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Introductions!

gilana — Fri, 21 Nov 2003 02:48:21 GMT

We are too inactive! We must remedy that!

I think everyone should introduce themselves. Put your name, age, and location so that we can all become better aquainted. And put anything else that would help us know you!!

I'll start:

I'm Gilana, I'm 20 years old, I live in Amherst, Massachusetts. I graduated from Simon's Rock College this past May, I studied European Studies and Literary Studies. I like power tools and murder mysteries. I'm very into books. I like musicals. I'm probably a dork.

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Jesus‏

Sat, 22 Sep 2007 09:03:52 GMT

JESUS CHRIST+JESU KRISTE+YESHUA HAMASHIACH+JESUS CHRISTUS+JESU KRISTU+ISOUS HRISTOS

Blessed is he who reads and those who hear the words of this prophesy and keep those things which are written in it; for the time is near. REVELATION 1:3

And I will give power to my two witnesses, and they will prophesy one thousand two hundred and sixty days, clothed in sackcloth." REVELATION 11:3

He who testifies to these things says, " Surely I am coming quickly." Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus! The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen. REVELATION 22:20-21

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Everyone, has the responsibility to find the truth for themselves. What is stated below, must be researched and verified, so that every individual can then decide to accept, or discard it as myth. The only truth is God the Father, the Son our Lord Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. Read the Bible, pray to the Holy Spirit for guidance and our Lord Jesus Christ will not abandon you, but will place the truth in your heart.

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We must not try to copy the world, but be different to it, as the example set by our Teacher, our Lord Jesus Christ. Being the same as the world, sharing its base values, being part of the fashion trends, is all part of Satan's system (Sex changes that are taking place ever more frequently and therefore not knowing anymore who is a man or a woman). The Pope of Rome is one of Satan's instruments (the Papists have immense power and wealth, our Lord Jesus Christ was humble and owned nothing). Talmudists/Zionists want to rebuild Solomon's Temple and proclaim their own false king of the world (there is only one King of the Jews and Orthodox Christians and that is our Lord Jesus Christ). Their power base is the U.S.A (Superpower of the world). They contol many governments, banks, newspapers, television stations (the media in general), etc. We must not forget the very elusive and cunning Masonic Lodges which form part of Satan's means to spread anti-Christian and heretic information. Television and video has been one of the most powerful tools of Satan, which has ruined the ethics which sustained our youth and the family unit. With pornography in all its forms, men have been misled and subsequently their women, a whole generation of our youth and their families have been devoured by Satan. We have forgotten about God, the Bible and prayer and have allowed ourselves to go down the road to hell and have fallen into Satan's trap (in other words we are slaves to flesh and our desires). Hedonism is the aim of humanity.

The group that is attempting to rule the world, consists of three member countries, U.S.A, Europe and Japan (3 presidents). Their central control, consists of 32 members (of the 29, 8 are Americans; 9 from Japan; 12 from the European Union (contolled from Belgium/Luxembourg). Head of the 3 member group is Rockefeller (his head quaters is in Rhodes, Greece; his specific influence is in the U.S.A and E.U). Whoever does not obey the orders of this group are murdered. Death is the penalty for disobedience. Another Satanic "club" is called, Bildeberg. They can destroy any government and put a new one together again. They can make a country vanish and create a new one too. 200 members, which include intelligence agencies (CIA; BIA; BND (Ger.); SIB (Ital.); SPELA (Fra.)). There are members who are involved with NATO and hold important positions in the US administration, etc. They hold an extremely harsh stance against the East, especially with Russia because of its Christian Orthodox heritage. They exterminate/demolish any opposition.

