Omar wasow

And that impact will translate into success on the Internet.

We need to figure out why our public education system is failing to ignite the learning process in some of the poorest students, ... When it comes to education, people want silver bullets, they want magic tools, and technology sure looks like that magic bullet to a lot of people.

[The general investor fervor, some hope, will lift the discussion of black Internet businesses beyond the gloomy government data.] Whenever you talk about black people on the Net, the digital divide is the story, ... It's going to change. As the next wave of sites go live, it will shift from the digital divide to the digital opportunity.

The way to win an atomic war is to make certain it never starts.

It seems like when you want someone they dont want you. When someone wants you, you don't want them. And when you both want each other, something has to come around and mess it up