vyvanse is a stimulant, but has 24 hour coverage (ish) and less pronounced side effects than previous stim-based ADHD meds, in the sleep and appetite loss areas.

it also, I am pleased to report at the six week mark, kicks ass.

I have been more productive in the last six weeks than in my entire life to this point added up and squared.

(note: that was hyperbole)

it has made web development FUN again.

(well, jquery has helps in that regard, too)

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• April 30, 2008 — new chapter starts
• March 2, 2009 — Object Oriented CSS, Grids on Github
• November 26, 2008 — i disagree with this so much
• October 10, 2008 — new shoes
• October 1, 2008 — Tyler Durden’s 8 Rules of Innovation

new glasses (!)

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keens.

and they’re NOT sport sandles.

I didn’t even know keen made normal shows, but there they were at Marshall’s for $25 and I couldn’t pass them up.

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• November 21, 2008 — vyvanse

“It’s only after we’ve lost everything that we’re free to do anything.”

Oh, yeah… don’t be afraid to make big mistakes. More importantly, don’t worry about everything going according to plan. In fact, if everything’s going according to plan, there’s a good chance nothing remarkable is getting done.

They say life is what happens while you’re making other plans. Innovation is what happens when you recognize when to change the plan and perhaps the entire game. Maybe your initial plan falls apart, or maybe you simply need to throw the current plan away.

Don’t let the plan restrict the freedom to have a game-changing idea, and act on it, at any time. Losing everything may be the best thing that ever happens to you.

Tyler Durden’s 8 Rules of Innovation | Lateral Action

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• December 5, 2008 — post netnewswire item to delicious bookmarks applescript
• November 26, 2008 — i disagree with this so much
• November 21, 2008 — vyvanse
• March 10, 2008 — So I Married an ADDer: Dinner’s ready! Oh wait…
• September 25, 2007 — Two Kinds of ADD Hyperfocus

only, now he knocks constantly, till you get there.

worse still: he doesn’t take no for an answer.

Kid: CAN (J2) PLAY?
Me: No, Nelson*, sorry, we’re leaving soon.
Kid: BUT WHERE YALL GOIN?
Me: it doesnt matter, Nelson, we’re leaving soon — we’ll be back about 8 and (J2) can play then.
Kid: BUT WHERE YOU GOIN?
Me: Like I just said — we’re leaving, and (J2) will be back later.
Kid: BUT WHERE YOU GOIN?
Me: *sigh*
Kid: BUT WHERE YOU GOIN?
Me: Good bye, Nelson.
Kid: BUT WHERE YOU GOIN?
Me: I will see you later, okay kiddo?
Kid: BUT WHERE YOU GOIN?
Me: *shuts door*
Kid, yelling through door: BUT WHERE YOU GOIN?
Kid, yelling through door: MR CHRIS?
Kid, yelling through door: CAN (J2) PLAY?

*not his real name

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• July 2, 2008 — oreo eros
• May 6, 2008 — “Dispatches From Flyover Country” – LAUREN BRUCE in The American Prospect
• September 30, 2007 — undefeated so far

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(yes, he now works in IT)

anyway, outside his apartment, in the hallway, was an evangelist, a young one.

Kid in White TShirt: Is that an XBOX?
Jason: Yes.
Kid: Cool.
Jason: Thanks.
Kid: You know what else is cool?
Jason: *blink*
Kid: The Book of Mormon

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LISTEN MAN, I TOLD YOU — YOU CAN DO DAT SHIT, BUT DO NOT GET CAUGHT

I BE FUCKING ALL MY GIRL’S GUY FRIENDS, AND I AIN’T NEVER BEEN CAUGHT, CAUSE I ALWAYS RIDE OUT TO THE WEST SIDE TO DO IT

*blink*

all 10 of us in the place got real quiet at that point

he then goes on

YOU SHOULD READ MY BOOK, MAN, IT’LL TEACH YOU HOW TO DO THAT BUT NOT GET CAUGHT, LIKE I SAID

WON’T BE FRONT’IN OR NUFFIN

i paid and left

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`They have trouble making decisions,’ sneered GrossBookSistah’s opening sentence. ‘They have few heroes, no anthems, no style to call their own … their anxious indecision creates a kind of ominous fog around them.’
GrossBookSistah stopped just short of accusing Generation X of hating rainbows. The article managed to throw us a couple of bones, complimenting our ‘realism’ and ‘good intentions,’ but GrossBookSistah’s meager praise came across as a transparent attempt to provide ‘balance’ in an article that essentially labeled Generation X as being pathetic.

Normally, I’d be content to let sleeping dogs lie—it has been nearly two decades, after all, since ‘Twentysomething’ was published. But an onslaught of press praising Millennials for the very things my generation was despised for has begun to emerge. The double standards have opened old wounds.

Features : Radar Online : Generation Slap

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1. N. Carolina
2. Indiana
3. Notre Dame
4. Washton St
5. Oklahoma
6. Louisville
7. Butler
8. American
9. Kansas
10. Kent St
11. Clemson
12. Vanderbilt
13. USC
14. Wisconsin
15. Davidson
16. Georgetown
17. Memphis
18. Miss. St
19. Michigan St
20. Pittsburgh
21. Marquette
22. Stanford
23. St Marys
24. Texas
25. UCLA
26. BYU
27. Drake
28. Connecticut
29. Purdue
30. Xavier
31. Arizona
32. Belmont
33. N. Carolina
34. Notre Dame
35. Louisville
36. Butler
37. Kansas
38. Clemson
39. Wisconsin
40. Georgetown
41. Memphis
42. Michigan St
43. Stanford
44. Texas
45. UCLA
46. Drake
47. Purdue
48. Arizona
49. Notre Dame
50. Butler
51. Kansas
52. Georgetown
53. Memphis
54. Stanford
55. UCLA
56. Purdue
57. Butler
58. Kansas
59. Stanford
60. UCLA
61. Kansas
62. Stanford
63. Stanford
64. Tie Breaker: 112 points

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i miss being able to see and wear sunglasses.

horray!

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that’s way colder than i wanna ride home in.

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i know it happens, but you never expect one of your best friends to have a stroke.

not at this age.

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