#eightsided

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Reliquary

Led through torchlit silent lanes Crimson portents rubricae Past the doorway Three sided formed Tattooed priesthood Faceless, cowled, branded Enter chambers heathen warmed Floors engraved with ritual scorn Rows of zealots eightsided formed Heathens Tattooed priesthood Faceless, Cowled, impure vermin Blasphemy Apostates gather. Communion A foetid assembly, nauseous faith Judged Guilty Drawn and…

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this is my cousin the octopus (he has eight arms, i have eight sides) pretending to be me after listening to one panic at the disco song

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How an Eight-Sided ‘Egg’ Ended Up in a Robin’s Nest Last spring, robins living on an Illinois tree farm sat on some unusual eggs. Alongside the customary brilliant blue ovoids they had laid were some unusually shaped objects. Although they had the same color, some were long and thin, stretched into pills. Others were decidedly pointy — so angular, in fact, that they bore little resemblance to eggs at all. If robins played Dungeons and Dragons, they might have thought, “Why do I have an eight-sided die in my nest?” The answer: Evolutionary biologists were gauging how birds decide what belongs in their nests, and what is an invasive piece of detritus that they need to throw out. Thanks to the results of this study, published Wednesday in Royal Society Open Science, we now know what the robins thought of the eggs, which were made of plastic and had been 3-D printed by the lab of Mark Hauber, a professor of animal behavior at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign and a fellow at Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg in Delmenhorst, Germany. He and his colleagues reported that the thinner the fake eggs got, the more likely the birds were to remove them from the nest. But curiously, the robins were more cautious about throwing out the pointy objects like that eight-sided die, which were closer in width to their own eggs. Birds, the results suggest, are using rules of thumb that are not intuitive to humans when they decide what is detritus and what is precious cargo. It’s not as uncommon as you’d think for robins to find foreign objects in their nests. They play host to cowbirds, a parasitic species that lays eggs in other birds’ nests, where they hatch and compete with the robins’ own offspring for nourishment. Confronted with a cowbird egg, which is beige and larger than its blue ovals, parent robins will often push the parasite’s eggs out. That makes the species a good candidate for testing exactly what matters when it comes to telling their own eggs apart from other objects, Dr. Hauber said. The researchers 3-D printed two sets of decoy eggs. One group got progressively thinner, and the other got more and more angular. They carefully painted them robin’s egg blue, so birds could rely only on shape to tell the difference. Then they deployed these fake eggs in nests scattered around tree farms. As they revisited the nests, they kept track of which shapes had been removed by the nest’s owner. The robins had a good eye for eggs that were too thin. Eggs that were about 75 percent the usual width were accepted more often than they were rejected. Eggs that were less than 50 percent the usual width were almost always kicked out. But the pointed objects were not rejected nearly as often. In fact, only the very pointiest decoy, the eight-sided die shape, got pushed out almost every time. “It was very surprising for us,” Dr. Hauber said. The birds seem to be responding to variables that matter in nature. Cowbird eggs, for instance, are noticeably wider than their own, so robins may have evolved a canny sense of when width is off. “They seem to be quite hesitant about rejecting eggs when the variable that we changed was not natural,” Dr. Hauber said, referring to the angular, pointed eggs. “Robins don’t know what to do with it, because they’ve never evolved to respond to it.” And rather than toss out one of their own eggs by mistake, they let it lie. Identifying what screams “egg” to a bird is an intriguing way into what the world looks like to other animals, but it may also be useful in future studies of avian brains. “Like humans have a face recognition center in the brain, birds have an egg recognition center in the brain,” Dr. Hauber said. He hopes that M.R.I. studies can help reveal what goes on neurologically when birds see such an important object. These peculiar plastic eggs, progressively more different from the robin’s own, may be valuable tools in lab experiments probing what birds are doing when they look at their nests. Source link Orbem News #egg #EightSided #Ended #Nest #Robins

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Adrian understood maybe higher

“They should be punished, as quickly as I’m able to direct the marketing campaign,” Constantine stated. “First the torment in my soul saved me idle. Then, simply once I was starting to hope I might rid myself of that, my physique determined to punish me too.”

