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New Clause 4 - Compatability with Crime
Extradition Bill – in a Public Bill Committee at 3:30 pm on 21st January 2003.
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'.—The Secretary of State shall certify that the provisions of this Act are compatible with the provisions of the Crime (International Cooperation) Act 2003.'.—[Mr. Hawkins.]
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Hansard source (Citation: Extradition Bill Deb, 21 January 2003, c17)
Mr Nick Hawkins Conservative, Surrey Heath
I beg to move, That the clause be read a Second time.
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Edward O'Hara Labour, Knowsley South
With this it will be convenient to discuss the following:
New clause 5—Annual report—
'The Secretary of State shall publish, and lay before both Houses of Parliament, an annual report on the operation of this legislation.'.
I can be brief. The new clauses are important and if the Minister does not accept them, we are likely to press for Divisions. We will, of course, listen to what the Minister has to say.
New clause 4 is designed to build into the Bill an essential requirement for compatibility between two pieces of legislation going through the House of Commons at the same time. I referred briefly to the problem earlier, and my discussions with our helpful
Clerk about how best to deal with it in the Bill resulted in the new clause.
The issue was important enough for my right hon. Friend the Member for West Dorset to refer to it on Second Reading. In response to an exchange between my right hon. and learned Friend the Member for Sleaford and North Hykeham (Mr. Hogg) and my hon. and learned Friend the Member for Harborough (Mr. Garnier), the former shadow Attorney-General, my right hon. Friend said:
''I agree with my hon. and learned Friend''—
the former shadow Attorney-General.
''Furthermore, the Government have presented the Crime (International Co-operation) Bill as a tiny amendment that would for the first time allow foreign policemen—whom the Minister tells us he means not to authorise, but who will be authorised under the Extradition Bill—to enter the country to pursue a villain across our borders. In short, we find ourselves surrounded by a set of minor incursions that are centripetal in their intent. There is a move towards the homogenisation of systems of justice in the EU''.
There was then an interruption, as Hansard politely describes it, by the Minister for Policing, Crime Reduction and Community Safety, the right hon. Member for Southampton, Itchen (Mr. Denham), expostulating from the Treasury Bench. My right hon. Friend responded:
''The Minister for Policing, Crime Reduction and Community Safety suggests that I do not believe what I am saying. I do not think that I have ever in my life said anything that I believe more strongly. If he is sufficiently naive as not to believe it—if he is a fellow traveller rather than a willing enthusiast—he will be sorely disillusioned as the measure progresses. ''—[Official Report, 9 December 2002; Vol. 396, c. 58–9.]
As ever, my right hon. Friend puts the matter far more eloquently than I could.
The Government cannot be allowed to get away with having two Bills proceeding through Parliament—one starting in another place, the other in the House of Commons—both of which chip away at our historic freedoms. One allows foreign policemen to hot pursuit in this country for hours. The other says that foreign policemen cannot act without the authorisation of UK courts, but allows arrest warrants issued by a foreign judicial authority to be executed here by British policemen. Both measures, as my right hon. Friend the Member for West Dorset said, are chipping away at our policing and judicial system. We on the Conservative Benches passionately object to that.
The Minister may say that the Crime (International Co-operation) Bill allows a hot pursuit only for a few hours. He has said that the Bill does not involve a massive extension of foreign judicial power to the United Kingdom, but if we allow all this chipping away, we will end up losing all our freedoms. We will end up as a tiny administrative region of the European Union.
Conservative Members think that many Government Members want this country to be just a minor region in the EU. The current Secretary of State for Wales was pretty honest and open about it when he was Minister for Europe. I have always thought that as the right hon. Gentleman, who represents Neath, is not British but South African—and should not
therefore play any part in our Government—he does not understand how British people feel about their historic freedoms. How could he? He did not grow up in Britain.
The current Minister for Europe comes from the former eastern Europe; he did not grow up in Britain either. We refer to him as ''the hon. Member for Geneva, Central'', because he spent most of his career working for the World Bank in Switzerland. I am worried about the Government. The past two Ministers for Europe have not been British and do not understand our historic freedoms. If we allow the two pieces of legislation to which I have referred to trundle away through our legislative procedures—
Boris Johnson Conservative, Henley 3:45 pm, 21st January 2003
I hesitate to interrupt my hon. Friend, but I wonder whether he is being a little too alarmist about the effect of foreign policemen coming to these shores. I watched a programme with my children the other night in which Inspector Clouseau was allowed to come here with no judicial authority whatever to investigate important crimes with the co-operation of the Government, so that seems to have been well tested—[Interruption.]
As my hon. Friend the Member for Upminster says from a sedentary position, that sounds like a dangerous precedent. The last thing that we want is for Inspector Clouseau to come out of the realms of fiction and into fact.
Despite this levity, I am making a serious point, which my right hon. Friend the Member for West Dorset made on Second Reading. My noble Friend Baroness Anelay of St Johns proposed a provision in Committee in another place on the Crime (International Co-operation) Bill that would require this Bill to be compatible with that one. We do not want two pieces of legislation going their separate ways without referring to each other, so that we make it clear to those who follow our proceedings and the public that we are alive to what the Government are really up to. We think that that has serious implications and we want new clause 4 in the Bill.
I can deal with new clause 5 much more briefly. We are talking about big changes in extradition law; even the Minister accepted that. The framework decision introduces 32 new categories and corpus juris, as we have said. The part 1 provisions are very significant. Concerns have been expressed by a range of organisations, from Liberty and Justice, which are traditionally regarded as on the left of politics, through the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats, who are in the centre, one way or another, to the Freedom Association and the Democracy Movement, which are on the right of politics. The fact that all those organisations and parties express concerns shows that the changes that the Bill makes to extradition law should be kept under review by Parliament.
The framework decision makes such major changes, especially in respect of part 1 countries—as I think the Minister accepts when he is being frank—that there should be a report to Parliament by the Secretary of State on how all that is working. If the Minister chooses to adopt that proposal, he could say that it is part of the Government's modernising agenda. I am normally the bitterest opponent of anything called modernisation; I am a traditionalist. I believe that when the Conservative party returns to its rightful place in government, we should have a Traditionalisation Committee, chaired by my right hon. Friend the Member for Bromley and Chislehurst (Mr. Forth), whose mandate is to reverse each and every one of the so-called modernisations that this Government have introduced.
Despite that, I would like to think that the Government would give a fair wind to the idea of keeping the legislation under review. That is a serious point; I do not say any more than that.
Bob Ainsworth The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department
We should have a public inquiry into the problem of all these foreigners who are infiltrating our political system. Apparently they have been doing so for some time, and it is not just the Labour party that is responsible.—[Interruption.] I understand that Bonar Law was a Canadian, yet the Conservative party allowed him to climb to the very heights. God knows what damage he did to the British parliamentary system as a foreigner with his hands on the levers of power, courtesy of the Conservative party. So that sort of thing has been going on for some time, and is very dangerous indeed.
