Summer Food
Invented in San Francisco in the 1890s, little strips of paper with forward-looking statements are baked into this treat.
Fortune Cookie
A pair of these stand guard in front of the New York Public Library
Lions
A popular summer activity involving sleeping outside and sitting by a campfire, it also includes this item which can be traced as far back as 40,000 BC.
A tent
Colours worn on Canada Day
Red and White
Animal always seen at Blue Badges Softball games
Bat
Global summit usually held in China in the fall.
AMNC
(Annual Meeting of New Champions)
Ancient Romans used this popular summer fruit to treat depression, fevers and sore throats.
Strawberries
Offshore rocks in San Francisco (relatively close to the C4IR) are home to this marine mammal.
Seals
Popular in the summer, this game has been played on the moon.
Golf
Mid-length pants and an Italian island in the Gulf of Naples
Capri
Coastal birds that live near the New York Bay
Bagels
(say it out loud)
Summit typically held during the week of the UN General Assembly in September
SDIS
(Sustainable Development Impact Summit)
This fruit is sweet on the inside, rough on the outside and used for making vegan-friendly athletic footwear.
Pineapple
Works from this famous English playwright are performed for free during the summer in Central Park.
William Shakespeare
The Forum's Blue Badges have played this sport for more than a decade.
Softball
NY Yankee legend Babe Ruth kept a leaf of cabbage under this to keep cool in the summer
Baseball Hat
Favorite destination for sheep on summer vacation
Baaaaaaa hamas
Driven by the team in San Francisco, this summit looks at the "rules and tools" governing the 4IR.
GTGS
(Global Technology Governance Summit)
Watermelon is made up of this percentage of water.
90%
The first U.S. National Monument to preserve a living species was created here.
Muir Woods
First introduced in 1789 when royal parks were opened to the French public.
Picnic
Recycling of this summer garment keeps nearly 5 billion tons of textile waste out of landfills annually
T-Shirts
Worn by toddlers to go swimming
Pool ups
Platform used to send out partner invitations to our events
SFMC
(SalesForce Marketing Cloud)
New York merchant records show George Washington spent this amount on ice cream in 1790.
$200
The second-highest wooden roller coaster in the world is located here.
Coney Island
A summer sport that burns 30% more calories than running per hour.
Swimming
Named after the sound they make when you walk in them, ancient murals depict Egyptians wearing this summer-time sandal in 4000 BC.
Flip flops
Davos snowman in July
A puddle of water
Based in San Francisco and less than a mile from the Pacific Ocean, this facility was once a military base.
C4IR
(The Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution)
The average number of kernels on an ear of corn.
800
This building has more visitors in the summer than the year-round populations of Geneva and Zurich.
Empire State Building
Germany holds the current world record for this popular beach activity
Building the tallest sandcastle
To sound more athletic, this summer garment changed its name in the 1920's from "bathing suit" to this...
Swimming Suit
Gray animal with four legs and a trunk
Mouse on summer vacation
Hosting this month's NY All Hands meeting, this person's email handle is what can happen to your ice cream in the summer.
MELT
(Maha Eltobgy)