An enemy going back thousands of years is head quatered in China (the Himalayas/Tibet). The Seljuks come from that region, who are the ancestors of the Turks, who attacked and oppressed Christian Orthodoxy in Asia Minor and Greece. The Turks/Jews have tried many times to wipe out the Greeks and Christian Orthodoxy. They call the Greeks and Christian Orthodoxy, the people of the "Blue Trigramaton" (which is refering to the Holy Light that emenates from our Lord Jesus Christ's tomb). The roots of martial arts is that region spoken of above. Martial arts are Satanic and anti-Christian and yet has our youth spellbound under the innocent guise of sport/fitness. In the Himalayas there is a glass pyramid (Sambala), it has many entrances. This is where the White Brotherhood is based. It's aim is to destroy all the world's religions except its own. It has more power than the U.S.A. It has more resources at its disposal than all the governments in the world. It has infiltrated and controls many governments and religions (Roman Catholics, Protestants and Judaism). The First and Second World Wars were masterminded by them. They are going to start the Third World War too. The White Brotherhood works with the Bildeberg club and all the others. They are assisted by the Zionists. They created Hitler and introduced the Swastika (broken cross, that is what it means). Hirohito of Japan was responsible for a massive bloodbath, but he was not punished like the others, after the Second World War because he was a member of the world ruling 3 member group mentioned above. Grey Wolves (Turkish Muslims), are connected to the White Brotherhood. Only Grey Wolves members may rule Turkey. They must always mantain a harsh stance against Greece/Christian Orthodoxy (Turgut Ozal, was exterminated for his softer stance).

The White Brotherhood want to destroy the followers of Jesus Christ. They call His followers, bipods or two-legged ones. Their methods are many: thirst, hunger on a worldwide scale. All plants and forests must be destroyed. Wars, so as to ensure maximum slaughter. They refer to humanity as a chicken breeding farm. They destroy humanity with drugs; they have contaminated our drinking water (it has been doctored with medication); our food is also contaminated and our clothes too from the fancy washing powders that we use (that is why everyone is getting ill and they don't know why). Thirst on a worldwide scale, for eg.. Euphrates to be dried up because of Turkey, which will lead to a confrontation with Iran/Syria. Hunger, for eg., Russia was the world's wheat provider, even the U.S.A relied on her. The White Brotherhood ensured that Russia would starve. In Moscow young women give themselves for a plate of food. Homosexuality, the U.S.A being its banner. One can go on and on, but there will be no end then. It is devestating. But do not despair, if you are a follower of our Lord Jesus Christ because He has defeated Satan and the world.

(This is a summarized version and a translation of a tape recording in Greek, from a Greek Orthodox perspective ofcourse, given to me by a Monk at Calvary/Golgotha in Jerusalem, Christmas, 2001. I cannot divulge any names, nor my own because this is a very dangerous subject. You will have to verify the truthfullness of the matter yourself. Please excuse my errors of spelling or other. May God forgive me if I am wrong about any of this, but I do it with honest intentions. God bless you. From a humble follower of our Lord Jesus Christ.)

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"These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world." JOHN 16:33

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"LORD JESUS CHRIST, HAVE MERCY ON ME."

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Candismatzo.com

riksus — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 22:53:25 GMT

People are talking about the matzo queen. candi has created a new niche. Strange but delicious. I learned about it through a coworker who gave me a package as a gift. WOW!!!

What's great about this idea is that whether you’d like to share the decadence with your co-workers, send your friends and family a care package they won’t forget or bring some good old fashioned chocolate matzo home, it’s always welcomed… http://www.Candismatzo.com has redefined an old age tradition and made it into something for everyone to enjoy. WELL DONE CANDI!!!

