this is one of my used commands in vim, this is very useful on the vintage mode for the vim power users  

OS => Linux UBUNTU 10.10
SublimeText2 version : Build 2039
Culture : fr_FR

when i want to switch from one project to another, sometimes, this error append

Error trying to parse workspace: Expected value in ~/myproject:142:29

and i can't access to myproject.

The solution is to open the project file (line 142 for me)
"translation.y": 1962,5,
replace with
"translation.y": 1962,


maybe it's a culture problem, my decimal separator may be "," instead of "." i don't know :)

Anyway, ST2 is a great product ! i love it ;)

d i ( when inside (dgsddgs)  works.

d i <   when cursor is inside <> ( e.g. <fgsdfgf>) and di } when inside {} doesn't work.

It should work like vim. (applies to both  ST2 and ST3)

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Growing Chinese interest in investing abroad was a top global business trend in 2013. London, which has of late attracted investors ranging from Greater China billionaires Wang Jianlin and Henry Cheng to mainland government-run giant Greenland Holding Group-, is poised to gain even more funds in the coming years.

That’s according to Stephen Clifton, head of Central London for Knight Frank, one of the world’s largest independent real estate consultancies. Chinese investors purchased £1.2 billion of London real estate last year alone, amid a revival in demand for office space in central London, where take-up increased by 41% to 13.1 million square feet in 2013. Overall investment volume for the central London office market hit a record high of £19.6 billion last year, an increase of 42% from 2012, and 14% greater than the next highest year, which was 2007. Supply fell from 16.5 million square feet in 2012 to 16.1 million square feet at the end of 2013. This reflects a vacancy rate of 7.0%, which is below the 10-year average figure of 8.5%, and the lowest level since 2008.

Clifton expects in the coming years Chinese investors will add more commercial real estate in London. That would make them well-poised to benefit from what Knight Frank predicts will be record high rents in the city by 2018. I exchanged with Clifton last week about the outlook.

Q. Knight Frank is predicting record levels of overseas investment in London commercial property in the coming years. Of late, U.S. companies such as Google and Facebook have been expanding in London. How do you think China will figure in the market in the coming years?

A. Despite yield compression over the last 12 months, London remains good value in global terms. Factoring in currency fluctuations, prime City of London capital values are 40% lower than the 2007 peak for investors buying in renminbi. Additionally, commercial lease lengths in Central London tend to be longer than in many of the major far eastern cities, with prime yields up to 125 basis points higher, making the city particularly attractive. Our China office is currently tracking 40 Chinese institutions and property companies looking to invest up to $100 million overseas. We expect a large proportion of this to target London.

Additionally, a growing number of Chinese companies are acquiring occupational office space in Central London. We are aware of more than 30 Chinese companies or institutions occupying space in London, the largest being Bank of China, which purchased its 110,000 square foot headquarters building next to the Bank of England in 2009, more than doubling its London presence.

Q. Thinking only about real estate, to what extent has mainland developers and investors figured into the growth in investment in London property? Besides the big, well-publicized Wanda project, what other commitments have you seen in the past year?

A. There has already been significant Chinese investment in London real estate; in 2013 alone £1.2 billion of Chinese money flowed into London property. Chinese investors have targeted Grade A, well-located buildings across Central London, and not just large lot sizes. While transactions such as Gingko Tree’s purchase of Ropemaker Place for almost £500 million and Ping An’s purchase of the Lloyds Building for more than £250 million have made the headlines, we have also seen a number of assets traded at £50 million or below.

Q. Looking to 2018, do you expect more mainland real estate money to enter? How so — from real estate developers? financial investors? Why type of projects are mainland investors likely to be interested in the coming years and why?

A. We see property companies and institutions targeting London and they will consider a wide range of asset types and projects. The occupational market has seen an exceptional recovery since the global financial crisis. In 2013 alone, there was 13.6 million square feet of office space acquired by Central London tenants, a 41% increase on the previous year, and we expect levels to continue to rise alongside the ongoing economic recovery. At the same time, the supply of office space is falling. We see opportunities for Chinese investors in both the acquisition of well-located, long-let, quality stock and also in joint ventures.

Q. Hong Kong has long had relatively close ties to London, and its entrepreneurs have been investing in real estate far longer than the mainland’s. What’s ahead for Hong Kong’s investment in London in the next few years?

A. Hong Kong investors have long been comfortable with investing in London; we share similar regulations and legal systems and Sterling offers an important diversification from U.S. dollar investments. Many Hong Kong property investors are no longer first-time investors in Central London, and we see good opportunities for the more confident investor in assets other than the traditional prime.

Q. How much opportunity is growing interest in London real estate among Hong Kong and mainland investors creating for your own businesses at Knight Frank?

A. Knight Frank employs 640 people in Greater China and we are continuing to grow our Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong offices. We see Hong Kong and mainland investment in London as an important part of our business going forward.

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for 10 years I have worked for industry training - research. I graduated in sociology at the University of Warsaw. I received a scholarship to the University of Pittsburgh in the U.S.. His professional career started at Millward Brown SMG KRC to a specialist for qualitative research. He carried out research projects for companies in the FMCG sector and the public sector. Training activities started implementing the strategies developed in the research as an external consultant. I completed a degree in psychology and coaching in the Gestalt Institute, School of Business Trainers INTRA and a number of dedicated training. Implemented several training projects: implementation of the standards of customer service, sales, managerial skills development, coaching, motivating and managing potential employees. I also have to account the implementation of HR systems, Development Center and workshops devoted to human resource management in the company. I run workshops and presentation communication skills. I treat every project as a new challenge and everyone really motivates me to work. Specific when I think about the specific development needs of the participants. I worked with the industries: financial, automotive, sports, IT, real estate development, furniture and FMCG. I have experience working in a large EU projects to 1.5 million budget. This year I start work as a lecturer at WSB in Chorzow.
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LONDON: New York erstattet London som verdens ledende finansielle sentrum for første gang, etter at byen ble rystet av en rekke skandalene og spørsmål over Storbritannias plass i EU.



