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Subject of the training was very interesting. Conducting classes, although it was extensive in time (3days) nużyło not all the time level of interest in training was very high. more » Agnieszka Gielarowska Junior Advisor European Leasing Fund SA
Taking demonstrated their knowledge and preparation for training. They could encourage participants to actively participate in training and exercises conducted.
The training I was very successful. Many things are communicated in a nice, consistent way. Raised a lot of things from greeting guests, More » Milena Mućka Exposure and the Public Guardian Royal Baths Museum in Warsaw work with visitors, proactive attitude after better communication with people. I liked the combination of the theory, practice relating to interpersonal communication with fun games that also have a bearing on our situation museum employee - Visitors to the museum.
really big plus for motivation, good communication, great preparation and great transmission of information by the teacher Christopher Filarskiego. Keep it up! Good Luck!
I worked with Krzysztof and Mariusz the way of training "Conversations evaluation", organized for the leaders of manufacturing more » Margaret Delk Head of Human Resources Development Polpharma SA
ZF Polpharma SA At the initial stage of discussing a specific subject training, impressed me with your dedication, inquisitiveness and professionalism. From the beginning, explored the internal specifics of working in the plant in order to best prepare the material for the target group
proved to be extremely helpful expectations survey participants and the discussions that We fought to prepare the most appropriate exercises for the workshop.
Trainers are extremely open, create a very welcoming atmosphere during training, establish excellent contact with the participants and activate those less involved. While both have a slightly different style of work (energy bursting Christopher and angelically serene Mariusz :-)) is a great complement. The fact that they work in pairs helps improve the efficiency of training, especially when you need to give guidance to the students to many couples.
would recommend your company Westhill - adjust the scope of training specifically to the needs of the client, work professionally, specifically, and the occasion with great commitment.
I had the pleasure of working with Krzysztof Filarskim and Mariusz Siechowiczem for over a year in the project: Supervision of coaches in the DB SCHENKERinfo. more » Aneta Chlebos Customer Service Center DB SCHENKERinfo Contact Centre's Supervisor
In addition to theoretical knowledge, knowledge of techniques and tools of coaching and managing our sessions also contained what is most important to me: the practice. Many of the exercises, simulations and discussions with the coaching staff allowed me to enter the world efficient coach. Thanks to our meetings, which are fully adapted to my needs and personality, met their strengths and areas for improvement, and I received many valuable tips that will help me in daily work. Each session was an inspiration to me for further action and development.
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Add the ability to hit a hotkey combo and run the external Arduino IDE.
Canadian mining executive freed by Colombian rebels
The Canadian’s abduction, originally motivated by conflicts over mining, became “an impulse toward a peace process” said Leon Valencia, a former member of the ELN who is now a leading analyst on the armed conflict and director of the Peace and Reconciliation Foundation. “They [the ELN] were pressuring for demands over mining,” said Mr. Valencia, “and now the act of liberating [Mr. Wober] gives them an entry into negotiations.”
Over the last several months, government and ELN envoys have been in exploratory talks to assess the possibility of peace negotiations. While the agenda of any possible talks remains secret, there is little doubt among those who are familiar with the ELN that the group will put mining on the negotiating table.
“Peace negotiations will certainly include mining,” said Archibishop Monsalve, who is part of a small group of religious leaders who have been discussing potential peace talks with members of the ELN in jails and in the regions where they are active.
The ELN has historically called for social justice for the poor and local control over natural resources. Resource-extraction companies have long been considered their military objectives and the ELN made a practice of bombing oil pipelines and extorting oil companies.
The ELN is a Marxist-Leninist group founded in 1964, with liberation theology underpinnings. With an estimated 2,000 fighters, the ELN still manages to exert control in pockets of the country and inflict damage on civilians, the military and infrastructure. Last weekend, the ELN killed 13 soldiers in an ambush.