Whatever we do, we are scolded by the hon. Member for Surrey Heath. Both Bills are in Parliament at the same time. We have obligations that we have entered into that we must try to enact in a reasonable period of time. However, the Government wanted to ensure that both Bills went into Parliament at the same time so that nothing would be hidden.
If we had delayed the Extradition Bill until we had dealt with the Crime (International Co-operation) Bill, the hon. Member for Surrey Heath would have stood up and said that we were doing it in that way because there was another train coming along the track that would be far worse, and would have serious ramifications. If we had done it the other way round, he would have suggested that the Crime (International Co-operation) Bill would contain some appalling measures of which he had not yet had sight.
Both Bills are published, both are in Parliament and both can be scrutinised at the same time. There is nothing hidden, as the hon. Gentleman tried to imply. I reiterate once again the cast-iron, copper-bottomed commitment that we have repeatedly tried to give.
It cannot be cast iron and copper bottomed. That is a mixture of metals.
If the hon. Gentleman can expostulate on the centripetality of the issues, I can do what I like.
The Government have no plans to designate anyone other than a British law enforcement officer to execute warrants under the Bill. Arrests will be carried out
only by British police officers, by British law enforcement officers such as members of Her Majesty's Customs and Excise, or by members of the services' police forces. My hon. Friends and I have made that clear repeatedly.
Unlike the corresponding powers enacted by the Conservative Government, we are giving Parliament the fullest possible say in the matter. No one other than a constable will be able to execute a European arrest warrant unless there has been a positive vote in both Houses of Parliament. The hon. Gentleman has no grounds for his suspicions.
Under clause 83 of the Crime (International Co-operation) Bill, the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 is amended with a new clause 76A. That new clause states:
''This section applies where—
(a) a foreign police or customs officer is carrying out relevant surveillance outside the UK which is lawful under the law of the country or territory in which it is being carried out;
(b) circumstances arise by virtue of which the surveillance can for the time being be carried out only in the United Kingdom; and
(c) it is not reasonably practicable in those circumstances to request a person in the United Kingdom to apply for an authorisation under Part 2, or the corresponding Scottish legislation, for the carrying out of surveillance.''
That is a clear statement, which concerns surveillance in very limited circumstances, and does not cover stop and search, seizure or arrest. The hon. Gentleman and his hon. Friends have tried repeatedly to raise a scare that this is the thin end of a wedge that will give powers to foreign police officers to operate within our country. All such powers, where they are sensible and operate at the margin, will be scrutinised by Parliament. If Parliament comes to the conclusion, in the case of the Crime (International Co-operation) Bill, that it is unreasonable to allow foreign surveillance to continue for a short period of time to affect a changeover, Parliament can strike that down. If Parliament chose to do that it would not have the support of the police, as they think these powers are eminently sensible and necessary. They enable them to pursue criminals who escape across jurisdictions and to co-operate with our European partners. They are limited powers. The Bill is before Parliament and available for scrutiny. Nothing has been hidden. The hon. Gentleman should not have suggested that it had.
Alistair Carmichael Shadow Spokesperson (Energy and Climate Change), Liberal Democrat Spokesperson (Energy and Climate Change)
The Minister has restricted his remarks almost entirely to new clause 4. We gained an interesting insight into the workings of a Conservative Front-Bench Member's mind as to what constituted the thin end of the wedge. Although it was a fascinating exposition, some substantive points were made on new clause 5 which I thought had some merit. I should be grateful if the Minister could address them.
I was waiting to see whether the Minister would respond to the hon. Gentleman. I was going to say that he not responded to me either.
I got a bit carried away in my enthusiasm to knock down the hon. Gentleman's outrageous allegation.
New clause 5 would require the Secretary of State to produce an annual report to Parliament on the operation of the Bill. Given that we do not believe that the Secretary of State should perform the roles assigned to him by some of the amendments, it will not surprise the Committee to know that I do not share the hon. Gentleman's enthusiasm for his new clause. Home Office Ministers are and will remain accountable to Parliament. They are obliged to answer parliamentary questions on the operation of our extradition legislation and on every other part of their responsibilities.
It is not necessary to go further and to add a requirement to give an annual report to Parliament on the operation of extradition procedures. There is no need for a formal annual report. Annual reports on the operation of legislation are not a common feature. There is no such requirement in relation to our existing extradition arrangements. Why should the Bill warrant such treatment? The Opposition would probably reply that it is a radical departure.
The Minister provides my response. Is it not therefore appropriate, as we have an exceptional measure in the Bill, to have an exceptional measure to monitor it and to report back to Parliament?
It is a clear change from what has gone before. Most Acts of Parliament are. The hon. Member for Surrey Heath repeatedly complains—occasionally a Liberal Democrat will join in—that this is draconian legislation, but that does not prove that it is. What they are calling for is unusual. The Bill will be subject to the same ongoing scrutiny as other legislation. Home Office Ministers will be accountable to Parliament in the usual way. I see no justification for an annual report.
I am not satisfied with that. I am glad that my passionate speech on new clause 4 got the Minister so carried away that he forgot about new clause 5. They are both equally important. When the Minister says that this matter will get the same level of scrutiny as normally occurs, we all know that in practice that means none at all. Once something is on the statute book, the temptation is for Ministers to forget all about it and move on to the next thing. That is the nature of Government: Ministers and officials always have more problems to deal with and new Bills to examine.
That is what we are afraid of.
Indeed. Problems may arise with the Bill's implementation. For example, the police may find that things are going wrong or my hon. Friends and I may see the dangers that we mentioned arising. We may go down the slippery slope that we warned against or problems may arise from the interaction between this legislation and an international police co-operation Bill. That could form the thin end of a large wedge. If that happens, Parliament will not have a chance to scrutinise the operation of the Bill, other than when Ministers tell us that we can have a half-
hour Adjournment debate on it, which often happens. I regularly go to business questions, and when concerns are raised about the operation of legislation, the Leader of the House frequently says that the Member can raise it on the Adjournment. If we agreed to new clause 5, there would be proper scrutiny. The Bill is a major departure, so we should have exceptional measures to deal with it, as the hon. Member for Orkney and Shetland said. I will press the Committee to a Division.
Question put, That the clause be read a Second time:—
The Committee divided: Ayes 5, Noes 8.
Division number 21 Adults Abused in Childhood — New Clause 4 - Compatability with Crime
Aye: 5 MPs
No: 8 MPs
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Mr John Burnett Liberal Democrat
Alistair Carmichael Liberal Democrat
Mr Nick Hawkins Conservative
Boris Johnson Conservative
Angela Watkinson Conservative
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Bob Ainsworth Labour
Alan Campbell Labour
David Crausby Labour
Jim Dobbin Labour/Co-operative
Tom Harris Labour
Mr Kevin Hughes Labour
Howard Stoate Labour
Derek Twigg Labour
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Question accordingly negatived. New clause 5Annual report


