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A pedestrian walking along U.S. Highway 19 south of Chiefland suffered critical injuries when he was struck by a sedan at 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 15, according to a Florida Highway Patrol report.
Oscar Ramirez, 42, of Chiefland, was transported to Shands Hospital in Gainesville.
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•Sept. 17, Reinhard Bailey, 60, Dunnellon, drug possession, possession/and or use of drug equipment. Bond $90,000.
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"It's a blessing to share a burden I have on my heart with you today," Keith Maynard said to the group last Thursday.
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Williston rancher and businessman Brad Etheridge was named by Gov. Rick Scott last Friday to the School Board of Levy County.
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Analysis of IFT74 as a candidate gene for chromosome 9p-linked ALS-FTD
ABSTRACT A new locus for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis--frontotemporal dementia (ALS-FTD) has recently been ascribed to chromosome 9p.
We identified chromosome 9p segregating haplotypes within two families with ALS-FTD (F476 and F2) and undertook mutational screening of candidate genes within this locus.
Candidate gene sequencing at this locus revealed the presence of a disease segregating stop mutation (Q342X) in the intraflagellar transport 74 (IFT74) gene in family 476 (F476), but no mutation was detected within IFT74 in family 2 (F2). While neither family was sufficiently informative to definitively implicate or exclude IFT74 mutations as a cause of chromosome 9-linked ALS-FTD, the nature of the mutation observed within F476 (predicted to truncate the protein by 258 amino acids) led us to sequence the open reading frame of this gene in a large number of ALS and FTD cases (n = 420). An additional sequence variant (G58D) was found in a case of sporadic semantic dementia. I55L sequence variants were found in three other unrelated affected individuals, but this was also found in a single individual among 800 Human Diversity Gene Panel samples.
Confirmation of the pathogenicity of IFT74 sequence variants will require screening of other chromosome 9p-linked families.
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- "However, a number of families have been reported with an autosomal dominant pattern of disease in which affected members may develop either FTD or ALS or both (FTD–ALS). Several of these families have shown genetic linkage to a region on chromosome 9p21, with the combined data defining a minimum linkage region of 3.7 Mb, containing only five known genes (Momeni et al., 2006; Morita et al., 2006; Vance et al., 2006; Valdmanis et al., 2007; Luty et al., 2008; Le Ber et al., 2009; Gijselinck et al., 2010; Boxer et al., 2011; Pearson et al., 2011). Importantly, the same chromosomal region has been identified in several large independent genome-wide association studies of both ALS and FTD, implicating the genetic defect at chromosome 9p in sporadic forms of both diseases (van Es et al., 2009; Laaksovirta et al., 2010; Shatunov et al., 2010; van Deerlin et al., 2010). "
Article: Hsiung GY, DeJesus-Hernandez M, Feldman HH, et al. Clinical and pathological features of familial frontotemporal dementia caused by C9ORF72 mutation on chromosome 9p[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Frontotemporal dementia and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis are closely related clinical syndromes with overlapping molecular pathogenesis. Several families have been reported with members affected by frontotemporal dementia, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or both, which show genetic linkage to a region on chromosome 9p21. Recently, two studies identified the FTD/ALS gene defect on chromosome 9p as an expanded GGGGCC hexanucleotide repeat in a non-coding region of the chromosome 9 open reading frame 72 gene (C9ORF72). In the present study, we provide detailed analysis of the clinical features and neuropathology for 16 unrelated families with frontotemporal dementia caused by the C9ORF72 mutation. All had an autosomal dominant pattern of inheritance. Eight families had a combination of frontotemporal dementia and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis while the other eight had a pure frontotemporal dementia phenotype. Clinical information was available for 30 affected members of the 16 families. There was wide variation in age of onset (mean = 54.3, range = 34-74 years) and disease duration (mean = 5.3, range = 1-16 years). Early diagnoses included behavioural variant frontotemporal dementia (n = 15), progressive non-fluent aphasia (n = 5), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (n = 9) and progressive non-fluent aphasia-amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (n = 1). Heterogeneity in clinical presentation was also common within families. However, there was a tendency for the phenotypes to converge with disease progression; seven subjects had final clinical diagnoses of both frontotemporal dementia and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and all of those with an initial progressive non-fluent aphasia diagnosis subsequently developed significant behavioural abnormalities. Twenty-one affected family members came to autopsy and all were found to have transactive