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3rd quarter FY2009, 9/30

2009 2008 % chg. Revenue $62.3 $47.9 +30.2 Income* 5.9 2.5 +139.3 Earn/share 0.18 0.09 +100.0

9 months

Revenue $193.3 $130.9 +47.6 Income* 22.7 10.9 +109.3 Earn/share 0.50 0.42 +19.0

Figures in millions except for earnings per share.

*income attributable to Dolan Media shareholders.

Net income attributable to noncontrolling interests for the three months and nine months ended Sept. 30 were -$694,000 and -$3,200,000 compared to -$466,000 and -$1,516,000 for the three-months and nine-month periods a year ago.

IKONICS CORP.

(IKNX) Makes photochemical imaging systems and abrasive and chemical etching systems.

3rd quarter FY2009, 9/30

2009 2008 % chg. Revenue $3,920.7 $3,832.8 +2.3 Income -709.4 237.8 -- Earn/share -0.36 0.11 --

9 months

Revenue $11,270.4 $11,943.7 -5.6 Income -509.5 701.9 -- Earn/share -0.26 0.34 --

Figures in thousands except for earnings per share.

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