If you still use Java 8, you should probably update to the latest version of Java 8 Update 333. This helps keep your system safe from vulnerabilities.Let us now see what other improvements have been …

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If you still use Java 8, you should probably update to the latest version of Java 8 Update 333. This helps keep your system safe from vulnerabilities.Let us now see what other improvements have been made with this release, and then continue to download and install it.
Java 8 Update 333 comes with the following updates:Windows Alternate Data Streams are now enabled by default. The implementation of java.io.File has been changed so that strict validity checks are not performed by default on file paths.Fixed incorrect Token type that caused XPath expression to return incorrect results. (JDK-8284920)Fixed an invalid XPath expression that caused StringIndexOutOfBoundsException. (JDK-8284548)You can read the complete change log in the release notes here.
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Open the Oracle Java download page.Here you will see a list of products to download (both JREs and JDKs are available for all supported platforms). Click on the download button beside your desired product. All downloads on this page are offline installers.
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Gurjada Krishnadas Venkatesh passed away in November 1993. It is nowexactly 10 years since GKV�s mortal remains were consigned to flames. But helives on in his immortal melodies and they will stand timeless testimony to hisunquestioned talent.GKV was born in Hyderabad on 21st September 1927. His musical talents were discovered at a very youngage�even as a child it is said he was appreciated by the Raja of Bobbili. Hiselder brother GKS Pathi taught him the Veenai. GKV entered tfm as a bubblyteenager. He played the Veenai for great MDs like SV Venkataraman, SM SubbiahNaidu and CR Subburaman.GKV became a close friend of MSV when they were both part of Subbiah Naidu�stroupe in the late 40s. Later they stayed in the same room in Jupiter Lodge in Madras. It was then that MSV bagged the chance to compose some songs for Genova. Andwhen NSK offered an opportunity to MSV and TKR to compose music for Panam-1952,GKV naturally became an integral part of their troupe. MSV gave GKV a chance tosing in their very first film �Panam�.
Madras Pictures� Panam is said to be Sivaji Ganesan�s second film to bereleased. Though it was a commercial disaster, MSV-TKR had acquitted themselvesquite well for a debut��Theena moona kaana�- NSK, Engae Theduvaen- NSK,Manamudayaarae manithargal-CSJ, Kudumbathin vilakku-MLV, Panam irundhaale-TVRathinam are all memorable songs.�Ezhayin kovilai naadinaen� is among the earliest songs in tfm in the waltzstyle�listen on to MLV and GKV having a blast!
-bin/stream.pl?url= Singingwas nothing new to GKV--after all, he began his career as a singer in BangaloreAIR even before entering films, and is also said to have lent his voice to somechorus songs in Meera when he was in SVV�s troupe. GKV went on to sing a fewsongs in later years, and always did justice to them. His voice had theflexibility to adapt to the varied moods that the situation demanded�theboisterous revelry in �Kannodu vin pesum jaadai� (Kavalai Illatha Manithan-along with TS Bagavathi, with ALR and Jamunarani adding luster to the chorus),the philosophy tinged with pathos in �Nilai maarinaal gunam maaruvaan� (PaavaManippu), the palpable dejection in �Kanavae kaathal vaazhvae� (Senthamarai),the impish romance of �yaen mama kovama� (Thendral Veesum, with LRE), theirreverent shrug at life in �Sondhamumillai oru bandhamum illai� (HelloMr.Zamindar), the rustic uncouthness in the �maanathilae meenirukka� preludeto SJ�s �Udhayam varugindrathae� (Kavikkuyil)- these are someunforgettable instances where GKV startles you with the breathtaking range ofhis voice.
GKVthus become a permanent fixture in the troupe of MSV-TKR from their very firstfilm. He was given due credit as their assistant in the titles in their films inthose early years. His undeniable talents could not be hidden under wraps forlong. Even as early as 1952, he composed music independently for a Malayalamfilm, which was also dubbed in Tamil as Nadigai.And though tfm wasn�t yet ready to entrust him with independent musiccomposition, Kannada filmmakers were quick to discover the spark in him, andeagerly harnessed his talents. The titles of the 1955 film Sodari starringRajkumar (his second film) and Pandaribai had the credit for Music being sharedby HR Padmanabha Shastry & GKV. The following year saw GKV enjoying astupendous success with the music of Viswakala Chitra�s Ohileshwara (stg.Rajkumar & Sriranjini). GKV also gave PBS a marvelous break in kfm. (�GKVwas the person who launched me as a successful singer in Kannada�,acknowledges a grateful PBS).