response DNA binding protein with M(r) 43 kD (TDP-43) pathology in a wide neuroanatomical distribution. All had involvement of the extramotor neocortex and hippocampus (frontotemporal lobar degeneration-TDP) and all but one case (clinically pure frontotemporal dementia) had involvement of lower motor neurons, characteristic of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. In addition, a consistent and relatively specific pathological finding was the presence of neuronal inclusions in the cerebellar cortex that were ubiquitin/p62-positive but TDP-43-negative. Our findings indicate that the C9ORF72 mutation is a major cause of familial frontotemporal dementia with TDP-43 pathology, that likely accounts for the majority of families with combined frontotemporal dementia/amyotrophic lateral sclerosis presentation, and further support the concept that frontotemporal dementia and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis represent a clinicopathological spectrum of disease with overlapping molecular pathogenesis.Brain 03/2012; 135(Pt 3):709-22. DOI:10.1093/brain/awr354 · 9.20 Impact Factor
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- "Sequencing analysis of several genes mapped to 9p locus detected the presence of a disease segregating truncation mutation (Q342X) in the intra-flagellar transport protein 74(IFT74) in one independent American family with FTD-ALS.[65] However, no causal IFT74 mutations were identified in conclusively linked FTD-ALS families indicating additional loci (other than VCP and IFT74) for 9p linked FTD-ALS families. "
ABSTRACT: Frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD) is a highly heterogenous group of progressive neurodegenerative disorders characterized by atrophy of prefrontal and anterior temporal cortices. Recently, the research in the field of FTLD has gained increased attention due to the clinical, neuropathological, and genetic heterogeneity and has increased our understanding of the disease pathogenesis. FTLD is a genetically complex disorder. It has a strong genetic basis and 50% of patients show a positive family history for FTLD. Linkage studies have revealed seven chromosomal loci and a number of genes including MAPT, PGRN, VCP, and CHMB-2B are associated with the disease. Neuropathologically, FTLD is classified into tauopathies and ubiquitinopathies. The vast majority of FTLD cases are characterized by pathological accumulation of tau or TDP-43 positive inclusions, each as an outcome of mutations in MAPT or PGRN, respectively. Identification of novel proteins involved in the pathophysiology of the disease, such as progranulin and TDP-43, may prove to be excellent biomarkers of disease progression and thereby lead to the development of better therapeutic options through pharmacogenomics. However, much more dissections into the causative pathways are needed to get a full picture of the etiology. Over the past decade, advances in research on the genetics of FTLD have revealed many pathogenic mutations leading to different clinical manifestations of the disease. This review discusses the current concepts and recent advances in our understanding of the genetics of FTLD.Annals of Indian Academy of Neurology 12/2010; 13(Suppl 2):S55-62. DOI:10.4103/0972-2327.74246 · 0.60 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: A large group of diseases, termed protein misfolding disorders, share the common feature of the accumulation of misfolded proteins. The possibility of a common mechanism underlying either the pathogenesis or therapy for these diseases is appealing. Thus, there is great interest in the role of protein degradation via autophagy in such conditions where the protein is found in the cytoplasm. Here we review the growing evidence supporting a role for autophagic dysregulation as a contributing factor to protein accumulation and cellular toxicity in certain protein misfolding disorders and discuss the available evidence that upregulation of autophagy may be a valuable therapeutic strategy.Current opinion in cell biology 11/2010; 23(2):190-7. DOI:10.1016/j.ceb.2010.10.010 · 8.47 Impact Factor


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Attorneys say Lackey will serve less than two years after sentencing credits, and likely will be placed on home detention.
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Pence and leaders of the General Assembly and the state courts will lay wreaths and flowers in remembrance at the Statehouse on Thursday.
The Lincoln funeral train arrived in Indianapolis at Union Station on April 30, 1865. The coffin was brought by carriage to the former State House to lie in state. From early morning to late that night thousands of Hoosiers filed through the building and past the coffin to pay their respects. The train then went to Michigan City, Chicago and finally to Springfield, Illinois, where he was buried.
Lincoln spent much of his boyhood in southwestern Indiana's Spencer County.
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BOONVILLE (AP)-A Boonville woman has pleaded guilty to charges filed in connection with the death of a man whose body was found at the Alcoa plant in Warrick County.
Jade Stigall appeared in Warrick Court Superior Court on Monday and pleaded guilty to assisting a criminal. In exchange for the guilty plea, murder, conspiracy to commit murder and a firearm charge were dismissed. Stigall will be sentenced on April 9th.
