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Infringement of Copyrights, Trademarks, and Trade Secrets
Marcum's Valuation & Litigation Support Services group is often engaged as damages and financial experts by counsel for both plaintiffs and defendants in intellectual property ("IP") disputes.
Innovation provides opportunities for societal change, as well as economic growth for the company or individual by whom it is developed. The economic value of the intellectual property developed by a company can be guarded by a variety of protections, including copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets.
When an infringement of intellectual property rights is alleged to have occurred, the aggrieved party will often claim damages from the unauthorized use of their intellectual property. The damages claimed can take many forms, including claims for lost profits and unjust enrichment.
We are also often engaged by counsel and business owners to appraise intellectual property in connection with transactional and other non-litigation matters.
In connection with disputes, we have, among other tasks, been instructed to determine lost profits of the plaintiff, actual profits of the alleged infringer subject to disgorgement, the diminution in value of intellectual property resulting from the alleged wrongdoing of the defendant, and to critique opposing intellectual property expert reports.
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Intellectual Property Dispute Related Engagements
Our recent dispute-related engagements include:
Determining the correct royalty payments due to an inventor holding a patent on a pharmaceutical methodology, in connection with a matter alleging delayed and inaccurately calculated payments from the "generic" manufacturer.
Analyzed financial records of multiple businesses alleged to have infringed upon a patent for a hanger used to display intimate apparel and determined the resulting damages.
Determining a reasonable royalty rate in connection with a patent infringement matter and utilizing Idea® software to evaluate the alleged infringing sales subject to the rate.
Based on 17 years of information, evaluated the alleged royalty rate determined by the opposing expert used to calculate damages in connection with the alleged infringement of a patent for metal box-corners.
Establishing causation and determining damages suffered by an owner of a copyrighted, proprietary online listing database by utilizing software fingerprints and analyzing membership erosion and lost profits.
Determining the defendant's profits related to alleged infringing sales of jewelry utilizing a copy righted design.
Valuing the music catalog of a fairly prominent music artist, which was used to settle equitable distribution in a divorce proceeding.
Determining monetary relief in a trademark dispute related to billions of dollars of alleged infringing sales by an electronics manufacturer.
Determined that an opposing expert's usage of a royalty rate in determining alleged trademark damages was an error, due to the opposing expert's failure to accurately account for the related licensing agreement provision.
Critiquing an opposing experts report in connection with a dispute related to a trademark used in manufacturing apparel.
Determining damages related to a theft of technological trade secrets, including an analysis of 20 years of the IP's historical development costs and its obsolescence relative to new technology.
Determining damages suffered by an inventor of a gold based investment product resulting from a company's alleged theft and infringing imitation of the IP's underlying technological "know-how" In connection with non-litigation matters we have been engaged to determine the value of trademarks, copyrights, and patents as standalone assets and as key components of an overall business value of an enterprise in connection with a merger, acquisition, licensing agreement, financing, and for tax purposes.
Our recent non-litigation IP engagements include:
Strategic Consulting – Our client, a national microbrewery, was presented with the opportunity to sell its business or license the rights to use its brands to one of the largest beer manufacturers in the world. However, management did not know which would be better for the company. We valued the alternatives (license versus sale) to give management the ability to make an informed decision.
Determining Royalty Rates – In a case relating to prescription cards, we determined "arms-length" royalty rates for certain IP held by a special purpose company to be charged to its affiliates.
