This thread will (hopefully) be your source for instructions on how to play songs in game. This post will be updated with new song as they are posted, I will do my best to keep it up to date. If you have a request or submission, post it below. Print these out for easy access when in-game.
All of the numbers within the parenthesis preceeded by an "s" means hold down the shift key while playing them. Basically all notes in this song are done using the shift key except for the low 5 which is played without holding anything down. All "pairs" denoted by a #+# should be played at the same time, ei. 1+3 would be played by hitting the 1 and the 3 keys at the same time (yes while holding shift in this compilation). A simpler version of this song can be played by simple dropping the first number in each pair and playing the second. Example, to play a simple version of 1+3, drop the one and play only the 3. Also, I like to play the final note s1 as s1+3 because it sounds nicer.
8 and 1, for all purposes, are the same note, just an octave seperated. For notes below the root of the song, I'll use dashes to indicate they are in the lower octave. Maybe someone musically inclined can translate it to something undersdtandable ingame.
The song continues similarly, except it starts on the 5th interval.
I think it's right, but I'm not 100% sure. keys without a "-" in between are played very closely together.
This is an elaboration based on the bit that Gandalf sings in the movie FOTR.
*EDIT* I just realized that Bob posted a different version of this above. Sorry. Didn't look first.
If anyone toys around with this anymore and finds more, shoot Arianai a tell; I'd like to see the rest of it.
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we will walk in bit-ter rain.
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Thank you once again. Is it ok to link to my reference links thread?
Nice to see this re-posted, I had saved it from the old forum just in case you didn't get around to putting this back up. Thanks again.
I am also trying to work with house of dexter to convert all the songs to the Psomm keymapping.
Glad I found this, thanks all who took the time to translate. As I mentioned in a different reply, I will try to make use of the level cap when reached to practice my music, so this will help greatly. I may not have to find a cave to practice in, hehe. I just recently taught myself how to read regular music notation, if only it was this easy. giggle out loud.
or was it beer song? bear? beer?
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Happy Birthday is plopped in the middle of pippins song.
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Really glad to see all this stuff survived the wipe. Thanks for reposting it!
I don't suppose anyone would be cool enough to figure out some Nickle Creek for me eh?
Notes 1-8 bound to keys asdf & jkl; respectively.
I use Keys 1-0 and Keypad to bind a repeat octave, bass notes and sharps.
Does anyone know if will we be able to map MIDI stuff (like piano keyboards, etc)??
Yes you can with a program like GlovePIE BUT Turbine is checking with legal because they are checking if alternate input devices will be against their TOS. This mostly comes under things like the G15 keyboard which can record macros. Turbines TOS states that no macros or 3rd party software can interact with thier .exe. We are anxiously awaiting an answer on this because it could affect many people.


Hi looking to operate a manual toggle or push button switch wired to a box to then wireless send signal to a Picaxe input a few metres away. Any wireless type addons? ones in Picaxe shop never in stock other web sites seem to always be discontinued. Infra red not possible.
Any paired 'dumb 433MHz' modules should work with the PICAXE and should be reliable enough to carry a simple button pushed indication.
It may also be worth looking at 'keyfob modules' and receivers designed for RF control of doors which simply pulse an output when a keyfob button is pressed, though one would need to figure out how to interface with the keyfob or transmitter module.
It depends on how much you want to put into your "box". If you are prepared to have a Picaxe at both ends, then you could use the NRF24L01. It's not that easy to program the Picaxe to handle it, but there is a forum thread here which has a basic example (it actually emulates a fob). I use the NRF24L01 as my standard, usually with the Picaxe 20M2, for wireless transmissions in the house - they are cheap (just as well, as they don't like 5V or reverse polarity) and reliable, although generally short range.
If the thing is going to be in a box does it really matter what it is, how 'bodged' the solution has to be to make it work ?
It should be possible to to find a keyfob you can dismantle, remove the buttons, and add the button you want to use on the end of flying wires soldered to the PCB.
A big advantage of a hacked keyfob solution is it likely includes everything to allow it run on cell batteries with minimal power draw.
These HC-12 modules are pretty easy to use.
As hippy's post #5. Garage door fob and receiver work well. The one I used was Picaxe linked at both ends (Rx & Tx). It was used to put a remote light ON & OFF on an outbuilding.