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Q: TCPDF & mPDF error: Some data has already been output to browser, can't send PDF file The Problem:
TCPDF & mPDF error: Some data has already been output to browser, can't send PDF file
I gave up on trying to fix the error with TCPDF and installed mPDF only to get the same error when attempting to render the document to the browser.  I can save the document just fine and have it displayed in the browser upon retrieval.
Additionally, this error only presented itself after switching from my dev server to my host server.  Works fine on DEV server (DEV server = WAMPSERVER, PROD server = Hostgator Linux).
Troubleshooting:
I've read the many volumes of other discussions around the internet regarding this problem and I can find no white space related issue.  I have condensed the request to the following:
<?php
ob_start();
$html = "Hello World";
include("../mpdf.php");
$mpdf=new mPDF();
$mpdf->WriteHTML($html);
$mpdf->Output();
ob_end_clean();
?>

Tried the same concept with TCPDF using ob_clean() method before writeHtml.  Same error in all cases (I can assure everyone this is no white space related issue - I even viewed the file in hex to make sure there were no odd characters being inserted by the editor).
Possible Clue:
I was finally able to get a clue as to what's going on when I moved the entire mPDF library and classes and folders to the public_html folder, rather than from inside my application folder (a symfony project).  Under this scenario, when I pointed my browser to the example pages, it rendered just fine with no errors at all (and it was super fast btw).  So, I know it works, and I know there is no white-space related issue, or any other related issue, regarding the code or installation (on the mPDF/TCPDF side of things).  Which leads me to believe either symfony is inserting headers of some sort (which I tried removing using: clearHttpHeaders() ), or there is a PHP INI or CONFIG setting I am missing somewhere on the PROD server.
Does anyone have ANY idea of what's going on here??
Update:  stream dump:
Request URL:http://www.example.com/mpdf
Request Method:GET
Status Code:200 OK

Request Headers
GET /mpdf HTTP/1.1
Host: www.example.com
Connection: keep-alive
Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/webp,/;q=0.8
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/31.0.1650.57 Safari/537.36
Accept-Encoding: gzip,deflate,sdch
Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.8
Cookie: __utma=44708724.1463191694.1383759419.1383759419.1383765151.2; __utmz=44708724.1383759419.1.1.utmcsr=(direct)|utmccn=(direct)|utmcmd=(none); PHPSESSID=9c7c802200b9d8eefe718447755add5f; __utma=1.813547483.1383767260.1385127878.1385130071.38; __utmb=1.7.10.1385130071; __utmc=1; __utmz=1.1383767260.1.1.utmcsr=(direct)|utmccn=(direct)|utmcmd=(none)

Response Headers
Cache-Control:no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0
Connection:Keep-Alive
Content-Type:text/html
Date:Fri, 22 Nov 2013 14:59:52 GMT
Expires:Thu, 19 Nov 1981 08:52:00 GMT
Keep-Alive:timeout=5, max=75
Pragma:no-cache
Server:Apache
Transfer-Encoding:chunked

Nothing is jumping out at me... any other thoughts?

