"Goerner - Talis, Avot, Crossflo."

No, Talis wasn't Goerner's fault and you forgot Nupower (whatever it costed us).

Talis was formerly known as DataSecurus and DataSecurus was a Holocom subsidary (see below). But because of the good Holocom performance the Talis loss can be accepted IMO.

Here's the pr from 2007 regarding Talis/DataSecurus

"Patriot Scientific Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: PTSC - News) announced today that Pilot Power Group, Inc. and its affiliate EDMS, LLC have acquired a controlling interest in DataSecurus, LLC (formerly Holocom Multi-Domain Computers, LLC). DataSecurus develops secure data- and power-control technologies that enable high-security PCs for government and military installations.

Users of DataSecurus PCs can access both secure classified networks and unsecured unclassified networks (such as the Internet) from the same computer, without the possibility of unauthorized access or loss of classified data. Previously, such users required two or more physically separate PCs on the same desk. The patented technology, known as the Sentinel(TM) System, has been praised by the U.S. Department of Defense personnel, NATO officers, and other federal agency employees.

Patriot Scientific CEO Jim Turley said, "We saw the potential of the technology but also realized that it's not among our core competencies. DataSecurus needed added capital and industry expertise, so Patriot felt that it was wise to attract a partner willing to make that investment. Pilot Power Group will share ownership in the enterprise while carrying the product through to commercialization. This configuration made the most sense for our shareholders."

Patriot's subsidiary, Holocom Networks, will retain a 22% interest in DataSecurus, as well as ongoing board-level positions. Holocom also has the option to invest additional capital in DataSecurus to either maintain or increase its ownership position. Holocom Networks is jointly owned by Patriot and Scripps Ventures, Inc.

Thomas R. Darton, vice president of Pilot Power Group and CEO of DataSecurus said, "We are very excited about this new investment and feel that the technology has great promise. We have completed a supply contract for design services, have signed consulting agreements with key stakeholders in the technology, and have signed an exclusive manufacture, distribution and sales agreement with the developers and owners of the technology. We will have a number of announcements to make as this product comes to market later this year. The company is accepting orders for shipment in the fourth quarter of 2007." He added that "Patriot's history of involvement in high-technology products and design will make their representatives valuable Board members for DataSecurus."