Sale of a Trademark – Our client was approached by an international clothing designer to acquire one of its trademarks, but he had no idea what the price should be. We valued the trademark under various investment value scenarios, which gave him the information he needed to set his asking price.
SEC Compliance – Our client acquired the assets of a niche software company that developed specific software used in the pharmaceutical industry. The client needed to value the separable intangible assets acquired as part of the transaction to be in compliance with generally accepted accounting principles, in specific Financial Accounting Statement 141. The client's most significant intangible asset was its developed software, which was developed in-house over a period of 30 years. We successfully valued the software based upon careful analysis of the company's historical performance and projections for the software, which was found acceptable by the client's auditors.
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Turkey's President Recep Tayyip ErdoganWhat is Erdogan's Game in Syria and Iraq?
Posted on December 8th, 2015
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The – predictable – reaction across the West over the Russian Defense Ministry's very serious denunciation of Ankara embedded with ISIS/ISIL/Daesh still begs to be regarded as no less than astonishing.
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Erdogan's Turkey is Turning Into NATO's 'de Facto Enemy'
The actual evidence is not even discussed by Western corporate media. It's all dismissed as "Russia claims…" Yet not only Sultan Erdogan has been systematically unmasked as a serial liar; the accumulating evidence points to Ankara both as an indirect ally and shady sponsor of the fake "Caliphate".Whatever the Atlanticists can come up with to "excuse" the Erdogan system, at least the devastating PR debacle for the "democratic West" is now a fact of life all across the Global South.
At the same time an elaborate shadow play is in progress. NATO issues non-denial denials — after all it can never back off from its usual "Russian aggression" meme — while the Obama administration, predictably, wallows in doublethink; Turkey may not "support" ISIS/ISIL/Daesh, but Turkey must seal the border with Syria anyway.
Sultan of Divide and Rule
Since Gezi Park it's clear the AKP model for Turkey has derailed into a Sultanate dictatorship with a slight electoral veneer. Divide and Rule is the norm.
Sultan Erdogan's bête noire, internally, is the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP). Erdogan wants Kurds — a substantial 20% of the overall population — to choose between the AKP's Islamist take on Turkish nationalism and the HDP's Kurdish nationalism with a leftist feel. He's playing Kurds against Turks no holds barred.
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Why Did Erdogan Suddenly Decide to Hush Up Ankara's Support for Syrian Rebels?
South of the border, Erdogan actively supports Salafi "moderate rebels", especially his fifth column Turkmen, heavily infiltrated by Turkish fascists of the Grey Wolves kind, in northwest Syria. But Ankara is clever enough not to — directly — support ISIS/ISIL/Daesh. Turkmen have struck de facto alliances with Jabhat al-Nusra, a.k.a. al-Qaeda in Syria. NATO covers Erdogan's back.Russia's entrance with — literally — a bang in the Syrian war theatre blew up Erdogan strategy's to smithereens. Couple that with the Obama administration's penchant to support Kurds across "Syraq".
The only thing Erdogan wants from NATO is a "safe zone" — an euphemism for a no-fly zone that Ankara will use to prevent YPG Syrian Kurds from unifying their three cantons along the Turkish-Syrian border. For Erdogan, the prospect of Kurds preventing Turks from providing logistical bases and weapons to the whole Jabhat al-Nusra galaxy, and of course ISIS/ISIL/Daesh, is anathema.
So Erdogan had been using the Turkmen against the YPG. Russia went for the jugular. And the Sultan, predictably, went bonkers.
Russia's strategy — coordinated with the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) — will only intensify. The priority is to completely rout Turkmen and al-Nusra all across the Bayirbucak region. Two objectives are crucial. 1) to secure Latakia and thus Russia's Hmeymim air base. 2) to get rid of the Chechens, Uzbeks and Uyghurs infiltrated among the Turkmen (crucial for Moscow, aware of the "900 km from Aleppo to Grozny" syndrome, and also for China.)
As for the notion that Erdogan will now abandon his Turkmen strategy and start fighting ISIS/ISIL/Daesh, that's a myth. Erdogan will never accept the American support for the YPG. The thing is there's not much he can do about it.
Sultan Changes the Subject