The 24-year-old Stigall was charged in the death of 35-year-old Joseph Nelson of Martinsville. Warrick County authorities say Stigall and 3 other men (David Lackey Jr, Mathew McCallister, and Shawn Grigsby) met Nelson at the Fairfield Inn in Evansville during the overnight hours of February 20th, 2014. The group then led Nelson to an area along a railroad track on Boonville-New Harmony Road. Nelson was shot once in the head after being told to kneel with his hands behind his back. Authorities say Nelson's body was loaded into a coal car after the shooting and his body was found at the Alcoa plant at around 8:15 am on February 20th.
Grigsby pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit murder charges last July and was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Lackey Jr and McCalister are still awaiting trial on murder charges.
ROCKPORT, Ind. (AP) – State regulators have revoked an air permit for a proposed $2.8 billion coal-gasification plant in Spencer County at the request of the plant's developer.
The Indiana Department of Environmental Management informed Indiana Gasification LLC on Thursday that its air permit had been revoked for the plant. The plant would have turned coal into synthetic natural gas at a site near Rockport.
IDEM's letter says New York-based developer Leucadia National Corp. asked the state to rescind the permit because construction of the coal-gasification plant had never begun.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – There's a good chance high school seniors Jason McMurray and Ryan Bull will get to know each other pretty well in the next three or four years as members of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish baseball team.
But before ending up at Perfect Game's headquarters here for the PG Pitcher/Catcher Indoor Showcase on Saturday (Feb. 12), the two Notre Dame signees had never before met.
"I haven't met him. I can't wait to meet him," McMurray said before stepping in to hit some live pitching Saturday morning.
"I haven't met any of the other commits, so it should be exciting," Bull said before taking part in live catching and hitting sessions.
McMurray is a 6-foot-1, 170-pound senior shortstop at Dowling Catholic High School in West Des Moines, Iowa, and Bull is a 6-1, 210-pound senior catcher/first baseman/outfielder at Eden Prairie (Minn.) High School.
The two players' paths actually crossed at least once before when they were both in attendance at the 2009 PG Midwest Top Prospect Showcase at Perfect Game Field at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Cedar Rapids. Even though they have already signed to play at Notre Dame, they keep coming back to Perfect Game events.
"The game keeps me coming, obviously; I love the game," McMurray said. "(Perfect Game) has helped me so much and it's interesting to see what more they can help me with. And playing with the best players from around the Midwest and around the country is pretty fun."
Bull was at his second PG Pitcher/Catcher Indoor and his seventh PG event overall.
"They're very beneficial, and getting your name out there in the college and professional recruiting process," he said. "It shows your progression. You can one day, then you can improve, improve and improve, and it shows the building process of your abilities."
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The youngster from central Iowa had always dreamed of playing in the Southeastern Conference – until he made his official visit to the Notre Dame campus in South Bend, Ind., and met first-year Fighting Irish coach Mik Aoki.
"I wanted to go to a big baseball school because that's what I wanted to do my whole life. The SEC was really the peak of my interest and I thought that's where I was going to end up," McMurray said. "But once I got on campus at Notre Dame, it was pretty special.
"I really, really liked (Coach Aoki) – he was really down to earth. A lot of places we went we'd meet the head coach and he'd send us off with the recruiting coordinator to do our visit. (Aoki) walked with us all six hours and just kind of hung out with us. It was pretty cool."
Perfect Game has Bull ranked as the No. 3 top prospect in the state of Minnesota and No. 500 nationally in the class of 2011. He has attended the PG National Underclass Showcase, the Midwest Top Prospect and the WWBA Kernels Foundation among his seven PG events.
Bull had his heart set on attending Cornell University but, like McMurray, had his mind changed by a campus visit to South Bend.
"I went down there (to Notre Dame) for a camp and they offered me right out of the camp," he said. "It was just a tremendous experience. The people were very welcoming, they have an up-and-coming program, and I just got a really warm feeling from them and I was really interested in being an Irishmen."
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"It's hard to pass up a Notre Dame education, along with Notre Dame's baseball (tradition) and the alumni," Bull said. "But I'm very interested (in the Draft) and I can't wait to see how I perform here and what the scouts have to say."
McMurray said one of the main reasons he was at the Pitcher/Catcher Indoor was to get in front of pro scouts.
"Now that I can relax with the college (decision out of the way) I can settle down and see what more I can get," he said.
In the meantime, both players were enjoying being at the Pitcher/Catcher Indoor.