A: Most probably it's BOM marker, use your IDE to remove it, other hot fix can be:
<?php

$html = "Hello World";
include("../mpdf.php");

ob_clean(); // cleaning the buffer before Output()

$mpdf=new mPDF();
$mpdf->WriteHTML($html);
$mpdf->Output();

?>

A: I have got the same error.
Solve this using op_start(); and ob_end_clean();
PHP is an interpreted language thus each statement is executed one after another, therefore PHP tends to send HTML to browsers in chunks thus reducing performance. Using output buffering the generated HTML gets stored in a buffer or a string variable and is sent to the buffer to render after the execution of the last statement in the PHP script.
But Output Buffering is not enabled by default. In order to enable the Output Buffering one must use the ob_start() function before any echoing any HTML content in a script.
[reference credit][1]
[PHP | ob_start() Function][2]
public function gen_pdf($html, $user_id, $paper = 'A4') {
        ob_start();//Enables Output Buffering
        $mpdf = new mPDF('UTF-8', $paper, '', '', 15, 15, 30, 20, 15, 5);
        $mpdf->mirrorMargins = 1; // Use different Odd/Even headers and footers and mirror margins

        $header = '';
        $footer = '';

        $mpdf->SetHTMLHeader($header);
        $mpdf->SetHTMLFooter($footer);

        $mpdf->SetWatermarkText('Watermark', 0.1);
        $mpdf->showWatermarkText = true;
        $mpdf->WriteHTML($html);
        $fileName = date('Y_m_d_H_i_s');
        ob_end_clean();//End Output Buffering
        $mpdf->Output('Example_' . $fileName . '.pdf', 'I');
    }

So that it will clear all buffered output before processing mPDF.
Best Luck...
[1]: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/php-ob_start-function/
[2]: https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.ob-start.php

A: It could be some warning issued from PHP before the pdf->output. The warning text is sent to the client's browser and thus the file cannot be sent.
If your warning level is not the same for DEV and PROD, that could explain the difference of behavior.
In my case, with TCPDF, I had many warnings such as "date() it is not safe to rely on the system's timezone settings...", then the error "Some data has already been output to browser, can't send PDF".
Adding the function date_default_timezone_set() in my php source code solved the warnings and the error.

A: I have the same issue, and add this line before $pdf->output():
error_reporting(E_ALL);

An then I found that I have BOM on some files.
And I see a Warning message sent to the browser.
Best Luck !!
Regards

A: May be it occurs because of in your result of HTML code have some error to output to create the TCPDF ...
OR
If above is not work try set the Charset as UTF-8 in class file of TCPDF may it solve your issue...
Because this type of error was happening in my project before one week ago ...

A: Remove any file you would have included at the start of the page. In my case it was a file that was connecting with database. It worked for me. (Tip from @Nicolas400 )

A: Try using ob_clean(); before include("../mpdf.php");.

A: I have got the same error.
Data has already been sent to output, unable to output PDF file

This means before creating pdf with mPDF some data is stored in the buffer which is sended to the browser. Therefore it is unable to create PDF.
Just do this..
Add this below php built-in function at the first line of your page were you are preparing data for pdf.
op_start();

And add this below php built-in function before mPDF code (before where you are calling mpdf)
ob_end_flush();

require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

$mpdf = new \Mpdf\Mpdf();
$mpdf->WriteHTML($html);
$mpdf->Output();

So that it will clear all buffer output before processing mPDF.