The downing of the Su-24 was a crude attempt by Erdogan to force NATO to choose his Turkmen/al-Nusra/anti-Kurd strategy instead of any possible coordination with Russia to fight ISIS/ISIL/Daesh.
Talk about a monumental blowback; Erdogan handed Moscow on a plate the deployment of the S-400s to Hmeymim. Short-term, this means any Turkish F-16 entertaining funny ideas over Syrian skies will be summarily shot down. Mid-term, this means the "Assad must go" obsession is now six feet under. But the cherry in the cake is long-term; Russia has solidified a permanent strategic stake in the eastern Mediterranean.
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WikiLeaks: Turkey Planned Su-24 Downing Six Weeks Before the Incident?
Across the battlefield, the most important development is that Russia, and not Iran, has taken over tactics, planning operations and also re-equipping the SAA with everything from 152-millimeter MTSA-B guns to the absolutely devastating TOS-1A Solnitsa rocket launcher, able to fire 30 220-mm thermobaric (incendiary) rockets in a single salvo.Freshly arrived Russian Marines are also about to advise the SAA counter-offensive against Daesh in Tadmur, western Palmyra.
The Russian tactic is essentially to blow everything up, big time. Of course this implies a serious risk of civilian casualties — something that can only be alleviated by good ground intel, provided by the SAA. It's the SAA that is actually capturing those areas on the ground.
With his back against the wall in Syria, Erdogan — what else — changed the subject and made a play in Iraq, via the now famous "incursion" of alleged 150 Turkish troops along with 20-25 tanks.
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu swears Ankara had been "invited" in by the Nineveh provincial government, with Baghdad's approval (a bald-faced lie). A spokesman for the semi-autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in northern Iraq said everything is legit.
Turkish daily Hurriyet spun it as Ankara holding a permanent military base in Bashiqa, near Mosul, to train Peshmerga forces, a deal signed between KRG President Massoud Barzani and Turkish Foreign Minister Feridun Sinirlioglu earlier last month.
But Ankara, we got a (huge) problem. Mosul and Bashiqa are not even part of the KRG.
So this has nothing to do with training Peshmerga — as much as Erdogan and the AKP heavily hedge their Kurd hatred: the KRG racket and the Peshmerga are "good Kurds", while the PYD/YPG and the PKK are "bad Kurds".
When in doubt, follow the oil. The Barzani Mob is selling oil that belongs to Baghdad to Turkey — illegally. They literally own the oil racket in the KRG; and they make a killing, thanks to cozy relations with partner Genel oil, whose chairman is Tony "Deepwater Horizon" Hayward.
It has been widely proved that Erdogan's son in law cum Energy Minister Berat Albayrak holds the exclusive rights to move KRG oil through Turkey. Following evidence collected by the Russian Defense Ministry, Daesh stolen oil may well be mixed with KRG oil along the way. And a key beneficiary of the whole scheme is Erdogan's son Bilal, a.k.a. Mini Me, through his BMZ shipping company which delivers the oil mostly to Israel. Mini Me is now self-exiled in Bologna, Italy, where he manages untraceable amounts of cash safely ensconced in Swiss bank accounts.
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Are You Sure About That? Why Erdogan Shouldn't Have Asked for Proof
Obviously none of this is seriously examined in Atlanticist circles, thus providing Erdogan with some solace; if the stolen Syrian oil racket may be moribund, the Iraqi side of the op seems to be untouched.So what we have now in effect is Turkey "violating" the borders of Iraq (remember those famous "17 seconds"?) Baghdad is actually part of the "4+1" coalition (Russia, Syria, Iran, Iraq, plus Hezbollah). Turkey knows it. The "incursion" is yet one more — serious — provocation. If Russia — and Iran — decide that's one too many, Erdogan's oil racket protecting tanks better get ready to meet their maker.
The views expressed in this article are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official position of Sputnik.
Read more: http://sputniknews.com/columnists/20151207/1031367231/erdogan-turkey-syria-iraq-oil-su-24.html#ixzz3tlo5Wg1K
One Response to "Turkey's President Recep Tayyip ErdoganWhat is Erdogan's Game in Syria and Iraq?"
Nimal Says:
Erdogan is a corrupt politician who is doing business with the terrorist ISIS.He hates the Syrian President Assad,giving Assad a bad name by supplying poison gas weapons to Assad's foes and allowing the West to blame Assad.
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Tim Gailus (* 26. März 1988 in Rendsburg) ist ein deutscher Fernsehmoderator, Reporter, Hörbuchsprecher und Redakteur.

