"If Golfgod is a new board member, I would be happy with that decision. He could be someone to finally have shareholder’s best interest in mind. Hopefully the new board can also have influence in decision making. There has been world class business advice given to past and present P2O administrations which was apparently ignored. Obviously what has been tried is not working. New ideas are needed."

That would be good...but my guess is that Mr. Heddle will run him as well as the rest of the board of directors. Golfgod doesn't strike me as someone who is willing to effect change--he strikes me as someone with unwavering faith in PTOI who will continue to be content with Mr. Heddle staying the course.

The best thing Mr. Brain can do on the board of directors is ask questions about the economics of the process or ask questions as to why customers keep turning up their noses at the processor. That would be incredibly valuable information to investors which former message-board-poster-turned-PTOI-insider, Chris Irons, was unwilling to do. My guess is that won't be in the cards, though. Either through compliance to Mr. Heddle's wishes or through BS NDA's, Mr. Brain is unlikely to ever provide any information on the commercial viability of PTOI's process.