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Meanwhile, the Commission's negotiators sit in their offices and wait impatiently for the negotiations to start. No one needs to tell them to sharpen their pencils. They have their mandate and their detailed list of negotiating principles. Everything is in place with one key exception. Are the British ready? Europe yawns and looks at its watch. Tick tock tick tock.
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Your Strategic Demands editor looks back on the 1992 Democratic presidential primary when he served as a senior advisor to Governor Jerry Brown and worked closely over the campaign to bring forward a platform with a new vision on strategic issues.
Among our positions and proposals was a view of a "peace dividend" looking forward to opportunities at the end of the Cold War and a host of new possibilities as we considered a new strategic equation and new peacetime shifts in priorities and budgets.
It was not meant to be as our campaign came in second and the Clinton vision on foreign policy varied far from our Brown campaign platform.
Still, the ideas brought forward by Jerry Brown resonate even today and the Governor's deep involvement in opposing nuclear arms escalation rings true as a direction for international sanity.
The Governor's review of William Perry's book following here in Strategic Demands continues what we believe is a more intelligent policy that brings national and global security as a result.
The legacy of nuclear weapons looms large in recent history and, going forward, a policy of projected power with nuclear dominance is again moving to the top of the Pentagon's capabilities. The "modernization" and expansion of nuclear force strategic and tactical capabilities and options looks to be a lasting legacy of the Obama administration.
After our story about the last week's of the US President's term in office, and last executive actions he could order, we were surprised and gratified to see a Letter to the President from top scientists urging him, in his last days in office, to take US land-based nuclear missiles off hair-trigger alert and remove launch-on-warning options. We agree even as nuclear question grow and the nuclear weapons complex proliferates.
A trillion-dollar nuclear weapons complex and systems "modernization" has been set in motion under the president's watch and the newest capabilities, across the US nuclear weapons triad of land-, air- and sea-based nuclear weapons platforms and strike capabilities, will be expanding dramatically if all goes according to plan in the coming budgeted years of development and deployment.
As the Governor of California, Jerry Brown steps aside from his daily tasks to read and review the life's work of a man, William J. Perry, who can be said to be best in knowing "the science and politics of modern weaponry" better than anyone.
In your StratDem's editor's case, this review of Perry's book has special relevance in that I was a close advisor to the Governor and have known him since the 1970s. In 1992 we worked together to draft the presidential campaign's platform. I have seen Jerry Brown's mind at work and the following thoughts he expresses are well worth consideration.
Let's take another look at Perry's book and a fast oncoming nuclear weapons future.
Reviewed by Jerry Brown, Governor of CaliforniaI know of no person who understands the science and politics of modern weaponry better than William J. Perry, the US Secretary of Defense from 1994 to 1997. When a man of such unquestioned experience and intelligence issues the stark nuclear warning that is central to his recent memoir, we should take heed.
"My Journey at the Nuclear Brink" — In clear, detailed but powerful prose, Perry tells the story of his seventy-year experience of the nuclear age.
Beginning with his firsthand encounter with survivors living amid "vast wastes of fused rubble" in the aftermath of World War II, his account takes us up to today when Perry is on an urgent mission to alert us to the dangerous nuclear road we are traveling.
Reflecting upon the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Perry says it was then that he first understood that the end of all of civilization was now possible, not merely the ruin of cities.
Perry points out several particularly troubling aspects of the crisis. There were, he writes, advisers on both the Soviet and US sides who wanted to rush into war. The media, for their part, treated the crisis as "a drama of 'winning' and 'losing.'" Finally he observes that political leaders seemed to gain approval with the public based on their willingness to initiate a war.
As a result, an even more sophisticated competition began, in nuclear warheads and in the vehicles to deliver them.
Perry's work at Sylvania, then ESL as a founder, was at the forefront of private defense contractors working for the US defense establishment on nuclear war issues. ICBMs, nuclear bombs, ballistic missile defense systems, and supersonic aircraft, Perry and ESL were in the vanguard of the weapons complex.
With the election of Jimmy Carter in 1976, the new secretary of defense asked Perry to become undersecretary of defense for research and engineering. Perry directed the US strategy that had three principal elements: (1) intelligent sensors to locate all enemy forces in real time; (2) smart weapons that could strike targets with great precision; and (3) stealth systems that could evade enemy radar.
America looked to offset the Soviet military with weapon systems that included the F-117 and B-2 stealth bombers, smart artillery shells, short- and long-range cruise missiles, and reconnaissance aircraft.
Perry was responsible for important technological advances with respect to US nuclear forces. He helped launch the B-2, a strategic nuclear bomber, capable of use in both nuclear and nonnuclear missions; revitalized the aging B-52 with air-launched cruise missiles; put the Trident submarine program back on track; and made an ill-fated attempt to bring the MX ICBM, a ten-warhead missile, into operation.
Perry writes that he acceded to the political pressure to keep up with the other guy. Then as now, Perry writes, he believed that America would possess all the deterrence it needs with just one leg of the so-called triad: the Trident submarine.
Perry tells us that parity is "old thinking" because nuclear weapons can't actually be used—the risk of uncontrollable and catastrophic escalation is too high. They are only good for threatening the enemy with nuclear retaliation.
Many experts agree with this life-and-death assessment, even as presidents follow the political and highly dangerous path of sizing our nuclear force to achieve "parity" with Russia [and in this continued competition that waned and is now reasserting itself, another 'superpower' is becoming visible and entering the nuclear arena with a response of strategic/tactical nuclear weapons revealing systems such as their version of the F-35 and their version of MIRV'd ICBMs) . Such a competitive and mindless process always leads to escalation without end.
Perry's position is that the US ICBM force is redundant. Indeed the danger of starting an accidental nuclear war as a result of a false alarm outweighs its deterrent value.
In My Journey at the Nuclear Brink is a rare accounting of the last six decades of American policy in the new age of nuclear danger.
~ Jon B. Wolfstahl, Jeffrey Lewis and Marc Quint, "The Trillion Dollar Nuclear Triad," James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Monterey, January 2014.
~ Maria Kiselyova and Polina Devitt, "Russia to deploy new divisions on Western flank, form nuclear regiments," Reuters, January 12, 2016.
~ Ilya Arkhipov and Marek Strzelecki, "Putin Warns NATO Missile Shield is Threat to Peace in Europe," Bloomberg, May 13, 2016. Existing US law allows for the deployment of a missile defense system to prevent a "limited ballistic missile attack" (see www.congress.gov/106/plaws/publ38/PLAW-106publ38.pdf). The word "limited" was meant to prevent the deployment of a large missile defense system aimed at Russia or China. The proposed National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2017 contains a particularly dangerous provision introduced by Senator Ted Cruz that strikes the word "limited" from existing law and thereby lays the groundwork for an expanded missile defense system directed at Russia and China. Such action would have a hugely destabilizing impact upon an already precarious world order.
Our chief peril is that the poised nuclear doom, much of it hidden beneath the seas and in remote badlands, is too far out of the global public consciousness. Passivity shows broadly. Perhaps this is a matter of defeatism and its cohort, distraction. Perhaps for some it is largely a most primal human fear of facing the "unthinkable." For others, it might be a welcoming of the illusion that there is or might be an acceptable missile defense against a nuclear attack. And for many it would seem to be the keeping of faith that nuclear deterrence will hold indefinitely—that leaders will always have accurate enough instantaneous knowledge, know the true context of events, and enjoy the good luck to avoid the most tragic of military miscalculations.
While many complain of the obvious dysfunction in Washington, few see the incomparably greater danger of "nuclear doom" because it is hidden and out of public consciousness. Despite an election year filled with commentary and debate, no one is discussing the major issues that trouble Perry. It is another example of the rigid conformity that often dominates public discourse. Long ago, I saw this in the Vietnam War and later in the invasion of Iraq: intelligent people were doing mindless—and catastrophic—things. "Sleepwalking" is the term historians now use for the stupidities that got European leaders into World War I and for the mess they unleashed at Versailles. And sleepwalking still continues as NATO and Russia trade epithets and build their armies and Moscow and Washington modernize their nuclear overkill. A new cold war.
Fortunately, Bill Perry is not sleepwalking and he is telling us, in My Journey at the Nuclear Brink, to wake up before it is too late. Anyone can begin by reading his book.


