Omnicity Corp., the Midwest’s largest and fastest growing fixed Wireless Internet Service Provider, announced today after the closing bell that it has added Mr. Richard H. Reahard to its Board of Directors.

Earning his BS in Business Administration from Indiana University in 1971 and his MBA from Butler University in 1975, Mr. Reahard is a Carmel, Indiana businessman. Mr. Reahard was President of Telecom Resource, Inc. from 1993 to December 31, 2004. His background over the last 35 years is in sales and marketing.

Richard Beltzhoover, Chairman of the Board of Omnicity, stated, “Rick has been a substantial investor and supporter of Omnicity since his first investment in 2008. In addition, Rick has been a long time business associate and will be a welcome addition as an independent member of our Board of Directors.”

Greg Jarman, CEO of Omnicity, commented, “Rick

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HCEI, Healthy Coffee International Inc., HCEI.PK

HCEI is well positioned in the market place at the intersection of three mega-billion dollar industries: coffee, wellness and energy drinks, and has quickly established offices in 9 countries and distributors in 29 other countries through its marketing subsidiary Healthy Coffee USA, Inc. (www.HealthyCoffee.com) which uses a simple and unique Internet-driven international business model that allows the average person to own and operate a local, national, or international coffee distribution or coffee house

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Casey's General Stores Inc. (CASY) is watching analysts boost estimates ahead of reporting fiscal second quarter results in early December. For the year ending April 2010, the Zacks Consensus Estimate jumped from $2.19 to $2.21 per share in 1 month's time.

Company Description

Casey's General Stores, Inc. together with its subsidiaries, operate convenience stores under the Casey's General Stores name in the Midwest states. It has operations in Iowa, Missouri, Illinois Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Indiana. The company was founded in 1959 and is headquartered in Ankeny, Iowa.

Earnings Projections are on the Rise

The company is watching analysts boost estimates ahead of reporting fiscal second quarter results in early December. For the year ending April 2010, the Zacks Consensus Estimate jumped from $2.19 to $2.21 per share in 1 month's time.

For the following year, analysts polled by Zacks are calling for earnings of $2.25 per share, up

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Omnicity Corp, the Midwest’s largest fixed Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP), recently announced an agreement with Cisco Systems (Nasdaq: CSCO) to display wireless broadband service throughout its network. Omnicity CEO, Greg Jarman, said, “There are only a few carrier-grade WiMAX vendors out there today, and we are excited to have chosen Cisco as our strategic equipment supplier. Having selected a vendor, we can now turn our attention to spectrum holders across the country.”

The recent announcement represents just one of several new deals signed up over the past few months, including acquisitions in Omnicity’s home state of Indiana:

• Acquisition of NDWave, Inc., Alexandria, IN • Acquisition of North Central Communications, Peru, IN • Acquisition of Forepoint Networks, Lafayette, IN • Acquisition of Moreland Wireless, Henry County, IN

The above acquisitions have already given Omnicity over 3,000 new customers, resulting in a total subscriber base of over 5,000.

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Enzon (ENZN) achieved break-even earnings during the third quarter of 2009, better than the Zacks Consensus Estimate of loss of 7 cents but below the year-ago earnings of 1 cent. The company reported revenues of $44.6 million, a decline of 9% compared to $48.8 million reported in the third quarter of 2008. Enzon records revenues from three sources -- products, royalties and contract manufacturing. The three segments recorded a decline of 1%, 6% and 56%, respectively, compared to the year-ago period. Enzon has four marketed products -- Oncaspar for the treatment of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL); DepoCyt for lymphomatous meningitis; Abelcet for antifungal infection related to cancer and Adagen used to treat severe combined immunodeficiency disease (SCID), commonly known as the "bubble boy" disease. Apart from Oncaspar, whose sales remained unchanged from the year-ago period, the other three recorded a decline of 4%, 15% and 10%, ...

