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Rebel Wilson

Gender

Female

Eye Color

Hazel

Hair color

Blonde

Occupation

Actress

Family

Sue Bownds (mother)
Ryot Wilson (brother)
Liberty Wilson (sister)
Annachi Wilson (sister)

Portrayed

Raz

Rebel Wilson, born in Sydney, Australia, is an actress. She voices the kangaroo Raz in Ice Age: Continental Drift.

Born and raised in Sydney, Australia with three siblings named Liberty, Ryot and Annachi, Wilson was named after a girl that sang at her parents' wedding. Wilson's parents were professional dog handlers, with her grandmother starting a kennel for breeding beagles. Through her time in high school, Wilson initially intended to take mathematics as a career, being a high academic that was good with numbers. Later, Wilson attended the University of New South Wales, studying Law and Arts, and is a former Rotary International Youth Ambassador for Australia. Wilson was at one point based in South Africa for a year, in which she suffered from malaria, causing her to have hallucinations of herself as an actress that had won an Oscar, prompting Wilson to go after a career in acting.

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Rebel Wilson, born in Sydney, Australia, is an actress. She voices the kangaroo Raz in Ice Age: Continental Drift. Born and raised in Sydney, Australia with three siblings named Liberty, Ryot and Annachi, Wilson was named after a girl that sang at her parents' wedding.

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Donald want to make America Great Again

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a crazy guy that does crazy stunts he does whatever he wants

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Not many people are Authentic, and those who are are rare. Media destroys those who are authentic more than they advertise themn

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He finds ways to be authentic, even in acting. He is funny and has been through a lot and can relate greatly to his fans.

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Eminem from the beginning of his career he has never been ashamed to express any faults or experiences that made him who he is.

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They are life

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She is very true to herself and will tell you if something is not right or if it is wrong. She is kind to other's unless it's Emily but they are like family so I guess it's ok.

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being the way you see yourself not who everyone wants you to be

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being the way you see yourself not who everyone wants you to be

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Anyone who doesn't lie about who they are

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Anyone who doesn't lie about who they are

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When you lie about who you are, you're not showing your true self. Even if you lie about other things, when you lie about yourself, that's not you.

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One of the best motocross riders in the world. He keeps doing good even though some put him down. He never quits even after many broken bones.

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KimBo Slice Very authentic person if you disagree that's your problem. R.I.P 

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KimBo Slice Very authentic person if you disagree that's your problem. R.I.P 

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has never cared what anybody thinks. She is constantly telling girls to be themselves, to be confident. She has been repeatidly called "overweight" by social media, yet pushes that to the back of her head. In interviews, you can tell she a quirky and fun person, and can get a laugh out of you.

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The Mummy: Universal want Jennifer Lawrence, Michael Fassbender, and Angelina Jolie in the Dark Universe

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Shes a leader, does good in life, someone you could follow up to her example.

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she does not act fake she seems real and funny she accepts the fact that nobody is perfect all while being beautiful.

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He is very authentic, he is real to his fans. He was raised from Anaheim, CA became a rapper in a room and began to chase his dream people said he wouldn't be able to reach. He is becoming big and stills is the real him he doesn't let the fame or the money change him. He has been offered many record deals but doesn't take them because they tell him he needs to change his voice a bit or change the beat a bit change something to impress others. but, he prefers to make his own crew YT and stays true to himself and his fans. He also shares music and struggles everyone can relate to.

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Hes authentic because hes from Compton but does go as being a "gangster" or a "G" he speaks the truth and his songs are related to life. He talks about things he actually saw in life and went through. He gives back to after school programs in Compton and constantly gives back to communities and is always true to his word.

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he gave us light and advanced our technology for ever

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He impacted the world in a better way and so we could have a better future

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Let's face it. It's easy to set resolutions and draw up a list of goals for our writing projects, but it's much more difficult putting in the hard work to achieve them.

At first you might make significant progress towards your goals, but as the weeks pass, your schedule seems to become busier than you expected, your motivation begins to ebb, and those goals begin to look further and further out of reach.

How do you maintain that original interest and energy that motivated you during those initial stages? How do you ensure that you are working productively each day?

Here's Benjamin Franklin's solution to this problem: a simple daily schedule that can help you establish an effective writing routine and reach your writing goals.

Benjamin Franklin's Method to Success

Benjamin Franklin was a master of the art of productivity. As a polymath, he wore many different hats during his lifetime: author, printer, entrepreneur, political theorist, politician, postmaster, scientist, inventor, and diplomat to name a few.

What was his secret to becoming so successful?

Undoubtedly, a lot of it was down to his own hard work and determination.

In his autobiography, however, he shares a technique that helped him stay focused on his goals: a daily schedule.

Below is a copy of this schedule.

Drawing up a schedule like Franklin's is a fantastic way to evaluate your day and figure out how you can take advantage of every available hour.

