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Sometimes good guys finish last

...for me, I'm still not sure why I love the sport. Maybe it's because that it's not only fun but humbling. As John Steinbeck once said, "It has always been my private conviction that any man who pits his intelligence against a fish and loses...

http://peninsulaclarion.com/community/2012-09-05/sometimes-good-guys-finish-last
Community
Lopez looks at 'drama of human life unfolding in nature'

...Landscape." In his writing, Lopez takes the perspective of American writers like Herman Melville, Willa Cather and John Steinbeck. The tensions of characters with a natural setting could be as strong as between characters -- and equally revelatory...

http://peninsulaclarion.com/arts-entertainment/2012-06-07/lopez-looks-at-drama-o
Arts & Entertainment
Joyce 'Nikki' Gilman

...and Luke Gilman of Vienna and Rebecca, Ben, Jacob and Brittany of Kenai; sister Margaret and brother-in-law John Steinbeck of Kenai, and sister Jennifer Fennell of Chicago. The family asks that memorial donations may be made to the Kenai...

http://www.peninsulaclarion.com/stories/072609/obi_471145501.shtml
Flight

Synopsis: Although based on a story about a young, unintentional killer by John Steinbeck, Flight's main credits are its musical score and scenic views of southern California's Big Sur. The year is 1900 or so, and Pepo (Efraín Ramírez) lives in crushing poverty, like many other Mexican-Americans in and around Monterey. But Pepo has the further misfortune of fighting it out with a drunk in a bar, getting injured in the process, and killing his woozy adversary. The young Hispanic takes off for the hill country outside the city with the law and an ill-defined lynch mob in hot pursuit. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi Cast: Efraim Ramirez, Esther Cortez, Maria Gonzales, Andrew Cortez Movie Details Buy Tickets Movie Review

Flight (1960)

Synopsis: Although based on a story about a young, unintentional killer by John Steinbeck, Flight's main credits are its musical score and scenic views of southern California's Big Sur. The year is 1900 or so, and Pepo (Efraín Ramírez) lives in crushing poverty, like many other Mexican-Americans in and around Monterey. But Pepo has the further misfortune of fighting it out with a drunk in a bar, getting injured in the process, and killing his woozy adversary. The young Hispanic takes off for the hill country outside the city with the law and an ill-defined lynch mob in hot pursuit. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi Cast: Efraim Ramirez, Esther Cortez, Maria Gonzales, Andrew Cortez Movie Details Buy Tickets Movie Review

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