The shrewd Greek service provider didn’t miss the importance of the phrase “punish,” although Constantine himself appeared to not take heed to it. After years of shut affiliation, Adrian understood maybe higher even than Constantine himself what had been taking place to the Emperor’s soul these previous ten years. And although not a doctor, he had his doubts that the illness may very well be cured.

“The Persians have dared to push northward so far as the shores of the Pontus Euxinus at Trapezus,” he added.

“Have they denied the port to us?”

“Not but, Dominus.”

“Then a swift strike by way of southern Armenia may nonetheless lower them off and go away them to be destroyed by the Armenians?”

“It may very well be performed, with you main the troops.”

Constantine abruptly grimaced and put his hand to his chest, urgent there to alleviate the warning stab of ache introduced on by his pleasure. “Not in my current situation,” he confessed. “As soon as I dreamed of pushing the boundaries of the Empire so far as India. Now I can’t even maintain the enemy from seizing territory that has been mine for thirty years.”

“I carry some cheering information,” Adrian advised him.

“Then give it to me. God is aware of I’ve had little sufficient to carry me pleasure these previous years.”

“We’re having fun with extra commerce yearly by way of Antioch.” “What of the brand new church there? The one in-built an eightsided determine?”

Most stunning constructions

“The work goes on steadily. You possibly can make sure that when it’s completed in one other yr, will probably be one of the crucial stunning constructions on the planet.”

“And in addition the primary of its variety,” Constantine stated. “Till now, a lot of the church buildings have been constructed within the type of the basilica, however I feel this new fashion will give us extra stunning constructions.”

“By the best way, Dominus,” Adrian stated, “the brand new church at Jerusalem is lastly completed. I noticed Bishop Eusebius at Caesarea and he requested about its dedication. your mom deliberate to do this herself.”

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Adrian understood maybe higher

“They must be punished, as quickly as I’m able to direct the marketing campaign,” Constantine mentioned. “First the torment in my soul saved me idle. Then, simply after I was starting to hope I may rid myself of that, my physique determined to punish me too.”

The shrewd Greek service provider didn’t miss the importance of the phrase “punish,” although Constantine himself appeared to not take heed to it. After years of shut affiliation, Adrian understood maybe higher even than Constantine himself what had been occurring to the Emperor’s soul these previous ten years. And although not a doctor, he had his doubts that the illness could possibly be cured.

“The Persians have dared to push northward so far as the shores of the Pontus Euxinus at Trapezus,” he added.

“Have they denied the port to us?”

“Not but, Dominus.”

“Then a swift strike via southern Armenia would possibly nonetheless minimize them off and depart them to be destroyed by the Armenians?”

“It could possibly be executed, with you main the troops.”

Constantine out of the blue grimaced and put his hand to his chest, urgent there to alleviate the warning stab of ache introduced on by his pleasure. “Not in my current situation,” he confessed. “As soon as I dreamed of pushing the boundaries of the Empire so far as India. Now I can not even preserve the enemy from seizing territory that has been mine for thirty years.”

“I carry some cheering information,” Adrian instructed him.

“Then give it to me. God is aware of I’ve had little sufficient to carry me pleasure these previous years.”

“We’re having fun with extra commerce yearly via Antioch.” “What of the brand new church there? The one inbuilt an eightsided determine?”

Most lovely constructions

“The work goes on steadily. You may ensure that when it’s completed in one other yr, will probably be one of the crucial lovely constructions on this planet.”

“And in addition the primary of its form,” Constantine mentioned. “Till now, a lot of the church buildings have been constructed within the type of the basilica, however I believe this new fashion will give us extra lovely constructions.”

“By the way in which, Dominus,” Adrian mentioned, “the brand new church at Jerusalem is lastly completed. I noticed Bishop Eusebius at Caesarea and he requested about its dedication. You understand your mom deliberate to do this herself.”

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Adrian understood maybe higher

“They must be punished, as quickly as I’m able to direct the marketing campaign,” Constantine mentioned. “First the torment in my soul saved me idle. Then, simply after I was starting to hope I may rid myself of that, my physique determined to punish me too.”

