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Hi Gang....


If you're into URANIUM...and you want to postion yourself along side THE BEST JUNIOR URANIUM COMPANY in Canada.... as i've told you all before ( read my posting titled: Uranium / Uranium / Uranium ).... here's my pick for The #1 Junior Uranium Company:

Bayswater Uranium Corp. ( BAY - Tsx.V )


And here's why!!!!


Jay Taylor in the Jan. 2, 2007, edition of Energy & Energy Tech Stocks tells readers to buy George Leary's Bayswater Uranium Corp. at $1.63. This is the first time Mr. Taylor is recommending the uranium stock. The editor writes that Bayswater is the only uranium company to have major landholdings in each uranium exploration and development region in Canada. The company holds 1.04 million acres in the Central mineral belt, 1.5 million acres in the Athabasca basin and has interest in 3.66 million acres in the Thelon basin . Mr. Taylor describes these three areas as "prime uranium hunting districts" and "elephant-sized uranium country." He then plunges into long biographies of the Bayswater managers and directors. Notably, president and chief executive officer Mr. Leary has built up several resource and technology juniors. He was behind Camine Resources Inc., TradeRadius Online Inc. and Koylma Goldfields Ltd. Mr. Taylor says Bayswater has "perhaps the strongest uranium exploration team in the world."

BAYSWATER APPROVES AGGRESSIVE $20 MILLION EXPLORATION PROGRAM FOR URANIUM PROPERTIES IN 2007 15,000 TO 30,000 METRES OF DRILLING PLANNED AT COMPANY'S BIG-THREE URANIUM PROJECTS

Bayswater Uranium Corp. has budgeted an aggressive $20-million uranium exploration program for 2007. The extensive program comprises up to 30,000 metres of drilling on the company's large uranium projects in Canada's three most important uranium regions.

In the Central mineral belt, Labrador, the company is exploring for iron oxide copper-gold (IOCG)/Rossing-style uranium deposits in the Thelon (Northwest Territories/Nunavut) and Athabasca (Saskatchewan) basins; the targets are high-grade unconformity uranium deposits. In both the Central mineral belt and the Thelon basin, Bayswater is the largest property holder in these highly prospective uranium regions and one of the largest landholders in the highly productive Athabasca basin.

Bayswater's goal is to discover and begin drill delineation of a uranium resource on its projects as quickly as possible to create significant shareholder value. To achieve this objective, the company accomplished the following key milestones in 2006:


acquired major landholdings, comprising 6.85 million acres, in Canada's top uranium-producing and exploration regions -- Athabasca basin, Labrador, Thelon basin and Newfoundland;
assembled a management team with a highly successful record in uranium exploration and discovery, capital raising, and creation of significant shareholder value;
raised in excess of $20-million;
applied for approximately two million acres of concessions in Niger, the world's fourth largest uranium producer; and
created attractive share liquidity and market capitalization for institutional and retail investors.

Damien Reynolds, chairman of Bayswater Uranium, states: "The past year was a tremendous building period for Bayswater as we established dominant land positions in some of [the] world's best uranium regions, attracted an enviable uranium exploration team to explore these properties and raised a significant amount of capital to execute our business objectives. Going into 2007, we are extremely well positioned to continue to create shareholder value through exploration success, merger and acquisition opportunities, and increasing recognition of our company in the investment community