That's a valid question and unfortunately as we both know, not easily answered. The first step would be for investors to bombard the company with letters or emails demanding change. In light of our current circumstance some bad PR directed at the companies BOD would not be a bad idea either. I wouldn't mind seeing the San Diego Tribune or some other publication run a story about PTSC's BOD membership and the stock performance under their tenure. Let's be real here, the price is $.17, more negative publicity to achieve long term stability sure couldn't hurt. The other as we all know is our voting rights. I know it's a plurality system but the numbers still stand. We should show strong opposition to the current BOD through our votes. If any issues ever came to light at least there would be public record showing a substantial amount of shareholders voted against certain members. Applying relentless pressure typically results in some kind of action sooner or later. I'm not going to fly from Texas to attend the meeting, neither are the other 99% of investors in this stock. I do hope those that attend step to the mike and strongly voice their discontent with certain members. IMO Mr. Goerner is in a tough spot and it would be up to investors to take the fight to the street so to speaks. Send emails to certain financial websites, print media etc.. and see if they will look at the story more closely. People shouldn't forget that not long ago CNET took the time to mention little ole' PTSC on one of their blogs and it wasn't a flattering article. We have serious dead weight and they need to go.