Additional block party photos
Block Party List
Please reach us soon regarding the 9/23 Bowfin Block Party!
Kiesels – 2 Attending – Meat pizza – Will bring chicken wings – Can provide additional table(s) but no chairs
Tappers – 2 Attending – Mushroom pizza – Will bring lemon bars
Lermans – 2 Attending- Pizzas (listed below) – Also Tabouli and Homemade Brownies
Pizzas ordered: (all Large, Original Crust)
2 Red Sauce, Pepperoni
1 Red Sauce, Cheese *Half Grilled Chicken, Half Pineapple
1 Creamy Garlic Sauce, Gourmet Veggie
1 Red Sauce, Guinevere’s Garden Delight
1 Red Sauce, King Arthur’s Supreme
1 Creamy Garlic Sauce, Chicken & Garlic Gourmet
Soft drinks ordered 2 Liter bottles of: Dr Pepper, Mountain Dew, Pepsi
Parkers – 2 Attending – Sausage/Pepperoni/Veggies – Will bring Green Salad
Iwatas – 2 Attending – Cheese pizza
Culvers – 2 Attending – Can provide additional table and chairs
Breens – 1 Attending
Keswanis – 5 Attending – Pepperoni/Salami/Pineapple/Veggies – Will provide samosas and fruits
Vasquezes – 4 Attending – Will bring homemade Strawberry water
Total attendees (to date) 22
August 2023 Issue
Just a note that the internet was a real help this month! I’d never before figured out how to have a Word document print its header only on the 1st page. I found a video explaining how the use of a ‘section’ divider (something I’d never even heard of before) would permit each section to have its own header (or no header). So, voila! Here’s the first monthly issue employing that new technique.
July 2023 Issue
June 2023 Issue
May 2023 Issue
I’ve used a different technique for uploading this month, creating scanned image files and then uploading as images.
If this technique proves to be inconvenient to you in some way, please do inform me and I can revert to creating PDF files, as in prior months (save for page 4, which was not created in ‘Word’.)
April 2023 Issue
March 2023 Issue
Gad-Zoox!
(A post from our neighbor on Sailfish, Walt Heinzer)
Driving through Foster City, we keep seeing camera vehicles that look like street mapping that Google deploys.
I was certainly surprised when I searched further and found out that they are Amazon’s self-driving transport vehicles. ZOOX is headquartered in FC.
The test vehicles are very dark.
The actual transport cars look like an amusement park ride vehicle.
The transport vehicle driving habits are somewhat odd.
They tend to very slowly start up from traffic lights, then once at speed very abruptly change from acceleration to constant speed (Digital change)
All the test vehicles have passengers, but I did not realize that there was no driver? Not really sure.
https://zoox.com/journal/zoox-on-the-streets-of-san-francisco/
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