The shrewd Greek service provider didn’t miss the importance of the phrase “punish,” although Constantine himself appeared to not take heed to it. After years of shut affiliation, Adrian understood maybe higher even than Constantine himself what had been occurring to the Emperor’s soul these previous ten years. And although not a doctor, he had his doubts that the illness could possibly be cured.

“The Persians have dared to push northward so far as the shores of the Pontus Euxinus at Trapezus,” he added.

“Have they denied the port to us?”

“Not but, Dominus.”

“Then a swift strike via southern Armenia would possibly nonetheless minimize them off and depart them to be destroyed by the Armenians?”

“It could possibly be executed, with you main the troops.”

Constantine out of the blue grimaced and put his hand to his chest, urgent there to alleviate the warning stab of ache introduced on by his pleasure. “Not in my current situation,” he confessed. “As soon as I dreamed of pushing the boundaries of the Empire so far as India. Now I can not even preserve the enemy from seizing territory that has been mine for thirty years.”

“I carry some cheering information,” Adrian instructed him.

“Then give it to me. God is aware of I’ve had little sufficient to carry me pleasure these previous years.”

“We’re having fun with extra commerce yearly via Antioch.” “What of the brand new church there? The one inbuilt an eightsided determine?”

Most lovely constructions

“The work goes on steadily. You may ensure that when it’s completed in one other yr, will probably be one of the crucial lovely constructions on this planet.”

“And in addition the primary of its form,” Constantine mentioned. “Till now, a lot of the church buildings have been constructed within the type of the basilica, however I believe this new fashion will give us extra lovely constructions.”

“By the way in which, Dominus,” Adrian mentioned, “the brand new church at Jerusalem is lastly completed. I noticed Bishop Eusebius at Caesarea and he requested about its dedication. You understand your mom deliberate to do this herself.”

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Adrian understood perhaps better

“They must be punished, as quickly as I’m able to direct the marketing campaign,” Constantine stated. “First the torment in my soul saved me idle. Then, simply once I was starting to hope I might rid myself of that, my physique determined to punish me too.”

The shrewd Greek service provider didn’t miss the importance of the phrase “punish,” although Constantine himself appeared to not take heed to it. After years of shut affiliation, Adrian understood maybe higher even than Constantine himself what had been occurring to the Emperor’s soul these previous ten years. And although not a doctor, he had his doubts that the illness may very well be cured.

“The Persians have dared to push northward so far as the shores of the Pontus Euxinus at Trapezus,” he added.

“Have they denied the port to us?”

“Not but, Dominus.”

“Then a swift strike by means of southern Armenia may nonetheless reduce them off and depart them to be destroyed by the Armenians?”

“It may very well be carried out, with you main the troops.”

Constantine out of the blue grimaced and put his hand to his chest, urgent there to alleviate the warning stab of ache introduced on by his pleasure. “Not in my current situation,” he confessed. “As soon as I dreamed of pushing the boundaries of the Empire so far as India. Now I can’t even maintain the enemy from seizing territory that has been mine for thirty years.”

“I carry some cheering information,” Adrian instructed him.

“Then give it to me. God is aware of I’ve had little sufficient to carry me pleasure these previous years.”

“We’re having fun with extra commerce yearly by means of Antioch.” “What of the brand new church there? The one in-built an eightsided determine?”

Most stunning constructions

“The work goes on steadily. You’ll be able to make sure that when it’s completed in one other 12 months, will probably be one of the vital stunning constructions on the earth.”

“And likewise the primary of its sort,” Constantine stated. “Till now, a lot of the church buildings have been constructed within the type of the basilica, however I believe this new model will give us extra stunning constructions.”

“By the best way, Dominus,” Adrian stated, “the brand new church at Jerusalem is lastly completed. I noticed Bishop Eusebius at Caesarea and he requested about its dedication. You understand your mom deliberate to try this herself.”

