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Stylist On "Game Change": Palin Didn't Mispronounce "Jimmy Choo," Wasn't Giddy About Clothes
10:15 am, March 9th | by Laura Donovan
We already know that HBO film "Game Change," which premieres Saturday, puts former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin in a highly negative light, but the Alaska political figure's campaign stylist attests that at least one unfavorable depiction of "Going Rogue" author is inaccurate.
During a Wednesday appearance on conservative station "Sarah Palin Radio," Palin's former stylist, Lisa Kline, who attended the "Game Change" premiere this week, said the movie includes a false portrayal of Palin's reaction to getting a new wardrobe on the campaign trail:
"The only specific scene that I have a problem with is when Julianne as the character Sarah mispronounced Jimmy Choo. It was only a small dramatic license, but that never happened, and they also portray Sarah as having fun with the clothing and the real Sarah took it more seriously."
Kline said she had briefly spoken with "Game Change" writer Danny Strong during his research process and that he did a solid job all-around, even though the clothes scene doesn't represent what really happened.
"I think they were actually fair in not to devote so much time in the movie to the wardrobe and I tried to emphasize that in my meeting with him," Kline said.
I might be the only person who was actually disappointed that Palin never mispronounced Jimmy Choos, as novice fashionistas are quite refreshing and endearing in our brand-obsessed culture. Even if she had gotten excited over her new outfits, she would have been better off demonstrating excitement than apathy, as an ungrateful air would have been used against her as well.
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You know what is one thing you are absolutely not supposed to talk about as a single girl? Babies. In fact, not only are you not supposed to talk about them, you probably shouldn't think about them or heck, even look at one, because if you do, you are the crazy single girl whose biological clock is ticking.
Well, I've decided that's silly. I think the time has come to stop pretending that having a baby isn't something we've all been thinking about for years, no matter where we are in the process of preparing for parenthood.
For me, as a single 27 year old, it is suffice to say that I have conflicted emotions when it comes to child-bearing. On one hand, the mere thought of caring, supporting and paying for a defenseless human being is enough to make me want to chug a handle of jack, turn up the Kesha and dance naked on a table. On the other hand, I watch the way my friend absolutely lights up around her beautiful newborn and can't help but think, I want one!! I would love to love anything in this world 1/8 as much as she loves that child.
But the reality is, there is no way I am ready to be a parent tomorrow. (Um hi, I am about to move to NYC for fun and adventure). And yet, even though I know I am not ready now, I am petrified of being 33, single, and having to deal with my biological clock tick-tocking all the live long day. That does not sound pleasant.
So, what to do? Is there any way to prevent such a dire situation in my future?
Well, bad news, I have yet to come up with a foolproof way to avoid this. (Helpful, right?) But I have compiled a few tips I use to deal with the whole baby situation and I thought I'd share in case you too are feeling conflicted on the topic.
The first realization I've had is that we have to stop judging ourselves if we aren't in a "ready for a baby" place. Having a baby has to be on your time frame and your time frame only. No but, really. Do your best to ignore the pressure, even when it seems like it is coming from all angles, including surprising ones. Take my mom for instance. I never expected my mother, who has raised both of her children to be completely independent and career driven, to have such major grandma fever. I've am constantly hearing about how her friends on Facebook are sharing pictures of their grand kids, or how after 30 my eggs will be less viable, or how she'd like to be a young grandmother, etc…. And while she always prefaces it by saying she wants me to, "do it in the right order," the inference is, I should get with the program.
But as we all know, it isn't just coming from our moms. Babies are everywhere. They are all freaking over my Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest and they pop up in just about every conversation with my married friends. It's enough to make any single lady want to freeze an egg or two…
But alas, I've realized that allowing all this baby fever to get to me isn't helpful and all I can really do is focus on where I am at right now. Yes, I can absolutely picture a time where I will want nothing more out of life then to stay in on a Friday and sing my baby to sleep. BUT, if I really check myself, I can tell you there is no chance in hell that that time is now. Let's look at the things that make me happy right now – shopping my ass off, weekends with friends, making out, the occasional party with celebrities, exercising like a maniac and kicking ass at work. Are these the hobbies of someone who is ready to be a mom? Nope. And that's OK because that is where I am RIGHT NOW. So every time I start to feel the pressure, I just remind myself that just because others are in the "ready for a baby" place, doesn't mean I have to be.
