Comments on: Filtering Through the Static: My Media Consumption Habits http://www.thrillingheroics.com/filtering-through-the-static-my-media-consumption-habits Sidestepping "Normal Life" and Striving to Live on My Own Damned Terms Sun, 21 Mar 2010 23:49:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Cody McKibben http://www.thrillingheroics.com/filtering-through-the-static-my-media-consumption-habits#comment-1689 Cody McKibben Tue, 27 May 2008 18:50:26 +0000 http://www.thrillingheroics.com/?p=290#comment-1689 Hey Ronnie, that's a great idea about focusing one day per week on information outside your niche, and keeping a notebook to record your interests and ideas throughout the rest of the week. I carry a small Moleskin that I couldn't live without! I wasn't too impressed by the new Indiana Jones 4, and I actually might write something about it on here soon. Hey Ronnie, that’s a great idea about focusing one day per week on information outside your niche, and keeping a notebook to record your interests and ideas throughout the rest of the week. I carry a small Moleskin that I couldn’t live without!

I wasn’t too impressed by the new Indiana Jones 4, and I actually might write something about it on here soon.

]]> By: Ronnie Nurss http://www.thrillingheroics.com/filtering-through-the-static-my-media-consumption-habits#comment-1672 Ronnie Nurss Sat, 24 May 2008 17:15:59 +0000 http://www.thrillingheroics.com/?p=290#comment-1672 I am definitely gonna explore and take advantage of Google Reader, thanks for the tip! I personally have been practicing the habit of setting a designated day/or half day to go feast on information thats not relevant to whatever my daily tasks are. I keep a notepad that I'll scribble any topics on that come to my interest, then just look em up on the designated day. Also, I'm a big fan of reading outside, free from the TV, computer, cell, etc. I might have to upgrade to a hammock now. If you havn't already, besure to devour iTunes U - they offer lectures from speakers and professors from universities across the country. Thanks for the awesome links, definitely have to check em out. By the way, what did you think of Indiana Jones?? I am definitely gonna explore and take advantage of Google Reader, thanks for the tip!

I personally have been practicing the habit of setting a designated day/or half day to go feast on information thats not relevant to whatever my daily tasks are. I keep a notepad that I’ll scribble any topics on that come to my interest, then just look em up on the designated day.

Also, I’m a big fan of reading outside, free from the TV, computer, cell, etc. I might have to upgrade to a hammock now. If you havn’t already, besure to devour iTunes U – they offer lectures from speakers and professors from universities across the country.

Thanks for the awesome links, definitely have to check em out. By the way, what did you think of Indiana Jones??

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