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Adrian understood perhaps better

“They must be punished, as quickly as I’m able to direct the marketing campaign,” Constantine stated. “First the torment in my soul saved me idle. Then, simply once I was starting to hope I might rid myself of that, my physique determined to punish me too.”

The shrewd Greek service provider didn’t miss the importance of the phrase “punish,” although Constantine himself appeared to not take heed to it. After years of shut affiliation, Adrian understood maybe higher even than Constantine himself what had been occurring to the Emperor’s soul these previous ten years. And although not a doctor, he had his doubts that the illness may very well be cured.

“The Persians have dared to push northward so far as the shores of the Pontus Euxinus at Trapezus,” he added.

“Have they denied the port to us?”

“Not but, Dominus.”

“Then a swift strike by means of southern Armenia may nonetheless reduce them off and depart them to be destroyed by the Armenians?”

“It may very well be carried out, with you main the troops.”

Constantine out of the blue grimaced and put his hand to his chest, urgent there to alleviate the warning stab of ache introduced on by his pleasure. “Not in my current situation,” he confessed. “As soon as I dreamed of pushing the boundaries of the Empire so far as India. Now I can’t even maintain the enemy from seizing territory that has been mine for thirty years.”

“I carry some cheering information,” Adrian instructed him.

“Then give it to me. God is aware of I’ve had little sufficient to carry me pleasure these previous years.”

“We’re having fun with extra commerce yearly by means of Antioch.” “What of the brand new church there? The one in-built an eightsided determine?”

Most stunning constructions

“The work goes on steadily. You’ll be able to make sure that when it’s completed in one other 12 months, will probably be one of the vital stunning constructions on the earth.”

“And likewise the primary of its sort,” Constantine stated. “Till now, a lot of the church buildings have been constructed within the type of the basilica, however I believe this new model will give us extra stunning constructions.”

“By the best way, Dominus,” Adrian stated, “the brand new church at Jerusalem is lastly completed. I noticed Bishop Eusebius at Caesarea and he requested about its dedication. You understand your mom deliberate to try this herself.”

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Adrian understood maybe higher

“They should be punished, as quickly as I’m able to direct the marketing campaign,” Constantine mentioned. “First the torment in my soul stored me idle. Then, simply once I was starting to hope I might rid myself of that, my physique determined to punish me too.”

The shrewd Greek service provider didn’t miss the importance of the phrase “punish,” although Constantine himself appeared to not take heed to it. After years of shut affiliation, Adrian understood maybe higher even than Constantine himself what had been occurring to the Emperor’s soul these previous ten years. And although not a doctor, he had his doubts that the illness might be cured.

“The Persians have dared to push northward so far as the shores of the Pontus Euxinus at Trapezus,” he added.

“Have they denied the port to us?”

“Not but, Dominus.”

“Then a swift strike via southern Armenia would possibly nonetheless lower them off and go away them to be destroyed by the Armenians?”

“It might be finished, with you main the troops.”

Constantine all of the sudden grimaced and put his hand to his chest, urgent there to alleviate the warning stab of ache introduced on by his pleasure. “Not in my current situation,” he confessed. “As soon as I dreamed of pushing the boundaries of the Empire so far as India. Now I can’t even maintain the enemy from seizing territory that has been mine for thirty years.”

“I deliver some cheering information,” Adrian advised him.

“Then give it to me. God is aware of I’ve had little sufficient to deliver me pleasure these previous years.”

“We’re having fun with extra commerce yearly via Antioch.” “What of the brand new church there? The one in-built an eightsided determine?”

Most stunning buildings

“The work goes on steadily. You possibly can make certain that when it’s completed in one other 12 months, it is going to be some of the stunning buildings on this planet.”

“And likewise the primary of its form,” Constantine mentioned. “Till now, many of the church buildings have been constructed within the type of the basilica, however I feel this new model will give us extra stunning buildings.”

“By the way in which, Dominus,” Adrian mentioned, “the brand new church at Jerusalem is lastly completed. I noticed Bishop Eusebius at Caesarea and he requested about its dedication. You recognize your mom deliberate to try this herself.”

