Alltech Services Income

Alltech Services Income owns and manages truescans.com, a website which provides: 1) Copyrighted photographs of a lithographic portrait series which was created in Paris during the 1820's and consists of over 500 portraits of famous people such as General George Washington, Shakespeare, Mozart, Ben Franklin, Henry and Napoleon; 2) Scans of U.S. patent number 10,994,569, being a trisection device whose accuracy can be validated over a wide range of device settings by making use of a novel geometric forming process; thereby streamlining the process of otherwise having to draw an infinite number of singluar geometric construction patterns, all by conventional Euclidean means; 3) Copyrighted scans of a treatise entitled, “The Principles of Equation Sub-element Theory” through which geometric representations of second order algebraic equations can be depicted, and some third order algebraic equations can be portrayed; 4) Copyrighted scans of a prospectus, and coursework for a new geometry curriculum whose instruction focuses upon simple motions that young children already have become familiar with; thereby serving as a prerequisite for a more complicated conventional Euclidean practice which typically becomes taught during the high school years; 5) Copyrighted truescans and critiques of important historical and fictional works, written by the likes of William Defoe and Jules Verne; 6) Images of a juicytwist product which enables consumers to drink most of the resident juices and pulp contained in oranges and grapefruits by means of “peeling citrus fruits from the inside"; 7) Original scans of a pamphlet which was written by the American founding father John Dickinson, but doesn’t appear to he held in any library in the world; 8) Copyrighted scans of a book entitled, The Body Game, detailing various revealing aspects concerning the employment of engineers during the 1970’s time period; and 9) Copyrighted music from the 1970’s, such as the song “Watergate”.