«This very important city became irrelevant.It became irrelevant to me and my friends who left it.It became irrelevant to my parents and their friends who left it.В It became irrelevant to Israeli society, and in many ways it became irrelevant to many parts of the world, because all they heard about it was the political narrative and the religious narrative,» said Itay Mautner, artistic director of the Jerusalem Season of Culture (JSOC), a new annual showcase of Jerusalem-focused arts and culture running from mid-May through the end of July.«Those narratives do, of course, exist in the city, but alongside those two big narratives throughout 3,000 years has been a cultural narrative this cultural narrative in Jerusalem is way different than any other cultural narrative that you see anywhere else in the world.It’s different for thousands of reasons.It has a lot to do with the religion, with the historical layers, with the complexity.» The news of recent years has been about the exodus of secular Jews from Jerusalem for Tel Aviv and its environs. Rabbinic literature has for millennia referred to the Jewish people’s eternal spiritual capital as having a dual nature.There is Jerusalem on High ( Yerushalayim shel malah), but also Jerusalem on Earth ( Yerushalayim shel matah).And there is no better time than the summer months to discover the city’s contemporary cultural gems that fly below the radar of the usual Jewish tourist itinerary.Summer may be coming to an end this month, but it’s never too soon to start planning for next year’s vacations. People dream of visiting Jerusalem to put a note inside the cracks of the Western Wall, seeing the Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount and watching the sun set over the city’s ancient, golden stones.But if these are the only things you do once you get here, then you are missing out on what the more contemporary and secular side of Jerusalem has to offer. This article was first published as «An Alternative Side of the City» in the San Diego Jewish Journal. Orignal From: what type of doctor pays least for malpractice insurance? Compelled by her "personal holocaust," the author provides victims of rape with valuable information for holding their abuser accountable, thereby possibly preventing future abuse.ĭoctors Who Rape: Malpractice and Misogyny Trumpi studies sexual abuse committed within a practitioner-patient relationship by medical and non-medical personnel from a moral, ethical, and legal perspective, including recent court cases and their findings. On average, they pay $ 250 a year.ĭoctors of philosophy?What do you think?Answer below!Pauline Trumpi's story of being drugged and raped by her physician, her consequent pregnancy, the ensuing farcical legal investigation resulting in the return of the physician's license, the surrender of her child to adoption, and the eventual reunion with her adult son is the foundation for this in-depth investigation into rape, its motivation, the victim's response, and the legal system's remedial recourse. and was run as a subsidiary but has now been fully absorbed into the DTS parent company.Just wondering what type of doctor pays the least on average for malpractice insurance?I have heard dermatologist and radiologist any others? In 2012, SRS Labs was acquired by DTS, Inc. SRS manufactured its own products, including, MyVolume - Volume Leveling Adaptor, SRS iWOW for iTunes, SRS Audio Sandbox for PC, and SRS iWOW Adaptor for iPod. SRS Labs had more than three hundred consumer electronics manufacturing partners, and more than 150 patents for its technologies. In 2008, approximately 36 million SRS-equipped flat-panel TVs were shipped, representing a 30-percent estimated market share. The company developed audio enhancement solutions and licenses those products to companies including Microsoft, Samsung Group, LG Group, Toshiba, Vizio, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Sony, ViewSonic, Sharp Corporation, Haier, and Hisense. In 1996 SRS Labs became a publicly traded company on Nasdaq, SRSL. Originally a part of Hughes Aircraft Company, the audio division developed the Sound Retrieval System technology, and in 1993 was separated off to form SRS Labs, Inc. was a Santa Ana, California-based audio technology engineering company that specialized in audio enhancement solutions for wide variety of consumer electronic devices.
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