GKVsoon became a prolific MD in Kannada, and along with TG Lingappa andVijayabhaskar, set new standards of film music there. His works inHaribhaktha-1956, Anna Thangi-1958, Jagajyothi Basaveshwara, Dharma Vijaya,Mahishasura Mardini-all 1959, Ranadhira Kanteerava, Dasavathara, Sree ShailaMahatme-all 1960, Kanntheredu Nodu, Kaivaara Mahaatme-both 1961, Bhoodaana,Karuneye Kudumbada Kannu - both 1962, Kanya Ratna, Gowri, Kulavadhu, MalliMadhuve, Kalitaaru Henne- all 1963, won acclaim.GKV got an opening in tfm in 1964 to compose music for Thirumagal Films� MagaleUn Samathu. (Dir: PA Kumar) Though the film starring Anandan & Rajasriwas a massive flop, GKV�s songs showed the stuff he was made of. �Anbilaaduthae� (PBS/PS), �Unga manasu oru dhinusu� (Jamunarani), �Kadhaiondru sollava� (PS), Nallathukku kaalamillai (TMS), �Annamidum karangalinaal�(Soolamangalam Rajalakshmi/LRE), �Thatha thatha� (Manorama/LRE),�Sirayilae oru kuraiyillae� (TA Mothi/ SCK), �Aavogulamiyon �(TMS/TVRathinam) were the assorted array of songs that the album comprised of.The same year, Anandan himself produced a film under the banner Anandan Movies.And he assigned to GKV the music score of this film Naanum Manithan Thaan(Dir: AS Rao). And though this film too (Stg. Anandan, Chandrakantha, PandiSelvaraj, Sheela) sank without a trace, GKV came up with some lingering numberslike �Vaa vaa vaa en thalaiva� (TA Mothi/SJ), �Kaatru varum kaalamondru�(PBS/SJ), �Naanum manithan thaanada�(TMS) and �Indha indha nillu� (TMS/LRE).The following year saw only a solitary Tamil film coming GKV�s way, and thattoo was because it was produced and directed by the renowned GV Iyer, with whomGKV was working with in a number of Kannada films. GV Iyer Productions� ThaayinKarunai starred Kalyankumar and a Kannada actress called Vandana, and hadsome wonderful songs- �Netru nadanthathu� (ALR/SJ), �Poonthendralisaipaada� (PBS- when we mentioned this classic song, PBS closed his eyes innostalgia, and said proudly that he had sung the Kannada original too for GKV-�Bhaa thaayi Bharathiye� from Thaayi Karulu-1962), �Oru kodi paadalukkum�(SG) and �Neram kaalam sariyaa irundhaal� (Jamunarani).Unfortunately for GKV, all these three films were not commercial successes, andthe merciless gates of Kodambakkam were closed once again for this giftedcomposer.
However, he continued creating immortal melodies in Kannada films, where he wasmuch sought after by the top banners of the day. Thumbida Koda, Nanna Kartavya-both1964, Sarvagyanamoorthi, Sati Savitri-both 1965, Killadi Ranga, Madhumaalathi-both1966, Parvathi Kalyana, Rajshekhara, Rajadurgada Rahasya, Immadi Pulikeshi-all1967, Jedare Bale, Manasakshi, Goa Dalli CID 999- all 1968, Operation JackpotNalli CID 999- 1969 are all noteworthy albums, each one of which has songs thatare repeatedly listened to with pleasure to this day.
GKVpulled off a coup of sorts in 1966, when he roped in none other than the reveredPandit Bhimsen Joshi to sing for the Kannada film Sandhya Raga. The song�Nambidhe ninna naadha devatheye� sparkles as a brilliant instance ofpristine Hindustani classical music in South Indian film music.
