at last.... me and my thesismates are not going to dissolve <God Is Really great> i am conditioning myself that i would apprently repeat on this subject but fortunately.... hahahaha!!!

“I don’t know the first real thing about the dating game. I don’t know how to talk to a specific person and connect. I just think you have to go to person by person and do the best you can in people by general”

Jason Schwartzman, 2007

The quote above written by Jason Schwartzman describes the feeling of a first timer who experienced a dating game. It also depicts the natural emotions of strangers and participants during a Speed – Dating event.

            If you are dating in this day and age, you know that time constraints can have a big impact in you’re social life. Many television shows and cities have a solution called “Speed – Dating”.

Speed – Dating emerge from a Torah class in Los Angeles. It is the brainchild of Rabbi Yaacov Deyo, educational director of Aish HaTorah, a Jewish resource group in LA with branches throughout the world. Aish HaTorah owns the service mark SpeedDating

Rabbi Deyo and his students formulated the concept of a speed date to help Jewish singles meet and marry. According to the speeddating.com website, the goal of the program is "to directly facilitate Jewish continuity by helping Jews meet Jews." From its Los Angeles origin in the 90s, the speed-dating idea lost its religious characteristic, and then spread throughout the world. Moving slowly at first, the basic concept now rolls down hill rapidly, gathering singles as it goes