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Chanukah Festival of LIghts

JahLove — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 06:42:51 GMT

Chanukah Festival of Lights
by Rabbi Alyjah Navy

http://aynsof.org
http://tribes.tribe.net/aynsof

At the Dawn and at the Dusk
of the 8 Days of Chanukah
stands the Hebrew Letter Chet ( The 8th Letter of the Hebrew Alphabet).
Chet speaks to us of a Dream ( Chalom).
And so... My Holy Brother Zechariah Dreamed... and then The Angel awakened him Thus:
"What do you See?" And My Holy Brother Zechariah answered Thus:
"I See a Lampstand All Of Gold,
with a Bowl above it. The Lamps on it are Seven in Number, and the Lamps above it have Seven Pipes; and by it are Two Olive Trees, one on the Right of the Bowl and one on its Left." Then My Holy Brother inquired of The Angel as to the Understanding of this most Holy Vision. "What do These Things mean, my lord?"
And then The Angel revealed: "This is the Word of the Lord:
Not By Might, Nor by Power, but by My Spirit...."
Thus Saith the Lord of Hosts Then, And so Saith the Lord of Hosts Now.
So, My Friends.... Let us Vanquish, the Tyrant of Hatred that spares no Faith, no Color, no Gender. Let us Liberate ourselves from the Delusion of the Sitra Achra that would deny us from Knowing Thus: The Light that rests within each of us, is the Light
that rests within our Neighbor as Well, so Let us try to Love our Neighbor as Ourself.
Jew or Gentile, Believer, or Non-Believer, Man or Woman, All Colors and Creeds.
After the Carving and the Hewing of the Sword, must come Wisdom:
This is the Beginning and the End of the Letter Chet: Wisdom (Chochmah).
What is the Chet in Wisdom? Chai Olamim.... Life Of All Worlds: Ayn Sof !
My Friends, when we Gaze into the Light, Let us Vision, the Seven Great Halls of Heaven
and Stand firmly on this Earth. Let us Remember, that each of Us is One Holy Reflection of the Infinite. Let us Remember, the Sacred Preciousness of All Life.
Let us Remove the Veil and See that All are One.
On the 1st Night of Chanukah, in Honor of the Blessed 36 Lights that shine for Us All,
Let us My Friends .... Understand the Secret of Chanukah:
We are the Lights in the Menorah of Ayn Sof !
Let us ReDedicate ourselves, at this Holy Chanukah Celebration of Light,
TO SHINING BRIGHTLY THE DIVINE PRESENCE THAT WE ARE,
SO THAT LIGHT MAY GAZE UPON LIGHT AND BE FULFILLED !

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Story of Esther, coming out today...

tenamoore — Fri, 13 Oct 2006 17:29:59 GMT

Gener8Xion Entertainment presents the beloved Old Testament story of Esther as never seen before. One Night With the King is an epic motion picture set in an ancient and exotic world of adventure, intrigue and romance, that follows a young Jewish orphan who rises from peasant to Queen of Persia only to face the annihilation of her people.

....coming out on Oct. 13th- Today! To check your area, go to: http://8x.ziplocator.com/

One Night With the King (Gener8Xion Entertainment)- Trailer:
http://www.8x.com/onenight/trailer/video_trailer_update.htm

Starring Peter O’Toole and Omar Sharif, along with the renowned John Rhys-Davies (Lord of the Rings trilogy), Luke Goss (Blade II, ZigZag), John Noble (Lord of the Rings: Return of the King), Tommy ‘Tiny’ Lister (Next Friday), James Callis (Bridget Jones Diary, Battlestar Galactica), Jonah Lotan (24, The Jacket) and Hollywood newcomer Tiffany Dupont.

Beautifully shot by Cinematographer Steven Bernstein (Like Water, For Chocolate; Monster, etc.) it is shot completely on location in Rajasthan, India. There were no sets, just magnificent real places like the palace, which is breathtaking. They used candles and torches to light most of the film – very little electric light. Every costume is hand made and amazing. Basically, it sounds like the entire film is a piece of art. :)

Taken from the website:

ONE NIGHT WITH THE KING

At the height of ancient Persia, lovely Hadassah grows up in Susa, capitol of the empire, sheltered under the watchful eye of her Uncle Mordecai, a scribe in the royal palace. Orphaned by the murder of her parents at a young age, she spends her days reading to the local children and dreaming of returning to Israel, the homeland of her people.

Unbeknownst to Hadassah and Mordecai, Haman the Agagite, descendant of the Jews mortal enemy and the man responsible for the slaughter of her parents, capitalizes on a palace culture beset by treachery and intrigue, setting in motion a series of events that will bring about a centuries old blood quest to destroy the Jews. Using the ruthless plotting of the princes to his advantage, Haman baits them into trapping King Xerxes into banishing the Queen for her stance against a looming war with Greece.

