Create unordered lists from lines of text using Emmet in Sublime text 2

Designers and developers of web sites often find they're having to convert text into HTML at the micro level despite all the tools we have available. Here is just one example of how Sublime Text 2 with the Emmet plugin can help. You may have to use alternative keys for macs.
Let's say we have 10 lines of text that we want turning into a HTML unordered list. OK, with Emmet we can select all the lines and wrap them with <ul></ul> using ctrl+alt+enter and typing ul, then enter again.
What we don't want to do from here is have to select each line individually, then press ctrl+alt+enter and typing li, then enter again.
What we can do is select all the lines, then ctrl+shift+l to split the selection into lines, then press ctrl+alt+enter and typing li, then enter again.
As you can imagine, this technique is useful across other circumstances where we have the text, but need to turn it into HTML.

Quick tip Replacing characters with a new line in Sublime Text 2

I use Sublime Text 2 all the time. I'm also give files all the time which need tweaking before they can be used. Yesterday someone sent me a bunch of e-mail addresses separated by semi-colons, but I needed the content instead to be separated by new line characters. Here's how I did it.
Open the file
Choose Find->Replace.
Then select the 'Regular Expression' button at the bottom left of the screen.
In the 'Find What:' field type your character. In my case it was the semi-colon.
In the 'Replace With:' field type \n
The click the 'Replace All' button.
Hey presto!