"IT IS NOT THE CRITIC THAT COUNTS, NOT THE MAN WHO POINTS OUT HOW THE STRONG MAN STUMBLED OR WHERE THE DOER OF DEED COULD HAVE DONE THEM BETTER. THE CREDIT  BELONGS TO THE MAN IN THE ARENA, WHOSE FACE IS MARRED BY DUST AND SWEAT AND BLOOD. WHO STRIVES VALIANTLY: WHO ERRS AND COMES SHORT AGAIN AND AGAIN: WHO KNOWS THE GREAT ENTHUSIASMS, THE GREAT DEVOTIONS AND SPENDS HIMSELF IN A WORTHY CAUSE: WHO, AT THE BEST, KNOWS AT THE END THE TRIUMPH OF HIGH ACHIEVEMENT: AND WHO AT THE  WORST IF HE FAILS AT LEAST FAILS WHILE DARING GREATLY, SO THAT HIS PLACE SHALL NEVER BE WITH THOSE COLD TIMID SOULS WHO KNOW NEITHER VICTORY NOR DEFEAT.   Theodore Roosevelt