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Is independence achieved with a referendum: Iraqi Kurdish case and Turkey's role
The head of the Iraqi Kurdish Regional Government (KRG), Mesud Barzani, said during an interview with BBC that every Kurd would fight for the city of Kirkuk in case of independence. KRG plans to hold an independence referendum on September 25. There are many strings attached to the road that goes to independence. Fighting is certainly one of them. However, there are far more important other aspects for a state to survive following a unilateral secession. To be able to understand the survival chance of Iraqi Kurds in a region that has turned into a fireball, those aspects need to be understood first.
Any territory seeking to secede in the contemporary international system faces enormous structural opposition. It has been particularly the case especially since 1945. Indeed, Bangladesh is still widely regarded as the only truly successful case of unilateral secession since 1945. And it has only been made possible by the consent of the parent state, Pakistan. So when we talk about the independence of Iraqi Kurds, we are looking at only one successful secession case among tens of examples in the past century.
Also, there is one semi-successful state: Kosovo. The tiny Balkan country unilaterally declared independence from Serbia in 2008. The United States and the European Union threw full support to Kosovo's independence. But even with the absolute backing of the EU and the US, Kosovo has yet to fully integrate into the international institutions. As of 2016, Kosovo has been recognized only a little more than the half of the countries of the United Nations.
And there are also unsuccessful unilateral independence cases. One of them especially stands out for the Turkish public. After Turkey militarily intervened in the coup attempt which aimed to annex Cyprus to Greece, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) was established and declared independence in 1983. The unilateral secession of TRNC was not recognized by any country other than Turkey. Even closest traditional allies of Turkey such as Azerbaijan has not recognized TRNC. We could see a similar scenario in the breakaway regions of the Caucasus. After a brief war between Georgia and Russia, South Ossetia and Abkhazia seceded from Georgia with the support of Russia. But Despite strong pressure from Moscow, only a handful countries have recognized them. Even Russia's closest traditional allies, such as Belarus and the Central Asian Republics, have not been persuaded to recognize them.
So the biggest impediment for unilateral secession is to get recognized in today's World order. The international community has a very strong aversion to acts of secession, wishing to protect their own sovereignty and territorial integrity.
But one could still argue that Barzani's Kurdish region could go on with the referendum and declare independence despite knowing that it wont be recognized by any states. Not having the support of mainly the United States, the KRG region would be an example of Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus rather than Kosovo. But here, another important aspect of unilateral secession kicks in: a parent state who will provide a life line. This parent state, in other cases in the World, is often made up of the same ethnic background and shares a border with the de facto state. The KRG region, however, lacks both them. There is no ethnic Kurdish state nor any state for that matter who supports KRG's move and would provide life line of transport of goods. Turkey play that role for TRNC as Russia does the same role for South Ossetia and Abkhazia. The Sunni Iraqi Kurds are surrounded by Shia whose influence in the region has multiplied ever since the civil war of Syria. The only country that could play the parent state role fort he Kurds is Turkey. And Ankara sees the very move of Barzani a threat to its own territorial integrity because of its own Kurdish-covered terror problem.
In the end, the leader of Iraqi Kurds must be well aware of the facts that have been stipulated in this article. And it seems that Barzani is determined to move on with the referendum despite lacking any of the requirements for a successful break up from a sovereign state. Then the question up in the air here is what is the reason of the move if the result is almost certain in his region's disfavor? The answer to that question should be seeked by the experts to make an healthy analysis of the developments in the region.
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For those of you who have followed my blog for any length of time, you know that I have recently started reviewing New Adult books. The genre is growing on me. As with all genres', you have the exceptional books, the good books, and the bad books. A Chosen War falls somewhere between exceptional and good. Why does it fall between exceptional and good? Because I didn't feel that connection with two of the main characters….which is important in books that I review. What also caused this book to fall exceptional and good was that the plot seemed to creep at points.
I think that A Chosen War did fit into the paranormal, fantasy, romance, and New Adult perfectly. I loved that there were guardians (or praeses) of the earth, animals, plants, air, water, and the moon with mythical guardians, called Talis, who guard the Council that watches over them. It was a perfect blend of mythology (angels, demons) and the author's own imagination. The way that each praeses interacted with their environment was pretty cool. Blake was the praeses of the Sun, Leo was the animals, Reed was the plants, Lana was water, Poppy was Air and Selene was the moon. The ruler of them all was Gaia (Earth). Actually, the Sun ruled them all but Gaia co-ruled with him…if that makes sense. They were like the King and Queen of the praeses.
Maia, I actually didn't like at first. She was socially awkward, riddled with anxiety and really didn't want to be the new Gaia. She even kept pushing Blake away. Well until Russia and then she did a 180…which drove me nuts. I understand that her past made her not trust people. Also, I didn't like that the author started mentioning her past with her abusive grandparents and then just dropped it. Again, something that makes me go nuts.
I did find the romance between Maia and Blake to be very cute but almost too sweet. Actually the romances between Leo and Lana, Reed and Selene, Poppy and Mac were the same way. Saccharine sweet. I did like that they were able to communicate without talking. Which was very helpful when Blake was living with Heidi because she couldn't read his thoughts.
Heidi was a bad, bad girl. She struck a deal with an unknown man (he wasn't revealed until the end of the book). She was abusive towards Selene and decided to exterminate her replacements and succeeded until Maia. Put it this way, she was so bad that her powers were voluntarily leaving her and going to Maia….which is something that was unheard of.
The end of the book was a cliffhanger, which I didn't like. I do want to read book 2 because I need to find out about certain things/events.