The area where Mr. Wober was abducted has a long history of armed conflict between guerrilla, paramilitary and government forces in a decades-long battle over gold deposits. The South Bolivar region is home to an estimated 10,000 traditional miners, who feel squeezed out of their livelihoods as the government grants mining concessions, often to foreign companies. Several Canadian companies have title in the region, and there are almost 50 Canadian mining companies in Colombia, estimates Cesar Diaz, the head of a Colombian mining industry group.
The debate over who gets to control mining resources has reached an apex over the last month as thousands of miners have taken to the streets across Colombia demanding the government stop treating them as “illegal” by granting mining rights in huge swaths of the country to foreign companies. President Santos has been aggressively promoting mining as a pillar of the economy.
This debate may reach the negotiating table in Havana, now that Mr. Wober’s freedom has been granted. “If we want to have an integral peace process, the ELN need to be at the table,” said Mr. Valencia.
The FARC and ELN have been bloody foes at times and co-operated at others. In June, the groups released a joint statement from a secret meeting announcing, in a rare moment of unity, that they wanted to work together to include the ELN in the peace process.
In a communiqué published Tuesday, the ELN said it hoped its gesture of returning Mr. Wober would “contribute to a healthy exchange and support for peace in Colombia.”
A spokesman for Braeval Mining said the company is “greatly, greatly relieved” about Mr. Wober’s release, adding that the Toronto-area man is receiving assistance from Canadian consular officials and will return home “at the earliest opportunity.”
“Gernot does have a wife and a young child and we have every expectation that they want to be united as quickly as possible,” Chris Eby said.
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Cmd + H shortcut doesn't work as advertised
On a mac, Clicking on the "Sublime Text 2" menu will reveil the column "Hide Sublime Text 2 (Cmd + H)". However, Cmd + H does not hide Sublime. Instead, it brings up the search-and-replace feature.
I haven't changed the default shortcuts.
Re-instate the app icon in Linux .debs
It'd be great if the icon was put back in.
sublime 3 please help
Иногда а бывает постоянно, после сохранения ctrl+S, содержимое кода мигает и каждое мигание скролится на строчку вниз
+ иногда файл сам удаляется либо пересохраняется например "filename~1260450940.tmp"
build 3083, stable channel
Matching do...end
It would be nice if we could have the same functionality as "match_brackets", but for the "do...end" syntax in Ruby language.
Westward Group Abrasive Tools sale in Paris
Dec. 1967 J. RAYNAL ETAL 3 ABRASIVE RESISTANT ELEMENTS FOR THE VENTS OF ROTATABLE DRILLING TOOLS AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE Filed May 18, 1965 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 0 0.1000000 op o\ 8b l3 49b 15a 4a ATTORNEYS Dec. 19, 1967 RAYNAL ETAL 3,358,783
THE VENT ABRASIVE ISTAN LEMENTS FOR F ROTATABLE DR ING TOOLS AND METHOD OF MANU TURE Filed May 18, 1965 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 INVENTORS JEAN R4 YNAL SERGE A. GSTALDEB BRUNO Pamela av O 6m ,1! W ATTOgNEYS United States Patent Ofiice 3,358,783 Patented Dec. 19, 1967 3,358,783 ABRASIVE RESISTANT ELEMENTS FOR THE VENTS OF ROTATABLE DRILLING TOOLS AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE Jean Raynal, Serge A. Gstalder, and Bruno Renard, Pau, France, assignors to Societe National des Petroles dAquitaine, Paris, France Filed May 18, 1965, Ser. No. 456,772 Claims priority, application France, June 4, 1964, 976,992; Mar. 2, 1965, 7,649 11 Claims. (Cl. 175-393) ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A rotatable drilling tool having fluid blades of the full body or ring type with a central input conduit for the passage of drilling fluid under pressure, a head having areas provided with cutting elements and areas without cutting elements alternating with said cutting areas, vents for distributing the drilling fluid opening on to the areas and each being connected to the central conduit; the vents being constituted by elements whose resistance to abrasion is greater than that of the matrix of the tool.
The present invention relates to improvements in rotatable drilling tools having fluid blades, as well as a method of manufacturing a drilling tool of this type.