"You get to get in front of pro scouts and you get to play with other top quality players," Bull said. "It's just a real good experience and you get some exposure while you're doing it."
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- Doing a role play with two senior managers. Wasn't expecting it, but he said to sell him the product or services of my last job. Act as if they are the decision makers and I was talking to them, in a first meeting scenario. I wasn't prepared for it, but did fine. Answer Question
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Blackboard (Washington, DC) in June 2009.
Met with four people over 2 days. Two would be colleagues two would be supervisors/management. Questions were 60/40 personality/work style and technical. The focus was on who you were after the tech bonifides were determined. Honest about compensation and advancement, I didn't feel I was snowed at all once I was hired.
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- Despite this being an individual contributor position not related to the education based product I was asked about my thoughts on the industry and how Blackboard could make an impact. Answer Question
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I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Blackboard (Washington, DC) in June 2012.
Applied on my colleges job board, and had their technical recruiter email me back quickly. Spoke with him on the phone and asked for me to send them some code I had worked on. Sent them my code on github, then they scheduled another phone interview with the groups manager. The second phone interview was a general interview about my background, but manager spent 90% of the time telling me about the groups projects and such. Invited in the following week for an interview with their team. Started off with group manager one-on-one interview, which consisted of him just elaborating on what they were working on, questions asked of me. Second round, was a two-on-one interview with their senior engineers, this was the dousie. They pretty much just drilled me on questions about Java, SQL and random instances that may come up while working on team projects. Some questions involved what is singleton, abstract class, do a SQL command, etc. Some of the questions one of the engineers asked, were kinda hard and even the other engineer interviewing me admitted he didn't know the answers. In all honesty I hadn't worked with Java since high school, so I was rusty on all the concepts, and it would have been a miracle of the highest order if they actually took me haha. I would have deserved an oscar for the performance if it was successful. Third round consisted of two-on-one interview with their junior engineers. This was rather easy, they asked basic questions about my resume. Fourth round consisted of a one-on-one interview with the product manager, he actually tried to dip out of interviewing me saying something came up with a client and we should do it later, I'm guess after speaking with the senior engineers they had already determined they did not want to hire me. Nevertheless, I was already there and wanted the practice. I ended up coming back a few hours and interviewing with him. I guess they did not expect me to have come back. All in all what I will say is the only relevant interview is the one with the senior engineers. It seems like if you do well on all the other interviews and don't do well with them, it's irrelevant. On the other hand, if you do well in the interview with the senior engineers and don't do well on the rest, it is irrelevant. Just my thoughts from the whole experience. On a good note, I got offers elsewhere.
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I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Blackboard (New York, NY) in January 2012.
Standard for developers: screening interview, technical interview with the highest developer manager within division (my boss's boss), in-person round with 3 short interviews by potential coworkers. HR was willing to work with me in finding a position that best suited my needs and interest. I felt valued throughout the process.
Interview Questions
- I don't remember specifically but it involved choosing the best combination of an ordered data structure and a sorting algorithm. Needless to say, I failed this question - still got the job! Answer Question
I had another offer and demanded a 10K increase, to which they offered a 20K increase.
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Blackboard.
The first interview was via phone with the immediate manager, it was very relaxed, most of all the manager wanted to know how I would fit in the position, my working style and how much I knew about the market and job responsibilities. The second (and third) interviews were with the (Senior) Account Executives with whom I would be working and the Director Sales. The interview with the Account Executives were about how much I knew about the customer needs, the trends, the market, and so on while the interview with the Director Sales was more focused in my sales approach.
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- No OfferPositive ExperienceDifficult Interview
I applied in-person. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at Blackboard (Carbondale, IL) in May 2011.
They questioned me then gave me a lateral thinking test, then I had to troubleshoot a PC problem. They gave me static IP information but no DNS servers.
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They use people to make money , don't waste your time they lying to people. "When people cheat in any arena, they diminish themselves-they threaten their own self-esteem and their relationships with others by undermining the trust they have in their ability to succeed and in their ability to be true."
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Can you please explain why it is possible to do:
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
public class Covariance {
class A {
class B extends A {
class C extends A {
public void testSmth() throws Exception {
List<? extends A> la = new ArrayList<A>();
A a = la.get(0);
// la.add(new B()); - doesn't compile
List<? super B> lb = new ArrayList<A>();
// lb.add(new A()); - doesn't compile
lb.add(new B());
Object object = lb.get(0);
I don't understand, why it is not possible to add something to covariant list la, but it's still possible to add B to contravariant list lb - but not A to lb.