The second lesson I've learned is, don't let your conflicted baby feelings make you stupid. I only just recently realized I was doing this, and the realization of just how dumb I was being totally freaked me out.
You see, over the last few years D and I stopped using condoms. Why? I have no idea. We never really discussed it and the switch was odd since we were both well aware of the fact that I am not on birth control. For awhile, my only real explanation is that we must both be morons. But a few months ago, I started to really question myself, and I realized that there was more to it.
You see, back in September, I was late. A good 3 weeks late. So late, that I actually told D about it and we had to have the, "what if I am pregnant?" talk. And so late that I had plenty of time to think of ALL the ways my life was about to change. What I realized is, there is no way I could handle being pregnant right now. But I also realized, that there was a teeny tiny part of me that would have been relieved if I was. Crazy, I know, but hear me out. Worrying that I may never get to be a mom causes me some pretty serious anxiety. And even though I don't want a baby now, I suspect that I subconsciously thought an accidental pregnancy would at least mean I wouldn't have to worry anymore…
As soon as I acknowledged this thought process, I was able to put the kibosh on the whole situation. While being pregnant now would relieve that anxiety – pretty sure having D's baby would come with about 4,000 new reasons to be anxious. So, from that moment on, I vowed to have a more honest dialogue with myself regarding babies. Yes, I for sure want a baby in the next 10 years. But no, I do not want a baby now. And most importantly, I never want a baby with D.
So not only did I stop sleeping with D without a condom, I stopped sleeping with D altogether. Being honest with myself about my baby feelings gave me a lot of clarity and empowered me to keep my eye on the prize. If I do want to have a baby someday, then this is the time to be out, giving quality guys a chance… Not risking getting pregnant by a guy who I know doesn't have the slightest desire to be a dad.
The bottom line is, when it comes to babies, there is still a lot I have to figure out. But the one thing I know for sure is, stressing about babies isn't a problem us singles have to face alone. In fact, baby pressure is one of the few things singles, couples and marrieds can all empathize on, because no matter where you are on the path towards parenthood, you are feeling pressure until you pop one out. So when I feel the anxiety creeping up, I've discovered that I actually have a large pool of people I can talk to. And these people often understand exactly what I am feeling and usually make me feel pretty good about where I am in the present. Sometimes, that's really all you need.
So that's how I deal, but what about all of you? For the ladies out there, are you already feeling the pressure and do you have any tips on how to deal? And for my guy readers – do you guys get pressured too? I'd be super curious to know.


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Think perhaps this may have come from a phrase well loved by National Service drill instructors - NAAFI - no ambition and f-all interest?
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apparently naff was a term used by slauxesomoh (reverse not allowed to say it!) when being it was illegal for being that way inclined. the term stands for Not Available For gnikcuF (again)
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I'm sure it's a swear word construct in Dutch and Afrikaans, in the form (sorry dutch mods) "Naif ouf!", as used by people as varied as Norman Stanley fletcher and HRH Princess Anne.... somewhere on Hootoo, isn't there a list of Afrikaans slang words indispensible to a visit to SA? I'm sure I read it there...
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How to choose a guy
Posted October 21, 2013
on:Was watching a movie on Astro a couple night's back and heard this line…
"Never choose the better guy. Always choose the guy that makes you better."
For some reason, this line made an impact. So much so that after few days, I still remember it. (friends that know me knows that I have horrible goldfish memory… :p)
So. This quote is going into my book of wisdom that I will pass on to my daughter/god daughter/niece/friend's daughter someday.
Cracks on the floor
Posted December 6, 2012
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Saw this picture whilst surfing the internet this morning. I love the motivation and inspiration that pictures like this gives. Reminds me to see the beauty in everything. That all problems can be solved. That a little crack is not the end of the world.
Holiday in Perth
Posted November 12, 2012
on:We went to Perth recently for a long weekend at the end of September. It was a short 5 days trip and we experienced freezing cold from the day we arrived to hot and sunny days towards the end. But I still love the cold in Australia. When its not raining and the sun is out, it is a joy to just sit in the sun with our sunnies and sunblock on without breaking a sweat.
