Tweets for September 7, 2016

Olivia is #4 for 2011: https://t.co/M28qCaZjDI | In order: Sophia (one in her class), Isabella, Emma, Olivia, Ava, Emily, Abigail, Madison.

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) September 8, 2016

Two Olivias in my daughter's Kindergarten class (of 17) ... Olivia must have been a popular name in 2011?

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) September 8, 2016

This week's musical selection, a clean-cut Fleet Fox covering Gene Clark's great song, Life's Greatest Fool: https://t.co/441R8UsVyQ

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) September 8, 2016

Recent re-tweets to my popular stream: https://t.co/iDTYIeK87v | Armed toddlers vs. jihadis, C for Confidential, Daughters kill marriages

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) September 7, 2016

Tweets for September 5, 2016

We have a huge hornet's nest in our backyard (way back) and I'm wondering if it has any value, after they decamp: https://t.co/FDLnKd6pY7

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) September 5, 2016

Juan reports that Rain-X Bug & Tar Pre-Wash Gel doesn't work ("ineficaz") ... it's a crap product which should be avoided.

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) September 5, 2016

Tweets for September 2, 2016

Baby is confusing gender (he vs. she) less now (in Chinese the sound tā covers both he & she), but now has trouble using him, he & her, she.

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) September 3, 2016

Re-tweets to my popular stream: https://t.co/iDTYIeK87v | Googling Ray Chandler, Ideal Nasal Tip Rotation, Funky Skyscraper in Thailand, etc

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) September 2, 2016

The Mexican houseboy wants to know if there’s a bug remover that actually works: Armor All, Rain-X, Turtle Wax any good? Any suggestions?

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) September 2, 2016

If you go to the State Fair every year, you make fewer and fewer mistakes, like eating at the Empire Patio or not doing the rides in the AM.

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) September 2, 2016

Monthly production for August for our solar panels on garage roof: 709.855 kWh | Mostly negated by running air conditioning.

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) September 2, 2016

Tweets for August 31, 2016

MT @anilvohra69 UBS, Stamford, CT
(Main NA trading center) 2008 on right, 2016 on left pic.twitter.com/BdENsmR3hk | Great floor hockey team tho

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) August 31, 2016

Re-tweets to my popular stream: https://t.co/iDTYIeK87v | Killer drones, North Pole reading, Permanent temporary emergency, Yiddish curses.

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) August 31, 2016

"How I Learned To Stop Worrying, and Built a Custom Camper Van" https://t.co/65sMCJWOS2 | Fairly exhaustive post, he needs to rig a shower.

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) August 31, 2016

Tweets for August 30, 2016

MT @jfahmy 3:45AM - @pmarca & @jimcramer are always working and tweeting. I’m convinced those guys never sleep. | Both are also bald.

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) August 30, 2016

Tweets for August 29, 2016

Another knocker on front door, boy said raising money for "NYPIRG," suggested starter donation of $425, then said $120 ... I gave him $5.

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) August 30, 2016

MT @niubi Wooton high school in Montgomery co. MD has so many Asian students some call it "wonton high" | Grt rating pic.twitter.com/v0om2ibsPk

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) August 30, 2016

Re-tweets to my popular stream: https://t.co/iDTYIeK87v | Blather-zar Getty's daily routine, Dr. Jill voicing Harambe, Sid Sheinberg memo.

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) August 29, 2016

Tweets for August 28, 2016

A few more re-tweets to my popular stream: https://t.co/iDTYIeK87v | Mercedes Code, Doctor Dudes, Millennial Soap Spurners, etc.

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) August 28, 2016

We had fun at the local fair last night: https://t.co/872SAj8bmG | Lots of Trump supporters at demo derby, it seemed.

— C. Maoxian (@maoxian) August 28, 2016

Look Into the Darkness of the Day

A clean-cut Fleet Fox covering Gene Clark's great song, Life's Greatest Fool, with a somewhat noisy and overenthusiastic band. 

Movies Watched -- Brooklyn

111 minutes so at least 10 to 20 minutes too long. A feel-good movie, "heartwarming," about a young Irish lass who emigrates (immigrates?) to America in the 1950s. Oddly structured since all the drama happens in the final third of the movie. It was well-made, the actress is very appealing in a pale, plain-pretty way. Has Don Draper's second wife in it, she's still beautiful and still can't act. I didn't fast forward, but it doesn't get a green (go) recommendation from me because it was a little too wholesome (i.e., fake). Yellow rating (consider). 

Star of Enniscorthy

ETF Trading Portfolio Update -- August 29, 2016

Reversing the gold long from last February.