Exhibit 10.1 Exclusive Patent, Trademark and Tradename License Agreement by and between John Michael Coombs dba EASY GOLF and Bio-Thrust, Inc., a Utah corporation John Michael Coombs dba EASY GOLF Bio-Thrust, Inc. Agreement Index ARTICLE I Recitals...License Agreement • January 27th, 2006 • Easy Golf CORP
Exhibit 99.1 BIO-THRUST, INC. 3098 South Highland Drive, Suite 323 Salt Lake City, Utah 84106-6001 Tuesday, April 12, 2005 DEAR BIO-THRUST, INC. SHAREHOLDER: Your Company has been defunct and dormant for approximately 15 years. Last year, current...Easy Golf CORP • January 27th, 2006
Your Company has been defunct and dormant for approximately 15 years. Last year, current management took steps to revive and reactivate the Company. As part of these efforts, and in exchange for the issuance of several million shares of stock, your Company recently entered into an exclusive patent, trademark and tradename license agreement in which it has acquired the federal trademark applications, Easy Golf and Swing-Channel including all existing and future patent and marketing rights to a new golf-related invention that helps a person hit a golf ball straight. The licensor has agreed to advance all costs of getting a utility or design patent on the device issued by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, though no assurance can be given that any such patent will ultimately issue. Since 1976, approximately 31 U.S. patents have been issued relative to golf mats. None appear to specifically relate to hitting a golf ball straight. The invention is intended to be marketed as "The Easy Gol