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Zero to Three. 2014-. The magic of everyday moments: Seeing is believing. Zero To Three, multiple items.
Annotation: This video series for parents and students of child development uses everyday interactions and routines to demonstrate how parents can nurture the key skills and attributes that children need as they grow. The content is presented by infant and child developmental stage (from birth to age 12 months, 12 to 24 months, and 24 to 36 months). Topics include nurturing healthy brain development from birth; temperament; forming a trusting bond; building strong, positive connections and interactions; developing skills through play, routines, and relationships; and foundations in language, literacy, thinking, and social-emotional skills.
Contact: ZERO TO THREE: National Center for Infants, Toddlers and Families, 1255 23rd Street, N.W., Suite 350, Washington, DC 20037, Telephone: (202) 638-1144 Fax: (202) 638-0851 Web Site: http://www.zerotothree.org Available from the website.
Keywords: Bonding, Development stages, Early child development, Infants, Learning, Multimedia, Parenting, Parents, Play, Relationships, School readiness, Young children
Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies. 2011. Reducing effects of postpartum depression: Provider education and maternal empowerment. [Alexandria, VA]: Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies, 1 video (ca. 50 min.).
Annotation: This archived webinar, broadcast July 13, 2011, discusses issues surrounding postpartum and perinatal depression (PPD) and the impact on the health and well-being of mothers and their infant's neurobiological development. Topics include how underreported or underdiagnosed PPD is; varying levels of severity including healthy rebound, "baby blues", diagnosed perinatal depression, postpartum bi-polar disorder, and the rare postpartum psychosis. Topics also include maternal stresses due to lacks of sleep/exhaustion, depression stigma, previous psychological or medical histories, post-traumatic stress from unexpected C-section or adverse pregnancy or birth outcomes, partner or violence abuse, and financial stresses. Social risk factors for depression such as multiple births or feeling of isolation are also discussed. Resources are discussed including model state programs, online resources, proposed legislation, and the importance of establishing local postpartum depression networks and support services.
Contact: National Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition, 4401 Ford Avenue, Suite 300***OPERATIONS MOVED TO ZERO TO THREE*** 5/5/2015, Alexandria, VA 22302, Telephone: (703) 837-4792 Fax: (703) 664-0485 E-mail: info@hmhb.org Web Site: http://www.hmhb.org Available from the website.
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Keywords: Bonding, Early childhood development, Hotlines, Infant health, Maternal mental health, Mother child relations, Parent support services, Parenting, Perinatal care, Postnatal care, Postpartum depression, Resources for professionals
Public Broadcasting System, This Emotional Life . 2010. Early moments matter: Small steps, long-lasting effects. [Seattle, WA]: Vulcan Productions, 7 items.
Annotation: This toolkit for parents, families and child services professionals introduces ways in which parents and caregivers can help their infants build secure attachments, examines challenges encountered in the process, and provides suggestions on how challenges may be overcome. The toolkit includes a 30 minute DVD, a quick-reference guide answering attachment and parenting questions, three informational brochures and tips printed on a magnet and a bookmark. It is available in English and Spanish.
Contact: Early Moments Matter, Web Site: http://www.earlymomentsmatter.org $10, plus $2.50 shipping and handling.
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Keywords: Audiovisual materials, Bonding, DVDs, Family life education, Fathers, Infant health, Maternal mental health, Mothers, Multimedia, Newborn infants, Parent child relations, Parenting skills, Spanish language materials
Silber K, Dorner PM. 1990. Children of open adoption and their families. San Antonio, TX: Corona Publishing Company, 193 pp.
Annotation: This book focuses on the long-term impact of open adoption on families and children. It includes letters and case histories of individuals' open adoption experiences from infancy to adolescence. Topics include bonding, grief, communication, entitlement, and adoption understanding among children.
Contact: Corona Publishing Company, PO Drawer 12407, San Antonio, TX 78212, Fax: (210 828-4947 E-mail: labatt@texas.net Web Site: http://www.coronapublishing.com/ Available in libraries.
Keywords: Adolescents, Adoption, Bonding, Children, Grief
Klaus MH, Kennell JH. 1982. Parent-infant bonding. (2nd ed.). St. Louis, MO: C.V. Mosby Company, 314 pp.
Annotation: This book is the revised edition of Maternal-Infant Bonding, which was first published in 1976. It provides a theoretical basis for professionals who are learning to care for families and children, whether the children are healthy or have special needs. By examining the bonding process, the authors focus on the earliest relationship a baby develops with its parents and on the factors that may affect that process. In addition to the material covering the relationships between parents and healthy infants, the books includes chapters that consider how professionals can care for the parents of premature or sick infants, for parents of infants with congenital malformations, and for parents of infants who were stillborn or who die. [Funded by the Maternal and Child Health Bureau]
Keywords: Bonding, Family relations, Father child relations, Infants, Mother child relations, Newborn infants, Parents, Psychological factors, Siblings
Jackson RC, Morton J, Sierra-Franco M, eds. 1979. Social factors in prevention: Proceedings of the 1978 Annual Public Health Social Work Institute. Berkeley, CA: University of California, Public Health Social Work Program, 215 pp.
Annotation: This book is based on the proceedings of the Public Health Social Work Institute held at Berkeley in June 1978. It discusses prevention of undesirable consequences in pregnancy; species specific patterns of human reproductive behavior; alternative birthing; interplay between nutritional and psychosocial factors of child development; high school based child care settings; immunization; health needs of adolescents; adolescence and contraception; adolescence and venereal disease; adolescent family planning; peer sex education; chronic disease; crisis intervention; the educational, professional, and policy perspectives of prevention; autogenic training; prevention of obesity in children and adolescents; and early maternal infant bonding. [Funded by the Maternal and Child Health Service]
Keywords: Adolescents, Alternative birth styles, Bonding, Child care services, Child development, Children, Chronic illnesses and disabilities, Contraception, Crisis intervention, Family planning, Health, High schools, Immunization, Mother child relations, Nutrition, Obesity, Peer education, Pregnancy, Psychosocial development, Reproductive behavior, Sexual behavior, Sexually transmitted diseases, Social workers
Klaus MH, Leger T, Trause MA, eds. 1974. Maternal attachment and mothering disorders: A round table. [Skillman, NJ]: Johnson and Johnson Baby Products Company, 74 pp. (Pediatric round table; 1)
Annotation: The purpose of this round table was to bring together clinicians and researchers from different disciplines who are studying the development of attachment in parents of normal infants, parents of premature or sick infants, and parents of battered or failure-to-thrive infants. The round table consisted of three segments: disorders of attachment, the process of attachment, and problems in attachment.
Keywords: Bonding, Child abuse, Failure to thrive, Infants, Parent child relations, Premature infants, Research
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We have had BT Broadband, and BT Vision(?) for several years now and although I can watch BTSport on my iPad or iPhone, I cant watch it on my TV because I can't work out how I do this.
I can see it in the TV guide but when I try to watch the channel, I cant. I get asked to visit bt.com/sport and then, when I do I cant find out how to log in or whatever I have to do. I just see adverts for paid subscriptions to BTSport and, as I can access it on my iPhone etc, I presume that I am already paying for it.
If I'm missing something that's fine but I'd like to know what I have to do as I've bought a biger TV so I can watch the rugby.
Hi, what BT TV and mobile packages do you have?
Not sure about the TV package but we have thr unlimited version of the Broadband package.
I thought that I should be able to watch it on my TV, throught the box, as I can watch it on my devices?
Check your BT bill for the name of the package, it could be your broadband isn't fast enough to support BT Sports on BTTV so you have the BT Sport app, which allows you to access the app and online player.