With the King left alone and desperate to live up to and avenge the battles of his father, the princes press upon Xerxes that a king soon to depart for war must leave behind a queen to keep the people unified. Thus word is sent out and every young maiden through out the empire, including Hadassah, is rounded up and taken into the palace for a season of preparation before being presented before the King.

Warned by Mordecai to keep her Jewish identity a secret, Hadassah changes her name to Esther and adapts quickly to life as a Queen’s candidate. Her innocence makes an immediate impression on Hegai, the King’s royal eunuch assigned to oversee the candidates’ preparations. While the rest of the harem plot and scheme over the potential riches that lay before them, Esther wins favor by seeking not what she can gain, but what stirs the passions of the King himself.

Like a fairy tale come true, Esther’s intelligence and wonder capture the heart of the King like no woman ever has. But becoming Queen is nothing like she dreamed. She quickly finds herself in a dangerous world of politics when a plot is discovered to poison the king. This is only the beginning, however, for just as Esther has risen to favor and honor, so too has Haman, who through a series of Machiavellian double crosses, has maneuvered himself into the powerful position of being named Prince. Now with the war against Greece in jeopardy due to a shortage of funding, Haman launches his ultimate plan, convincing the King that the necessary funding can be raised by the slaughter of the Jews and the confiscation of their wealth and property.

Meanwhile, Esther discovers that Haman was indeed the one who killed her parents, but finds herself helpless to do anything to stop him. Her own relationship with the ever-more-paranoid Xerxes has crumbled to pieces due to her inability to disclose the secret of her background and she is dangerously close to seeing the former Queen’s fate befall herself.

With time running out, and Haman himself becoming more suspicious of her secret, Mordecai informs Esther that the Jews only hope is for her to risk her life and go before the King unsummoned (a crime punishable by death) to intercede for her people. It is then that Esther utters those fateful words that have rung through out the centuries, “If I perish, I perish,” as she races off with one last chance to save her people.

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Intermarriage

Rebecca — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 19:12:50 GMT

Someone on http://www.jewishgateway.com said:

"There has been all this talk recently about the waning number of Jews due to intermarriage. While I understand that "love knows no boundaries," as a responsibility to your heritage, marrying within one's faith makes the most sense. These issues may not seem pertinent to life these days in a multicultural society, but when the older generations voice their concerns, you must see that you are the link to the future of an entire culture. "

Do you think that you should be married to someone for the sake of your culture?

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Invitation to Shabbat Dinner

Bridget — Thu, 03 Aug 2006 20:51:10 GMT

I'm a rabbi in the East Bay, and I run an organization called JGate that welcomes people who want to connect more to Jewish life. We're going to have a Shabbat dinner. I want to invite anyone who's looking to make Jewish connections, or just to have a plesant dinner with good conversation, community, and food!

Here's the info. Please get in touch with me if you want to learn more, or to RSVP.

Warm regards,
Bridget

Shabbat Dinner at JGate
Friday, August 11, 6:30 PM

Welcome Shabbat, day of rest, day of community! We'll share a potluck dinner (dairy), light candles, sing songs, say blessings, and enjoy each other's company.

All are welcome to this evening of laughter and food at JGate`s home next to El Cerrito Plaza and BART station.

Space is limited! Contact Rabbi Bridget Wynne at JGate, (510) 559-8140, or rabbiwynne@earthlink.net, to make a reservation and get directions and your food assignment.

JGate: Your Gateway to Jewish Life reaches out to Jews, their families, and others who seek connections to Jewish life and community. We welcome you to Shabbat dinners and holiday celebrations, salons on Judaism and social justice, Jewish study sessions, and rabbinic mentoring. We are ready to help you find your "home" in the Jewish community.

