Dear Mr McMaus, I was able to meet Chris "Jesus" Ferguson and all my other heros (with the exception of you) at NBC's taping of the heads up event at the nugget in Vegas this month. The one thing I like about Chris, yourself, and anyone else that respects the game and has class... is that it is still a game of chance and there is never any reason to be dis-respectful of the game or most importantly another human being. I found all the pros I met to be kind and professional. I have rounded for over 20years NL hold'em for the past year. I want to do what you did and have read all the books and play every night. The one thing that I hope I never lose touch with is human decency and respect. My parents taught me to walk across the tee-ball diamond and shake hands win or lose. Chris understands and I know you do also. I just wish everyone could remember what it is like to lose... especially when you see how someone acts when they win. Thank you for your book it is fantastic and congrats on all your wins and the money. But all that aside it is what you stand for and represent (values) that makes you a winner in any situation. Thanks, KentP.S. I notices you memorialize your son in the front of your book, however, there is no information about what happened... is there anything you can share? If not... I respect that.