The Doobie Brothers have unveiled dates for a spring U.S. headlining tour. The 10-date trek kicks off April 9 in Englewood, New Jersey, and is plotted out through an April 23 concert in Huntsville, Alabama.
Among the other cities the veteran rockers will visit: Baltimore; Charleston, West Virginia; Peoria, Illinois; Evansville, Indiana; and Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Tickets go on sale to the general public this Friday, January 18, and the band will offer fans pre-sale tickets starting today, January 15. A limited number of VIP packages offering premium seats, meet-and-greets with the group and merchandise will be available.
Founding Doobie Brothers singer/guitarist Tom Johnston recently told ABC Radio that the band's been working on some new original songs, which he hopes to release this year.


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Decorate for Halloween with your own Zombie Pillow Cover! Sew and create the zombies face out of felt to create this not so spooky cover.
This pillow cover is being pinned and sewn inside out.
Lay the 18" x 48" fabric flat and at both 18" ends. Pin a 4 1/2" hem.
After pinning the hems, flip the fabric over so the pins are now facing down.
Next, fold one of the pinned hem ends up and over 9" to the right towards the center of the 48" length. Lay this end section folded over and right on top, making a pocket.
Take the other hemmed end and fold it up and over 13" to the left towards the center. This section should overlap the pinned hem edge of the 9" pocket made in step #4.
Sew both of the pinned edges closed with straight stitch lines running them parallel with the open edges, 1/2" in from the open outside edges. This will make a 17" x 17" square pillow cover that has a 1/2" seam allowance on both of the sewn closed edges. Use scissors to trim the extra thread at each end. Remove the pins and turn the pillow cover right side out.
Trace and cut the template from the felt. Arrange it onto the pillow cover and sew or glue it in place.
Stuff the cover with a 16" pillow.


