No sun, no fun.
No sun, no fun.
SNF was pretty much doomed from the start.
State or federal mandate will probably take the decision out of EAA’s hands. It’s probably more of a matter of when than if.
Georgia”s governor just ordered all schools and the university system “closed” for the remainder of the school year with online learning for everyone. My youngest granddaughter loves her kindergarten teacher and is just crushed. Additionally he has imposed a statewide open ended shelter in place order. I guess my passport to Porta Backyardia has renewed.
Dave Shaw
EAA 67180 Lifetime
Learn to Build, Build to Fly, Fly for Fun
I believe that it requires two apostrophes because two letters are missing from the word 'and'. IMO, it should be Sun 'n' Fun. Happy to be corrected.Originally Posted by PaulDow
Actually it's SUN 'n FUN according to the USPTO. http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/showfield...03:k281wr.2.17
Last edited by FlyinAdamBadger; 04-01-2020 at 09:16 PM.
Could be SUN an FUN or SUN in FUN.
Apologies, I am not a patent attorney and was only responding in the context of Her Majesty's English.
I can see the EAA weekly eHotline that should be coming out later today:
Discussion Forums Popular Topics:Quarantine Day 17 - Sun N Fun apostrophe
Arlington has been cancelled.
https://www.arlingtonflyin.org/
Ron Wanttaja
Sensible move.
Washington State was hit early and hard by COVID-19, so there's a lot more caution here. IIRC, the first ~10 deaths in the US were in the Seattle area, and, of course Arlington is part of the metropolitan area.Sensible move.
Wisconsin has had fewer cases (a third of those of Washington, and less than 1% of the US's total) and residents may not feel the urgency. The effect of Georgia and Texas relaxing restrictions may not be apparent until the end of June.
Ron Wanttaja
Last edited by rwanttaja; 04-22-2020 at 10:30 AM.
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