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Tim Gailus wuchs in Schleswig-Holstein auf. 2008 absolvierte er sein Abitur am Helene-Lange-Gymnasium in Rendsburg. Nach seinem Abitur machte Gailus diverse Praktika (unter anderem bei Radio NORA) und arbeitete als studentische Aushilfe im Radiozentrum Kiel. Seit 2009 studierte Gailus Medienmanagement an der Hochschule für Musik, Theater und Medien Hannover. 2012 schloss er sein Studium mit einem Bachelor of Arts ab. Mit seinen wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten über Werbewirkung auf Grundschüler und über Mediengeschichte wurde er als Science Slammer bekannt. Seit 2016 ist er Lesebotschafter der Stiftung Lesen.

Tim Gailus ist seit 2015 Moderator und Reporter der Kinderwissenssendung Timster bei KiKA. Er tritt zudem als Jury-Mitglied bei Vorlese-Wettbewerben in Erscheinung. Darüber hinaus moderiert Gailus deutschlandweit Veranstaltungen. Er war Off-Sprecher und Moderator des Hörspiel-Podcasts Talker-Lounge.

Auszeichnungen
 2018: Nominiert für den Grimmepreis für die Timster-Folge "Brickfilm"
 2018: Finalist beim Prix Jeunesse mit der Timster-Folge "Fake News"
 2017: Klicksafe-Preis 2017 für Sicherheit im Internet für die Timster-Folge "Datenschutz"

Moderationen

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 seit 2015: Timster, KiKA

Veranstaltungen (Auszug)
 2018: Eröffnung des Kindermedienfestivals Goldener Spatz, Erfurt
 2017: Preisverleihung Internationales Filmfestival Schlingel, Chemnitz
 seit 2017: Verleihung des Leipziger Lesekompasses, Leipzig
 seit 2017: Jugendfilm-Preisverleihung beim Green Screen Festival, Eckernförde
 seit 2016: Preisverleihung des Drehbuchpreises Kindertiger (Vision Kino), Erfurt/Berlin

Audiografie

Hörbücher und Hörspiele
 2016: Winter Morgan: Die Suche nach dem Diamantenschwert. Der Hörverlag, Berlin, 2016, ISBN 978-3-8445-2294-5.
 2017: Winter Morgan: Die Endermen-Invasion. Der Hörverlag, Berlin, 2017, ISBN 978-3-8445-2729-2.

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Q: Urysohn Metrization Theroem : Proof of Injectivity I am reading Munkres Topology and following given Urysohn metrization theorem and its proof, but can't understand why the injectivity simply given after define a index functions and product them.
I had highlighted the point that I am missing at the below inserted images.

A: $F(x)=F(y)$ if and only if $f_n(x) = f_n(y)$ for all $n.$
The key fact they are using is that there is an $n$ such that $f_n(x) > 0$ and $f_n(y)=0.$ (This follows from the first step of the proof and the fact that regularity implies there is a neighborhood of $x$ that doesn't contain $y$.) This means there is an $n$ such that $f_n(x)\ne f_n(y),$ so $F(x)\ne F(y)$

A: Flip back to page 195 and recall that the definition of a regular set $X$ assumes that one-point sets are closed in $X$. Further, $X$ is regular if for each pair consisting of a point x and a closed set $B$ disjoint from $x$, there exist disjoint open sets containing $x$ and $B$, respectively.
How can we use that to show $F$ is injective? $F$ is injective if $x \neq y$ implies $F (x) \neq F(y)$. So suppose $x, y \in X$ with $x \neq y$. Let $B = \{y\}$, then $B$ is closed in $X$. Since $X$ is regular, there exist disjoint neighborhoods $U$ and $V$ of $x$ and $y$ respectively.
Now we can apply step 1 of the proof. It implies that there exists an $n$ such that $f_n (x) > 0$ and $f_n = 0$ outside of $U$. But note $y \not \in U$, so $f_n (y) = 0$. So some component of $F$, namely $f_n$, has different values at $x$ and $y$, so $F(x) \neq F(y)$. Of course, since $x$ and $y$ were arbitrary, this shows that $F$ is injective.

