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Atomic Scale Memory
maddugan writes "Technology Research News is reporting that researchers from the University of Wisconsin at Madison have put the theoretical to the test by using single silicon atoms to represent the 1s and 0s of computing. This is equivalent to storing the contents of 7,800 DVDs in one square inch of material."
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CONGRATULATIONS MR FUCKNUGGET! You are offically the first to pollute this otherwise interesting thread with what will be parroted by scores of slashbots to follow.
HAR HAR HAR MY PR0N COLLECTION IS SO BIG HYAR AKJdfhjklasdf
die. thanks.
A Community of Frum Gay Jews
www.OrthoGays.com
Welcome to the mishpocha! Orthodox Gay Jews are thriving in New York City and around the world. A variety of resources serve our vibrant and growing community.
Is it possible to be gay and frum (a religious observant Jew)? What does the Torah say about homosexuality? What can I do about sex as a frum gay Jew? Complete responses to these and other Frequently Asked Questions about being Gay and Frum are now available. You can also read brief Comments by Orthodox Rabbis and others on the subject.
Check out the Gay and Lesbian Yeshiva and Day School Alumni Association which meets monthly to discuss matters of common interest. This group serves our community and provides a friendly, safe place for individuals to integrate their Jewish and gay identities and to meet others like us. For recorded information, please call anytime (212) 780-4656. Upcoming meetings, which are generally held on the 4th Thursday (not the last Thursday) of the month at the Center, are at 8:30 PM on April 25 and May 23, 2002 (there is no March meeting because of a conflict with Pesach). PLEASE NOTE that the Center has returned to its renovated building at 208 West 13th Street (between 7th and 8th Avenues) in New York City (Manhattan). To join the confidential e-mail list for information about special events and upcoming meetings, send an e-mail to GLYDSA@hotmail.com.
See if the film Trembling Before G-d is playing near you. If you are near New York City, check if it is playing at the Quad Cinema. We encourage you to see it. The Trembling Before G-d website has more information. The film is a documentary about orthodox gay and lesbian Jews.
Read the article "Gay and Orthodox" by Naomi Grossman in the April 2001 issue of Moment Magazine and read comments by others and respond.
NEW! POST YOUR IDEAS, THOUGHTS, FEELINGS AND COMMENTS ON BEING GAY AND JEWISH.
Orthodykes, a support group for Orthodox and formerly Orthodox lesbian, bisexual and transgender women has formed in New York City and meets monthly. For recorded information about this group, or to speak with someone, please call at anytime (212) 539-8804 or send an e-mail to: Orthodykes@hotmail.com
In California, Orthodox and Traditional gay and lesbian Jews meet the third Sunday of the month in Los Angeles for socializing, education and support. For more details contact Steve, (562) 426-7756 or ar815@lafn.org
A great page for GAY YOUTH has been set up. Check it out at JQYouth.
There are several resources in Jerusalem. Check out the Jerusalem Open House and The Gay and Lesbian Student Union of the Hebrew University - Ha'asiron Ha'acher, which also has a great web page. Another web page for religious Jews in Jerusalem is OrthodoxGays. Have a look!
An article entitled Gayness and God: Wrestlings of an Orthodox Rabbi by Rabbi Yaakov Lavado, which originally appeared in Tikkun Magazine, grapples with issues that frum gay Jews face. Conservative Rabbi Harold Schulweis has written two thoughtful articles: Morality, Legality and Homosexuality and A Second Look at Homosexuality. These articles are highly recommended. Another essay by an Oxford Rabbi also may be of interest. Have a look.
An Internet Directory of Gay Jewish sites is filled with helpful resources. This is part of a great web site called Twice Blessed: Everything Gay and Jewish. Not to be missed!
An on-line discussion list called frumgays has been established through Shamash. This list is available by subscription and is a safe space. For more information, contact Shamash through its web site. A discussion of Jewish views towards homosexuality occurred on another Shamash list several years ago and can be obtained from Mail-Jewish.
If you are sexually active, learn about and practice SAFER SEX every time. Safer Sex means knowing how HIV is transmitted and taking precautions to reduce your risk of getting HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases. HIV is transmitted in body fluids such as semen, vaginal fluid and blood. If you have anal sex, always use a latex rubber condom with water-based lubricant.
If you think you may have been exposed to HIV but have not been tested, now may be the time to do it. There are medications available which make the possibility of a longer, healthier life a reality. If you are apprehensive about getting tested, or have any questions that you need answered about HIV or AIDS, call the Tzvi Aryeh AIDS Foundation, which provides support and programs for all Jews, gay and straight, from secular to Orthodox and Chassidic. The Foundation provides information, makes referrals and is available to answer questions in English, Hebrew, Yiddish and Russian. It also offers a kosher food program for homebound people with AIDS, a friendly visitor and buddy network, and understanding Rabbis from all denominations for counseling. For more information call 212-866-6306 anytime or to speak with someone call Monday from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM or Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM (all calls are kept in the strictest confidence) or e-mail TzviAryeh@aol.com or write to P.O. Box 150, Cathedral Station, New York, NY 10025.
For additional information about our community, please contact via e-mail GayJews@aol.com.
"And G-d saw all that He had made, and found it very good." (Bereshit 1:31).
"It is not good for man to be alone." (Bereshit 2:18).
"Master of the world, I am Yours and my dreams are Yours. I have dreamed a dream and I don't know what it means. May it be Your will that all my dreams regarding myself and regarding all of Israel be good ones, those that I have dreamed about myself, those that I have dreamed about others, and those that others have dreamed about me." (Birkat Kohanim).
"In the path that a person wants to follow, Heaven leads him in that very path." (Makot 10b).
Now this is just too weird...
Sad thing is, it's true, and it's funny!
I've seen her face before... Was she on Amateur Facials by any chance?
There's never been a better time to buy than right now! Let's do it!
HOW ARE YOU GENTLEMEN !!
hobbits
grits
natalie portman
more grits
JESUS
...is that you're a motherfucker.
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