http://danyaruttenberg.net/2007/03/14/pesach-is-coming-ii-diy-seder/ Danya Ruttenberg's website Fri, 18 May 2012 00:19:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 http://danyaruttenberg.net/2007/03/14/pesach-is-coming-ii-diy-seder/#comment-28828 Jen Sun, 18 Mar 2007 13:37:52 +0000 http://danyaruttenberg.net/2007/03/14/pesach-is-coming-ii-diy-seder/#comment-28828 Ooh, dat interesting. I've been thinking for a while now about a calligraphy project book, Calligraph Your Own Hagaddah - maybe working in team with this would be A Way To Go. Ooh, dat interesting. I’ve been thinking for a while now about a calligraphy project book, Calligraph Your Own Hagaddah - maybe working in team with this would be A Way To Go.

]]> http://danyaruttenberg.net/2007/03/14/pesach-is-coming-ii-diy-seder/#comment-28154 Jewess » Blog Roundup: Emergency Contraception, Food Art, Tefillin on Women Fri, 16 Mar 2007 13:27:03 +0000 http://danyaruttenberg.net/2007/03/14/pesach-is-coming-ii-diy-seder/#comment-28154 [...] -Salty femme shares a butternut squash, leek and potato soup recipe; gives us a heads up about submissions for a new feminist magazine, Make/Shift; and discusses the recent JAP debacle over at Jew School. -Life in Israel does the biggest roundup we’ve ever seen. Yasher koach! -Tashina Byrd, who was outrageously denied her right (her right as a consumer, that is) to buy the Plan B emergency contraceptive from a Walmart in January, has a blog, where she shares her version of the story. -Feministing tells us about Colorado’s “first piece of pro-choice legislation since 1999.” -Alas’s Ampersand calls attention to the Pope’s “non-negotiable” stance against the death penalty, which the media has ignored in the midst of the pope’s anti-abortion and anti-gay marriage statements. Guess death as an issue is just not in right now. -Ayecha is dismayed at an anonymous anti-girl-baby-naming comment left on a RenReb post, and recalls that there were days not too long ago, evening in Conservative Judaism, when women did not have the right to full participation in religious life. -Barefoot Jewess explains how teffilin were “thrust upon” her. -Canonist points to “an interesting juxtaposition” of bug-inspecting for kashrut and egalitarianism in Orthodox Judaism. -Iconia posts about a Jewess artist finding art in burnt pita toast. Personally, I prefer my art on seven-grain. -For interested parties in Chicago, Maya Escobar will be performing an “interactive piece” at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s Undergraduate Thesis Exhibition. -Chayyei Sarah links to her wedding-related articles in The NY Jewish Week. -Danya draws us to the Open Source Hagaddah and encourages us to design our own Passover seders. -Israelity reports that a psychic detective helped catch escaped Israeli serial rapist Benny Sela. What do you think about that? Wait, don’t tell us… -Jew School’s Mobius does his own mishegas round up. -Jewlicious dishes on Leonardo DiCaprio’s visit to the Western Wall. -JSpot offers some more insight into Rabbi Toba Spitzer, the new head of the Rabbinical Reconstructionist Federation. And you know what else? They love us, they really love us! -Orthomom gives a lawsuit update. -The Yada Blog ties up some loose ends re: hot Jewish entertainers. -Another new blog on the block, V’s blog. [...] […] -Salty femme shares a butternut squash, leek and potato soup recipe; gives us a heads up about submissions for a new feminist magazine, Make/Shift; and discusses the recent JAP debacle over at Jew School. -Life in Israel does the biggest roundup we’ve ever seen. Yasher koach! -Tashina Byrd, who was outrageously denied her right (her right as a consumer, that is) to buy the Plan B emergency contraceptive from a Walmart in January, has a blog, where she shares her version of the story. -Feministing tells us about Colorado’s “first piece of pro-choice legislation since 1999.” -Alas’s Ampersand calls attention to the Pope’s “non-negotiable” stance against the death penalty, which the media has ignored in the midst of the pope’s anti-abortion and anti-gay marriage statements. Guess death as an issue is just not in right now. -Ayecha is dismayed at an anonymous anti-girl-baby-naming comment left on a RenReb post, and recalls that there were days not too long ago, evening in Conservative Judaism, when women did not have the right to full participation in religious life. -Barefoot Jewess explains how teffilin were “thrust upon” her. -Canonist points to “an interesting juxtaposition” of bug-inspecting for kashrut and egalitarianism in Orthodox Judaism. -Iconia posts about a Jewess artist finding art in burnt pita toast. Personally, I prefer my art on seven-grain. -For interested parties in Chicago, Maya Escobar will be performing an “interactive piece” at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s Undergraduate Thesis Exhibition. -Chayyei Sarah links to her wedding-related articles in The NY Jewish Week. -Danya draws us to the Open Source Hagaddah and encourages us to design our own Passover seders. -Israelity reports that a psychic detective helped catch escaped Israeli serial rapist Benny Sela. What do you think about that? Wait, don’t tell us… -Jew School’s Mobius does his own mishegas round up. -Jewlicious dishes on Leonardo DiCaprio’s visit to the Western Wall. -JSpot offers some more insight into Rabbi Toba Spitzer, the new head of the Rabbinical Reconstructionist Federation. And you know what else? They love us, they really love us! -Orthomom gives a lawsuit update. -The Yada Blog ties up some loose ends re: hot Jewish entertainers. -Another new blog on the block, V’s blog. […]

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