Since I am planning the redesign of the d10 Core Roleplaying Game System for its Second Edition, I started the search for a multi-purpose dice tool that would meet my many needs. SmartRoller does this beautifully.
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Q: Store Photos in Blobstore or as Blobs in Datastore - Which is better/more efficient /cheaper? I have an app where each DataStore Entity of a specific kind can have a number of photos associated with it. (Imagine a car sales website - one Car has multiple photos)
Originally since all the data is being sourced from another site, I was limited to having to store the photos as DataStore Blobs, but now that its possible to write BlobStore items programatically, I'm wondering if I should change my design and store the photos as BlobStore items?
So, the question is:
Is it 'better' to store the photos in the Blobstore, or as Blobs in the Datastore? Both are possible solutions, but which would be the better/cheaper/most efficient approach, and why?

A: Images served from BlobStore have several advantages over Datastore:

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*Images are served directly from BlobStore, so request does not go through GAE frontend instance. So you are saving on frontend instances time and hence cost.

*BlobStore storage cost is roughly half of Datastore storage cost ($0.13 vs $0.24). With Datastore you'd additionally pay for get() or query().

*BlobStore automatically uses Google cache service, so the only cost is cost of bandwidth ($0.12/GB). You can also set this on frontend instance via cache control, but the difference is that this is done automatically for BlobStore.

*Images in BlobStore can be served via ImageService and can be transformed on the fly, e.g. creating thumbnails. Transformed images are also automatically cached.

*Binary blobs in Datastore are limited to 1Mb in size.
One downside of BlobStore is that it has no access controls. Anybody with an URL to blob can download it. If you need ACL (Access Control List) take a look at Google Cloud Storage.
Update:
Cost wise the biggest saving will come from properly caching the images:

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*Every image should have a permanent URL.

*Every image URL should be served with proper cache control HTTP headers:
// 32M seconds is a bit more than one year
Cache-Control: max-age=32000000, must-revalidate

you can do this in java via:
httpResponse.setHeader("Cache-Control", "max-age=32000000, must-revalidate");

Update 2:
As Dan correctly points out in the comments, BlobStore data is served via a frontend instance, so access controls can be implemented by user code.