Our first day, Toyboy and I had work to attend to. So our holiday officially started on the second day. Also, the first night in Perth, we were all konked out by 10pm latest. Toyboy was the first to hit the sack at 8pm. This was all thanks to Air Asia's flight! flight took off at 11.55pm. You would think with a 5 hours flight, we would all arrive fresh and rested. But NO. Not when its a budget airline and they NEED to conduct their food service followed by the duty free sales service. And they insist on waking you up just to ask if you need a cup of tea / coffee. So Toyboy and I arrived in Perth terribly exhausted and yet had to attend to work for a whole day. Thank goodness we both managed to last throughout the day. Can you imagine us nodding off during meeting and discussion?? *totally embarrassed*
The second day everyone woke up fresh and ready to see more of Perth! yay! We took the ferry to Fremantle. The #1 thing on our to do list in Perth was to eat OYSTERS! Believe me…we ate oysters every chance we got! Our host suggested ferry to Fremantle so we get to take in the scenes. I totally fell in love wit the beyooootiful skyline. So blue! and Clean!
I could just lie on the grass and stare up at the sky all day long.
At night we were joined by 2 more friends from Melbourne and we had a typical Aussie style barbecue.
Bar hopping at night.
This is our third day. On the way to Swan Valley for some wine tasting at Sandalford Winery. None of us were too impressed with the wine tasting menu, so didn't buy anything. Plus, we were all just too hungry for food and a little hungover from the night before…me thinks :p
After the wine tasting, we went to Elmar's in the Valley. Its a micro-brewery with a huge garden. They are famous for their pork knuckle like all pork and beer place. We sat and ate like proper adults at the tables on the patio but the sun and green grass lured us. Lucky us, the sun came out and we were able to enjoy the sun considering how cold it was the day before. We ordered desert and it was even served to us out on the lawn. I.Love.Picnics. ♥
Did I mention I love picnics? This is on our fourth day. The temperature was near 30C and with nothing planned, we went for a picnic at King's Park. Oh…how I wish we can do that here in Msia. To be able to picnic without mosquitoes attacking from all corners. To be able to bring our dog for picnics. To be able to enjoy the clear blue sky.
Our last day we went to the Royal Perth Show. hehehe…so lucky that it coincided with our trip. I came back with a Hello Kitty loot bag. I knew I took a picture of it, but can't find it anywhere. :p
Being the vain-pot that I am, I look at every mirror that I walk past. So its super cool that the apartment we stayed in, had mirrors as doors to the elevator. This is me doing a Karen Cheng pose. :p
Can't wait to go back to Perth for another short holiday. Its great that its only 5 hours away. Lets hope we can do without the Air Asia flight next time *fingers crossed*
My 34th Birthday + Bleeding Love
Posted November 3, 2012
on:This year, ToyBoy decided to cook me a seafood feast! So we took half the day off on my birthday and went to our favourite grocer NSK Hypermarket at Kuchai Lama. NSK is simply the most amazing supermarket which warrants another post on its own.
Anyway, we came back with 2 mud crabs, 2 hairy crabs, 1 coral trout and half kilo of tiger prawns. All for ~ RM100 only!
Its hairy crab season now and ToyBoy absolutely loves it for the crab roe. Lucky for him, when we got to NSK, a fresh batch of hairy crabs just got delivered. I could practically see him jumping for joy like a 3 three old when given a lollipop…hehehe…
I on the other hand, am not a fan of hairy crab because I don't eat crab roe. So the mud crabs are for me, whilst the hairy crabs are for him. So fair hor?
Unfortunately, my pictures did not do any justice to ToyBoy's hardwork. The only way to save the pictures was to make it into a collage. Haigh…..if only can stop my hands from shaking….
Oh, and why bleeding love? That's because throughout the course of preparing this meal, ToyBoy had his thumb clamped by the crab's claw (when I wanted him to pose for a photo with the crab), his third finger cut when he toppled a bottle and it broke, and his feet cut (slightly) when he stepped on a piece of broken glass. My poor husband. Luckily the meal turned out superb, so all that effort, sweat and blood was not wasted.
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Been feeling rather moody, grumpy and tired today. Although told ToyBoy I didn't feel like cooking dinner, but suddenly just had a huge craving for chocolate and I remembered this recipe that I've used before. Its a very moist chocolate chip cupcake and I can't remember where I found this recipe.
So whilst ToyBoy is cooking us dinner (boiled soup, stir fry cabbage and pan fry burger pattie), I made us chocolate cupcakes for dessert. Perfect team work isn't it? :p I know, our dinner isn't exactly gourmet, nor does it fit to any theme. We were walking around BIG at Publika, saw the beef patties and was really tempted. Then ToyBoy decided he wanted soup. So he got some vegetables and ikan bilis (dried anchovies) to make our chinese version of instant soup.
Here's a shot of ToyBoy busy at work with our dinner.
My cravings satisfied.
Weekend Trip to Hong Kong
Posted October 4, 2012
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This is a photo only post. Nothing much to write about. Played around with the effects on Picasa. Decided to make all the pictures have a 60′s feel. Retro. I like!!
We were in Hong Kong in August. Weather was perfect. Ate a lot. Had my fill of luncheon meat, egg and rice. Oh and egg tarts too! yummmm….
Day out on the junk.
Clubbing at Lan Kwai Fong
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When will the madness stop? Thanksgiving day is a day where you gather your loved ones, over feed them to the best of your ability, play and chat and make a ton of dirty dishes. Beautiful day, especially if you are lucky enough to see those you love that you don't normally have the opportunity to visit with.
Yet, the day after all this love, we find the crazies out looking for that special bargain. Stores are now opening at midnight to give you that one in a million find and good luck battling the crowds to do so. Headlines abound. Grandfather knocked unconscious by security. Good heavens! I get that they thought he might be shoplifting as he popped that object in his waist band. According to the family, he was trying to protect his grandson from the crowd and just put it there so he could have his hands free. I buy that story, but even if I didn't, there was no reason to knock the man unconscious and bloody his nose. For one thing, a crime had not actually been committed. It ain't shoplifting until you walk out the door or at the very least leave the register area.
This is followed by the woman who sprayed everyone with pepper spray. What was she thinking? Now she's got the cops looking for her. That isn't a bargain by any means.
I find it so disgusting. I hold the stores fully responsible for creating this mayhem by offering unbelievable deals for a limited few items that hundreds of people are going to want to purchase.
Frankly, there is not an object on this planet that I would want knowing that the gift giver had knocked someone on their butt for it. It really is not what Christmas is suppose to be about.
I am simply disgusted as I am this time every year at the inhumanity and greed that is shown. I would love to hear a few stories about the generosity that is shown. I know people like that still exists.
I know there are stories about people who go out of their way to help those people who are home bound, the elderly that are spending their last days in nursing homes with families who no longer come by. I suppose we call them the unsung heroes. Still, it would be nice to hear more about them.


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It is said "you don't find your passion, your passion finds you" - and for Gary Girouard that passion has always been the piano. His first piano was a blue 'junkyard' upright that he convinced his parents to buy for $50 (actually, they never thought he'd stick with it!). But Gary never lost the passion for black and white keys...
Girouard's musical career began after living and backpacking through Europe - writing music on a battery-operated keyboard. When he returned to the US, he landed a job at a Boston piano store - where he developed his style "after-hours" on a fleet of Steinway pianos while playing local bars and clubs. It was here he began writing the material for his "naked piano" project...
The Naked Piano is a tribute like no other - exposing the timeless qualities of the piano. Girouard comments; "People lead increasingly stressful lives. The Naked Piano is a simple response - high-lighting a beautiful instrument in its most pure and natural form." Paul Breeden, the Editor of Boston Live, hails The Naked Piano as "a masterpiece...a testament to the gracious sounds of a fluid live recording" and Wilton Syckes, President of the Piano Travelers Association heralds The Naked Piano as "the most expressive, relaxing piano music I have ever experienced".
Giving a nod to past experiences and worthy causes, Girouard donates a portion of all album sales to charities including the Team Bryce Charity (http://www.brycefund.org) - and the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp (http://www.holeinthewallgang.org) - two organizations that benefit seriously ill and disadvantaged children.