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Adrian understood maybe higher

“They should be punished, as quickly as I’m able to direct the marketing campaign,” Constantine mentioned. “First the torment in my soul stored me idle. Then, simply once I was starting to hope I might rid myself of that, my physique determined to punish me too.”

The shrewd Greek service provider didn’t miss the importance of the phrase “punish,” although Constantine himself appeared to not take heed to it. After years of shut affiliation, Adrian understood maybe higher even than Constantine himself what had been occurring to the Emperor’s soul these previous ten years. And although not a doctor, he had his doubts that the illness might be cured.

“The Persians have dared to push northward so far as the shores of the Pontus Euxinus at Trapezus,” he added.

“Have they denied the port to us?”

“Not but, Dominus.”

“Then a swift strike via southern Armenia would possibly nonetheless lower them off and go away them to be destroyed by the Armenians?”

“It might be finished, with you main the troops.”

Constantine all of the sudden grimaced and put his hand to his chest, urgent there to alleviate the warning stab of ache introduced on by his pleasure. “Not in my current situation,” he confessed. “As soon as I dreamed of pushing the boundaries of the Empire so far as India. Now I can’t even maintain the enemy from seizing territory that has been mine for thirty years.”

“I deliver some cheering information,” Adrian advised him.

“Then give it to me. God is aware of I’ve had little sufficient to deliver me pleasure these previous years.”

“We’re having fun with extra commerce yearly via Antioch.” “What of the brand new church there? The one in-built an eightsided determine?”

Most stunning buildings

“The work goes on steadily. You possibly can make certain that when it’s completed in one other 12 months, it is going to be some of the stunning buildings on this planet.”

“And likewise the primary of its form,” Constantine mentioned. “Till now, many of the church buildings have been constructed within the type of the basilica, however I feel this new model will give us extra stunning buildings.”

“By the way in which, Dominus,” Adrian mentioned, “the brand new church at Jerusalem is lastly completed. I noticed Bishop Eusebius at Caesarea and he requested about its dedication. You recognize your mom deliberate to try this herself.”

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Adrian understood perhaps better

“They should be punished, as quickly as I’m able to direct the marketing campaign,” Constantine stated. “First the torment in my soul saved me idle. Then, simply after I was starting to hope I might rid myself of that, my physique determined to punish me too.”

The shrewd Greek service provider didn’t miss the importance of the phrase “punish,” although Constantine himself appeared to not take heed to it. After years of shut affiliation, Adrian understood maybe higher even than Constantine himself what had been occurring to the Emperor’s soul these previous ten years. And although not a doctor, he had his doubts that the illness could possibly be cured.

“The Persians have dared to push northward so far as the shores of the Pontus Euxinus at Trapezus,” he added.

“Have they denied the port to us?”

“Not but, Dominus.”

“Then a swift strike by southern Armenia would possibly nonetheless lower them off and go away them to be destroyed by the Armenians?”

“It could possibly be achieved, with you main the troops.”

Constantine immediately grimaced and put his hand to his chest, urgent there to alleviate the warning stab of ache introduced on by his pleasure. “Not in my current situation,” he confessed. “As soon as I dreamed of pushing the boundaries of the Empire so far as India. Now I can not even hold the enemy from seizing territory that has been mine for thirty years.”

“I deliver some cheering information,” Adrian instructed him.

“Then give it to me. God is aware of I’ve had little sufficient to deliver me pleasure these previous years.”

“We’re having fun with extra commerce yearly by Antioch.” “What of the brand new church there? The one inbuilt an eightsided determine?”

Most lovely buildings

“The work goes on steadily. You possibly can make sure that when it’s completed in one other yr, it will likely be some of the lovely buildings on this planet.”

“And likewise the primary of its type,” Constantine stated. “Till now, a lot of the church buildings have been constructed within the type of the basilica, however I believe this new type will give us extra lovely buildings.”

“By the best way, Dominus,” Adrian stated, “the brand new church at Jerusalem is lastly completed. I noticed Bishop Eusebius at Caesarea and he requested about its dedication. You already know your mom deliberate to do this herself.”

