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You mentioned an addition from yesterday (08.2 2011) - is that a new update from somewhere?

Morning ppj, sorry for late reply. As far as I know it is correct because I just took it off the website "homepage - projects" to remind us of progress and when to expect news. It is reduced in size, but the pertinent points are there. Naturally, the webpages might not be bang up to date, so there could be more recent data somewhere, but I think the main thing is the assay results for Mtonya are due anytime (H1 2011) as they were well on the way to completion in December last year and then the processing of data for drill targets after that. All looks very interesting to me. regards, L

off the URA website 08 2 2011 Mtonya project, Tanzania Assay results from the programme are due H1 2011. The processing of this data will advance the Company's understanding of the mineralisation controls and help generate valid drill targets for future drilling programmes. Ruvuma project, Tanzania A number of rock chip samples taken from the Eland area returned anomalous uranium, tantalum and niobium values. This style of Nb-Ta-U mineralisation is strikingly similar to Globe's Kanyika deposit in Malawi some 290 km southwest of Eland and Mantra's Malawian Chikangawa and Chintheche Projects 230 km to the west. It is remarkable that the overall tenor of U3O8 and Ta mineralisation is considerably higher than at the prospects in Malawi. The Ruhuhu project, Tanzania The joint venture geologists have identified the Mkuju target in this area where uranium mineralisation occurs within sandstone which is thought to belong to the Kingori Sandstone series. Paladin's Kayelekera (a sandstone-hosted uranium deposit within the Karoo succession, northern Malawi) occurs in similar sandstone lithologies of the northern part of the North Rukuru Basin. These Rukuru sandstones are thought to broadly correspond to the Kingori sandstone beds of the Ruhuhu Basin. gla, dyor

I Itoo have noticed a trend towards engineers and industrials making the top-risers charts lately. I got a feeling from certain hints in the newsletters last year-end that commodities were going out of favour in 2011 and engineers would become more to the fore. Maybe it is to do with a strengthening dollar and better export profits?

scary name! that was a good post, well done! Although the paper is dated 2.2.2010, it does give support to my earlier posts re wind energy on the increase and the govt of India will give subsidies for every kW produced and fed into the grid. Although there are other providers of wind energy in India, Siemens is definitely on the march there.

time will tell! I'm in at the mo, tho ?I can understand you waiting - I think I would too. India's a very big place with lots of remote areas so this wind power project could really take off. Neither are they fussy about nimbyism! To them it is an essential resource and simple to understand.

I suspect this is just the bit of selling taking place added to yesterday's. take advantage to top up. Also, will there be a divi from this company eventually?

just a thought, but don't they get substantial government subsidies for wind farm energy installations? If so, this might take time to set up?

very clearly made the wrong decision - but soon sold these anyway. today: APF = 350p and onwards and upwards BRCI = 160p and dipping. Motto: if someone is hyping the stock in the press, beware! L

Sorry, got it wrong in my earlier post re government owned, sort of gleaned that incorrectly from an earlier rns. Just had a look around their website. Looks a very interesting company and I agree with your post 12.42. I like the way they have vegetable gardens around the wind generators (see website photos). Is this to do with involving the local community, I wonder!

who are likely to take over the company, isn't it state owned at the moment? thanks

I thought biotech was to be "in" for 2011, and this company seems to have an excellent product. Still, it is a 10% trading range, which I think is normal. Could it be iis readjusting their portfolios for 2011?

I've been interested in uranium for quite a while but there are so few on the London stock exchange, tho lots elsewhere. I always hear how uran is a future stock so I'll see how it goes! I looked at niger and ura, and ura seemed more transparent to me and going forward. And I liked the hint of those rare metals too!

Here are a few pertinent excerpts from the URA website http://www.uraniumresources.co.uk/ that seem very encouraging to me: Tanzania is one of the most significant African economies. The country has a stable economy with a multi-party democracy, which supports foreign direct investment. The mineral exploration and mining industry is governed by straightforward and transparent legislation. Many of the major mining companies currently have operations in the country. URA has built a land position of some 12,700 sq km within the highly prospective Selous, Luwegu and Ruhuhu basins in southern Tanzania, which comprises three primary projects: Mtonya, Ruhuhu and Ruvuma. It is URA's near term objective to acquire and advance assets with short and medium term development cycle requirements. The Company will do this through the identification and acquisition of prospective land packages in Tanzania and other jurisdictions that fit its investment criteria. Exploration at its three Tanzanian uranium projects, Mtonya, Ruvuma and Ruhuhu is on-going and aimed at ascertaining their economic potential. Uranium Resources commenced its 2010 drilling programme in June 2010. When completed, the two-phase programme will comprise approximately 4,170 metres of diamond core drilling. As a result of the success of phase 1, the Company commenced phase 2 of the drilling programme which will comprise a further 2,650m of diamond core drilling. Phase 2 will further define the geology and is expected to generate drill targets for subsequent exploration programmes. The Company completed phase 2 drilling on 12 November 2010. Assay results from the programme are due H1 2011. The processing of this data will advance the Company's understanding of the mineralisation controls and help generate valid drill targets for future drilling programmes. A number of rock chip samples taken from the Eland area returned anomalous uranium, tantalum and niobium values. (very interesting rare minerals, especially tantalum for electronics and niobium for powerful magnets) Larryh. This style of Nb-Ta-U mineralisation is strikingly similar to Globe's Kanyika deposit in Malawi some 290 km southwest of Eland and Mantra's Malawian Chikangawa and Chintheche Projects 230 km to the west. It is remarkable that the overall tenor of U3O8 and Ta mineralisation is considerably higher than at the prospects in Malawi.

after taking a vertical bashing. Amazing how quickly a good share can drop. Should be set now for the onward and upward trend, I hope. Need to get in somewhere stable after all my oilies excitement! dyor,

ask them for some option shares, or a bonus free share scheme! or form a share club with your mates! gl, L

someone is collecting these shares for a reason!

a dump of the rump of the business! This is disastrous. So much for small shareholder loyalty.

Without going into all the searching, does anyone know what this is all about, the "life sciences" thing, I mean. Is this the whole robotic business or just part of of the company going. Funny, but I have not got an rns about this, has anyone else?

Then think of the alcohol in the champagne and what a great company Thortons is! ps, I got my discount vouchers too. I can wrap them up and give them to my mum as her Christmas pressy!