Having just returned from Israel, where I was involved in both the PresenTense Institute for Creative Zionism (which you can read about here) and the ROI Summit (which you can read about here), I did the natural thing and jumped on a train to head to Boston. Or Bostonish, since I’m at Brandeis University. I’m here for a fellowship for Jewish journalists: it’s like a bootcamp of networking and education designed to help us take our journalistic journeys to the next level.

Also, while I was away, I produced two columns. In tribute to my summer romance with Jewish innovation (I know…sounds totally hot, right? I guess it’s possible that I might be a geek, but at least I’m a creative Zionist geek), I present this column, whose name — picked by my editor, apparently — is so bad that I’m not even putting it here. Just click and read.

And if you missed the column before that, click here for “Find His Wife, Please,” a column about standup single comic David Kilimnick, who I am officially declaring July’s Single Semite of the Month.

But why stop now? I’m still producing…my latest is a post here at the JTA, called “Redefining ‘Jews By Choice'”.