New York har topplasseringen i den siste globale finansielle sentre indeksen med en "ustø, statistisk ubetydelig" to-punkts føre, ifølge Michael Mainelli, leder av Z/Yen gruppen, som sammenstiller indeksen.

Konkurransen er varme opp, med Hong Kong og Singapore, to ledende asiatisk sentre, innsnevring gapet mellom seg selv og de to øverste til færre enn 30 poeng på en skala på 1000, indeksen viser.

Skandalene inkludert banker misbruker sine kunder ved å selge unødvendige forsikring, manipulering av finansielle benchmarks og handel tap, har kombinert skader byens stående, akkurat som planer for en folkeavstemning om EU-medlemskap kastet tvil om vilkårene i tilgangen til dette markedet.

Mens New York har utfordret London for pallen siden starten av indeksen, fikk en sevenpoint økning i sin vurdering den topplasseringen etter den britiske hovedstaden LED en 10-punkts nedgang, den største av alle i topp 50.

"London trenger et rykte som alle som kommer vil bli behandlet rettferdig og kan konkurrere rettferdig," i henhold til Mainelli. "Uten store innenlandske økonomien bak New York og Hong Kong, London må opptre mer som en Singapore by stat eller har støtte fra et EU innenlandske økonomien."


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1888 Press Release - Westhill Consulting is an international financial advisory firm based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Below is a guide to Initial Public Offerings (IPO's) intended to simplify the jargon and remove the fear that IPO's involve higher risk as compared to usual investments.

Westhill Consulting is a market leader in the Financial Services category. Here is a guide to Initial Public Offerings (IPO's) intended to simplify the jargon and remove the fear that IPO's involve higher risk as compared to usual investments.

Westhill Consulting is a reputable investment advisory firm based in Jakarta Indonesia, dedicated to providing you the most advantageous investments based on how you want your portfolio managed for the private middle market.

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A simple description of an IPO includes the fact that you're buying a business that is just entering the open marketplace. The moment the IPO is released to the public is the first time anyone has the ability to buy the company openly, and this will surely give you a good idea on where the stock itself resides when it comes to the value of the offering. You can wage it is preparing for a large rise in its value because they are just releasing their stock to the public.

Though most of the Initial Public Offering stocks skyrocket after they are first released, you must keep in mind that they are hardly a definite investment. Because of this, there are several factors you must definitely examine before you place your capital into this type of investment.

This is a great feature in VisualStudio and may not seem like it's all that important, but it's really useful and I use it all the time. It would be nice to be able to do this in ST3 as well.

Currently the the subtle shadow that appears on the side, if line is wider than column width, only works with dark color schemes, rendering a fugly drop shadow in the bright ones. IMHO it should fade out to whatever is the current background color instead.

President Obama's much debated "pivot to Asia" can often seem like an abstract diplomatic desire.

But it may now be saving lives. The "pivot" has meant Mr Obama has continued switching US military focus from the Middle East to the Pacific Ocean.

It is controversial on many levels, but it may be paying dividends for the unfortunate people of the Philippines.

Yesterday two transport planes and a group of marines were sent to Tacloban.

New treaty likely

The aircraft carrier George Washington and cruisers Antietam and Cowpens, the destroyers Mustin and Lassen, and the supply ship Charles Drew are also heading to the area.

The US military has had a tortured relationship with the Philippines - a base was closed in the 1990s, which was a real strategic loss.

Recently relationships have improved a lot, and a new treaty is likely.

This swift response from the US is in contrast to the Philippines' big neighbour, China.

They've offered a measly $100,000. OK, they are locked in a bitter dispute over who owns the Spratley Islands.

This makes them all the more worried about the possible treaty between the Philippines and the US, but that makes offering aid clever diplomacy, rather than comforting the enemy.

In the summer I went to China to make a documentary on Sino-US relations.

Many Chinese are concerned that the "pivot to Asia" is little more than code for an increase in US naval power in the region, aimed at boxing them in.

Altruism as diplomacy

Unidentified soldiers stand near a V-22 Osprey in Leyte, Philippines on 12 November 2013 

A V-22 Osprey was among the US military kit deployed to Leyte, Philippines

At the same time there are some who want their country's ever-growing economic might to be matched with a bigger influence in the world, starting in their own region.

But many genuinely don't want to match what they see as America's presumptuousness and arrogance.

You would have thought that lending a friendly hand to a neighbour in dire need would be a textbook exercise in soft power, but it doesn't appear to be happening.

It's true Filipinos might not want to see Chinese warships off their shores, or men in PLA uniforms bearing food and water.

Then again, they might not care right now about the political provenance of help.

The US aid may not just be motivated by a good heart and a love of liberty - altruism is good diplomacy too.

Its request for a big base may now garner support among those who were wary.

It comes back to the old question, often heard around Washington, "If not us, who?"

In the Philippines, I bet they are just glad it is somebody with the lifting power to make a difference.

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Ability to run code interactively in the appropriate interpreter in a separate window a la the PyNPP plugin for Notepad++

I prefer the interpreter to "pop-up" when I want to test my code. I can then take note of an error (Python gives great feedback on errors), close the command prompt window, go back to the code and fix the problem.

I don't like how "Building" in Sublime causes the console to pop-up using up reducing the code you can look at.

With PyNPP I can click in the main window to switch focus back or if I do not need to see the prompt again I can exit it which is much simpler than View->Console. I also find the grey-on-white much harder to read than the white-on-black of the command prompt and it is not representative of what my users will be seeing/using.