Gee, I missed a good dirt pounding and leaf throwing match here. I know attorneys that write 10 C & D letters before breakfast. They're worth less than the paper those letters are printed on, and so are the letters. The nerve of accusing Doug of doing something illegal when he's not selling PLB's boggles the mind. It is also a stretch to call Mr. Ralston a personality or to believe that he has any substantial commercial value. It is tragic that Mr. Ralston has lost his arm, and I hope he makes enough money from his book or whatever to make him comfortable in some way, but to take offense at Doug Ritter and ETS is doing a disservice to humanity. I posted a while back that Mr. Ralston was not a good example of a proper survival mindset. He simply did what he had to do in a bad situation. That doesn't make him some kind of gritty John Wayne hero. Why do I feel like I'm reading a story about Tonya Harding when I read of his actions after the tragic event? Anyway, that's my 2 cents. Regards, Keys