RMJ Tactical has a worldwide reputation for making the best tactical tomahawks around, but when it comes to an improvement on a classic that has been around in American history for almost as long, RMJ has outdone themselves on this compact Bowie knife as well. The UCAP is a broad-bladed variant of the bowie-style blade crafted from 52100 steel with a Rockwell hardness of 58-60. The UCAP is 8.25" in overall length with a 3.9" tungsten cerakote finished blade that is as at home chopping through a jungle as it is hacking its way through a car door. The long blade fuller not only gives it an advantage in tactical performance but increases the strength of the blade while reducing weight. The cerakote finish is ideal in eliminating shine while increasing corrosion resistance.
Weighing in at 5.2 oz, this knife is deceptively light, yet can hold its own in both categories of everyday carry as well as heavy use tactical knife. With full-tang construction, tubed rivets can also serve as lanyards for a variety of carry options: from lashing to poles with paracord to a more secured grip around your wrist. Created with combat performance in mind, the UCAP is also effective in first responder situations, outdoors activities, and just about anything else you can throw at it.
The 3D machined G-10 handle gives you a secured grip in wet or dry conditions while cutting down on the weight of the knife on the whole. Available in Dirty Olive, Black, and Hyena Brown, the UCAP always looks like it means business. The UCAP comes with a custom molded Kydex sheath with "Pull-The-Dot" snap, Scout carry Biothane strap. The build quality of the sheath is exceptional.
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Another awesome blade from RMJ! I love the size and fit in your hand of the UCAP. Like every other RMJ product I have gotten, Ryan continues to make the most functional and aesthetically pleasing blades imaginable. It's hard to pick a favorite from any of the RMJ blades and hawks I've bought from my Kestrel Light and Jenny Wren to my forged Seax, Peregrine or Raider dagger. RMJ makes top of the line kit!
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Both Potomac and Winchester have cancelled for this weekend. That should really help the car count for Williams Grove and Hagerstown.
On top of that you could see Covert, Lathroum, Moreland, Pettyjohn, etc.
I wonder if Satterlee is considering it too.
No for Satterlee I seen he told someone on twitter not this weekend.


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Home » All Content Source Stream » Coyote Extends Lease at Chicago Headquarters
Coyote Extends Lease at Chicago Headquarters
CHICAGO, IL — July 31, 2018 — MB Real Estate (MBRE) announced today that Coyote Logistics has signed a long-term lease extension for its Chicago headquarters, bringing the space's total square footage to 175,000 square feet. Coyote's headquarters are located in Logan Square's Green Exchange building. The firm was represented in negotiations by MBRE's David Burkards and ownership was represented by David Baum of Baum Development, the firm who redeveloped the property in 2006.
Coyote Logistics, a UPS company, is a leading third-party logistics provider that has rapidly expanded since its founding in 2006. David Burkards, SVP of MBRE's Corporate Services & Tenant Advisory division, worked with Coyote on the relocation of their headquarters, alongside a number of national and international transactions.
"I've been fortunate to watch Coyote grow into a leader of their industry and expand their footprint in the United States, as well as globally," said Burkards. "Extending their lease long-term is a testament to their continued success and how well the space works for their business practices and office culture."
The Green Exchange is the country's largest green business community. Prior to its redevelopment, the property was a former factory. Baum Development transformed the Green Exchange into a LEED Platinum-certified, sustainable development that brings green jobs into the local economy while preserving the property's place on the National Register of Historic Places and designation as a Chicago Landmark.
"Coyote has been lucky enough to call the Green Exchange home for the past seven years," says Coyote President Jonathan Sisler. "As Coyote's footprint continues to grow, we are confident in our decision to move forward with our long-term lease. Logan Square has been a great home for our headquarters and we are excited for what the future holds in this great building and neighborhood."
David Baum, CEO of Baum Development, is the landlord on the deal. "We've been very fortunate to have Coyote as our anchor tenant," says Baum. "We're a boutique company and having a long-term extension is important for us. Coyote's growth has been extraordinary, and we're so impressed with their culture which includes a strong sense of corporate social responsibility—they really are a model company."
Coyote Logistics has been a tenant of the Green Exchange since 2011 and has additional offices throughout North America and Europe.
About MB Real Estate Services Inc.
Founded in 1982, MB Real Estate is a full-service real estate organization that provides multifaceted expertise in Asset/Facilities Management; Leasing Services; Project/Construction Management; Tenant Representation and Investment Services. Separately, MBRE Healthcare and its independent affiliate fund manager, ROA Holdings, are a full-service real estate entity that acquires, develops, leases, and manages healthcare facilities across the United States. MBRE is headquartered in Chicago, with regional offices in New York, Atlanta, Columbus, Orlando, Dallas and Denver. For more information, visit www.mbres.com or www.mbrehealthcare.com.
About Baum Development:
Baum Revision LLC was formed through the combination of Baum Development, LLC and Revision Group, LLC as the result of a shared mission to build a portfolio of signature projects in urban environments that represent the principals' commitment to social responsibility, preservation, and sustainability. Baum's portfolio currently represents a capitalization of approximately $160M and includes all asset classes located throughout the United States totaling over one million square feet across approximately 40 projects. For more information about Baum Development, visit www.baumrevision.com.
About Coyote
Coyote Logistics is a leading global third-party logistics provider that combines a diverse, centralized transportation marketplace matching more than 10,000 shipments every day. Coyote offers a comprehensive multi-modal solutions portfolio – including truckload, less than truckload (LTL) and intermodal – with data intelligence and market insights to help empower our customers' business growth in a rapidly changing world. We became a UPS company in 2015, adding UPS asset utilization, air & ocean freight forwarding, and more to our expanding portfolio of global services. Headquartered in Chicago, Coyote has more than 3,000 employees operating in 20 offices worldwide.
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