The gadget yarmulka
By Barb Dybwad 
posted Jun 1st 2005 8:30AM
posted Jun 1st 2005 8:30AM
Who says technology and spirituality are at odds? Not us, not us. And neither do Avi and Leah, who co-created this gadget-adorned yarmulka, which unites Avi with holy trinity iPod, Treo, and PSP. Best part: Archaeologists of the future will easily be able to date this artifact. Worst part: Avi and Leah will have their hands full every few months updating it with new products.
Oy vey!
Come! Let us sing Shechechianu!
Avi and Leah...it's hard to have first names more jewey than that.
oy
Gevalt!
shkoyach!
I want one!
sweet!!!!! Now I can proudly walk around in shul with my jewness and geekiness everywhere!
There are religious items that deepen our love of technology and then there is technology that deepens our religion:
http://www.patentlysilly.com/archives.php?catID=3100&subcatID=3120
You spelled it wrong, sending my Jew sense a-tinglin'. It's yamulke, normally, but I suppose it can be spelled more ways than one, being translated from another language.
Am I the only one for whom this article is complete jiberrish?
I'm way more focused on the fact that the author's name is Dybwad.
Coolest. Name. Ever.
rotf lmao
So where do we buy them?
They could make a killing.
To paraphrase Gilda Radner..."you don't have to be a geek, but it helps!"
You can make your Palm Jewish and Kosher too:
http://www.pilotyid.com
http://www.pilotyid.com/kosher.php