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Yes that's right folks, a newly leaked Samsung tablet suggests the Korean firm is creating a slate that wouldn't even fit in the biggest of pizza boxes.
Dubbed as the Samsung Galaxy View, the rumoured slate has witnessed a number of leaks recently including a range of images which have surfaced on the web.
The leaks suggest the Galaxy View will sport a whopping 18.4-inch display, which would dwarf many people's computer monitors, let alone any tablets you may already own.
Stills from what appears to be a promotional video for the tablet were picked up my SamMobile, showing the tablet sitting in a dock/stand - because there's no way you'd want to be seen holding this beast.
Earlier leaks point towards middle of the road specs for the Galaxy View, including an octa-core processor, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of storage and a potentially confusing full HD resolution - which seems surprisingly low for a screen of this size.
There's currently no indication on when the Samsung Galaxy View may launch, but considering there already appears to be a video ad in the works it may not be too far off.
Would anyone buy it though? It's too big to take travelling, and around the home surely you'd be better off streaming to your TV or using a tablet you can comfortably hold. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
One of the reasons I love writing for TFM is the commenters. You guys are equal parts funny and maddening. Sometimes I seriously worry that you have too much time on your hands. 
Although there is an age-gap between the sisters, we are more like friends. Mithi depends emotionally on Lali who is very progressive and loud in nature. Lali is very bindaas, so it's very close to me in real-life.
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Serial blasts rip Indian tourist city
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- Sharif's party to pull out of Pakistani cabinet
- Tuesday 13 May 2008
- Members of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's PML-N party will resign from their cabinets posts on Tuesday, in protest over failure to reinstate 60 judges dismissed under emergency rule last year. (Report: J. Le Masurier)
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- Rebel clash leaves eight dead in Indian Kashmir
- Monday 12 May 2008
- The death toll in a weekend gunfight between Islamic rebels and troops in Indian-administered Kashmir has risen to eight, a senior military officer said Monday.
- CHINA - PRICE
- Chinese inflation nears 12-year high
- Monday 12 May 2008
- Beijing announced the need for stronger measures to handle inflation Monday, in the wake of last month's 8.5% rate increase. The major concern comes from food prices, which have risen 22.1% in the past year.
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- Desperate attempts to escape the cyclone
- Monday 12 May 2008
- Desperate attempts to escape the cyclone
- NEPAL - PROTESTS
- Over 500 Tibetan women detained in Nepal
- Sunday 11 May 2008
- Nepalese police detained over 500 Tibetan women in Kathmandu following the first all-women demonstration against Chinese rule in Tibet. Nepal has been cracking down on protests against China, one of its key trading partners.
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- Posted>>On Friday, Jan. 21, at 1:30 p.m. officers were on routine patrol in the area of the 500 block of Santa Monica Boulevard when they observed three individuals adjacent to a public building. The officers took a more detailed look at these individuals, and noticed that one of the individuals was openly violating the Santa Monica Municipal Code (4.44) that prohibits the activity of smoking near a public entrance to a building.
The officers moved in and made contact with the violator. The officers began conversing with the code breaker and discovered that he was on probation. The officers continued questioning the man and concluded that this municipal miscreant was also intoxicated. As they proceeded with their investigation they discovered even more incendiary evidence in the form of an open container of alcohol, and a cellular phone that had been stolen from a vehicle in Los Angeles County. 
At the end of it all, this 45-year-old Los Angeles man was charged with possession of stolen property, public intoxication, probation violation, possession of a prescription drug without a prescription, and possession of an open container of alcohol. Perhaps this was day that will be burnt upon his memory for some time to come. His bail was set at $20,000.We love you, Dylan! You and your whole family are awesome!
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Before the pandemic came, I over committed myself. In addition to New Horizons, I had recently joined the Summit Metro Parks Ensemble, was preparing for an audition, and getting ready for my summer gig on the street in front of Canal Park. With rehearsal’s cancelled, the baseball season postponed, and some weeks of a work furlough, I found the time to start to get my feet back under me. All this was a good diversion from being stuck at home.
I don’t really have much of a musical serendipitous experience. Maybe it was learning to play the Woodwind Polka when initially I thought that was impossible until I dove into it. Maybe it was I got through most of the music I needed to (when I thought there was no way) and as a result pushed my playing up a bit.
But the true serendipity actually came from having time with my 18 year old daughter who moved in with me last year. The isolation from school and friends has been hard on her. I’ve made it a point to spend a couple hours a day with her. Generally, we go hit the baseball to each other, go for short drives, and talk. Without the pandemic, she’d be too busy for me and be out with friends. I told her we’d never have this time again, so I wanted to make the best of it. That’s the memory we both will capture from the pandemic, for me that part will be over too soon as it races into the past.
The most outstanding thing for me should be the fact I can now sit for practice during a regular daily time window. Often I do serious practicing but sometimes I just fiddle with my alto sax even if the particular day’s attention span is limited to a few minutes.
Following Janet Scarry’s example I recommend the book ‘Atomic Habits’ by James Clear for inspirations on how small intentional actions build into useful habits.
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No more hustle and bustle since the lockdown has given me more free time to do a lot of things, including practicing. So, I decided to get out a book I used to practice in roughly three years ago. The book is by Marcel Moyse and it has excellent practice drills. One of the things I like about it is, the same drill will be in different time signatures. I highly recommend it.
Since late March I have been playing a five minute concert on my front porch every evening at 7 pm in solidarity with many musicians all over the world to recognize our front line workers; health care, food, delivery, police, etc. who are taking care of us everyday. My audience often consists of squirrels, chipmunks, crows and the occasional neighbor waving from their yard.
One night the wind blew my music off my stand…couldn’t play what I couldn’t see…so I had to stop, retrieve my music and start again. Not good!
The challenge of being ready to perform EVERY NIGHT has forced me to pay close attention to the music, yes, but also the music stand, the wind speed, clipping my music down, the outside temperature, my barking dog and whatever. I need to learn to prepare to play, not simply play. Big, big learning for me.
Thanks, Lee, for stepping-up to share your introduction to porch performances during these COVID-19 times.
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Questions? Just contact Andy, our Webmaster.Falcons tight end Lee Smith, who played one season with the team, announced his retirement Thursday.
Smith was used mostly as a blocking tight end last season. He played in 16 games and made six starts. He caught nine passes for 65 yards and a touchdown.
Smith, who played at Tennessee and Marshall, played 11 seasons in the NFL. He played 311 offensive snaps (31%) and 60 snaps on special teams for the Falcons last season.
Smith is going to miss the relationships he made over his NFL years.
Over the past offseason, the Falcons acquired Smith from the Bills for a seventh-round draft pick. The veteran played with the Bills from 2011-14 and from 2019-20. He was with the Raiders from 2015-18.
He provided the Falcons with blocking power and helped with the development of rookie tight end Kyle Pitts.
Smith, 34, said he enjoyed working with Pitts.
They had to overcome the age difference. Pitts turned 21 this season.
“He’s closer in age to my kids,” Smith noted.
Smith was genuine when discussing Pitts.
Smith said he played to open a gym in his hometown of Knox