- Judaism Without Borders has posted a partial roundup already.
- Jewschool was Institute blogging central, with numerous posts from anne, and from feygele, and from yours truly, covering everything from feminism to dancing to bad encyclopedia writing.
- feygele has also posted on his own blog.
- Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg has posted before and during.
- Rabbi Jill Jacobs of JSpot writes about gender and age.
- Shira Salamone of On The Fringe has blogged extensively throughout the week and afterwards.
- Two posts from magid.
- Suburban Entwife writes before and after.
- Harpo Jaeger posts before Institute, and pictures from Mount Monadnock.
UPDATE 1: Two more from magid, with details on classes and workshops.
UPDATE 2: Sefer Ha-Bloggadah reports on the EJ siyyum and Sefer Ha-Bloggadah kickoff.
UPDATE 3: More on Jewschool: Kung Fu Jew on "Why Netanyahu didn't speak at the Havurah Institute"
UPDATE 4: Two posts from cellio.
UPDATE 5: More highlights from magid. cellio on the prayer leading class. Two more from On The Fringe and a roundup. Betsy at COEJL on green minhagim.
UPDATE 6: Three posts from tigerbright.
UPDATE 7: Reports from Ed and Ari Melman.
NHC sounds great!
ReplyDeleteLast year I took time off and bought a plane ticket to go the URJ Kallah (now called Adult Learning Retreat or something like that). I have to admit I was a little disappointed. The buzz in the Jewish blogosphere, however is great about Limmud, and I am most impressed with the listed program from NHC.
Time and money being very finite resources, it's only realistic to consider one Jewish learning trip a year. Just wondering if anyone reading this comment could compare/contrast NHC with Limmud.
There are lots of Limmuds out there, but here's one comparison between Limmud NY and the NHC Summer Institute from a couple years ago.
ReplyDeleteSo this is why my stats counter suddenly spiked! If I'd known people were going to notice my post, I would have made it contain actual coherence ;-)
ReplyDeleteBZ, I'm chiming in with a correction to one of my posts: The choral version of Halleluyah, hallelu Kel b'kodsho (Psalm 150) that we were singing (or trying to sing :) )at the Institute on Friday night was by Louis Levandowski (not Salamone Rossi).
ReplyDeleteWow, you even linked to my Institute follow-up posts. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these! I had a great time at my first Institute.
ReplyDeleteI have a couple too. ;)
http://tigerbright.livejournal.com/923312.html
http://tigerbright.livejournal.com/923438.html
http://tigerbright.livejournal.com/923944.html
There will be one more if I ever get to it...
These are great. We have some too:
ReplyDeletehttp://visionary.sitesled.com/Blog/Entries/2008/8/24_National_Havurah.html