But that is not what this post is about.  Thinking about titles is hard.
My current bathroom reading fare is 
Phil Gordon's Little Green Book: Lessons and Teachings in No Limit Texas Hold'em.  It's format is in honor of 
Harvey Penick's Little Red Book: Lessons and Teachings from a Lifetime in Golf.  Like Penick's book, it had small, easy to read sections culled from the notes Phil Gordon has taken throughout his poker career.
I am reading this book at the same time I am re-reading Dan Harrington's books for the second time.  As I go through the Little Green Book, I am finding myself recalling the more detailed discussions that Harrington presents.  There is alot of good stuff about tournament play in Phil's book.  I think I will find myself reading it over and over again whenever I find my poker thought processes out of whack.
Speaking of poker, I wanted to share with you myfinal hand of last nights WWdN: West Coast Warm-up.  If you look at the hand, it appears I played like a total fool.  There is some truth to that.
The tournament started at 9:00 Mountain time - aka my bedtime.  There were 35 players, and the top five paid.  This hand is on the final table, eight players left, and I am the short stack.  This hand takes place at about 11:00.
PokerStars Game #3694388879: Tournament #18321964, Hold'em No Limit - Level VIII
(200/400) - 2006/01/20 - 00:55:34 (ET)
Table '18321964 2' Seat #3 is the button
Seat 1: The_Venetian (6774 in chips) 
Seat 2: patrickjst (9081 in chips) 
Seat 3: L0K1 (5475 in chips) 
Seat 4: Frankl66 (4561 in chips) 
Seat 5: darval (9056 in chips) 
Seat 7: bedheadmick (9648 in chips) 
Seat 9: Darzog (7905 in chips) 
The_Venetian: posts the ante 25
patrickjst: posts the ante 25
L0K1: posts the ante 25
Frankl66: posts the ante 25
darval: posts the ante 25
bedheadmick: posts the ante 25
Darzog: posts the ante 25
Frankl66: posts small blind 200
darval: posts big blind 400
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Frankl66 [Jc 9c]
bedheadmick: folds 
Darzog: folds 
The_Venetian: folds 
patrickjst: folds 
L0K1: raises 800 to 1200
Frankl66: calls 1000
darval: folds 
LOK1 had been stealing the blinds given the opportunity any chance he got.  I thought he was doing it again here (it turns out he was, as you will see), so I called.
*** FLOP *** [4c 2h 8s]
Frankl66: bets 800
L0K1: raises 1200 to 2000
Frankl66: calls 1200
My bet was probably too small there.  (Or was it??? - we shall see.)  
*** TURN *** [4c 2h 8s] [7s]
Frankl66: checks 
L0K1: bets 2250 and is all-in
Frankl66: calls 1336 and is all-in
At this point in the game (not just the hand) I am getting really tired, so I am not thinking straight.  I have nothing, yet I called after the flop.  Now I have to call all-in because I am pot-committed.  At this point I have been up for 20 hours (since 3:00 in the morning - I couldn't get back to sleep.)  I am giving up on the game so I can go to bed.  
*** RIVER *** [4c 2h 8s 7s] [6c]
Frankl66: shows [Jc 9c] (high card Jack)
L0K1: shows [2c 7d] (two pair, Sevens and Deuces)
L0K1 collected 9647 from pot
Frankl66 said, "hammer@!!!"
LOK1 was bluffing from the start with THE HAMMER!, and he got his two pair on the turn.  It was just as I thought initially - though the Hammer never occurred to me.  It should have, though, since poker bloggers love to play the Hammer.  I told you I was tired.
LOK1 went on to win the tourney.  Congratulations, LOK1.