Entries by AlanPaul

Mr. Loud Represents

I just got this email from main man Art Rummler. Way to go Mr. Loud! If anyone wants to see the decision, let me know and I will forward on. I recently won a case on appeal in Federal Court. The opinion is attached. Briefly, the court affirmed the trial court decision allowing the bankruptcy […]

Pulitzer ceremony

The Pulitzer has now officially been awarded. Photos courtesy of Andrew Lih, husband of Mei Fong. Mei is the other woman in the pictures. The guy is Jason Dean. Mei is, as far as we can tell, the first Chinese to win such an award for covering China. I just grabbed these thumbnails off of […]

Last week’s column

White Rice and Mickey D’s:Life of an NBA Exile in ChinaMay 11, 2007 There are many different expat communities in China, ranging from students to retirees setting out on second careers. One of the most interesting and unusual is also one of the smallest — the Chinese Basketball Association’s 30 foreign players. Their position in […]

The mighty Woodie alan…

The mighty machine of a band keeps chugging along. We are playing a tapas bar downtown tomorrow. This one is pretty funny. The Mexican percussion player we hired for one gig booked a gig himself but he has no band and subcontracted to us. It sort of cracked me up to get a call seeking […]

Long-distance playdates

Saturday morning, Eli and his best friend in Maplewood, Jackson Wagner, had a long-awaited, much-discussed Club Penguin playdate. I called Rick, we put the kids on, each on speakerphone, and they found each other on Club Penguin and played for a good hour or more. Thanks to my Vonage unlimited plan, time was of no […]

My column in chinese

Click here to see my columns in Chinese. You can open up any of them and scroll to the bottom. They have a feedback section and I have ton, most of which I can’t read (there are some in English). I am going to get some help translating soe of this stuff, especially the ones […]

Mother’s Day on the Great Wall

< Becky and Melinda at the Schoolhouse We went out to the great Wall on Sunday, with visiting WSJ Marketplace Editor Melinda Beck. It was Mother’s Day and we went first to the Schoolhouse, a new place in the Mutianyu Village, where they are trying to make bit of an oasis in the country for […]