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the fine art of falling apart
By Crusader, August 31, 2004 in Matthew Good
Pretty good for an acoustic set eh? I wonder what it would sound like with a full band and possible orchestra.
intellectual all star
Name: Justin Jones
It's such an incredible song, but I think that it's raw nature and one take-style is what lends it the power it has.
I wouldn't change it, that's for sure
that song is amazing it makes me cry
madeforburning
What album is that song from? I'm sure it's just one of those things that I need to think hard about but I can't recall the song . . .
Location:Halifax, Nova Scotia
It's from an ep called Loser Anthems
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Name: tracy
It was weird, yesterday my ex, who i hadn't talked or seen for 5 months dropped loser anthems off at my door. he found it at cash convertors outta all the places! it was just weird
what a great guy! where can i find one?
Location:Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada
Name: Andrew
Yes, I need one too!
I bid on one on Ebay...it eventually went for $99.99 US!
The song is powerfull. It's my fav.
haha top 5 no doubt..
Name: Aaron
A hundred bones U.S.??? Hell I work at a music store and with my discount it was 4 bucks. EBay here I come...
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Name: Larissa
I agree that this song is beautiful because of its simplicity. Just Matt's voice and a guitar and the raw emotion in his voice just gets me everytime. I once read a quote from Matt talking about this song. He said something about how he went in and just did it and he was "flat all over it" but that's just the way it is. The fact that the song isn't perfect, makes it perfect. Know what I mean?
It's funny how powerful the imperfect stuff is. I think two of the most potent MG songs are "The Fine Art of Falling Apart," and "Can't Get Shot in the Back if You Don't Run," both done in one swift turn.
Location:Oshawa, Ontario
Name: Tyler
ive never heard em. only song i heard on loser anthems wa flashdance. an quality was terrible. are all of the songs on it bad?
hey october, are there still copies there? I'd definately pay for shipping too if I could get a copy.
Sorry...we had 2 copies sitting on the shelf f o r e v e r....I had mine the day it came out and never thought of picking the other 2 up....curses. Someone came in and bought them both. On a side note, they're all numbered to something like _ of __ ___ ( i think it was pressed 35,000 times ) and mine is number 7. oooooooooooooh, crazy.......not really.
Well, if anyone can find a copy, new, for a reasonable price, I'd be mroe than willing to buy it.
Seven!???!!!! Scan it so we can oggle.
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Location:Prince George, BC
Name: Jeremy
I still see copies of Loser Anthems in stores on occasion... i dont think there is a need to pay outrageous sums of $$ for it on ebay.
Well there's only one music store in this city, and it doesn't have it.
If you see any, I'd be eternally greatful.