Companies featured in this edition of the newsletter: ACTC, CHIP, CVM, DKAM, ENZ, IWEB, MBCI, MFGD, PHC

Markets rebounded last week, on the strength of upbeat productivity and manufacturing reports that led to solid gains in all of the major indices. Despite news that the unemployment rate had hit its highest levels in 25 years, the Dow managed to end the week up 310 points, gaining 3.2% on the week to close at 10,023, up 14.2% on the year. The Nasdaq posted a gain of 3.3%, closing at 2112 and extending its yearly gains to 34%, while the S&P 500 and Russell 2000 advanced 3.2% and 3.1% respectively on the week to bring their YTD performance to 18.4% and 16.2%.

Several better than expected economic reports provided buying incentive throughout much of the week, as investors managed to shake off the previous week’s negative bias to send indices into positive territory

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AES Corporation’s (AES) adjusted EPS of 26 cents in the third quarter of fiscal 2009 was in line with the Zacks Consensus EPS estimate for the quarter. However, adjusted EPS for the quarter fell short by five cents compared to the year-ago EPS of 31 cents. The year-ago adjusted EPS had been boosted by 6 cents from currency transaction losses, 2 cents from incremental losses and a penny from mark-to-market losses. In comparison, the reported quarter’s EPS was affected by 3 cents from currency transaction gain and 2 cents from disposition losses. This was partially offset by 3 cents from mark-to-market losses.  In the reported quarter, consolidated revenue decreased $481 million year-over-year to $3.8 billion. Of the downside, $367 million was due to the strengthening of the U.S. dollar relative to the Brazilian real, which depreciated 13%. Also, lower commodity input prices translated into lower revenues at ...

Omnicity Corp wants to be rural America’s premier telecommunications and broadband Internet Service Provider. The company has developed a business model that has proven successful in thousands of rural Indiana homes, providing high-speed Internet service on a mass basis at a lower cost and more efficiently than wire or fiber optic solutions. With this model in hand, Omnicity is now growing rapidly through acquisitions with the goal of capturing the underserved and unserved rural and small town markets throughout America.

The majority of rural homes do not yet have access to broadband service. Cable is often unavailable, and DSL service is usually limited to urban/suburban areas. Traditional dialup service is simply no longer a viable solution, due to the growing audio/video content of the Web. Omnicity estimates that there are currently over 40 million homes, businesses, and other users in the

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Omnicity Corp., the Midwest’s biggest fixed Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP), recently bolstered its position as a WISP consolidator by signing a Letter of Intent with the wireless division of Solutions Unlimited (SUI), of New Castle, Indiana. SUI (doing business as Midwest WISP) is seen as just one of several acquisitions Omnicity is expected to announce during Q4 of 2009 as it makes its way towards becoming the premier consolidator of the WISP industry.

Omnicity CEO, Greg Jarman, commented on the value of the move. “We are pleased to have worked out a great deal for both Midwest WISP and Omnicity and look forward to bringing their subscribers and infrastructure into the fold. This acquisition adds another important set of assets and an ongoing local marketing presence to our eastern border.”

SUI president, Michael Dinkins, added: “The timing is perfect for us

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Omnicity Corp, the Midwest’s largest fixed Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP), announced after the closing bell today its financial results for the fourth quarter 2009.

The company highlighted the following impressive results:

– Q4 09 revenues increased 89% to $611,000 compared to Q4 08 revenues of $322,000 – Q4 09 revenues increased 44% compared to Q3 09 revenue of $425,000 (Q3 09 – 46% increase over Q2 09) – Successfully expanded its subscriber base to 5,200 subscribers – The Company expects revenues in excess of $650,000 for Q1 2010

Revenues for the year ended July 31, 2009 increased 63% to $1,689,000, while revenue for the fourth quarter alone increased by $288,000 to $611,000, an increase of 89%. This significant growth reflects an increase in recurring service revenue from the company’s four asset acquisitions; ND Wave, ForePoint Networks, North Central Communications and Cue Connex.

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