 leisure on Phu Quoc.
Morning at leisure and a transfer to Phu Quoc Airport for a short flight to Saigon at your convenience.
Extra nights in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh) are available on request.
Explore Vietnam's lush Gulf of Thailand Island, Phu Quoc. A charming resort, easy access from Saigon or Bangkok and a wide variety of activities available on the island make it an ideal option for a few days quality beach time.
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Your task is to control a large and ferocious T-Rex dinosaur through the streets of Los Angeles. Take control of the dinosaur and try to cause as many deaths and destruction as possible - don't let any Who is in your way! If you see a person, grab them and tear them apart! If you see a car, step on it or smash it into pieces.
New York City-based choreographer Netta Yerushalmy is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship, a Jerome Robbins Bogliasco Fellowship, a Foundation for Contemporary Arts Grants to Artists Award, commissions from LMCC’s Extended Life program, a Six Points Fellowship, and a NYFA Fellowship. She is a 2018-2019 Merce Cunningham Research Fellow at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts and a Toulmin Fellow at the Center for Ballet and the Arts at New York University.
Netta’s work has been presented by venues such as the Joyce Theater, Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, Danspace Project, American Dance Festival, HAU Hebbel um Ufer, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance, and New York Live Arts.
Netta works across genres and disciplines. She contributed to artist Josiah McElheny’s “Prismatic Park,” choreographed a Red Hot Chili Peppers music video, worked with cellist Maya Beiser and composer Julia Wolfe on “Spinning,” and collaborated on evenings of theory and performance at the Institute for Cultural Inquiry (ICI Berlin).
As guest artist and guest faculty, Netta has created works for repertory companies and universities nationwide.
As a performer, Netta has danced with Doug Varone and Dancers, Pam Tanowitz Dance, Joanna Kotze, the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, and others.
Originally from Israel, she received her BFA in Dance from Tisch School of the Arts.This movie is incredible. Like, watch it twice in the same 24 hour period incredible. If you have any interest whatsoever in occultism, A Dark Song is a must see. On the surface, it's just a movie with too people cooped up in a house, performing a complicated ritual. The film is layered, though. The motives of both Victoria and Joseph seem to be ever changing, which in turn makes the truth of the ritual itself questionable. It's no wonder that it takes try, after try, after try for them to make any progress as they attempt to summon Victoria's guardian angel. And this isn't a guardian angel in the glowing, loving, light sense. As a viewer you'll find yourself wondering if Joseph is up to no good, or if it's Victoria's lack on honestly that's throwing a wrench into things. Either way, the danger factor seems high, and the sense of dread is thick. Oh no, an Angel is not easy to summon, and for good reason.
The best thing about this A Dark Song is that it is clearly, incredibly well researched. The ritual depicted in the film is a real Enochian invocation, though the details are kept intentionally vague; I believe for the betterment of the picture. Whether you are aware of its accuracy or not, the steps that our two characters are taking in order to summon Victoria's angel feel incredibly real because of the eye for detail that's taken in the crafting of the scenes. The gorgeous chateau that it was filmed in frames every moment like painting. The drawings on the floors, the components of the spell, and the instructions given by Joseph (who claims he has done this twice before), all feel ominous in their simplicity. On top of all this, I don't think there are many modern actors who can play intimidating as well as Steve Oram (Joseph. See him also in Ben Wheatley's The Sightseers), and it comes from a surprising package with him. He doesn't look like an intimidating dude, but he can deliver his lines with the right intensity. When he tells Victoria that she has to do exactly what he says, you feel like she better do it. And when Joseph looks scared, you know it must be really bad.
I will admit one grievance with the film. The third act does become muddled. Once SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER ----> Joseph is impaled on a kitchen knife, rendering him bed ridden, Victoria's actions start to get confusing in sort of a bad way. It gets hard to tell where things are going, and in spite of the fact that the pair have already gone a bit off book to complete their task, her actions move beyond purpose. Joseph's warnings do manifest, but in kind of a weird, almost benign way. The effects in the final scenes make up for it, and I do find Victoria's final choices believable (I've seen many complain about her ultimate request for favor from the angel). Overall I felt satisfied, but I would have appreciated a little bit more clarity in those later scenes.
Definitely definitely definitely make time for it. And if you liked this movie and you want more like it, try any of the titles recommended by Ben and I on episode 109 of the Video Droogs podcast! (also, Kill List, A Field in England, and The Witch). Interested parties may also want to look into the basis for the ritual performed in this film. Apparently that old dog Aleister Crowley attempted (and completed) this same invocation in his heyday, in a home purchased for the single intent of performing the ritual. That house was later purchased by Jimmy Page who reported "many happenings" within its walls. Intrigue!In the past century, many must-have products and stable industries have disappeared into oblivion. Examples include mainframe computers, integrated steel mills, and buggy-whip manufacturers. Therefore, the best investment ideas are often found in products that we unconsciously use everyday without fail. Tissue paper stands out as a striking example of a product associated with long-term, stable demand.
Stable consumer staple
Tissue paper products have shown remarkable stability in demand for the past 17 years from 1996 to 2012. During this period, total tissue market growth has largely tracked the U.S. population growth of 2% annually. From this set of data, the economics of tissue paper demand are pretty obvious. Everyone uses tissue paper in everyday life, because there are simply no economically viable substitutes for this consumer staple.
The financial numbers of the tissue paper companies pretty much tell the same story. Orchids Paper (NYSEMKT: TIS ) has increased its revenue every single year since 2004, except for 2010, when its top line dropped by only 3%. In fact, Orchids Paper's 10-year revenue compound annual growth rate, or CAGR, of 6.6% is much higher than the average population growth rate because the company serves customers in faster-growing regions of the country. As an example, the population in Orchids Paper's targeted area of operations, approximately 500 miles around its manufacturing facility in northeast Oklahoma, grew by 1.38% in 2010, which easily beats the national average of 0.84%.
The financial track records of Orchids Paper's peers Clearwater Paper (NYSE: CLW ) and Wausau Paper (NYSE: WPP ) may not be appropriate for comparison, as they aren't perfect proxies for the tissue-paper industry. Apart from its core consumer-products tissue paper business, paperboard manufacturing also accounts for close to 40% of Clearwater Paper's sales. Even so, Clearwater Paper has also been consistently profitable for the past five years, including the 2008-2009 global economic crisis.
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