Monthly Archives: July 2013

Plants and men have this in common: respiration. [7/31/13]

Humble Superintendents can admit they are wrong; great ones can do it in the middle of an ‘argument’ with newly hired staff. [7/30/13]

A young irrigation technician uses a hose adapter on a green-side head; an experienced one keeps away from the sand. [7/29/13]

A confident heart is the glory of man and vanity his thieving brother. [7/28/13]

Never criticize the quality of another Superintendent’s course; if your tongue is inclined to criticize the man, cut it off. [7/27/13]

“A Superintendent who imagines he knows, does not yet know as he ought to know.” [7/26/13]

The EPA does a lot to accomplish a little. [7/25/13]

A troublesome board member finds no pleasure in understanding, but delights in declaring his opinions; with him, use words sparingly. [7/24/13}

Like a bird without wings is a Superintendent without knowledge; like a toddler with a golf club is a young Superintendent with a college degree. [7/23/13]

High quality fence stain cannot cure poor quality irrigation. [7/22/13]