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"The Naked Piano" is Gary Girouard's debut album, and it's a winner! As the title suggests, the 9' S..."The Naked Piano" is Gary Girouard's debut album, and it's a winner! As the title suggests, the 9' Steinway grand piano is recorded live and the music is without edits, effects, or embellishments. Girouard describes his music as "'classic piano' - sort of like taking the coat and tie off 'classical' and blending it with pop. It is certainly targeted at an adult audience seeking an escape from hectic lifestyles." Girouard's classical training is apparent, as are various pop and smooth jazz influences. The tone of the CD is fairly consistent, making it an easy backdrop for other activities, but the music is varied and interesting enough to keep an active listener involved all the way through. Inspiration for the music came from universal themes such as love, peace, family, hope, nature, and spirit, and the themes are both deeply personal and easy to relate to. My favorite track is "Renaissance," an improvisation done during the recording sessions that is meant to capture the mysterious mood of the abandoned performance hall. Slightly bluesy and very bittersweet with a fluid rubato rhythm, there seems to be a lot of questions being asked with no clear-cut answers. I really like this piece a lot - not only is the piano naked, but so are the pianist's emotions. "Florence" is a very beautiful piece that was inspired by the year Girouard spent living in Italy. Gently flowing, like the Arno River that surrounds the city, this piece is very relaxed, but has the feeling of moving forward. "Trilogy" was composed two months before the 9/11 tragedy, and is based on the simple melody of a wind chime. The uncluttered and peaceful nature of the piece reflect an innocent serenity. "Black Goose" is a bit jazzier, and is named for a "hip" Boston restaurant. Cool and casual, it tells a leisurely story - good stuff! "Opus" was composed in 1990 as a surprise for the composer's mother. Dark, and a bit more classical than the other eight pieces, "Opus" displays Girouard's playing chops more than some of the other works, although he certainly isn't grandstanding! At just over eight minutes, the piece has a chance to meander and go where it wants, developing various themes and musical thoughts as it evolves. "The Naked Piano" is an excellent CD and a very promising debut from Gary Girouard. Sound samples and other info are available from www.nakedpiano.net. Recommended!
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The music in this cd is amazingly beautiful. The compositions along with the interpretation and the ...The music in this cd is amazingly beautiful. The compositions along with the interpretation and the excellent sound of the piano are awesome. The perfect Music for the heart, body and soul. This is an ideal gift to oneself or to someone you care about to relax, enjoy and enhance one's journey to the truthfull inner self.
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Now in its seventh year, Marin Theatre Company's two new play prizes were established in 2007 to celebrate the work of the American playwright and to encourage the creation of bold, powerful new voices and plays for the American stage. The Sky Cooper New American Play Prize is awarded to an emerging or established playwright for an outstanding new work, and is given a $10,000 cash prize and option for production on MTC's main stage. The David Calicchio Emerging American Playwright Prize is awarded to a professionally unproduced playwright for a new work that shows outstanding promise and a distinctive new voice, and is given a $2500 cash prize and a workshop as part of MTC's New Works Series. These prizes serve to further MTC's commitment to the development of new plays as a central component of its artistic programs.
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Norton J. "Sky" Cooper established the New American Play Prize at Marin Theatre Company in 2007 to celebrate the work of the American playwright and to encourage the creation of bold, powerful new voices and plays for the American stage. The Sky Cooper Prize will be awarded annually to either an established or emerging playwright for an outstanding new work. The play selected as the Sky Cooper winner will receives a $10,000 award and a developmental workshop as part of the theater's annual New Works Series. The winning play will also be considered under option for a full production at MTC as part of the theater's annual main stage season.
Past Winners
2012 - Martín Zimmerman Seven Spots on the Sun
2011 - Samuel D. Hunter The Whale (World Premiere, Denver Center Theatre Company, January 2012)
2010 - Bill Cain 9 Circles (World Premiere, MTC, October 2010; subsequent productions in Boston, Phoenix, Los Angeles and Denver)
2009 - Sharr White Sunlight (World Premiere, MTC, January 2010; subsequent productions in Seattle, Indianapolis, and New Jersey)
2008 - Zayd Dohrn Magic Forest Farm (World Premiere, MTC, April 2009)
David Callichio New American Playwright Prize
Norton J. "Sky" Cooper established the Emerging American Playwright Prize award at Marin Theatre Company in 2007 in honor of David Calicchio's lifelong career as a playwright and in support of Marin Theatre Company's commitment to the discovery and development of new and emerging American playwrights. The Calicchio Prize will be awarded annually to a professionally unproduced playwright for a new work that shows outstanding promise and a distinctive new voice for the American theatre. The play selected as the Calicchio Prize winner will receive 2 public staged readings at Marin Theatre Company as part of the theatre's annual New Works Series. The playwright will receive a $2,500 award, as well as travel and accommodations for the MTC rehearsal period (25 hours).
Past Winners
2012 - Meghan Kennedy Light
2011 - Andrew Dolan That Good Night
2010 - Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig Lidless
2009 - Emily Schwend Carthage
2008 - A. Zell Williams Blood / Money
• Submissions must be unpublished, original full-length plays in any genre.