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Jewish Jet Set => HavaLight.com

georges — Mon, 31 Jul 2006 04:29:31 GMT

Founded in December 2004, Havalight is a community-oriented organization targeting the upscale international Jewish audience in New York. Havalight events are planned 2-3 a month at various locations throughout NYC. A theme is usually created for every one of these events to keep every one of our celebrations unique. Our one of a kind events have earned us the reputation of NYC‘s hippest Jewish organization. Our themes can vary from Jewish Holidays, to garden parties, to fund raising, and everything in between. We ensure the quality and the exclusiveness of our events by promoting them to a very selective group of people.

Everyone can access the website, but only our members can actually register for the planned event. Members can either be grandfathered in or invited by an existing member. Our membership is free, but everyone gets screened to ensure a professional, upscale, interesting crowd. 1- Background

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anyone doing anything pesach-y?

lynne — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 20:00:05 GMT

if so, can i come over and secretly drink the wine?

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Dead?

Twystinme — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 00:54:37 GMT

Has this tribe been as dead as the other ones? Has JDate and Myspace replaced the online world of Jewish socializing?

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valentines day

Sun, 05 Feb 2006 00:47:31 GMT

Roses are red and violets are blue,
A gift thats picked out just from you.
Uniqe and lovely some are hand made.
Come and visit my website today!
www.fullcirclecreation.com
Happy Valentines day Tribe!!
xoxox

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New Year's Eve: HABANA COPACABANA (San Francisco)

AbFabGab — Sun, 25 Dec 2005 14:26:00 GMT

Ladies- time to bust out your "inner showgirl" and guys-your Rico Suave, because you won't want to miss HABANA COPACABANA!

We'll be ringing in 2006 at Habana Restaurant, 2080 Van Ness Ave. at Pacific in Pac. Heights. You'll definitely want to join us for a “fiesta fantastica” on New Year's Eve because we were able to negotiate a FANTASTIC deal that you won't believe:

$25 for two drinks of your choice, appetizers, dessert buffet and a glass of champagne @ midnight. Muy fabuloso!!!

Party begins at 10:00pm and goes until ~1:30am.

Pre-payment of $25 by PayPal required via the following link: www.evite.com/respond/payGuestSplash

Guest list strictly enforced! This event will likely sell out, so register today.

The fiesta fantastica is also a fun-raiser fundraiser. A portion of all ticket proceeds will go to benefit Kashmir Earthquake Relief (KER), a USA-based volunteer collective effort to help the victims of the October 8, 2005 earthquake in Kashmir rapidly rebuild their lives and communities. To learn more, please click on www.kashmirrelief.org/

Music and passion will be THE fashion at Habana Copacabana, so costumes or colorful cocktail attire--festive with a flair!

We look forward to saying "Bienvenido a Habana" & celebrating a FELIZ AÑO NUEVO 2006 with you.

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Any singles in Chicago

Kimberly — Mon, 19 Dec 2005 04:49:38 GMT

Are you single and in Chicago? Are you in SF and have single friends in Chicago? If so, drop me a line. Myself and a few of my friends are single and would love to meet a bachelor. If you have single girl friends I may have a single guy friend as well.

- Single in Chicago

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hello everyone - From the Big Apple!!!!

Mike — Thu, 10 Nov 2005 20:50:55 GMT

im from NY and new here. I would like to meet others here. Thanks.

Mike

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Shalom everyone!

dyan — Tue, 13 Sep 2005 18:31:42 GMT

Normal, single, jewish and new to this tribe! Yay me! Can't say Ive met normal and single let alone jewish. Not discouraged...Im patient!!

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Jews in Houston

Pastrami — Thu, 08 Sep 2005 22:08:20 GMT

Any wild and crazy Jewish girls in Houston?

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JDate experiences

Tube_Amp — Tue, 14 Dec 2004 01:30:39 GMT

This might have been covered before, but anyone wanna discuss their experiences with JDate?.... OK I'll start. I met at least a dozen women in my area, and dated a few once or twice. One lady I dated for three months till I realized I was dating my mother (Not literally). I let my paid membership lapse and used the free services which allowed me to email women that were interested in me. I had stopped paying after 4 months. After a few months they changed the policy so you couldn't even email a response to anyone if you weren't a paid member. I don't go on ther eanymore. The lady and I are still friends, but not dating. So what's you're (collective) take on JDate?

