Susan Knox Wilson After 29 years, Dennis Nelson and his wife, Judy, are leaving PebbleCreek for a new home in La Loma Village. “There were only 100 homes in PebbleCreek when we moved here and we met everyone,” marveled Dennis. “Look at it now!” Dennis and Judy not only met everyone, they were active in…
Unit 3 Gals’ Day Out Linda Babcock The Gals of Unit 3 and a couple of invited friends enjoyed a luncheon at the Tuscany Falls boardroom on April 20. Each guest was given an envelope with jokes or words of inspiration to share. This was a social afternoon filled with laughter and fun. Thanks to…
ChatGPT’s AI Potential Amazes, Yet Alarms Bill Nee News media have been buzzing about ChatGPT-4’s recent artificial intelligence rollout. In this month’s TEDx Talk, OpenAI cofounder Greg Brockman explores the underlying design principles of ChatGPT and demonstrates some of its mind-blowing, unreleased plug-ins that sent shockwaves across the world. After the talk, the curator of…
The PebbleCreek Lady Niners had a “Spring Fling” day on April 25 to present the new 2023-24 board, which includes President Suzanne Butler, President Elect Lorene Greer, Secretary Kris Hanlon, and Treasurer Meg Chrisman. Winners who competed in four different days of golf with the Niners and will be our representatives at next year’s Medallions…
Linda Babcock From humble beginnings, this 1972 Chevrolet truck is now an award-winning street rod. When “Hughy” was brand new, he was owned by Dave Byerley’s brother, Tom, and was used in his carpet cleaning business. Hughy did not last long in that industry and was sold in June 1973 to Dave and Jan Byerley.…
Cynthia Schwartz When creating a quilt, PebbleCreek quilters produce a lot of scraps of fabric. Some scraps are less than an inch and other pieces are much larger. In the past, fabric scraps were being tossed into the garbage and thrown in the dumpster. The question came up: What else could we do with scraps?…