• Musicals, translations, individual one-acts, and any play previously submitted for the Sky Cooper or David Calicchio Prizes are not eligible.
• Plays may not have received or be scheduled for a full-scale, professional production prior to submission (plays that have had a workshop, reading, or non-professional production are eligible).
• Playwrights must be citizens of the United States.
• Only one submission per playwright is allowed each year; you may submit the same play for both prizes.PHASE I: Submit a completed online submission form and 10 pages of consecutive sample dialogue.
Agents may submit full scripts of their client's work. Please do not send full scripts for Phase I unless via an agent or professional representation; unsolicited scripts will not be read.
We prefer sample pages attached to the online submission form in .pdf or .doc format, with last name, first name, (title of the play) as the document title. For example: Wilson, August (Seven Guitars).pdf.All scripts will be read by a member of the Marin Theatre Company artistic staff. Please do not send more than the requested materials. Do not send videos, CDs or DVDs. Incomplete submissions will not be considered. Due to the high number of submissions, not every playwright will receive a response to their Phase I submission. No materials will be returned.
PHASE II: Selected submissions will be invited to send full scripts for Phase II. All full scripts that have been solicited after Phase I will be read by a member of the Marin Theatre Company artistic staff.
Winners will be chosen from among submitted and solicited scripts; final selections are made by Jasson Minadakis, Artistic Director.
Submissions are accepted between July 1 and August 31, 2013 (postmarked).
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the selection process?
The literary office receives between 400-700 submissions for the two play prizes each year. For Phase I of the competition, every submission (both full scripts and 10-page samples) are read by a member of the artistic staff of Marin Theatre Company. We solicit full scripts for consideration in Phase II of the competition, usually between 10-15% of total applicants. Phase II submissions are considered by the full artistic staff of the theater. Two plays are chosen, one for the Sky Cooper New American Play prize and one for the David Calicchio Emerging American Playwright prize. Final decisions are made by Artistic Director Jasson Minadakis.When can I submit my materials?
Submissions for the 2014 play prizes are accepted between July 1 and August 31, 2013.Is there a fee?
No! Thanks to the generosity of Norton J. "Sky" Cooper, our play prizes are administered without an applicaiton fee.Can I submit a full script?
A full script may be submitted for consideration via an agent or professional representation. Playwrights submitting on their own behalf must submit a synopsis and 10-page sample of consecutive dialogue from the script.Can I submit more than one play?
No, only one play may be submitted per playwright each year.Can I submit a different play for each of the prizes?
No, only one play may be submitted per playwright each year.What does "professional production" mean?
For the Calicchio Emerging American Playwright prize, we only accept work from playwrights that have not had professional productions. A professional production can be defined many ways, but generally if the play was produced at a theater company with compensated actors and creative team with the theatrical elements realized, and if the playwright was compensated for right to produce the play, that is a professional production. Festivals productions that were not fully realized, educational productions and showcase productions do not count as professional productions. If you have any questions about eligibility, please contact the literary office at email@example.com will I hear whether I've been moved on to Phase II?
You will be contacted via phone or email if you have been moved on to Phase II of consideration in the process once all Phase I submissions have been read, the timing of which can vary, depending on the number of submissions. Due to the high volume of submissions, not everyone will be contacted.Can I submit a play that I have already submitted?
No, we do not accept plays that have been submitted for consideration in previous years.What if the play has been rewritten or revised?
Unless the play is remarkably different than a previous version and you have spent significant time making changes to the story or the storytelling, we do not accept plays that have been submitted for consideration in previous years.Can I get feedback on my play?
No. Marin Theatre Company does not provide feedback on work submitted to the play prize competition.What format do you prefer for submissions?
Thank you for asking! We prefer online submission in either PDF or Word document format (.pdf or .doc) with the playwright's last name, first name, and (title of play) as the document title. For example: Wilson, August (Seven Guitars).pdf.


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Good morning and happy weekend to all of you! I have designed this weeks Waltzingmouse Sketch, I sure hope you will play along with us. Be sure to head over to the Waltzingmouse Blog and get the details and check out the fabulous DT's creations! I used the Waltzingmouse set Very Vintage Labels 25 and the sentiment is from the Eat Cake set. I used fabulous designer papers from Authentic called Bundle. I used the gorgeous lace, you can get yours here! May the sun shine bright in your world today....enjoy!