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Where are the Jewish women

Dov — Wed, 20 Apr 2005 11:46:53 GMT

It seems wherever I go in St Louis I can't seem to find single or divorced Jewish women between 24 and 36 . Did they all move to New York or Israel or is it the in thing to not show your Jewish if that is case ?Please I need some feedback from Jews only . Toda

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Want to connect with other Jewish singles??

Mon, 30 May 2005 15:49:06 GMT

END OF SUMMER RETREAT
Save the date!
For Isralight's Summer Spiritual Retreat, Sept 1 - 4 , 2005 Labor Day Weekend in the Pocono Mountains with Rabbi David Aaron, Rav Binny Freedman and the Isralight family. Experience Isralight's World Class Educators, Inspirational Shabbat, Gourmet Cuisine, Sports, Yoga and Lakeside Activities, Kumsitz and campfire. For Jewish adults of all backgrounds.

http://www.Isralight.org

i've gone to three and plan to go this year... they are great and enjoyable. very relaxed atmosphere and although run by people who are observant...most who come are somewhere on both ends of the spectrum..... just being one big happy family :-) they are enjoyable.

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anyone from boston?

Fri, 27 May 2005 23:29:25 GMT

27 m from boston here looking to meet like minded, spiritual people
hit me up

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Are there any TALL normal jewish single guys in the bay area?

Melanie — Mon, 13 Sep 2004 20:44:30 GMT

So, why does it seem that there are no tall Jewish single guys in the Bay Area?

Yes I know, Jews are generally a short people but I am 5'10, blond haired, blue eyed & 100% Jewish so I know there are exceptions to the rule. So, where the heck are you? All I need is one tall, quality Jewish guy? Operators are standing by.......

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wheat grass kosher for passover?

ari_moshe — Thu, 21 Apr 2005 19:42:19 GMT

are wheat berries and wheat grass kosher for passover?

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any queer punker jews out there

jeff_junker — Thu, 14 Apr 2005 15:32:35 GMT

looking to network with anyone thats out there. Am i the only one ...it always seems that way...well laterz ...don't be a stranger...

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2nd Saturday Singles Event @ The Cellar

keith — Tue, 08 Feb 2005 21:15:09 GMT

"Second Saturday" - (The Second Saturday of Every Month!) Make sure to make it early!!
For the Young Adult Jewish Community (21 and over)

8:00pm - 10:00pm - Lets Mingle.. Open Bar & Appetizers.
10:00pm - 2:00am - Doors open to the general public.. get ready to boogie!

15 Guest Jewish Bartenders, Guest Jewish DJ’s, and More!!

Did you miss your chance to guest bartend this time? Make sure to sign up early for next month! It is a ton of fun and no experience is needed. All you need to do is to show up and get ready to have some fun!

DO NOT MISS THIS EVENT!!

We will be fully Jewish staffed!

To get on our list e-mail us at secondsaturday@cellarsf.com

Come and join your Jewish friends... Or what the heck... Make some new ones & get Ready to get your groove on baby!!!

$10 Cover

The Cellar
685 Sutter Street SF
415-441-5678
http://www/cellarsf.com

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normal, single & other Jews around SF

Ilana — Thu, 16 Dec 2004 20:52:33 GMT

If you want to meet and party with other Jews from the SF bay area, the 8th annual Latke Ball is the place to be! This is the largest gathering of young Jews (21-40) in Northern California each year. This year it's on Thursday, December 23rd. See details for the event at www.latkeball.org .
Tell all of your MOT friends!

