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Why not give the UN and Ban Ki-moon a chance?
You have to admit that the timing of the Russian ploy to trip up (or at least drag President Obama’s feet on) — any US bombing of Moscow ally Syria was exquisite. I for one would now not only want to avoid playing Russian roulette with Vladimir Putin but also would stay out of a high-stakes all-night poker game with him.
Contemporary historians will now feel required to reassess the quality of the diplomacy of the Putin government. At the moment it does not looks so heavy-footed or even particularly un-artful, does it?
The proposal pushed into prominence is that Damascus consign its chemical stocks to international authority. This came on the eve of expected US Congressional votes on Obama’s proposed punishment of the Assad government’s evident use of chemical weapons inside Syria. The result is to delay that vote pending clarification of the Russian position, and move the world spotlight to the negotiating battlefields of Geneva – and the United Nations in New York.
To be honest, I couldn’t be happier about this development. Count me as among one of the gazillions of Americans with general growing doubts about the efficacy of US military power to deal with issues that are either primarily political or do not directly threaten US national security.
There is no question that we could get away with a bombing run or missile shower into Syria. But the main achievement might be only to show further disrespect for the role of the UN Security Council as the primary legitimate international sanctioneer of the use of force against any given sovereign state.
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it's not really enough see: http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_forms.asp
No hints on: <input type="{ctr+space}" />
Format should include: <input />
to be self closing and more xhtml compliant
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would be a good start to a replacement.
inputtext selecting text before hitting tab would then work. Must be done backwards, Forwards selection from first T to last T in text for example should work as well but will fail. Control+section should work in thought and doesn't in practice.
input.test text should also work but doesn't.
I know this could be more than one bug report but it's a bit related and I'm tired.
Clicking a submenu in the the syntax chooser doesn't work on linux
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- Open a file in two panes.
- Scroll to the bottom in one pane, then edit at the top in the other pane.
- Watch as the code you so desperately wanted to see is pushed out of view in the secondary pane due to lines being added in the editing pane.
How to exclude files in sub-directories?
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Westward Group Abrasive Tools sale in Paris, KKR takes over French steel abrasives maker
The deal is an indication of more restructurings in Europe as lenders become less accommodating after years of extending the loans of struggling leveraged buyouts in the aftermath of the financial crisis, according to Mubashir Mukadam, head of special situations for KKR in Europe.
“Banks in Europe are less willing to amend and extend, they want new money,” Mr Mukadam told the Financial Times. “Winoa is a very good business with an incredible market share globally but with an unbearable capital structure. It needs capital now when Europe is showing signs of recovery.”
Winoa, formerly known as Wheelabrator Allevard, had been in discussions with its creditors and owner for about a year to renegotiate its loans or be sold when KKR bought more than 50 per cent of the debt at a discount from banks ready to take on losses to exit the credit.
The New York-based buyout group sought a controlling stake in the company in exchange for slashing the debt and injecting additional capital in a rare consensual deal with the owner, LBO France, which has received an undisclosed financial compensation.
In the deal, Winoa’s debt will be cut from €340m, or nearly 7 times earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation, to €188m, and it will receive €60m in cash. KKR will find itself in the unusual position of holding the majority of both the debt and equity in Winoa until the company can issue a bond to refinance its loans.
Private equity groups including KKR, Apollo, Oaktree and Blackstone, are seeking to take advantage of a dearth of credit in Europe to lend to companies or take control of them after buying their debt. They want to fill the void left by European banks that are cutting assets and curbing lending to meet more stringent regulatory capital.
KKR’s special situations and direct lending teams have invested about €3bn in European credit over the past 3 years. Recent deals have included a €350m financing package for Hilding Anders, a Swedish beds maker, and a €320m facility to Spanish building material company Uralita.
LBO France, which is seeking to raise a new fund after its flagship vehicle ran out of money, bought Winoa from Paris-based group Wendel in 2005 for €415m. Two years later, on the eve of the financial crash, it took a dividend by adding debt to the company, returning about half of its initial investment – in a so-called dividend recapitalisation. The maker of abrasives for the metal and stone industries has since grappled with its debt load throughout the downturn.
Earlier this year, LBO France also ceded control of French clay tile and brick maker Terreal after creditors including Goldman Sachs and Park Square agreed to cut the company’s debt burden by more than half.
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Scrolling with keys in GotoAnything
Pressing Ctrl+P, or R etc and using the keyboard keys to scroll up and down changes the selected item but does not scroll the Goto window.
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