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The Rolling Stones - Mixed Emotions (1989)
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"Mixed Emotions" is a song by The Rolling Stones from their 1989 album Steel Wheels. Written by Mick Jagger and Keith ...
"Mixed Emotions" is a song by The Rolling Stones from their 1989 album Steel Wheels. Written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards while on vacation in Barbados, "Mixed Emotions" was recorded in Montserrat from March through June 1989. The song was a heavy collaborative effort between Jagger and Richards. Richards brought his own music to the sessions along with most of the song's lyrics, the rest being filled in by Jagger in the studio. The song reached No. 1 in Canada and No. 5 in the United States while becoming a top-ten hit in Finland, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Norway.
To match the upbeat nature of the song, the music video featured the Stones, playful and smiling, performing the song as well as recording it. This stands in stark contrast to the band's previous video, 1986's "One Hit (to the Body)," filmed during a time when relations between Jagger and Richards were at an all-time low, and which featured uncomfortable physical sparring between the two.
The Rolling Stones - Harlem Shuffle (1985)
The Rolling Stones - Undercover Of The Night (1983)
The Rolling Stones - Emotional Rescue (1980)
INXS - Original Sin (1983)
U2 - I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (1987)
Bruce Springsteen - Cover Me (1984)
Barbra Streisand - What Kind of Fool (featuring Barry Gibb) (1981)
Kenny Rogers - Lady (1981)
Terence Trent D'Arby - Wishing Well (1987)
Billy Squier - Everybody Wants You (1982)
Kate Bush - December Will Be Magic Again (1980)
Bon Jovi - The Hardest Part Is The Night (1985)
The S.O.S. Band - Take Your Time Do It Right (1980)
U2 - Two Hearts Beat As One (1983)
Lionel Richie - Se La (1987)
Moving Pictures - What About Me (1982)
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EU Hits Roadblock Over Animal Clones
By Cookson Beecher on March 30, 2011
Despite on all-night session March 28 spent wrangling over the contentious issue of food from cloned animals and their offspring in the European Union marketplace, it was a "no-go" for a compromise.
The goal had been to come up with an agreement that could be used to update the EU's Novel Foods Regulation, which was crafted in 1997 before technologies such as cloning and nanotechnology emerged on the scene.
The stalemate means that the rules on cloning and novel foods will have to be redrafted — a process that could take several years.
A clone is the duplicate of the original animal it was cloned from. An example would be creating an identical version of a superior beef or milk cow. Texas-based ViaGen describes the animal that has been cloned and the clone of that animal as "identical twins separated by time."
The offspring of clones are produced by natural or accepted reproduction methods such as artificial insemination or embryo transplant.
The sticking point in the EU talks came down to the labeling of all food from clone offspring. A statement from the EU Council said doing that would not be feasible.
"The Council does not want to mislead consumers by agreeing to rules that cannot be enforced," the council said in a statement after the talks broke down.
In an earlier interview with Food Safety News, Blake Russell, CEO of U.S. cloning company ViaGen in Austin, Texas, said that there's currently no test to determine if an animal is produced using cloning technology, or if the animal is the progeny or offspring of an animal produced using cloning technology. Likewise, there's no test to determine if an animal is produced using artificial insemination, is the result of embryo transfer or in vitro fertilization, or even if it was produced through natural mating.
On the international trade front, some EU states expressed fears that mandatory labeling could lead the 27-nation bloc into a trade war with the United States and other countries that export food from the offspring of clones.
The European Parliament lamented the collapsed talks.
"It is deeply frustrating that Council would not listen to public opinion and support urgently needed measures to protect consumer and animal welfare interests," said chair of the European Parliament delegation Gianni Pittella and Parliament's Novel Foods rapporteur (a person who prepares reports on a topic) Kartika Liotard in a joint statement.
"We made a huge effort to compromise but we were not willing to betray consumers on their right to know whether food comes from animals bred using clones," said the statement, referring to Parliament's original stand that overwhelmingly called for a ban on food from cloned animals and their offspring.
Pointing out that European public opinion is overwhelmingly against cloning for food, Pittella and Liotard said that "a commitment to label all food products from cloned offspring is a bare minimum."
According to a Eurobarometer opinion poll, a majority of EU citizens, while having an understanding of the concept of animal cloning, had a broadly negative perception of its use for food production.
According to the same poll, many of those surveyed were concerned about the lack of information about the long-term consequences of cloning. Many also cited ethical concerns.
In their joint statement, Pittella and Liotard said that measures regarding clone offspring are "absolutely critical because clones are commercially viable only for breeding, not directly for food production. No farmer would spend €100,000 on a cloned bull, only to turn it into hamburgers."
Jaydee Hanson, senior policy analyst with the Center for Food Safety told Food Safety News that he applauds the European Parliament for not "over-compromising" on this issue.
He said that although the European Parliament tried to compromise by conceding a major change in its position — allowing the sale of foods from the offspring of cloned animals as long as they're labeled — the opposing side continued to insist that cloned offspring not be labeled.
"Tracking clones and their offspring is as simple as requiring pedigrees for sales of clones, their offspring, and for sales of eggs and sperm," Hanson said. "This is no more complicated than tracking most food stuffs. Animal breeders have been doing it for centuries for highly valued animals such as these."
In an email to Food Safety News, Veterinarian Don Coover, president of Kansas-based SEK Genetics said that it appears to him that the EU may end up trying to regulate something they can't even detect in the food supply.
Because all of the available science agrees that the offspring of clones and their products do not differ from conventionally produced products, to try to regulate foods that may contain products from the offspring of clones seems to me to be an exercise in regulation only.
Coover said that if consumers want to buy a safe product that does, or does not, contain products that are the result of cloning technology — or any other technology — "I am sure they should be allowed to."
Nevertheless, he said he doubts that governments need to be regulating what is proven safe and is not detectable, anyway.
Exasperated, he said: "They're trying to regulate someone's opinion."
On the food-safety front, cloning opponents warn that not enough is known about the technology and its effects on the animals — or about the composition of the meat and milk — from clones and their offspring.
In contrast, the FDA says that food from cloned animals and their offspring (other than sheep) is safe to eat.
Although the United States currently has a voluntary moratorium on the marketing of food from clones, there is no such moratorium on food from the offspring of clones.
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I have decided to go back to school to become a nurse. Nurses are in high demand, make good wages, typically get benefits, and I can move out to the country and still be able to get a job. I'm not in the nursing program yet, but I do anticipate that I will be able to get into the program this spring.
To that end, I am taking five classes this semester. I am taking a math, yoga, introduction to sociology, introduction to psychology, and an English class on mythology. I am especially excited about taking the mythology class. It is a higher level class than I was required to take, but I had to take it. I hope it will give me a broader pagan worldview than I already possess.
I am taking the sociology and mythology classes online, which will hopefully encourage me to post on my blog more regularly.


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import pytest

from mfr.core.provider import ProviderMetadata

from mfr.extensions.rst import RstRenderer

@pytest.fixture
def metadata():
    return ProviderMetadata('test', '.rst', 'text/plain', '1234', 'http://wb.osf.io/file/test.rst?token=1234')

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    return os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)), 'files', 'test.rst')

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    return os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)), 'files', 'invalid.rst')

@pytest.fixture
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    return 'http://osf.io/file/test.rst'

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    return 'http://mfr.osf.io/export?url=' + url()

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    return RstRenderer(metadata, test_file_path, url, assets_url, export_url)

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    def test_render_rst(self, renderer):
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        renderer = RstRenderer(metadata, invalid_file_path, url, assets_url, export_url)
        with pytest.raises(UnicodeDecodeError):
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    def test_render_rst_file_required(self, renderer):
        assert renderer.file_required is True

    def test_render_rst_cache_result(self, renderer):
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Truro School > Parents > News and Galleries > Alumni > New book published in memory of Old Truronian
New book published in memory of Old Truronian
Old Truronian Poppy Gamble (nee Roberts) attended Truro School in the 1990s (CO99). Sadly, in January 2019, Poppy tragically passed away from secondary breast cancer aged just 37 leaving behind her husband and two young sons.
Just a few weeks after her death, however, Poppy's mum – Bridget Roberts – found the manuscript of 'Magical Journey', a children's book that Poppy had written and illustrated when she was just 12 years old.
Bridget Roberts added: "Poppy would be thrilled to think that her wonderful story will now give pleasure to countless children across the UK. She would be equally delighted to know that all proceeds from the sale of the book will go to support Penhaligon's Friends and Secondary 1st – two charities very close to the hearts of everyone in the family."
The quality of Poppy's enchanting work was of such high quality that Black Dog Books immediately accepted it for publication with an agreed launch date of Thursday 14th November 2020.
Douglas Walker of Black Dog Books believes that Magical Journey "is utterly captivating" and that "children will be enthralled by the beauty and simplicity of the language and illustrations."
After leaving Truro School, Poppy went on to train at the prestigious Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and found early success, critical acclaim, but the charm, magic and magnetism of Cornwall brought her home. She then launched a new career as a businesswoman, founding the distinctively stylish OpiumBoutique in Truro.
Copies of Magical Journey are available for sale in Waterstones of Truro at £7.99. Alternatively, it can be ordered on the Waterstone's website.


DirecTV Now To Offer Many Channels For Cheap Will Trump Stop It?
DirecTV Now big win but will it last?
On Wednesday, AT&T is launching the latest over-the-top video service aimed at cord-cutters and "cord-nevers" Monday with DirecTV Now — the cheapest service with the most channels yet from a traditional pay-TV provider.
"This is the foundation for how we're going to do things in the future," AT&T Entertainment Group CEO John Stakey said during the DirecTV Now launch event Monday, referring to the company's vertically-integrated business model with content providers DirecTV and, should its proposed $85 billion merger be approved, Time Warner.
The service is aimed at keeping traditional satellite and cable pay-TV providers competitive in the growing market of young cord cutters that subscribe to streaming services Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime as their source of video entertainment. The rapid growth and popularity of such services contribute largely to what many have dubbed the next golden age of television.
DirecTV Now starts at a millennial-friendly price of $35 a month for more than 100 live-streamed channels including programming from 21st Century Fox, AMC, Disney, Starz, ESPN, NBCUniversal, Viacom and proposed merger partner Time Warner, which owns CNN and HBO. The $35 for 100 channels will be a limited time offer, after which the price structure starts at $35 for the first 60 channels, $50 for 80 channels and $70 for more than 120 channels.
Those who get in on the ground floor will be grandfathered into the $35 for 100 channels even after the startup period ends. Subscribers can add select premium channels like HBO or Cinemax to their plan of choice for another $5.
Missing from the service is Showtime and broadcast heavyweight CBS and its lineup of popular shows including "The Big Bang Theory" and NFL coverage (the network offers its own streaming service for $5.99 a month).
The service is hardware-free, provided users have an existing internet connection and streaming platform. Those who don't can get a free Amazon Fire TV Stick for signing up for one month of service or an Apple TV for three months. Subscribers will have a 72-hour window to watch shows they missed with a DVR-like function in addition to video-on-demand with some 14,000 titles available to stream at launch.
Subscribers will have limited access to local programming via DirecTV's inclusion of NBC in some markets but only on certain devices like computers and mobile. In a possible deal-breaker for households with multiple TVs, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson told investors in October customers will be limited to only one or two simultaneous streams.
DirecTV is entering the over-the-top video market behind Dish Network's more-affordably priced $20 Sling TV service for 31 channels and Sony PlayStation Vue's 100 channels for $65 — a price that includes premium channels Showtime and HBO. But the AT&T-owned TV provider is still inching in ahead of likely Silicon Valley competition from tech firms like Apple and Alphabet — the parent company of Google and YouTube — both of whom are rumored to be working on their own services, and came close to breaking pay-TV providers' set-top box monopoly with an FCC-abandoned rulemaking this fall.
The same agency has already put AT&T on notice for a DirecTV Now bonus to the carrier's wireless subscribers — the ability to stream unlimited video from AT&T-owned video content like that it's looking to acquire via the company's $85-plus billion bid to buy Time Warner. Known as zero-rating, net neutrality advocates claim the practice disadvantages competitors who would have to pay AT&T to keep their apps from counting against subscriber data caps. But others believe zero-rating is a boon for consumers who will save money.
Though AT&T is now the largest pay-TV provider in the U.S. with more than 25 million DirecTV subscribers, profits from DirecTV Now will be slim according to analyst Craig Moffett of MoffettNathanson, who said the provider is playing a "dangerous game" with a base price that could cannibalize its own subscribership, which has around a $60 gross margin.
Moffett estimated the monthly programming expense DirecTV will incur for the service will be $34, leaving AT&T in the red after subscriber acquisition cost, customer service, transport, computing and storage costs.
"That would leave DirecTV's gross margin per subscriber at around $1," he said in October.
During Monday's launch event the company revealed the platform would be largely supported by a new data monetization and targeted advertising model, which will harness subscriber data for advertisers to keep the service affordable, though prices are expected to change.
The service could face some headwinds from the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump, who along with transition advisers threatened to block the Time Warner deal.
Despite the incoming administration's anti-establishment opposition, MKM Partners' Eric Handler said Trump's regulatory appointments thus far make it more likely than not the merger will be approved.