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Remember a previous post on Neatorama on mobile gallows in Africa? Well, China took it one step further. Executions there are carried out in a more modern fashion: in a mobile execution chamber inside a "death van" that shuttles from town to town.
Makers of the death vans say the vehicles and injections are a civilized alternative to the firing squad, ending the life of the condemned more quickly, clinically and safely. The switch from gunshots to injections is a sign that China "promotes human rights now," says Kang Zhongwen, who designed the Jinguan Automobile death van …
From the outside, the vans resemble the police vehicles seen daily on China's roads. A look inside reveals their function.
"I'm most proud of the bed. It's very humane, like an ambulance," Kang says. He points to the power-driven metal stretcher that glides out at an incline. "It's too brutal to haul a person aboard," he says. "This makes it convenient for the criminal and the guards."
this…. in my mind is going one step too far with the administration of 'justice' . the death penalty in the back of a van. i am way of course that this could be fiction… but conceptually it smells of the efficiency run amok and the transition of any pretense of humanitarian values toward the thanatosian .
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New Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Screens and Video Released
New screenshots of Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD have been released, showing just how impressive the remake of the games are looking. A new video has also been released, which gives you a sample of the 30 minute audio episode, created solely for the HD Remasters and written by Kazushige Nojima. Both the PS3 and PS Vita versions of the game include full trophy support too, and you'll see this in the new screenshots below.
New GTA V Screenshots Released
Rockstar Games has released a dozen new screenshots focusing on many of the different facets of life in Grand Theft Auto V. The new screens show that gamers can expect to fly military choppers and private jets, and drive super cars or even an ATV in your underwear. The screens look amazing, and show just how expansive the game will be when it releases in September.
Final Fantasy X and X-2 HD E3 Trailer Released
With plenty of excitement around Final Fantasy XV and Final Fantasy XIV, Square-Enix hasn't forgotten about Final Fantasy X and X-2 HD, which are coming to the PS3 and PS Vita this year. The publisher has released a new trailer for the two games along with 15 new screens.
First Set of inFamous: Second Son Screenshots Revealed
The first screenshots of Sucker Punch Productions's inFamous: Second Son PS4 game has been released. The game is set in the open-world environment of Seattle with a new protagonist named Delsin Rowe. GameInformer has a video feature showing the team's new direction for the series, and includes spoilers for the ending of inFamous 2. Check out the six screenshots from the game below.
New GTA V Screens and Information Released
Rockstar Games has released a plethora of new screenshots for their upcoming game. Gran Theft Auto V. In addition, new information about the game was also revealed, including character customisation options, weapons, cars and more. Earlier this week, Rockstar also released three new trailers earlier this week.
Rockstar Releases New GTA V Screens
Rockstar have today released ten brand new screenshots for upcoming title Grand Theft Auto V. As before, the screenshots look gorgeous but don't reveal much about the game, except for various locations and activities you can expect to encounter in the game. The game is scheduled for release in September, but it's unclear if the game will also be available on the PS4.
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THE OSCEOLA BANK VAULT
And a Florida town that was torn down…
If you drive through the community of Geneva and follow Osceola Road all the way to the end, you'll see a large bank vault sitting in the edge of the woods. This vault, that is actually the size of a small house, is all that remains of the town of Osceola that once sat on the banks of the St. Johns River. This is not a case about a ghost town; this is about an abandoned vault in the middle of nowhere and an entire town that was torn down in 1940.
In 1916 the Tidewater Cypress Company of Cedar Key organized a new company, the Osceola Cypress Company and built a huge sawmill and a complete town at this location. During the second Seminole war, in 1837, this was the site of King Philip's town, a Seminole camp. After the Civil War the area was known as "Cooks Ferry" until the Florida East Coast Railroad Company bridged the river in 1911 and changed the name to "Bridge End." With the railroad and the river, this was an ideal location for a big sawmill operation. The town of Osceola took its name from the famous Seminole warrior of the same name.
Osceola covered 350 acres and was complete with houses, a doctor's office, commissary store with filling station, school, company office building, boarding house, post office, barber shop, railroad, sawmill and big lumber yard. The railroad hauled cypress logs to the mill from timber operations farther south around Lake Okeechobee. Each day, two hundred workers at the mill turned-out 60,000 feet of lumber which was a record production for any sawmill in Central Florida.
Osceola was a well-designed, progressive community with sidewalks, residential areas with white picket fences, running water, indoor plumbing, a sewer system, telephone service, and its own electrical power system, which was promptly turned off at 10 pm each night. After dark a night watchman served as the town's "police force." The abandoned bank vault, which once held the company's books and payroll, was part of company's office building. The big, brick, walk-in vault was the only place in town safe from fire and robbery.
In 1926, the Chamber of Commerce referred to Osceola as "The principal commercial and industrial community in the county." During the boom years of the 1920s, it was predicted that Osceola would become the largest town in Seminole County. Osceola was a hardworking community, but it was not without its recreation, each week dances were held in a big house by the river and a "juke joint" for the entertainment of the working class.
"Osceola was a fun place to live," recalls Louise Sullivan of Clewiston, who lived there as a child from 1934 to 1939. "Besides fishing, we'd pick violets, and play hide and seek in the stacks of drying lumber. There was an Indian mound near the railroad bridge where you could find arrowheads. Mrs. Silvers, who lived in the first house, taught me how to paint silhouettes on glass which we put foil from cigarette packages behind them. There were about ten houses on both sides of our street. Osceola had three residential sections, one for the management and their families on the main street, two areas for the labor employees, one for whites and one for blacks.
The school teacher lived with us and shared a room with me. The school went to the sixth grade, all in one classroom that was at one end and on the other end was a stage. I got ten dollars a month to clean the school and paid fifty cents each week for piano lessons taught by the doctor's daughter. The water was hauled in for drinking because local water did not taste good, but we used it for washing and bathing. Ice was delivered by truck. It was my sister's job to put the sign in our window for ice that let the ice truck know how many pounds we wanted. The lights went out at night at the same time; they would "blink" a warning to let us know it was time for bed. Then the electric was shut down until the whistle blew next morning. We lived in Osceola until 1939."
By 1939, the Osceola Cypress Company had started moving its operations to Port Everglades. In 1940 the last residents of Osceola moved out and the buildings were dismantled and sold off for lumber. During World War II, the U. S. Government purchased a large tract of land in Osceola and built an auxiliary airfield for training navy fighter pilots. In the early sixties, the abandoned airfield became a popular Central Florida drag racing track. In recent times this area has been used as a Seminole County land fill. The only reminder of the town that once stood here is the old abandoned bank vault sitting in the woods at the end of Osceola Road.


