http://kerrydav.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-1.html

Natalie Bennett, leader of the Greens, believes the report further illustrates the importance of industrial countries including Britain, United States and China cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

She said: "George Osborne, if his views hold sway, would hold significant responsibility for the mass human tragedy that would follow.

"He is also missing huge opportunities, both economic opportunities for Britain and opportunities to provide effective global leadership.

"Support for renewables - particularly offshore wind and tidal power, for which Britain has rich resources and existing skills from the North Sea oil and gas industry - could develop our already successful and growing green industries.

Ms Bennett also spoke out on Ed Miliband's pledge that Labour would freeze energy bills if it won the next election.

She said: "A serious programme of government funded insulation for our leaky, hard to heat homes would create more jobs, cut carbon emissions and slash fuel poverty.

"Unfortunately, by contrast, Ed Miliband's proposal would provide only a short-term measure on fuel poverty.

"As the CBI points out, almost one million people are already employed in 'green' jobs, and Britain has a £5bn trade surplus in green jobs and services."

Allow hiding certain file types from being visible in the file browsing sidebar by right-clicking a file and choosing a corresponding context menu option/item. Now it's posible to add an extension to exclude-list from somewhere in settings, though.

There are a few great editors out there like Ace and Codemirror, which can be embedded into a webbrowser.

There are a lot of cloud IDEs that allow us to write our code in the cloud using these editors.

I cannot use any of those services, because I cannot do without Sublime Text's many features, like shortcuts and search. Wouldn't it be great if we could have ST in such services?  ;)

http://crownalliancecapital.com/crown-alliance-capital-announces-440-return-on-the-maturity-of-one-of-its-life-insurance-policies/

Crown Alliance Capital Limited (OTCBB: CACL) a senior life insurance settlements company, filed its form 10-Q with the Securities Exchange Commission on April 30, 2013 for the quarterly period ended March 31, 2013. The 10-Q reflects the first maturity of one of the Company’s portfolio policies, representing a $452,000 payoff and a 440% return on its investment.  The payoff of the policy was an early maturity and thus a pleasant surprise for the Company and its shareholders.

The 10-Q report shows a profit of $220,000 this quarter compared with a loss of $121,000, incurred during the previous quarter.

“Our positive results during this last quarter,” said Lorraine Fusco, Crown’s CEO, “make our company one of the few that show positive earnings this early in its development.  We think a lot of credit for this goes to the Company’s extensive due diligence process and rigid guidelines for choosing life settlement policies, providing a solid framework for profitable and stable returns.  We look forward to many more quarters of growth like this.”

Crown Alliance currently has multiple life settlement policies in its portfolio and many more under review.  The Company’s objective is to acquire as large a pool of policies as possible so, from an actuarial standpoint, it will provide Crown with more consistent maturity pay offs with lower holding cost.  As each policy matures, the earnings of the company will continue to climb. With the successful acquisition of larger portfolios, the Company will be positioned to ensure consistent returns and consistent cash flows.

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