Monthly Archives: April 2008

See this really good article in the NY Times titled, Chinese Students in U.S. Fight View of Their Home. You need to read this article, not with the assignment of agreeing or disagreeing with the activity in question, but because … Continue reading →

Click HERE (and scroll down a bit) to check out the latest delivery Tom and his crew made to a school in the An Hui Province in China. The kids in their band uniforms are priceless.

Not to sound like an oldie, but I remember the day when I could get my dress shirts washed, pressed and medium starch put on them here in the US for 80 cents per shirt. Today I picked up my … Continue reading →

This is a follow-up to my previous post on getting a suit made in China — Baby, If You Look Good, You Play Good. Check out this recent March 29, 2008 WSJ article that points out that while high-end Chinese … Continue reading →

Several weeks ago the Wall Street Journal ran a special section on China and the Olympics. Some great articles in there (see below). I put a *** by the articles I thought were particularly well done and relevant to our … Continue reading →

You may not know who Tammy Wynette is, the lady that made this song famous. I saw her perform this song live during the Stockville County Fair in Stockville, Nebraska (population 57). I was a twitter-paited hormonal boy who thought … Continue reading →

Siok Siok Tan is another entrepreneur and panelist I have lined up for you to have the opportunity to meet in China, should you elect to participate in the hutong event we set up for Sunday, June 22 (see your … Continue reading →

[Prof Carr note: David and Richard submitted related posts, so I loaded them both at the same time. Be sure to see and catch Richard's related post below. Other posts remain in the cue. If yours has not yet appeared, … Continue reading →

Submitted By: Richard Ciesco Fear that the 50th anniversary of the T****** uprising against China might be a problem has now become a reality for the Chinese Government. Knowing that any bad press is not needed, especially with the close … Continue reading →