The invention relates more particularly to rotatable drilling tools having fluid blades of the full body or ring type, comprising a central input conduit or channel for the passage of a drilling fluid under pressure, a head having areas provided with cutting elements, such as diamonds, cutting edges made of tungsten carbide, or even individual cutting blades, and areas without cutting elements, these areas alternating, and the areas without cutting elements being generally located in a rearward position with respect to the areas having the cutting elements, vents for distributing the drilling fluid arranged in the head perpendicularly to said areas, and opening out on to said area provided with cutting elements and/or on the areas without cutting elements, and each connected to the central conduit or channel of the tool.
It is known that the efliciency of such a tool, ie its speed of advance, which is a function of the rotation speed of the tool and of its bearing pressure on the ground, in addition depends on the efficiency of the jet of the drilling fluid which itself depends upon the speed of the drilling fluid at the output of the vent, upon the distance between the lower extremity of the vent and the cutting face, and upon the abrasive properties and the density of the drilling fluid.
In drilling tools of the above mentioned type, the vents do not stand up to the abrasive elfects of the drilling fluid for a suflicient time, so that it is not possible to maintain the jet of fluid at a speed corresponding to its maximum efliciency. Moreover, when the vents are situated in the areas having no cutting elements, which areas are generally rearward of the cutting areas so as to allow the drilling fluid to evacuate the swarf and cuttings, the distance between the lower extremity of the vents and the cutting face is sufliciently large so that the efficiency of the jet is further diminished.
The present invention obviates or minimizes all the above mentioned disadvantages and has for a particular object the production of a drilling tool of the above mentioned type, the vents of which have a resistance which is suflicient to allow the use of a speed for the vents, maximum density and abrasiveuess of the drilling fluid, compatible with the drilling installation, as well as to permit the arrangement of the vents at a minimum distance from the cutting face, which distance must .be kept for a period which is at least as long as the life of the cutting elements of the areas themselves.
To this end, according to the invention, the vents of the rotatable drilling tool having fluid blades are constituted by elements, the resistance to abrasion of which is greater than that of the matrix of the tool and substantially equal to that of the cutting elements.
The elements constituting the vents are preferably embedded in the matrix and extend to the interior of the fluid input conduit or channel, so as to form at least one part of said conduit or channel in its narrow area, and so as to protect the matrix up to an area of the conduit or channel where the speed of the drilling fluid is sufliciently low.
The lower end of each of the vents may protrude beyond the surface of the areas without cutting elements, in which areas said vents are arranged, and are located at a distance from the cutting face which is substantially equal to the distance between the corresponding latitudinal line of the areas provided with cutting elements and the cutting face, i.e. at a distance which is substantially equal to the height of the arrangement of the actual cutting elements themselves.
Tab key still autocompleting on its own
vintage mode copy should go into normal copy buffer too
I like to alternate between normal copy/paste (especially copying inside of ST and pasting into, for example, the browser) and vintage mode copy/paste. The problem is that vintage mode doesn't put the copied text in the clipboard, so I can't paste it with Ctrl+V (and even worse, my clipboard monitor tool can't pick up the copy).
I understand that there are multiple buffers for copy/paste in vim. I suggest always putting copied text into the clipboard as well as any particular buffer specified by the user. In essence, this would mean that paste (in any application) would always paste the content from the latest copy command, however it was performed.
Build scripts don't work with unicode paths
Reproduce: create a python file, name it 'tést.py' (the accent is important), insert 'print "hello world"', try to run it via build script. Sublime Console will say:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./sublime_plugin.py", line 337, in run_
return self.run(**args)
File "./exec.py", line 130, in run
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xe4' in position 85: ordinal not in range(128)
Fix:
Possibility to set a default folder path to include when creating a new project
One of the things I always do when creating a new project is adding a new folder to the project with the following path "../". Since I save the sublime project files in the "sublime" folder (contained inside the main project folder), this will effectively include the main folder of the project, located one path before the sublime folder, and allows me to change the project folder url at will if needed.
A setting for specifying a path to be included automatically on each new project like this (perhaps with regex or custom variables support) would be awesome.