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Another absolutely lovely card. It's just SO sweet and elegant. Thanks for sharing it.
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I think this is a super sketch - looking forward to playing! Your card is wonderful. Love the dotty paper and pretty lace.
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Wonderful card! I really like the distressing. Thanks for joining us at Little Red Wagon.
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Gorgeous! Love these colors and love that polka dot paper!
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Gorgeous sketch and card Teresa! Beautiful colours. Thanks for the inspiration.
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love the button, it's just popping everything up.
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I love the polka dots with the gorgeous lace. This is such a great card . Love it!
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The Coho Oceanfront Lodge1635 NorthWest Harbor, Lincoln City, OR 97367 (Show map)
Score from 121 reviews
super ocean view
Santa Cruz
Everything....an older place but taken care of very well....clean and staff was wonderful....stayed before and will stay again
Location within Lincoln City and beach.
Staff extremely accommodating, loss of nice little extras
Love this location because it is right on the water, price wise it is reasonable, nice remodel, quite, and have movie rental options. The continental breakfast is a nice feature and have a range of items.
Glenn, the person at the front desk was amazing, so friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. He made our stay a great one!
Gas powered fire pits with ocean view.
Port Angeles
The view was spectacular and the room was spacious and well appointed. Great coffee in a French Press was a nice touch.
Loved it. Right on the beach, good size room and fireplace.
Lake Oswego
The location to beach and views
On Lincoln City Beach, this oceanfront hotel features an on-site spa and a free shuttle service to the Chinook Winds Casino. The modern studios feature a 32-inch flat-screen TV. The warm-colored studios at The Coho Oceanfront Lodge have large picture windows with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. An iPod docking station and a DVD player are provided, as well as a French coffee press. A heated indoor pool, a hot tub, and a sauna are open to guests at this Lincoln City luxury hotel. The on-site gym is open every day and features cardio machines. The Coho can arrange cooking classes at The Gourmet Center in Lincoln City, just a 5-minute drive from the hotel. Travelwind Charters plans whale watching tours and is 13.5 miles from the property. Hotel Rooms: 65 The most recent booking for this hotel was made on Dec 11 at 10:04 PM from the United States.
OutdoorsGrounds ActivitiesFitness Center, Golf Course (within 2 miles), Fishing, Spa, Massage, Hot Tub, Indoor Pool Food & DrinkSnack Bar InternetFree! Wi-Fi is available in all areas and is free of charge. ParkingFree! Free public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed). Services24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Baggage Storage, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Business Center, VIP Room Facilities, Souvenir/Gift Shop, Fax/Photocopying, Concierge Service, Private Check-in/Check-out, Shuttle Service (Free), Vending Machine (Drinks), Vending Machine (Snacks), Daily maid service GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Family Rooms, Elevator, Heating, Stores in Hotel, All Spaces Non-Smoking (Public and Private) Languages spokenSpanish, English Check-inFrom 4:00 PM Check-outUntil 11:00 AM Cancellation/
Total Hotel Score:8.6
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super ocean view
This could be a book....the staff that I met (Brandy, Forrest, Christi, and Nancy) were amazing. This is not hype. I care at a CNA 2 level for elderly, so I know REAL. These folks were real. Now the hotel was wonderful. REALLY. Clean, on the beach, free stuff (movies, yummy warm drinks, cookies....) I was very Blessed to find this place actually. And I really mean Blessed. OK enough already I know. But on a scale from 1 to 10 I give it 500!~!
The only thing I didn't like was leaving.............
Everything....an older place but taken care of very well....clean and staff was wonderful....stayed before and will stay again
The staff were amazing and so helpful when I needed to ask for directions to a restuarant. The room was very clean and the free breakfast was delicious. My daughter and I made waffles :). They also had warm cookies waiting for guests as we checked in. We'll be back for sure. The location was perfect - right next to my favorite part of the beach with tons of tide pools.
Location within Lincoln City and beach.
The bathroom is a major negative mark for our stay. Had we known the limited size of the toilet/Shower area and absence of a bath, we would not of stayed. The price for the room as is, in our opinion is over priced. I would and should of stayed at Whale Cove for just a little more for a far better room. The room also had a stale musty smell. Lesson learned.
Staff extremely accommodating, loss of nice little extras
great staff
small room
Love this location because it is right on the water, price wise it is reasonable, nice remodel, quite, and have movie rental options. The continental breakfast is a nice feature and have a range of items.
