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What? And what’s about greek fakelaki and pastitzio?I love Greek Lamb and Souvlaki and studied Ancient Greek history and have a Greek fisherman’s cap.
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And everything Greek including the people and Tzatziki and baked goat and feta and olives and rice pudding.What? And what’s about greek fakelaki and pastitzio?
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Rice pudding?? What in the dicheridoo…And everything Greek including the people and Tzatziki and baked goat and feta and olives and rice pudding.
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And everything Greek including the people and Tzatziki and baked goat and feta and olives and rice pudding.
juih and then we all start
by the way, good morning, we are currently in the red, but what the heck
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No perhaps you would like to make your own:Rice pudding?? What in the dicheridoo…
Rich and Creamy Rizogalo Greek Rice Pudding
Dense and creamy, this Greek rice pudding called rizogalo (ree-ZOH-gah-loh) resembles a thick custard. The lemon rind adds a brightness to it.
It was a speciality of my favourite Greek Restaurant in Sydney Diethnes.
My friend Peter’s wife made an exceptional one as well.
Being in Germany you are obviously missing out.
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You do realise that is a Saturday so assume you mean 30 Dec?I'm making my prediction on just before open on the 31st
Food4 thought
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My prediction was done some months agoGuys, 2 green days and we've started SP predictions?
hmmmmmm.....
And for sure I was way wrong about this year’s Christmas share price
Maybe I will be right next year
I remember there were about 50 people who predicted the price and I don’t. Think anyone will be even close, don’t loose the faith people.
Apparently god loves us all.
Yes FF, I fully endorse your roadmap to riches.....let it be
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why are you saying that? it hurts me now tooNo perhaps you would like to make your own:
Rich and Creamy Rizogalo Greek Rice Pudding
Dense and creamy, this Greek rice pudding called rizogalo (ree-ZOH-gah-loh) resembles a thick custard. The lemon rind adds a brightness to it.www.thespruceeats.com
It was a speciality of my favourite Greek Restaurant in Sydney Diethnes.
My friend Peter’s wife made an exceptional one as well.
Being in Germany you are obviously missing out.
I don't have a friend named Peter
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2 + 2 = 
(quote from The Big Short)
(quote from The Big Short)
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I'm guessing alwaysgreen meant he/she will be following Brainchip on the OTC, then 31st Dec Aussie time will be correctYou do realise that is a Saturday so assume you mean 30 Dec?
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Oh you are right!No perhaps you would like to make your own:
Rich and Creamy Rizogalo Greek Rice Pudding
Dense and creamy, this Greek rice pudding called rizogalo (ree-ZOH-gah-loh) resembles a thick custard. The lemon rind adds a brightness to it.
It was a speciality of my favourite Greek Restaurant in Sydney Diethnes.
My friend Peter’s wife made an exceptional one as well.
Being in Germany you are obviously missing out.
completely forgot about it! But just because I’m not eating sweets!Fact Finder
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No I am half left.Oh you are right!
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And I’m not german so…. 🫠No I am half left.
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Always interesting to note "congratulations" and "best wishes" messages people get when they leave a company.
In this case Kimberley Vaupen, Brainchip Sales Director is off to become Snr BDM at IMEC.
Her contacts hopefully shedding some light to the people/companies Brainchip are dealing with. Below are a few well connected people wishing her well. Enjoy!
In this case Kimberley Vaupen, Brainchip Sales Director is off to become Snr BDM at IMEC.
Her contacts hopefully shedding some light to the people/companies Brainchip are dealing with. Below are a few well connected people wishing her well. Enjoy!
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It touches a nerve as my first posting with a class mate was literally replacing two officers who had been shot dead attending a domestic.A shout out to all the Copper's today.
I know it takes all kinds and some may have had difficulties at times, but a couple of country constables, out doing a welfare check, didn't deserve a life ending ambush whilst they were trying to do some good. Let alone the neighbour checking out a fire.
Whether it was a mistake or maliciously planned, those young lives lost are a terrible shame.
I hope it doesn't turn out to be some conspiracy bullshit thats got out of hand.
GLTAH
There is some thing unusual about this matter as four police or two car crews would not be attending a simple missing persons enquiry.
Even if there had been some difficulties with the occupants attitude to police in the past the second crew would likely just stand off in their vehicle.
To be entering on foot with the first crew if the reports are accurate is to me very unusual unless they were larking about.
In any event shooting the neighbour in the back does not make sense either.
So much grief and sadness will become the legacy of this evil and it will play out over many lifetimes.
Just so very sad.
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Scientists Create Brain-Inspired Superconducting Circuits
In the past, ‘neuromorphic chips’ have been developed that use brain-like software. What are these and what issues with them caused you to look even further?
Neuromorphic chips exist along a spectrum. Some chips are nearly identical to digital computers at the device level, still using silicon transistors and binary digits to represent everything, and only departing from conventional processors at the level of the architecture and the communication protocol. Examples of this approach include IBM’s TrueNorth chip and Intel’s Loihi chip. They’re digital chips, but memory—though still separate from processors—is more broadly distributed across the system. These chips communicate by sending spike events from each processor to many others, more like neurons in the brain that communicate with spikes sent from each neuron to thousands of synapses. So some neuromorphic chips leverage the very same devices, hardware, and fabrication infrastructure as conventional digital computers, but they are processing information in a way that is based on the spiking neurons and distributed architecture of the brain. This is quite a sensible thing to do, because you can get going already. All the infrastructure is already there.On the other end of the spectrum, there are neuromorphic chips that go even further and use silicon transistors as analog devices, taking another page from the book of the brain. Instead of binary, on-off signals from transistors, these efforts use transistors in what is called the “sub-threshold” regime in which the current through the transistor can take a continuum of values as a function of the applied voltage. This can lead to dramatic energy savings. The problem here is that the functional form of the current through the transistor is exponential, meaning a small change in the applied voltage or a small change in the fabrication of the transistor leads to a large change in the current response.
Scientists Create Brain-Inspired Superconducting Circuits
In AZoM's latest interview, we talk with Jeff Shainline from the NIST in Boulder, CO, about his research looking at forming superconducting circuits with synaptic behavior. This research could transform how we approach AI and computing.
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With all the tats got to have some bikie influence, maybe The Alpha verification engineer chapter?I used to cringe a little when Chapman teased Intel on twitter about BRN's superior product Akida. Now I wonder is Mr Chapman more influential and connected than I think
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