The L.A. County Sheriff"s deputy who famously arrested Mel Gibson in 2006 for DUI is about to be fired … our sources has learned.
Sources tell us … Deputy James Mee has received a letter stating that the Sheriff"s Dept. intends to give him the boot for allegedly violating procedure by engaging in a high-speed pursuit that ended in a fiery explosion.
Mee and his lawyer, Richard Shinee, have accused the Sheriff"s Dept of retaliating against the Deputy because Sheriff Lee Baca believes Mee is the one who leaked 4 pages of Mel"s arrest report to our sources. Mee"s superiors had ordered the deputy to remove the 4 pages, which contained a blow-by-blow of Mel"s anti-Semitic tirade on Pacific Coast Highway. The Sheriff"s Dept. lied to our sources, repeatedly telling us that Mel was arrested "without incident" and no anti-Semitic remarks were uttered.
The incident that triggered the firing occurred on June 17, 2011, when Mee attempted to stop a driver who was allegedly drunk. The driver, who was traveling around 30 mph, gunned it and was going more than 100 mph when his car skidded into a gas station, hitting 2 pumps which triggered an explosion. Check out the security footage.
In the letter, the Sheriff"s Dept. accuses Mee of not only violating the pursuit policy but lying to his superior about his involvement in the chase. The main gripe was that Mee didn"t immediately notify emergency officials there was a crash. Mee"s lawyer, Richard Shinee says Mee DID promptly reach out for help.
A hearing is scheduled for Thursday, where Mee can plead his case, but sources tell us the die has already been cast.
We contacted the Sheriff"s Dept. So far, no comment.


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Q: Cannot use latexmk on MiKTeX 2.9 I'd like to use latexmk in order to compile my LaTeX documents and have Strawberry Perl v5.24.0 installed on my PC.
Whenever I type in
latexmk myFile.tex

at the command prompt I'm getting the following error:
latexmk: The script could not be found.
latexmk: Data: scriptEngine="perl", name="latexmk", path="scripts/latexmk/perl/latexmk.pl"

but the latexkmk.pl perl script is actually located in
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and there is no perl subfolder in the path.
I'm using MiKTeX 2.9 portable on Windows 10 64 bit.
Can anyone help me?