MW: Lastly the number of options are a known quantity that can be factored toward the value of the company, and in estimating potential dilution, but, If exercised, it will happen at higher values and our dilution is the difference between the option price and the price at that time.

Ummmmm. No. Dilution has to do with share count, plane and simple. It has nothing to do with price. When more shares are out there, you and I own less of the company as our portion. Hence the term.

Having said that, I have no problem with Dr. T having shares and SI for that matter ... he's a great supporter of the company.

Also the number of options is capped anyway so the potential dilution is thus capped.