Article: RUGBY PAYS USD50 MILLION FOR NORWEGIAN FIRM STAKE.

Article: Lithuania: Siemens Supplies Electrical Equipment for new Kiln ...
TendersInfo;  November 1, 2008 ;     551 words ... ... from the Lithuanian cement producer, Akmenes Cementas AB, to supply the electrical equipment ... of about one million metric tons, Akmenes Cementas is the biggest cement producer in ... comprehensive modernization project, Akmenes Cementas plans to convert its cement production ...

Article: Embra offers each-way solace for punters at Musselburgh
The Scotsman;  May 21, 2008 ;     436 words ... ... a long shot, so fingers crossed any locals who had money on Embra at Musselburgh yesterday afternoon hedged their bets and went ... and even-money shot Proud Linus failing to make the frame in Embra's race. Dick Allen saddled 12-1 winner Zabeel Tower to ...

Article: Football: EMBRA.(Sport)
The People (London, England);  March 4, 2007 ;     273 words ...Byline: Leggoland EMBRA is now officially a dirty old town after a survey showed it has the filthiest streets of any city or town in Scotland. Which is no surprise to this wee Keelie - given the amount of rubbish which spews out of Tynecastle.

Article: Robert McNeil's Week: Embra's burglars must be losing ...
The Scotsman;  January 10, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... in the neighbourhood, nicked stuff couldn't be sold on the islands, and it'd be too expensive to ship it south. But in Embra toon, ma ain hame city, hoose-breaking is almost a noble profession, and householders expect it like sunshine in Hawaii ...

Article: 'Yah-mania is taking over Embra toon, and something is ...
The Scotsman;  February 26, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... contented myself by laughing in his face and shaking my head, but it seemed to have little effect. Yah-mania is taking over Embra toon, and something is going to have to be done. At the moment, I personally have no constructive solution, unless perhaps ...

Article: EMBRA SAMBA.(News)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  August 8, 2005 ;     275 words ...DANCERS from the Edinburgh Samba School jazzed up a huge parade to open the world's biggest arts festival yesterday. The 59th Edinburgh Fringe features 16,000 artistes from around the world taking part in nearly 27,000 performances in 300 venues until the end of August

Article: Embra's Embers; With the charred rubble barely cool, Alan ...
The Sunday Herald;  December 15, 2002 ;     700+ words ..."And among other things the poor pigeons, I perceive, were loth to leave their houses, but hovered about the balconys till they were some of them burned and fell down." Samuel Pepys describing the Great Fire of London, September 2, 1666 HOW last week's Great Fire of Edinburgh started nobody will