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Denver

Robyn — Tue, 14 Dec 2004 19:45:10 GMT

Hum. I am interested in meeting any religious hippie Jews that might be living in Denver. That kind that seem to be everywhere in Israel and I can't find here in the states. An when I say religious, I am pretty open about that. I'm looking to make some friends and maybe meet a cool guy who likes comics, talking about philosophy and hates drama. But honestly, just friends are great too. I currently work at an Orthodox yeshiva, go to a Conservative shul in town and would like to meet some people that I might have more in common with. (IE. Someone who is kosher, but also into queer rights.) Take care everyone.

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Matzo balls

Fri, 10 Dec 2004 03:39:29 GMT

Hey, anyone ever been to one of those "matzo ball" things on Xmas eve? Jdate apparently is sponsoring them. I'm interested, but can't imagine them not being horrible. Any feedback? Anyone going? I live in central NJ, so there are 3 in my range, Philly, NYC, and Montclair.

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What time does Hannukah start in the arctic

Mishy — Sun, 21 Nov 2004 04:37:54 GMT

I travel around remote sections of Alaska as part of my job as a special education consultant. If the sun set yesterday, and won't come up until late january, when do i light the sabbith/Hannukah candles. Anyone?

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2 out of 3

Me — Thu, 20 Nov 2003 16:57:46 GMT

single and jewish.... normal? that maybe another story.
but 2 out of 3 ain't bad?

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Problems?

mbamike — Sun, 16 May 2004 17:59:11 GMT

What do you think the biggest trouble with dating others jews is? Finding them? Connecting with them? Getting their parents to like you? What?

Let's all throw a big pity party and share!

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Happy new year

Stacey — Wed, 15 Sep 2004 15:50:12 GMT

thought I would just find out what people's plans are for the high holy days. what temples and where to everyone?

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what jewish food would you be

ari_moshe — Mon, 29 Mar 2004 04:56:30 GMT

hi!
here's a question for everyone to answer...
if you were any jewish food, which jewish food would you be...
AND WHY!

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Normal Jews

gorenfeld — Wed, 08 Oct 2003 07:24:49 GMT

How normal is normal? My Bar Mitzvah was in English. We ate tri-tip.

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Yes

DJ — Thu, 11 Mar 2004 19:15:22 GMT

I am new to tribe and am looking to meet new peoples! And yes I am Jewish!

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new to the group,

Sonia — Tue, 17 Feb 2004 15:06:04 GMT

well let me introduce myself too,
43,European,teaches autistic kids in Florida at the same time Pr and fundraising director,I love to teach and to travel,and I want peace for mankind,too many wars and hunger,this should stop.finally divorced, getting into the system,as far as single groups ,this network is a good start at least for the intellectuals,hope we improve it,adding more friends to it,
Sonia

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Hrm....

tsgeisel — Tue, 17 Feb 2004 06:45:14 GMT

"Nice Jewish Girl" (or "Nice Jewish Boy" as appropriate).

Rank those words in importance to you.

For me it's 1) Girl, 2) Nice, 3) Jewish.

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Los Angeles Area

Stacey — Tue, 06 Jan 2004 19:00:27 GMT

So what does a nice Jewish girl have to do to meet a nice Jewish guy around here? Any suggestions?

Normal Single & Jewish's topics - tribe.net

Introductions!

Jesus‏

Candismatzo.com

Chanukah Festival of LIghts

Story of Esther, coming out today...

Intermarriage

Invitation to Shabbat Dinner

Jewish Jet Set => HavaLight.com

anyone doing anything pesach-y?

Dead?

valentines day

New Year's Eve: HABANA COPACABANA (San Francisco)

Any singles in Chicago

hello everyone - From the Big Apple!!!!

Shalom everyone!

Jews in Houston

JDate experiences

Where are the Jewish women

Want to connect with other Jewish singles??

anyone from boston?

Are there any TALL normal jewish single guys in the bay area?

wheat grass kosher for passover?

any queer punker jews out there

2nd Saturday Singles Event @ The Cellar

normal, single & other Jews around SF

Denver

Matzo balls

What time does Hannukah start in the arctic

2 out of 3

Problems?

Happy new year

what jewish food would you be

Normal Jews

Yes

new to the group,

Hrm....

Los Angeles Area

Help!