Itwas only after a long wait that Deivanayagi Films� Sabatham- 1971brought GKV back into reckoning in tfm. The film starring KR Vijaya (produced byKRV too?), Ravichandran,TK Bagavathi (in a dual role), Nagesh, Anjalidevi andothers was directed by P Madhavan. In Chennai, it proved a modest success inParagon, Crown & Bhuvaneswari theatres where it was released, and did briskbusiness elsewhere too. It was a fairly engrossing tale of how KRV, assisted byRavichandran and Nagesh, avenges her father�s death and her own humiliation atthe hands of the wily TKB. The songs were �Thoduvathenna thendralo malargalo�(SPB), �Aatathai aadu puliyudan aadu� (ALR/LRE/GKV), �Aadum alaigalil� (SJ)and �Nenjukku needhi undu aiyanaarae� (SG/LRE).�Thoduvathenna thendralo malargalo� showcases GKV in his elements�theriveting prelude consisting of those dainty string bits that are repeatedthroughout the song, the masterful way in they are seamlessly interwoven intothe fascinating interludes, while the interludes themselves are so unpredictableand enticing in their progression-- And SPB brings such a cajoling mood to thelines, that you just have to fall in love with the song- listen to his voicebeam in the end, and the longing that heexpresses, almost akin to a wistful sigh, in the short humming that leads backto the pallavi. Class!
Listen here: -bin/stream.pl?url= And to think that this song, that conjures up such a spectacular panorama on alisten, was so disgustingly crass and unimaginative in it�s filming -Ravichandran enjoying a kinathadi kuliyal, singing and dreaming of his love, andour Punnagai Arasi stealing surreptitious glances at him, with her trademarkbashful smile. P Madhavan seemed to have learned very little from his years ofapprenticeship under Sridhar!
�Do you mean to say that only a couple of MDs have the requisite capabilities tocompose songs for Tamil films? I can�t understand why it is impossible for anyother MD to get a firm foothold in tfm!� GKV is said to have vented hisfrustration thus in the course of an interview sometime in the beginning of the70s. Quite natural for someone, who despite being associated with tfm since thelate 40s, and despite notching significant successes repeatedly in kfmthroughout the 60s, found patronage still not forthcoming in tfm.In Kannada, GKV was enjoying a cult status, with his songs becoming immenselypopular. His works in films like Devara Makkalu, Kasturi Nivasa, Naguva Hoovu-all 1970, Bala Bandhana, Taayi Devaru, Pratidhwani, Thandhe Makkalu- all 1971,Bangarada Manushya, Karmika Kallanalla � both 1972, Doorada Betta, SampathigeSavaal, Bhakta Kumbhara-all 1973, elicited rave reviews.It was towards the last years of the 60s that GKV took under his patronage ayoung talented musician called Raja. (Originally Rasiah, later to blossom intoIlaiyaraja) Raja, whose soul was soaked in music, had his skills polished andtrained by Dhanraj Master, an acknowledged genius. GKV recognized the innatetalents in him, and admitted him in his troupe, where Raja quickly justified thetrust that GKV placed in him. Another gifted musician who was assisting GKVduring the same period was L Vaidhiyanathan.In spite of the popularity of the songs of Sabatham, GKV was not flooded withoffers in tfm. His next opportunity in Tamil came again from P Madhavan, who hadbeen impressed with GKV�s work in Sabatham. When P Madhavan turned producerunder his banner �Arun Prasad Movies�, he called GKV to compose music forhis film Ponukku Thanga Manasu-1973. (Directed by Devaraj-Mohan under PMadhavan�s supervision)PTM starred Sivakumar, Jayachitra, Vijayakumar (debut), Vidhubala and others. Itwas an interesting story of two college mates (Jayachitra & Vidhubala) whowere once inseparable, falling out due to ego problems and marrying two friends(Sivakumar & Vijayakumar) who, also by a similar quirk of fate, have driftedapart due a misunderstanding. Later when JC finds that Sivakumar�s new bosshappens to be VK, she takes a vow to see her husband rise to a higher level. Sheworks determinedly towards it, and of course, succeeds in the end. To add to thehappiness, all clouds of distrust with VK and Vidhubala get cleared. All is wellthat ends well.The film was an impressive success, and GKV had contributed to it in no smallmeasure: