Thread For Your Naming Proposals of Unnamed Patterns

[rutabaga]

The following three still lives are (from top to bottom) order-1 coiled snake, order-2 coiled snake, and order-3 coiled snake:

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x = 13, y = 10, rule = B3/S23
2ob2obo$ob2ob2o3$2ob2ob2obo$ob2ob2ob2o3$2ob2ob2ob2obo$ob2ob2ob2ob2o!

The coiled snake is an infinite wick, while these still lives are finite parts of the wick.
I feel like the numbering should start with 1, and anything shorter than order-1 coiled snake is not coiled.

So would this be a long^3 order-2 coiled snake?

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x = 15, y = 8, rule = B3/S23
2$b2o$bobo$4bo$5bob2ob2obo$6b2ob2ob2o!

[squareroot12621]

The following three still lives are (from top to bottom) order-1 coiled snake, order-2 coiled snake, and order-3 coiled snake:

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x = 13, y = 10, rule = B3/S23
2ob2obo$ob2ob2o3$2ob2ob2obo$ob2ob2ob2o3$2ob2ob2ob2obo$ob2ob2ob2ob2o!

The coiled snake is an infinite wick, while these still lives are finite parts of the wick.
I feel like the numbering should start with 1, and anything shorter than order-1 coiled snake is not coiled.

So would this be a long^3 order-2 coiled snake?

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x = 15, y = 8, rule = B3/S23
2$b2o$bobo$4bo$5bob2ob2obo$6b2ob2ob2o!

No, it would have to be called something like a [long^3, normal, normal] order-2 coiled snake. Here's a [long^3, long, long^4] order-2 coiled snake:

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x = 18, y = 10, rule = B3/S23
2o$obo$3bo$4bob2o$5b2obob2o$9b2obo$13bo$14bo$15bobo$16b2o!

[confocaloid]

The following three still lives are (from top to bottom) order-1 coiled snake, order-2 coiled snake, and order-3 coiled snake:

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x = 13, y = 10, rule = B3/S23
2ob2obo$ob2ob2o3$2ob2ob2obo$ob2ob2ob2o3$2ob2ob2ob2obo$ob2ob2ob2ob2o!

The coiled snake is an infinite wick, while these still lives are finite parts of the wick.
I feel like the numbering should start with 1, and anything shorter than order-1 coiled snake is not coiled.

So would this be a long^3 order-2 coiled snake?

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x = 15, y = 8, rule = B3/S23
2$b2o$bobo$4bo$5bob2ob2obo$6b2ob2ob2o!

No, it would have to be called something like a [long^3, normal, normal] order-2 coiled snake. Here's a [long^3, long, long^4] order-2 coiled snake:

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x = 18, y = 10, rule = B3/S23
2o$obo$3bo$4bob2o$5b2obob2o$9b2obo$13bo$14bo$15bobo$16b2o!

And if you would rather have a [long^4, long^4, long^4] order-2 coiled snake, then you might as well rearrange things and say "order-2 coiled long^4 snake" instead:

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x = 22, y = 14, rule = B3/S23
2o$obo$3bo$4bo$5bob2o$6b2obo$10bo$11bo$12bob2o$13b2obo$17bo$18bo$19bob
o$20b2o!

Extending it forever in both directions makes the coiled long^4 snake wick:

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x = 59, y = 32, rule = B3/S23
obobo3$8b2o$8bobo$11bo$12bo$13bob2o$14b2obo$18bo$19bo$20bob2o$21b2obo$
25bo$26bo$27bob2o$28b2obo$32bo$33bo$34bob2o$35b2obo$39bo$40bo$41bob2o$
42b2obo$46bo$47bo$48bobo$49b2o3$54bobobo!

[MathAndCode]

Does anyone have any name ideas for the sequence with these (and possibly other) seven-cell predecessors?

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o2$2o2$b3o$2bo11$bo2$2o2$b3o$2bo11$2o2$o$bo$2bo$2bo$2bo11$2o2$o2$b2o$2bo$3bo11$o$bo$o2$b2o$2bo$3bo11$bo$bo$o2$b2o$2bo$3bo11$bo$o$o2$b2o$2bo$3bo11$2o2$o2$b2o$2bo$4bo11$o$bo$o2$b2o$2bo$4bo11$bo$bo$o2$b2o$2bo$4bo11$bo$o$o2$b2o$2bo$4bo11$o$2b3obo$2bo3bo11$3bo2$ob2o$2o$4bo

I don't want to just call it pi and loaf or something because of b3o$2bo$bo$o$o, so perhaps the name should call attention to the fact that the loaf is more behind than to the side of the pi, like leftover crust except not feeling diminutive of the pattern.

[hotdogPi]

I've seen this spark every once in a while. I'm naming it "boxcar" after the slang dice term "boxcars" for the last generation before it dies.

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x = 5, y = 5, rule = B3/S23
b2o$o2bo$o2bo$bo2bo$2b2o!

[hotdogPi]

This should be called "hussler" because of this forum post. Not to be confused with hustler.

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x = 35, y = 26, rule = B3/S23
12b2o$13bo$13bob2o3b2o$14bobo4bo$16bob3o$15b2obo$11b3o$10bo3bo$9bo5bo
16bo$2o7bo5bo15bobo$o2bo5bo5bo15bo2bo$b3o6bo3bo14b2obobo$4b2o5b3o14bo
3b2o$b2o3bo14b3o5b2o$obob2o14bo3bo6b3o$o2bo15bo5bo5bo2bo$bobo15bo5bo7b
2o$2bo16bo5bo$20bo3bo$21b3o$16bob2o$14b3obo$13bo4bobo$13b2o3b2obo$21bo
$21b2o!

[hotdogPi]

This p62 has existed since April 2023. I've always thought of it as "chameleon" because the active region goes through several forms (teardrop, I-heptomino, century, and a common unnamed pi+loaf*) throughout its sequence. Mitchell Riley is the discoverer.

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x = 30, y = 27, rule = B3/S23
8b2o6bo$7bo6b3o$10bo2bo$8b2o3b2o5$25bo$11b2o11bobo$10bo2bo10bobo$10bo
2bo9b2ob3o$3bob2o4b3o15bo$b3ob2o16b2ob3o$o15b3o4b2obo$b3ob2o9bo2bo$3bo
bo10bo2bo$3bobo11b2o$4bo5$15b2o3b2o$16bo2bo$13b3o6bo$13bo6b2o!

*There are two common pi+loaf sequences. This is the one found in the lumps of muck sequence, not the Jason's p22 one.

[Empty Emptiness]

I would call this pseudo-oscillator "four beacons"

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x = 9, y = 9, rule = B3/S23
2b2ob2o$2b2ob2o$2o5b2o$2o5b2o2$2o5b2o$2o5b2o$2b2ob2o$2b2ob2o!
!

[hotdogPi]

Three beacons is a thing and even has a 4G synthesis. It's about six times as rare as the clock. Four beacons is not.

http://catagolue.hatsya.com/census/b3s23/Pseudo_C1/xp2

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x = 21, y = 23, rule = B3/S23
18bobo$18b2o$19bo6$obo$b2o$bo9$obo$b2o2bobo$bo3b2o$6bo!

[confocaloid]

I think the recent addition of https://conwaylife.com/w/index.php?titl ... edirect=no is problematic for several reasons.

1. As far as I can tell, it fails to be a name already in common use. (LW:NB anyone?) The only occurrence on the forums I found is in the Sandbox (quoted below), and doesn't really have anything to do with that particular reaction or with Conway's Life.
2. I remember objections to names that fail to be internationally meaningful. (For my part, I also object to name suggestions failing the internationalisation test.)
3. It comes across as a step towards more unwanted advertising noise. What the store has to do with cellular automata?

[...]
Floor 77 is a 7-Eleven convenience store where 1/φ of the staff members are spiders.

[hotdogPi]

I was solely going by this. If you think it shouldn't have that name, let me know, although I think doing so should only result in a rename and not a deletion. The next line, cut off due to screen height, is Galoomba saying "why is seven-eleven not on the wiki". The message immediately above what you can see is a Caterer !sim of 76P86 plus the reaction (so it's clear that it's referring to the correct thing).

[confocaloid]

[...] If you think it shouldn't have that name, let me know, although I think doing so should only result in a rename and not a deletion. [...]

I think the name is problematic, and especially linking it to a branding of some store is problematic. This feels more like advertising noise rather than a good uncontroversial name for a Life reaction.

Searching on the forums and in an outdated archive ("out.txt", until mid January 2024), it looks like the word 'gullible' was used a few times either to refer to 35P12.1, or to refer to the flipping reaction itself. While (AFAICT) this name is not in common use either, at least it avoids two out of three issues I mentioned in the previous post.

[hotdogPi]

I support changing the article title to "gullible", but I don't want to do it unilaterally.

[confocaloid]

Notability of an (object/reaction/pattern) doesn't imply existence of a widely agreed uncontroversial name.

As far as I can tell, currently, neither of names is notable enough for a mention on the wiki.

Some possibilities:

(1) Merge the content into 35P12.1, and avoid even mentioning any of proposed names.
(2) Move the page to a descriptive pagename, for example Unnamed fishhook-elevener hassling reaction, and avoid even mentioning any of proposed names.

The redirects from non-notable names should also be deleted.

[...] If you think it shouldn't have that name, let me know, although I think doing so should only result in a rename and not a deletion. [...]

[...] Searching on the forums and in an outdated archive ("out.txt", until mid January 2024), it looks like the word 'gullible' was used a few times either to refer to 35P12.1, or to refer to the flipping reaction itself. While (AFAICT) this name is not in common use either, at least it avoids two out of three issues I mentioned in the previous post.

I support changing the article title to "gullible", but I don't want to do it unilaterally.

[hotdogPi]

So 204P41 doesn't have a non-placeholder name despite being the oscillator that proved omniperiodicity. How about naming it "interesting loop", which is what it was described as in the post where it was found?

[Timelord Missionary]

So 204P41 doesn't have a non-placeholder name despite being the oscillator that proved omniperiodicity. How about naming it "interesting loop", which is what it was described as in the post where it was found?

Because it can support a vex, what about calling it an "evoker"? Or else, an "evoker half" or "half evoker" because it needs two to support a vex?
Source: (links to the lifewiki page with a link to the true source)
https://conwaylife.com/wiki/Vex#cite_no ... 6186025-14

[confocaloid]

So 204P41 doesn't have a non-placeholder name despite being the oscillator that proved omniperiodicity. How about naming it "interesting loop", which is what it was described as in the post where it was found?

Earlier discussion:
viewtopic.php?p=175265#p175265

Note that the post you mentioned actually contained the 208P41, and not 204P41. So, if anything, it would be correct to apply the name 'interesting loop' to that oscillator with minimum population 208 (while also leaving open the question of how to refer to 204P41, if not by its Pentadecathlon ID descriptor):

Interesting loop:

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x = 75, y = 61, rule = B3/S23
35bo$33b3o$32bo$17b2o13b2o$18bo$18bobo$19b2o$25bo$24bobo$23b2ob2o8bo$
24bo2bo9bo$24b2ob2o6b3o$25bobo$26bo$26bo$5b2o18bobo4b2o$6bo20bo4bo$5bo
7bo8b2obo7b3o$5b2o6bo8b3o10bo$2o19bo$o2b4o4b3o8b2o21bobo$bobo2bo3bob2o
3bobo2b2o22b2o$2o2b2o4b2o5bobo6bo19bo$2bobo14bo7b3o$2bo2bo21b2o$3b2o$
8b2o15bo$9bo14bobo$6b3o8b2o5b2o$6bo10bobo$17bo39bo$55bobo10bo$49b2o5b
2o8b3o$48bobo14bo$49bo15b2o$70b2o$46b2o21bo2bo$45b3o7bo14bobo$28bo19bo
6bobo5b2o4b2o2b2o$27b2o22b2o2bobo3b2obo3bo2bobo$27bobo21b2o8b3o4b4o2bo
$53bo19b2o$39bo10b3o8bo6b2o$39b3o7bob2o8bo7bo$42bo4bo20bo$41b2o4bobo
18b2o$48bo$48bo$47bobo$37b3o6b2ob2o$37bo9bo2bo$38bo8b2ob2o$48bobo$49bo
$54b2o$54bobo$56bo$41b2o13b2o$42bo$39b3o$39bo!

[hotdogPi]

When someone who I believe is Discord-only asked if this somewhat common dying spark had a name, jintsi suggested "drone", with the rationale that it looks like a queen bee but dies. That said, "Drone" in this community usually refers to the user DroneBetter rather than any object, so it might cause confusion. I am personally (weakly) leaning against, but I feel like proposals need to be made public to the entire community.

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x = 5, y = 4, rule = B3/S23
2bo$2ob2o$2ob2o$2o2bo!

[get_Snacked]

When someone who I believe is Discord-only asked if this somewhat common dying spark had a name, ...

hello. i am the person who asked.

[confocaloid]

When someone who I believe is Discord-only asked if this somewhat common dying spark had a name, [...]
[...] I am personally (weakly) leaning against, but I feel like proposals need to be made public to the entire community.

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x = 5, y = 4, rule = B3/S23
2bo$2ob2o$2ob2o$2o2bo!

From related discussion (about another spark with no evidence of notability)

[...] The spark is there, but it is unclear why this particular spark would deserve a name. Is it particularly useful as a spark? Can it perturb reactions in an unique way that no simpler spark can do? [...]

[hotcrystal0]

Who else calls this the “pi octomino”? I’ve always called it that in my head since it’s the regular pi plus an extra cell in the middle and also evolves the same way after generation 2.

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x = 3, y = 3, rule = B3/S23
3o$3o$obo!

[get_Snacked]

this is what i usually dub "the pi-octomino":

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x = 4, y = 3, rule = B3/S23
3o$ob2o$obo!

[b-engine]

this is what i usually dub "the pi-octomino":

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x = 4, y = 3, rule = B3/S23
3o$ob2o$obo!

I usually call this B-turner (or B-turner sequence). See User:0-engine_Cordership/B-turner.

EDIT:

Who else calls this the “pi octomino”? I’ve always called it that in my head since it’s the regular pi plus an extra cell in the middle and also evolves the same way after generation 2.

I didn't really called it pi octomino in any post (even I mentioned it as spaceships in OCA), but I do, in my head.

[hotdogPi]

Screenshot from Discord.

P1GG has embraced the name, calling it an ear when crossposting it to the Oscillator Discussion Thread on the forum.

[otismo]

Here we have a stabilization of ants (taken from Chente's Chu Chu)

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x = 81, y = 17, rule = LifeHistory
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Obvious elements are AirCraft Carrier and Mango with Tail

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Can I call this a Snake Eater

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Or must I call it a Snake bridge Eater ?

Can I call this a P5 Blonker

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(make the three State Four cells State One again before playing the Pattern)

Can I call this a TriTail

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Can I call this a Hat with Tri Siamese Banannas

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2B.2A3B.AB6.4A5.2A$5.2A.A.2A.A.AB2.A39.B2.A9.A$5.A.2A.A2.A.2A4.A37.2A
.A.A$11.2A7.2A38.A2.2A$58.A.A$58.2A!

A Collage of Four Oscillating Art Works (including the Chu Chu)

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x = 216, y = 151, rule = B3/S23
173b2o8b2o$173bobobo2bobobo$175bob4obo$174b2o6b2o$175bob4obo$169b2ob2o
bobo2bobob2ob2o$169bob3obo6bob3obo$173bobobo2bobobo$171bob2o2b4o2b2obo
$67bo103bobo2bo4bo2bobo$66bob2o101b2obobob2obobob2o$66bo105b2o2bob2obo
2b2o$55bo12bo107bo4bo$52b2obo9b3o104bobo2b4o2bobo$50b2o3bo9bo107bob2o
4b2obo6b2o$67bo2b2o105bo2bo10bo$49bo3b2o9b4o4bo101b4o2b4o8bo$53b3obo6b
o3bo2bo106b2o9b4o$49b3o3b2obo11bo104b2o4b2o4b3o$39b2ob2o5b2o4bobo35b2o
b2ob2ob2o66b2o4bob2obo4bo4b2o16b2o$39bo3bo48bobob2ob2obobo65bo3b3ob2ob
3o3bo4bo2b2o9bobobo$37bo2bobo2bo45bo13bo65b3obo6bob4o4bobobo6b2obob2o$
37bobo3bobo44bo15bo69b2o2b2o9b2obo7bo3b5o$38bo5bo44bo10bo4b2o57bob2ob
7obo2bob4o6bobobo4bo2b2o5bo2b2o$89b2o8bo2bo61b2obobo2bo2bo6bo2bo6bob5o
5bob2o7bo$99bo2bo2b2o60bo8bo4bo8bobo2bobobobobo3b8o$29bo10bobo46b2o10b
o4bo60b2o7bob2obo7b2o2bo2bo2bobob4o$28bobo7b3ob3o44b2o14bo49b2o11bo9b
2o9b3obo3bob2obo4b2ob2ob2o$29bo7bo7bo4bo5bo4bo4bo4bo4bo3bo20bo3b2o48bo
bobo8bob2o5bo2bo3b3o2b2o5bobo3bob2obo3bobo$36bobo5bobo2bo2bobo2bobo2bo
bo2bobo2bobo2bo2bo2b2o4b2o8b3o54b2obob2o6bobo11b4o2b2o5bobo3bob2obo3bo
bo$29bo4b3obo4bo2bo2bo2bobo2bobo2bobo2bobo2bobo2bo2bo3bo3bo2bo6bo6b2o
48b5o3bo7bob2o9b2o3b3obo3bob2obo4b2ob2ob2o$28bobo2bo4b2o3bobo5bo3bo4bo
4bo4bo4bo8bob3o2b3o3bobo5bo44b2o2bo5b2o2bo4bobobo4b3o8b2o2bo2bo2bobob
4o$28bobo2bob2o7bo40bo3b2o3bobo2bo6bo43bo7b2obo5b5obo5bo6bo3bobo2bobob
obobo3b8o$27b2ob2obobob3obo44b3o2b4obob2ob2o2b2o44b8o3bobobobobo2bobo
3bo6bo5bob5o5bob2o7bo$28bo4bo12b3obo3b2o3b2o3b2o3b2o3b2o3b2o6bob2o5bo
2bobo2bo54b4obobo2bo2bo2b2o8b3o4bobobo4bo2b2o5bo2b2o$28bob3o3b2obo3b4o
5b2o3b2o3b2o3b2o3b2o3b2o3b4o4bobobo2bobobob4o44b2ob2ob2o4bob2obo3bob3o
3b2o9b2obo7bo3b5o$29bo2b3o4bobob2o4bo2b2o3b2o3b2o3b2o3b2o3b2o3b2o2b3o
5bob2o3bo5bo44bobo3bob2obo3bobo5b2o2b4o11bobo6b2obob2o$25b2o3b2o3bobo
2bo3b4o2bo3b2o3b2o3b2o3b2o3b2o3b2o3b4o2bo7b3o5b2o44bobo3bob2obo3bobo5b
2o2b3o3bo2bo5b2obo8bobobo$26bo5b2obob2obob2o2bo39bo2bo61b2ob2ob2o4bob
2obo3bob3o9b2o9bo11b2o$23bobo6bob2obo2bob2o4bo37b2obobo14b2o51b4obobo
2bo2bo2b2o7bob2obo7b2o$23bo4b2o8b2o7b2o16bo8b2o11bo2b2o14bo44b8o3bobob
obobo2bobo8bo4bo8bo$21bobo3bobo19b2o2b2o9bobo6bo2bo8bobo19bo42bo7b2obo
5b5obo6bo2bo6bo2bo2bobob2o$49bo2bobo6bo3bo4bo3b2o4bo4b2o7bo7bo5bo41b2o
2bo5b2o2bo4bobobo6b4obo2bob7ob2obo$19bobo3bobo5bo4bo4bo6bo8bobo6bobo7b
obo2b2o7bobo7bobo4bo45b5o3bo7bob2o9b2o2b2o$31bobo2bobo2bobo10bo8bo8bo
9bobo11bo3bo9bo45b2obob2o6bobobo4b4obo6bob3o$17b3o3bobo4bo4bo4bo4bo2b
2o7b2o7b2o8b2o12b2o13b2o2b2o44bobobo9b2o2bo4bo3b3ob2ob3o3bo$29bob4ob4o
b4o9b2o7b2o7b2o9bo12b2ob2o54b2o16b2o4bo4bob2obo4b2o$15bobo3bobo6bo4bo
4bo4bo3bo8bo8bo9bo6bob2o3bo13bo3b2o65b3o4b2o4b2o$15b2o4b2o8bobo2bobo2b
obo7bobo6bobo6bobo7bobob2ob2o5bobo5bobo5b2o62b4o9b2o$33bo4bo4bo7bo8bo
8bo9bo13bo9bo69bo8b4o2b4o$174bo10bo2bo$3bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo
2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo
2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo37b2o6bob2o4b2obo$b135o44bobo2b4o
2bobo$o183bo4bo$b135o44b2o2bob2obo2b2o$3bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo
2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo
2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo43b2obobob2obobob2o$179bobo2bo4bo
2bobo$179bob2o2b4o2b2obo$181bobobo2bobobo$177bob3obo6bob3obo$177b2ob2o
bobo2bobob2ob2o$183bob4obo$182b2o6b2o$183bob4obo$181bobobo2bobobo$181b
2o8b2o15$61b2o11b2o$61bobo9bobo$64bo7bo$62b2o9b2o$61bo2b3o3b3o2bo$60bo
b2o3bobo3b2obo$59bobobo2bo3bo2bobobo$60b2o4bo3bo4b2o$63b2o7b2o$60b2o3b
3ob3o3b2o$59bo2b5obob5o2bo$59b3o5b3o5b3o$29bo32b2o3bobo3b2o32bo$27b3o
3bo4bo3bo6b2o10bo13bo10b2o6bo3bo4bo3b3o$21b2o3b3obobobo3bob2obo5bobo
10b4obobob4o10bobo5bob2obo3bobobob3o3b2o$20bo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bob2obo4b2o
3bo14bo5bo14bo3b2o4bob2obo2bo2bo2bo2bo2bo$19bo2bobo3bobob2ob2o2b2o2bob
2o13b5o7b5o13b2obo2b2o2b2ob2obobo3bobo2bo$20b2ob2o2b2ob3ob3o3bo2bobo3b
2o9bo3b3o3b3o3bo9b2o3bobo2bo3b3ob3ob2o2b2ob2o$21bo17bo3bo2bo2b2obo8bob
obo5bobobo8bob2o2bo2bo3bo17bo$21bobobo14bo2bo2bobobo2b2obo5b2o9b2o5bob
2o2bobobo2bo2bo14bobobo$20b2o4bo15bo4bo5bo2bobo4bobo5bobo4bobo2bo5bo4b
o15bo4b2o65bo$17b2o4b3o19b3o3b3obo7b2o7b2o7bob3o3b3o19b3o4b2o58bo3bo3b
o$17bob2o4bo21bo3b2ob2ob2obo3b2o5b2o3bob2ob2ob2o3bo21bo4b2obo58bo3bo3b
o$19bo4bo26bo2bobo5bo11bo5bobo2bo26bo4bo45b2o9bo3bo7bo3bo9b2o$19bobo2b
o26b2obobobo2bo4bobobo4bo2bobobob2o26bo2bobo45b2o9bo15bo9b2o$18b2o4bo
27bo2b2obo4bo2bobobo2bo4bob2o2bo27bo4b2o46b2o3bo3bo5b2ob2o5bo3bo3b2o$
17bo2b2ob3o26bo5bo4b2obobobob2o4bo5bo26b3ob2o2bo45b2o3bo9b2ob2o9bo3b2o
$17b2o5b2o27b4obobobo3bo3bo3bobobob4o27b2o5b2o50bo7b2o5b2o7bo$57bobo3b
3o5b3o3bobo98b2o5b2o$22bo30b3obo3b2o2b2o3b2o2b2o3bob3o30bo58b2o15b2o$
20bobob2o25bo2bo2bobo4bo7bo4bobo2bo2bo25b2obobo48b3o6bo6b3o6bo6b3o$18b
3obo28b2o3bobo2b2o2b2o3b2o2b2o2bobo3b2o28bob3o52bobo4bo7bo4bobo$17bo4b
obo30b2ob2o3b2ob2ob2ob2o3b2ob2o30bobo4bo56b3o7b3o$18b2ob2ob3o29bobo2bo
4b2ob2o4bo2bobo29b3ob2ob2o50bobo3bo3b2o3b2o3bo3bobo$19bobo3b2o29bobo3b
2obo5bob2o3bobo29b2o3bobo45b3o3b2o5bo2bobobobo2bo5b2o3b3o$18bo2bo3bo
29b2obo2bob2ob2ob2ob2obo2bob2o29bo3bo2bo54bo2bo4bobo4bo2bo$18bobo4b2o
32b3ob2o7b2ob3o32b2o4bobo53bob2o4b2ob2o4b2obo$17b2ob2o2bobo33bo4b2o3b
2o4bo33bobo2b2ob2o52bo8bobo8bo$19bo5b2o32b2o2bo4bo4bo2b2o32b2o5bo43b3o
3b2o2b2o6bobobobo6b2o2b2o3b3o$19bob2o37b2o3bo5bo3b2o37b2obo49b2o4b2o3b
obo3bobo3b2o4b2o$20b2obo36b2obo9bob2o36bob2o48b2o6bo2bo2bo5bo2bo2bo6b
2o$64b9o92b2o3bo3b5o3bo3b5o3bo3b2o$18b7o39bo7bo39b7o41b3o7bo11bo11bo7b
3o$17bo2bo44bo5bo44bo2bo45b2o3bo3b5o3bo3b5o3bo3b2o$17b2o39b2o5bo5bo5b
2o39b2o45b2o6bo2bo2bo5bo2bo2bo6b2o$60b2o3bobobobo3b2o90b2o4b2o3bobo3bo
bo3b2o4b2o$50b2o3bo2bo3b2o2bo3bo2b2o3bo2bo3b2o74b3o3b2o2b2o6bobobobo6b
2o2b2o3b3o$50bo2bo2b2o2bob2o9b2obo2b2o2bo2bo85bo8bobo8bo$51b3obo8b2o5b
2o8bob3o86bob2o4b2ob2o4b2obo$55b2o9b2ob2o9b2o91bo2bo4bobo4bo2bo$53b2o
9bo3bo3bo9b2o79b3o3b2o5bo2bobobobo2bo5b2o3b3o$51bo2bo13bo13bo2bo83bobo
3bo3b2o3b2o3bo3bobo$51b2o12b2obob2o12b2o90b3o7b3o$67bobo101bobo4bo7bo
4bobo$65b3ob3o93b3o6bo6b3o6bo6b3o$65bo5bo101b2o15b2o$63b2o7b2o104b2o5b
2o$63bo9bo96bo7b2o5b2o7bo$61b3o9b3o89b2o3bo9b2ob2o9bo3b2o$61b2o11b2o
89b2o3bo3bo5b2ob2o5bo3bo3b2o$64b2o5b2o90b2o9bo15bo9b2o$63b3o5b3o89b2o
9bo3bo7bo3bo9b2o$63bo9bo104bo3bo3bo$62b2o9b2o103bo3bo3bo$60bo15bo105bo
$59bob2ob2o5b2ob2obo$59bo2bo4bobo4bo2bo$60b2ob2o2bobo2b2ob2o$62bobobo
3bobobo$59bobo2bo7bo2bobo$59b2o3b2o5b2o3b2o!

The Owl is pretty good too - the P8 Osc has a RAD LOOK

and my Sputnik is just a spacefiller...