jimw@apollo.uucp (Jim Ward) (02/21/84)
Some years ago I read a quotation for which I've forgotten the source:
"An extraordinary pilot is one who uses his extraordinary judgement, experience,
and wisdom to avoid the need for his extraordinary skill."
This quotation resurfaced in my memory one recent morning (in the shower, if
you must know), and I've since been passing it along to my students. It contains
considerably more wisdom than the "old .xor. bold" flavor of admonition.
I'd like to give credit to the author, if only I knew who he or she is.
Can anyone help? Does anyone have similarly instructive 'wise old sayings'
to pass along?
Jim Ward
Apollo Computer Inc.
15 Elizabeth Drive
Chelmsford, MA 01824
(617)256-6600 x6433
...decvax!wivax!apollo!jimwrmiller@ccvaxa.UUCP (02/28/84)
#R:apollo:-24400:ccvaxa:5100016:000:87 ccvaxa!rmiller Feb 26 18:12:00 1984 instructor to student: remember, you can't back this thing up. uiucdcs!ccvaxa!rmiller