans
will make other public appearances
and offer cooking demonstrations.
Freshman in the Kitchen is geared
toward a younger crowd and provided
step-by-step cooking instructions as
well as detailed instructions on grocery
shopping, how to outfit the kitchen and
other kitchen tips.
The Sussman brothers are recent
Comcast Aids Kids
The Comcast Foundation has donated
$8,000 to the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit to support an
inclusion program for preschool chil-
dren with special needs.
Kids All Together is a year-round
program that allows these children to
attend the Sarah and Irving Pitt Child
Development Center at the Jewish
Community Center in West Bloomfield
with staff support from each child, and
take part in educational, recreational
and cultural activities.
Thriving On Helping
The Cancer Thrivers Network for Jewish
Women will support BookStock on
Wednesday, March 25, from 10 a.m. to
noon. The Thrivers will sort books for
the annual BookStock sale in the spring.
The book sorting will be held in
the book depot at the rear of the
Bloomfield Plaza on Telegraph Road
at Maple Road, Bloomfield Township.
Lunch will follow at the Gallery
Restaurant. There is a charge of $10.
college graduates with a wide range
of cooking experiences — from their
time cooking together at Habonim's
Camp Tavor, where Max was the head
chef, to experiences in diners (Eli) and
upscale establishments (Max).
"We wrote this cookbook to help
people our age learn to cook real food,
from scratch without any of the intim-
idation that often comes with an over-
whelming ingredient list and pages of
instructions," Max said. "We wanted to
put all our knowledge in one place and
share it with a bigger audience."
Max lives in Ann Arbor, while Eli
lives in Los Angeles.
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For information or to make a reser-
vation, contact co-chairs Patti Nemer,
(248) 855-8145; Michelle Passon, (248)
895-2664 or smp1543@comcast.net ; or
Sandy Schwartz, (248) 851-4616.
Lawrence Tech Contest
Southfield-based Lawrence Technological
University is launching its Technovate
competition to challenge high school stu-
dents to create something of value out of
an everyday object. Top prizes are $2,000
scholarships to LTU.
High school individual students or
teams can enter online at
bit.ly/technovate by March 29. On
March 30, Josh Linkner, founder and
CEO of Michigan-based ePrize, will
announce object to be used via a video
on the Technovate Web page. Students
will have until April 17 to create value
out of the object and prepare a three-
minute video.
Winners will be announced at an
April 25 ceremony. For information,
contact Karen Evans, (248) 204-3508 or
kevans@ltu.edu.