Perhaps we could collectively commission a commemorative barrel of Glen Breton Canadian Single Malt for him, made from barley roasted over a peat fire. (The peat, of course, would ideally be supplied by a Mr. Sam Peralta. I understand he may have a surplus.) While it might (or rather had better...) take quite a while to procure the actual artifact, maybe some paperwork could be arranged. A certificate or something (in addition to a symbolic bottle of their best off-the-shelf hooch).

Disclaimer: I have no connection with Glenora Distillery other than having been a customer on occasion, so don't even know if this is possible, but IMO, provided Dr. Taylor is in fact a single malt guy, this may be a fitting tribute to honour such a momentous and lasting contribution.

Quan Gork and other day traders - why are you again promoting Canada Steers on this site?

Canada Steers is for suckers. Their accounting is not GAAP, and even with their cheating they just lost yet another 29%.

I thought you'd finally figured that out.

Do you need me to explain further? Maybe I should start posting regularly on the topic, since you seem to have forgotten just how ridiculously dishonest it is for Canada Steers to, for example, claim today's recommendation was to Buy at $0.97 when, by their own published rules, their call wasn't confirmed until the end of the day at $1.05.

Canada Steers is not right or wrong. It is purely random, and the site uses shady accounting to dupe naive traders into trading more often than is good for them.

Is this the Tony Blevins we're hobnobbing with? VP of Procurement or something like that. Not sure whether he's still there, but seems like a very well connected player, and very plugged in to IP litigation between Apple and Samsung.

http://www.zoominfo.com/p/Tony-Blevins/1891229197

Things are getting interesting.

Starting to expect a significant overshoot of the crowdsourced projected valuation curve, maybe even before the Nasdaq listing.

Not to be construed as trading advice.

interesting article - not POET, but gives some indication of the value of a university or it's spinoff holding fundamental patents on technology which aids in heat reduction:

http://www.law.com/sites/lawcomteam/2015/03/27/10-figure-patent-award-for-carnegie-mellon-sets-up-superstar-showdown/?kw=10-Figure%20Patent%20Award%20for%20Carnegie%20Mellon%20Sets%20Up%20Superstar%20Showdown&et=editorial&bu=Law.com&cn=20150330&src=EMC-Email&pt=Newswire

Subject to appeal, but a good sign for an uptick in the fair valuation of a single chip heat reduction US patent, despite offshore manufacturing and consumption.

Remind me again of how many fundamental heat reducing patents POET is holding?

BTW, POET is still trading at a large discount to it's fair value based on the crowdsourced prediction this board made back in September. I would expect a bit of overshoot when the full market starts to participate. Should be interesting.

That's why all in. Wake me up again when it's above the curve.

Not to be construed as trading advice.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/aarontilley/2015/02/03/arms-new-chip-will-triple-the-power-of-smartphones/

Sounds interesting. Wonder what it is? Any ideas? Is it POET, or is it FUD?

PTK is still trading at about a 55% discount to the Crowdsourced Valuation Projection which represents the collective opinion of this board regarding the time related value of the announced information. As more people become aware, it may trade closer to that projection curve:

http://agoracom.com/ir/POETTechnologies/forums/discussion/topics/623527-ptk-predictions/messages/1954289#message

Not to be construed as advice.