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Adrian understood maybe higher

“They should be punished, as quickly as I’m able to direct the marketing campaign,” Constantine stated. “First the torment in my soul stored me idle. Then, simply after I was starting to hope I might rid myself of that, my physique determined to punish me too.”

The shrewd Greek service provider didn’t miss the importance of the phrase “punish,” although Constantine himself appeared to not take heed to it. After years of shut affiliation, Adrian understood maybe higher even than Constantine himself what had been taking place to the Emperor’s soul these previous ten years. And although not a doctor, he had his doubts that the illness may very well be cured.

“The Persians have dared to push northward so far as the shores of the Pontus Euxinus at Trapezus,” he added.

“Have they denied the port to us?”

“Not but, Dominus.”

“Then a swift strike by means of southern Armenia would possibly nonetheless reduce them off and go away them to be destroyed by the Armenians?”

“It may very well be executed, with you main the troops.”

Constantine immediately grimaced and put his hand to his chest, urgent there to alleviate the warning stab of ache introduced on by his pleasure. “Not in my current situation,” he confessed. “As soon as I dreamed of pushing the boundaries of the Empire so far as India. Now I can’t even hold the enemy from seizing territory that has been mine for thirty years.”

“I deliver some cheering information,” Adrian instructed him.

“Then give it to me. God is aware of I’ve had little sufficient to deliver me pleasure these previous years.”

“We’re having fun with extra commerce yearly by means of Antioch.” “What of the brand new church there? The one inbuilt an eightsided determine?”

Most lovely constructions

“The work goes on steadily. You possibly can make sure that when it’s completed in one other 12 months, it will likely be one of the vital lovely constructions on this planet.”

“And likewise the primary of its form,” Constantine stated. “Till now, many of the church buildings have been constructed within the type of the basilica, however I feel this new model will give us extra lovely constructions.”

“By the way in which, Dominus,” Adrian stated, “the brand new church at Jerusalem is lastly completed. I noticed Bishop Eusebius at Caesarea and he requested about its dedication. You already know your mom deliberate to do this herself.”

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Adrian understood perhaps better

“They must be punished, as quickly as I’m able to direct the marketing campaign,” Constantine stated. “First the torment in my soul stored me idle. Then, simply once I was starting to hope I might rid myself of that, my physique determined to punish me too.”

The shrewd Greek service provider didn’t miss the importance of the phrase “punish,” although Constantine himself appeared to not take heed to it. After years of shut affiliation, Adrian understood maybe higher even than Constantine himself what had been taking place to the Emperor’s soul these previous ten years. And although not a doctor, he had his doubts that the illness might be cured.

“The Persians have dared to push northward so far as the shores of the Pontus Euxinus at Trapezus,” he added.

“Have they denied the port to us?”

“Not but, Dominus.”

“Then a swift strike by southern Armenia would possibly nonetheless lower them off and depart them to be destroyed by the Armenians?”

“It might be performed, with you main the troops.”

Constantine abruptly grimaced and put his hand to his chest, urgent there to alleviate the warning stab of ache introduced on by his pleasure. “Not in my current situation,” he confessed. “As soon as I dreamed of pushing the boundaries of the Empire so far as India. Now I can not even hold the enemy from seizing territory that has been mine for thirty years.”

“I carry some cheering information,” Adrian informed him.

“Then give it to me. God is aware of I’ve had little sufficient to carry me pleasure these previous years.”

“We’re having fun with extra commerce yearly by Antioch.” “What of the brand new church there? The one in-built an eightsided determine?”

Most lovely buildings

“The work goes on steadily. You possibly can ensure that when it’s completed in one other yr, it is going to be one of the vital lovely buildings on the earth.”

“And in addition the primary of its type,” Constantine stated. “Till now, many of the church buildings have been constructed within the type of the basilica, however I believe this new fashion will give us extra lovely buildings.”

“By the best way, Dominus,” Adrian stated, “the brand new church at Jerusalem is lastly completed. I noticed Bishop Eusebius at Caesarea and he requested about its dedication. You recognize your mom deliberate to try this herself.”