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    I have many websites, news articles, wiki articles, forums, other things I attempt to read daily. It seems that I am bombarded with information and I want to take it all in. There is just sooo much I want to read and do on my computer but it consumes most of my time in the day. I cant stand not being connected to the internet so I bring my laptop with me when I go places and attempt to find wireless networks so I can stay connected and informed. I wish there was something that would allow me to absorb all the information I want in a short amount of time. How do you guys manage to take in your daily dose of information and communication?

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    Don't let people discourage you from expanding your knowledge in whatever area interests you. While some information may seem useless to others, you know you'll use it eventually. Let your curiosity feed your mind. One thing I found (which drives me crazy because there's soooo much great stuff I want to read) is a feature Google offers if you have an account. You can set up pages with feeds on topics you are interested in. I frequently look at the headlines on the tab pages I've set up and learn new stuff all the time. It is dangerous though, I've started some mornings on weekends just taking a peek at this stuff while having my coffee then find myself many hours later still exploring the things I've learned about.

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