From my point of view, it should be possible to add everything extending A to List. I can see the only reason of not doing that because it is easy to add C to list of B, like
List<B> lst = new ArrayList<B>();
List<? extends A> lstB = lst;
lstB.add(C); // this is valid for <? extends B> but list lst would contain instance of B.
Probably the same is true for contravariance, e.g
List<B> lst = new ArrayList<B>;
List<? super C> lstC = lst;
lstC.add(new C());
Object obj = lstC.get(0);
What I don't understand - why it is not possible to do
B b = lstC.get(0);
It is obvious that on this stage super of C would be class B - Java doesn't allow multiple inheritance.
Also why it prohibits
lstC.add(new B());
it's not clear for me.


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Is installing Apple Java SE 6 unavoidable to use Max for Live on Mavericks?
I do actual Java development aside from working with Live and Max for Live. I just got new hardware and am using Mavericks for the first time. My installation of Eclipse is working just fine with the Oracle supplied JDK 7 I installed, but when I try to utilize some of the Max for Live packs I get that annoying "please install Apple Java SE 6" error.
I _really_ do not want to install an Apple supplied JRE (which adds symlinks all over the system which you can't undo and which could impact the predictability of code I write using JDK 7) unless there's absolutely no way around it -- but there should be a way around it.
I haven't seen anything in the discussions, however, so my guess is that most everyone just installs the SE without thinking much about it?
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With Apples Java 6 version or any Java version, you should go into the java control panel (in System Preferences) and set it to be inactivated in web browsers. Security holes are in the browser.
As far as I know Max never responds to the network or tries to access it, so having Java 6 installed with web browsers off, shouldn't pose a security threat.
What bugs me is that Cycling74 doesn't openly name a Java 6 JVM among their requirements, nor does Ableton. Also, Cycling74 should supply the JVM if it is a requirement. That's pretty much how Java developers do it otherwise these days, at least if they have legacy users.8 months ago | 0 comments
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Anyone got a direct URL to the Java version required? After dismissing the dialog it does not reoccur... and Java website is a massive snarl of downloads...4 months ago | 0 comments
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Hi, I'm running OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 and found that Max for live wouldn't work. i updated to the latest version of Java and updated Max for live to 6.1.10 (64-bit as I'm using 9.1.10 64-bit) it still wouldn't work. I then downgraded Java to Java for OS X 2014-001 https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1572?locale=en_US and Max is woking! Hope this helps users with difficulties in using Max for Live.
Just checked my Java version and it's Java 8 Update 45 so the problem I've had seems to be with the installer from Oracle as everything was fixed with Apple's (link to the) installer.3 months ago | 0 comments
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I have a support response from Cycling 74.
"The basic of it is we're not compatible with Oracle Java. There is a tickets for engineering at present but at this time it is not scheduled for attention."
"Not scheduled for attention" meaning they won't even look at it until Apple and Oracle sort out their pissing contest.
In other words, they wrote their product in Java, but can't be bothered to make it functional with a proper, real version of Java provided by the actual developer of Java, they'd rather just use the hacked up version Apple foists on people because that's better for their bottom line.
If getting Max for Live (which is now useless to me) was the main reason I'd upgraded to Live 9, this would be about to become a very big deal.1 year ago | 1 comment
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Ditto! Why do the users get jammed up? If I have to run Java 6, this is a step back. I was hoping that a move to Apple would be better than this.11 months ago | 0 comments
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1) it works when you install the old Apple JRE 6
2) as a developer, I'm used to dealing with multiple JREs, so have no problem using Java 8 for dev whilst having the old JRE installed to service M4L. hell, eclipse has about fifty JREs it finds on my windoze box. it's just not a big deal.8 months ago | 0 comments
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You can install Apple's version and it will co-exist with newer versions from Oracle. The main problem is that Apple's no longer updating that code and it's probably full of security holes. But it sounds like if you want to be able to run Max for Live, there's not much else you can do at this point.8 months ago | 0 comments
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Hey, Ableton + Cycling '74-- it's on you guys to upgrade Max so that it runs on a current, secure JRE. Choose OpenJDK 8 or Oracle JDK 8--something that doesn't have huge security vulnerabilities. It's really hard to not be connected to the web (airgapped) on our studio computers, and it's even harder not to get hit by some browser exploit on a weekly basis. I understand that it is possible to turn off Java 6 in the browser while allowing it to run for apps, but I'd rather not have a no-longer-updated JRE on my system at all.4 months ago | 0 comments
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Click on the "more info" button when the error box comes up and it transports you to a webpage with a download for Java.10 months ago | 0 comments
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Does this mean that I can somehow find an old version of Java 6, install it, then it will work? Or are we completely out of luck?10 months ago | 0 comments
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I have Max 6 running fine without Java, but the new Max 7 requires the old Java 6 SE to run. This is disappointing.
