An Alibi is no easy thing — the innocent can’t account for their whereabouts nearly as well as the guilty.

An Alibi is a reason with a bad reputation.

An Alibi is the proof that you did do what you didn't do so that others will think you didn't do what you did.

An Alibi is first cousin to an excuse, and they're both mighty poor relations.

Code is poetry, which says nothing about reading code, but poetry is also code, which says a lot about reading poetry.

A Code is the level at which meaning is transferred. Meaning does not travel from term to term.

A Code is a system of rules that would involve a fixed number of elements and that would exclude some combinations while allowing others.

Confidence is important in asking — He that asks faintly begs for denial.

Confidence is important — Assurance is two-thirds success.

Confidence is everything — "They are able because they think they are able"

Confidence is important to success — If your hoss knew how puny you were, he'd stomp you to death.