Clarence Smith, Jr. (dykclarence)'s Public Profile in the Diigo Community

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Member since Apr 28, 2008, follows 4 people, 1 public groups, 44 public bookmarks (51 total).

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Narrati - Narrative Structure, Plot on 2009-07-13
Jeff Bridges, "Making Iron Man" (photography) on 2008-11-25
vonnegutSTYLE on 2008-10-19
AGDC: Interview with game writer Susan O'Connor - Joystiq on 2008-09-24
The Secrets of Storytelling: Why We Love a Good Yarn: Scientific American on 2008-09-21
On "Super-Noticing" on 2008-08-27
What Makes for a Good Blog? | 43 Folders on 2008-08-20
Google Reader on 2008-08-02
Down on the Farm by Charles Stross on 2008-07-20
High Self-Esteem Is Not The Same Thing As Healthy Self-Esteem on 2008-07-16
- People with fragile high self-esteem compensate for their self-doubts by engaging in exaggerated tendencies to defend, protect and enhance their feelings of self-worth.
- Also, individuals with high self-esteem sometimes become very unlikable when others or events threaten their egos.
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- - In fact, it is now thought that there are multiple forms of high self-esteem, only some of which consistently relate to positive psychological functioning.
  - What we are saying is that when feeling good about themselves becomes a prime directive, for these people excessive defensiveness and self-promotion are likely to follow, the self-esteem is likely to be fragile rather than secure and any psychological benefits will be very limited

infocalypse

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You know the drill. Infocalypse is the social brainstorm group for those interested in things relating to the Saijo City Infocalypse project. Examples of bookmarks include future tech of today, culture, media, and things that might be normal in the near cyberpunk/infopunk future of the Saijo universe. All are welcome!