Summer camp for grown-ups; printmaking in Jerusalem; Moshe Feldenkrais, the Jew who invented a version of judo; zombies and Torah

Follow Tablet Magazine: July 1, 2011   Daybreak: Case Against DSK Evaporating Plus next week the flotilla, settlement clash, and more in the news Omri Casspi Is a Cleveland Cavalier Israeli baller gets his wish and departs Sacramento Palestine's Most Surprising Opponent Neighboring Jordan might fear statehood even more than Israel All Over But the Shouting New film documents how hard it is for Jews to talk about Israel More from THE SCROLL Adult Swim Ignore the bugs and the Bieber; focus on the break from everyday life and the enveloping sense of community: Jewish summer camp can be fun and meaningful for growns-ups with families in tow, too BY JESSICA STEINBERG Today, I had eggs and biscuits for breakfast, grilled cheese for lunch, and sloppy Joes for dinner. I am at summer camp, and I am 42 years old. More Pressing Matters The Jerusalem Print Workshop, providing free workspace for artists, revives an artistic tradition in an ancient city struggling with changing demographics and religious tensions. More BY TOBY PERL FREILICH The Method Moshe Feldenkrais took the lessons of judo and his experiences in the Haganah and applied them to a philosophy of movement and self-defense that is long on theory and precise about technique More BY ROBERT SLATKIN Undead Forget those sexy vampires and shirtless werewolves. Only zombies represent the Torah's true teachings on life and death, reminding us that death is just a part of life. More BY Liel Leibovitz This email was sent to you by Tablet Magazine. To ensure delivery to your inbox, please add digest@tabletmag.com to your address book. To unsubscribe to this email, reply to this email with "Unsubscribe" in the subject line. Tablet Magazine | 37 West 28th Street, 8th Floor | New York, NY 10001 Unsubscribe | Forward to a Friend