Auto-Expand folders that contain one subfolder
Example: You've got a project with this code layout:
[project]/src/main/java/com/company/[project]/(actual code lives here)
You've got to click src, main, java, com, company, project to jump in to the place where your code lives. A few clicks could be saved if these would auto-expand.
Posibility to combine parsers.
I tell HTML parser by some definition (as grammar rules?) to use CSS parser inside the <style> tag.
Then different syntax highlighting would work for specific sections. CSS highlighting in style element inside HTML. XML inside javascript string, etc...
Openning two files with the same name but in different path
When I open two files with the same name, but in different path, Sublime Text 2.0.2 (OS : Windows XP) crash. One of the file is in an openned folder on one window, the other is in another one, I open the second window with "Ctrl + Upcase + N".
To get back Sublime Text, I have to delete the "Auto Save Session.sublime_session" file in "Data/Settings/".
2.0: Pristine packages not getting extracted as they should
With 2.0 and build 2111 when I delete all packages from the %APPDATA%\Sublime Text 2\Packages directory (except User) I expect ST2 to, like in previous builds, repopulate the Packages directory from the Pristine Packages directory. This goes wrong now, I get:
"Error loading syntax file "Packages/Text/Plain text.tmLanguage": Error parsing plist xml: Failed to open file In file "Packages/Text/Plain text.tmLanguage"
And nothing in Packages gets repopulated from Pristine Packages. Even if you extract the contents from Text.sublime-package to Packages\Text ST2 does not extract the rest of the Pristine Packages to Packages. A major regression from previous versions/builds.
If you remove both Packages and Pristine Packages and start ST2 it does populate Pristine Packages and then Packages.
Python: add scope entity.name.function.python for the actual function name in a function call
In the Python/Python.tmLanguage file, find this pattern:
<dict>and add a scope name for this pattern:
<key>begin</key>
<string>(?=[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*(?:\.[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*)*\s*\()</string>
<key>end</key>
<string>(?=\s*\()</string>
<key>patterns</key>
<array>
<dict>
<key>include</key>
<string>#dotted_name</string>
</dict>
</array>
</dict>
<key>name</key>
<string>entity.name.function.python</string>
foo(bar(baz))
Without the above change, you cannot match both "foo" and "bar" function names; you can either match "meta.function-call" which would match "foo" but would also include all the parameters (thus also "baz", which is not a function name), or you can match "meta.function-call - meta.function-call.parameters" which would match "foo" but exclude the "bar" function name.
API for checking resource files in current or other plugin.
I suggest that we should have API for checking resource files in current or other plugin is exist.
It is easy easy with os.path.isfile() when in ST2. But in ST3 the plugin may packed in a .sublime-package. Currently we only have find_resources() which is very limited (can only match file name part).
Maybe some API like:
sublime.resource_exists("Packages/<Plugin Name>/resources/name.ext")
Where is the source code for Clojure.tmBundle? It needs some updates.
Here are some things that the community is already aware of, but we don't seem to know how to share them back and get them pulled in:
1. It does not display a Clojure file which contains just a map, e.g. `{:one "the number one"}`
2. EDN support (would be solved largely by the point above). The current Clojure definition does not display EDN well, because it expects () to wrap the content. You can look at https://gist.github.com/MattDMo/8006695 for ideas.
3. The current version does not know about the threading macros: ->, ->>, some->, some->>, and so on.
4. It gets regexes wrong: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20598642/fix-su...
5. Perhaps it should treat commas as whitespace: https://gist.github.com/davidfstr/6408577
Vintage mode: 0 selected regions
When i create an empty tag in html (<div></div>), and put my cursor on the opening div tag, in command mode pressing "cit" should empty anything inside the tag and put cursor in it.
This action works when there is something in the tag, but in the case when its empty, my cursor just disappears and in the bottom status bar i get info "0 selected regions", and i can get cursor back on the editor only if i manually click on it, no other way. This functionality in Vim works fine, so i guess it's ST3 related bug. Is there maybe a way to fix it ? Thanks.
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