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#RedSox Split St. Patrick's Day Split-Squad Doubleheader Against Pirates and Rays
The Red Sox both improved and fell to 8-14-1 in Grapefruit League play on Sunday afternoon following a St. Patrick's Day split-squad split, with the 3-2 win coming at JetBlue Park against the Tampa Bay Rays and the 8-1 defeat coming at the hands of the Pittsburgh Pirates in Bradenton.
Beginning with the contest against the Rays, David Price was originally scheduled to make his second start of the spring against his old club, but the left-hander was scratched Sunday morning due to illness.
In his place, fellow southpaw Brian Johnson, who was going to pitch anyway, surrendered two runs (one earned) on a pair of hits and walks to go along with three strikeouts in two-and-two-thirds innings of work.
Johnson faced 13 Rays hitters on the afternoon, retiring eight of them while allowing five to reach base before getting the hook with one out to get in the top half of the third.
From there, Trevor Kelley, Heath Hembree, Adam Lau, Colten Brewer, Jenrry Mejia, Durbin Feltman, Hunter Smith, and Eduard Bazardo combined to hold Tampa Bay scoreless over the final 6.1 frames on Sunday, as they scattered just two hits, six walks, and six strikeouts en route to the win.
Hembree, who worked the start of the fourth inning, struggled with control a bit, which was evident by him walking the bases loaded while failing to retire the side.
Feltman, meanwhile, fanned the first two hitters he faced in relatively easy fashion, but could not finish things off after giving up a two out double and surrendering two straight walks.
Bazardo, who was signed as an international free agent by Boston back in 2014, picked up the save in his Grapefruit League debut thanks to a 1-2-3 ninth.
On the other side of things, the Red Sox split-squad lineup was matched up against Rays minor leaguer Ryan Merrit to kick things off.
Starting the scoring in this one was Brock Holt, whose leadoff double in the first would translate to Boston's first run of the afternoon coming around to score on a two out RBI double off the bat of JD Martinez.
Fast forward all the way to the bottom half of the eighth, trailing by a run, and back-to-back two out RBI knocks from Danny Mars and Ryan Fitzgerald pulled the Red Sox up a run themselves, as 3-2 would go on to be the final score in this one.
Meanwhile, over in Bradenton, as previously mentioned, the Red Sox fell to the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-1.
Jackie Bradley Jr. provided the lone highlight for Boston in this one with, in his one words, "probably the most amazing play I've ever made."
Steve Pearce left in the first inning after feeling discomfort in his left calf while running out a grounder in his first and only at bat of the afternoon.
When asked about it, the 2018 World Series MVP said, "I didn't feel a pop. There wasn't anything that was too alarming. I just don't like how it is right now."
His departure on Sunday seems more precautionary than anything, but it would not be too surprising if the 35-year-old Pearce is held out of action for the next few days to ensure all is well with that left calf.
Some additional notes from Sunday's split-squad doubleheader:
Colten Brewer faced the minimum six hitters in two shutout frames against the Rays, while Jenrry Mejia also held Tampa Bay scoreless to go along with one strikeout in a perfect seventh inning.
Triston Casas, who was Boston's first round selection in the 2018 draft, made his 2019 Grapefruit League debut at JetBlue Park as a defensive replacement for Mitch Moreland in the fifth.
The 19-year-old prospect went 0/1 with a walk and a strikeout while also seeing a fair amount of action over at first.
Next up for the Red Sox, they'll make the short trek to Hammond Stadium on Monday to face the Minnesota Twins in the sixth installment of the 2019 Chairman's Cup.
Nathan Eovaldi will be getting the ball for Boston, while ace right-hander Jose Berrios will be doing the same for Minnesota.
The last time these two clubs linked up, Eovaldi allowed one run over three innings in his first start of the spring, while Berrios allowed a pair of runs over 3.1 innings.
First pitch Monday is scheduled for 1:05 PM EDT. NESN does not have it covered.
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