We had a little trouble with our dvd player and the staff did their best to help but was beyond their expertise. We ended up not being able to watch our movies and relax for our night in which was a little bummer but you can't control everything. We will be back regardless.
Glenn, the person at the front desk was amazing, so friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. He made our stay a great one!
Was disappointed the beach was not just outside our door that we had to walk to get on beach.
Gas powered fire pits with ocean view.
Somewhat scratchy sheets
The view was spectacular and the room was spacious and well appointed. Great coffee in a French Press was a nice touch.
The ensuite was a little small
Loved it. Right on the beach, good size room and fireplace.
We only got to stay one night.
The location to beach and views
The overall appearance of the hotel is looking pretty worn. Our room could have used some tlc. It took forever for the maid service to clean our room one day it was after 5 in the afternoon and we had to call even then. The staff was only so so while we were on the lobby waiting for maid service everyone ( probably 6 couples) came in and all of them were given upgrades we on the other hand had to pay for our upgrade
Great room size, fireplace, kitchenette.
Smallest hotel bath I have ever had.
We enjoyed our stay the staff was very helpful! It was quiet nice view and comfortable!
Beautiful location, awesome view from our room.
When we arrived, the Coho didn't have our reservations that were booked through your service. Luckily, they weren't full and we were able to get another room, though not the one we had booked. We didn't have a balcony
Near ocean.
Not having a balcony and easy access to ocean. Booked on line and thought pictures not true to actual rooms. Wanted to upgrade but cost not good because of booking on line. Very disappointing better offer not made.
Loved this beautiful hotel. From the fresh cookies to the fireplace in our room - it was a refreshing experience. We will be back!
The breakfast room was so small and crowded we chose to not eat.
Quiet rooms, great views, and good location.
Experienced broken tub plug and toilet ran constantly.
We stayed here a month ago on our way to the Redwood forest,(One night) were impressed with the room, we had an ocean front and the view was outstanding.Love the outside fire pits the have so you can sit outside at night. The staff was nice and very helpful. Close to shopping at the outlet mall.
I decided to bring my daughter for a mommy-daughter time to discuss her upcoming wedding. Since I stayed here a month ago I loved the place and decided to come back and stay for 3 night. The room was ok, with just a somewhat view of the ocean, more of the hotel parking lot next to us. Housekeeping is bad when you choose to stay here for longer than one night. The next day of our arrival we left after 8:30 am was gone until 4:45pm and our room had not been touched yet. Went down to the office and asked where housekeeping was and they explained to me that they take care of the rooms that only people stay for one night (checking out) first. They sent housekeeping over to pick up our place, but didn't do a very good job. I asked for early service for the next day and they showed up at 9:15 am. We were leaving and got back around dinner time again. Our room had fresh towels, and that was about it. They did not empty any of the trash cans wipe down anything and there was still left over coffee in the throwaway coffee cups. I was very disappointed about this since I had the problems with housekeeping the day before. (If they know that they, the hotel are booked full, one would expect to have extra help)
Breakfast was good, rooms were very clean.
No BBQ equipment
Ocean view
No good access for older adults. Very difficult to get to second floor carrying luggage.
The accommodations were very comfortable and the view was absolutely fantastic.
Good location and facilities, rooms were clean, of good size, updated fixtures, nice staff.
Location was near a street that allowed cars to drive on beach, which created high traffic late at night.
Every room has a view. Clean, spacious, good location.
The guest reviews express the personal opinions of Booking.com customers who filled out a questionnaire after their stay at the hotel. These opinions do not necessarily represent the views of Booking.com.
Sailor Jack Oceanfront MotelFeaturing oceanfront rooms with Pacific Ocean views, this Lincoln City motel provides beach access, a sauna, and free Wi-Fi.Most recent booking for this hotel was yesterday at 15:39 from $49.99 |
Shearwater InnEach of the accommodations at this Lincoln City hotel feature ocean views and a gas fireplace. A hot tub is available at the hotel. Devils Lake State Park is a 5-minute drive away.Most recent booking for this hotel was yesterday at 15:25 from $89.10 |
Pelican Shores InnThis Pacific coast hotel features direct access to the beach and an indoor pool. Located one mile from Chinook Winds Casino, it offers suites with ocean views and kitchenettes.Most recent booking for this hotel was yesterday at 10:42 from $89 |


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