There's a reason Apple has removed it from Mavericks (and upwards) : it's a security risk, and now unsupported.
Staying with Max 6 until they fix this (which they won't have the choice to, at some point)3 months ago | 2 comments
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here might be the solution from apple support dated 22 July 2015 and hopefully perhaps no need to turn off java in the browsers (though I wiil deactivate it anyway):
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+1 for Apple/Max or Live to update Java or package it with their installation. I am not going to install a deprecated version that poses security risks only to run a device in my laptop.
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Samsung WB150F
Big 18x optical zoom, decent image and movie quality, manual controls for enthusiasts
Some problems with Wi-Fi apps, Wi-Fi backup only works with Windows
The compact digital camera market offers buyers a brain-scrambling amount of choice, so when a point-and-shoot comes along and offers something unique, we sit up and take notice. That's the case with the Samsung WB150F, which sports Wi-Fi for easy photo sharing - and quite a bit more.
Ruggedly elegant
Not to be confused with the Wi-Fi-less WB150 (that F is all important), it's a ruggedly elegant and fairly bulky compact, thanks to the protruding grip and - even when concertinaed-down - lens. It'll bulge out of a trouser pocket. But we can live with that: the lens offers a massive 18x optical zoom, allowing you to shoot a 24mm wide angle landscape one moment, then zoom in and snapping a squirrel's nostrils the next.
There's a standard 3-inch screen it's not particularly sharp or bright, but fine for most use, combination charging and AV out port at the side, and a dial at the top to switch between various modes and settings. Clued-up enthusiasts will welcome the inclusion of full manual controls as well as aperture, program and shutter priority modes. There's also the obligatory automatic Smart mode for hands-off photographers, but there isn't an option to shoot in RAW.
Pretty pictures
Thankfully the WB150F's 14.2-megapixel JPEGs are fine. They're vibrant, with reds leaping out at you, detailed and, if you use the camera in the right way, you can achieve some fairly attractive bokeh in the background. There is a bit of noticeable grain and noise when you push the ISO towards its 3200 maximum, and we'd like a see a bit more contrast in shots, but for a compact point-and-shoot performance is good.
HD videos – which, again, are decent – are limited to 720p, but we like the way you can use the full 18x zoom while filming.
Wireless features
So on the WB150F's killer app: Wi-Fi. Samsung could have settled for letting users transfer their photos and videos to a computer wirelessly, but went much further than that. You can use the feature to email files (automatically compressed) to friends, or share them directly via Facebook, Picasa, Photobucket and YouTube. You can also back up automatically to the cloud, but you'll need a Microsoft SkyDrive account for this, or to your Windows PC. There's no option to do so on a Mac, which is disappointing.
The Wi-Fi also works with Android and iOS smartphones. Install the MobileLink app and you can transfer shots easily from the camera to your phone, while the Remote Viewfinder app is more interesting still: it lets you use your phone screen to see through the camera lens, and you can zoom, change basic settings and take photos by touching icons.
This sounds cool, but our experiences with both apps weren't encouraging. On iOS, while the viewfinder app was fine, the MobileLink app featured only Korean text, leaving us to press icons and hope. On Android the problems were more severe: neither app would link with the camera. We were using the ICS-powered HTC One S, so perhaps Samsung needs to update the app for the new OS.
When viewed purely as a higher-end compact, the Samsung WB150F is slightly above average: its photos and videos are decent and its big zoom is handy. It's fairly idiot-proof on the usability front, and there are a handful of enthusiast-friendly modes for those that like to tweak.
The Wi-Fi features, which should make the camera more appealing, aren't quite as compelling as they appear on paper. Yes, they let you share compressed versions of shots and do so fairly well, but the apps feel undercooked (or worse), as if Samsung made a vague stab at them and thought 'that'll do'. We reckon the inevitable update in a year's time might eliminate these issues, but as it stands the WB150F is an intriguing, flawed enigma rather than a game-changer.
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