At first glance, Franklin's schedule seems quite rigorous.

He woke at five in the morning and immediately began planning his day. By eight o' clock he was busy at work on his different projects. He'd work for about four hours straight before allowing himself a pause for lunch or leisure time.

However, Franklin did admit the difficulties of following such a tight schedule. Sometimes his days didn't always go as planned. He wrote,

I found that, tho' it might be practicable where a man's business was such as to leave him the disposition of his time, that of a journeyman printer, for instance, it was not possible to be exactly observed by a master, who must mix with the world, and often receive people of business at their own hours.

Obviously, it is important to be realistic when creating such a schedule. Often we will be unable to follow it to the letter. However, by having such a schedule in place, it will be much easier to develop a daily writing routine.

By working at the same time each day, Franklin trained himself to be ready to work during those hours. Whenever he had a day that was free of distractions and unexpected interruptions, he would be able to work as productively as possible.

But there's one more element of Franklin's schedule that makes it quite unique.

How Benjamin Franklin Took His Schedule to the Next Level

First thing each morning, Franklin decided on his goals for the day and determined what his most pressing priorities were.

At the top of the schedule, he printed: "Morning Question, What good shall I do this day?"

Before he went to sleep at night, he would look over his list, examine his day, and ask, "What good have I done today?"

This simple practice of evaluating his day every morning and evening helped Franklin put everything into perspective.

Even if he hadn't accomplished everything that he wanted to, he was able to spend time celebrating his victories. He could also reevaluate his schedule and see what things he needed to keep working on.

Essentially, it was a way for him to measure his progress. If his method for achieving a goal wasn't working, he could tweak it and attempt a different approach.

How to Make Your Own Daily Schedule

In today's Internet age, there are many fantastic apps that make it incredibly easy to create a daily schedule.

Currently, I write up mine on Evernote. Every night, I look over my daily schedule and tweak it depending on whether I have any appointments or other events that might interfere with my usual writing routine.

Todoist is another excellent app for writing up a daily schedule. I have recently signed-up for an account there and plan to start using it in addition to Evernote.

The Todoist app lets you create to-do lists with recurring dates and times. This is perfect for customizing a daily schedule. For example, you can schedule "writing every day at 8am" or you can create tasks that only recur on specific days, e.g., "research every Friday". This allows you to create a custom schedule for every single day.

Take Time to Review Your Progress

Of course, it's also important to review our schedules every morning and evening like Benjamin Franklin did. I've even taken this one step further.

Not only do I review my schedule every morning and evening, but also on the first of every month I write up an entry in my journal outlining a list of goals for the month.

At the end of the month, I review these goals and evaluate my progress. I can see whether my goals were realistic, whether I met them successfully, and what I need to work on in the next month.

Ultimately, by monitoring your progress as often as you can, you help keep the momentum alive. Your brain is thinking about your goals constantly and becomes excited about achieving them. This helps you establish a daily habit of working towards them.

The Takeaway

Benjamin Franklin once observed, "Lost time is never found again."

By implementing a daily schedule like Franklin's, you are able to evaluate whether you are using your time effectively, and you help guard yourself against slipping into the quagmire of procrastination.

At the end of the day, each box on your daily schedule might not be neatly checked off. And that's fine.

However, the schedule will give you the motivation to continue pressing forward. As you look over the schedule, you will be able to see what times of the day you were most productive, and you will be able to tweak your schedule to best fit your life so you can successfully reach your writing goals.
What goals will Benjamin Franklin's daily schedule help you accomplish? What does your daily schedule look like? If you found this post helpful, leave a comment below and share with someone you'd like to inspire.

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Let's face it. It's easy to set resolutions and draw up a list of goals for our writing projects, but it's much more difficult putting in the hard work to achieve them.

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he gave us light and advanced our technology for ever

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she always tells how she feels and doesnt lie about it, also she is kind

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Because he truly cared, he talked a man threatening to commit suicide out of it and got him into a hospital to help with his depression.

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She freely tells the truth.

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Because i can't think of anything else

sure you can.
-evyan

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He is authentic because he does what he wants when he wants. And he also has smart ideas like building a wall.

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He is authentic because he does what he wants

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god he the original og

you have to have better reasons than that.
--evyan

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He based the game off of his fear but he is fake cause no one really thinks he looks like a business man

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He was who he wanted to be, and did what he wanted. showing his true self

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He speaks what he feels through his music.

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His work had a huge impact

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He followed what he believed in by becoming the first black professional baseball player.

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Has good ideas and is smart. His ideas could work

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One of the best motocross riders in the world. He does not let what others say put him down.  Recovering from many injuries does not make him stop doing what he loves.

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He skates in his own way,

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Eli is very authentic because he got famous through skills on a dirt bike. he also is humble and doesn't brag about being a professional or good on a dirt bike.

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He is the best 2nd basemen in the MLB

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Drake is authentic because his music speaks to everyone and many people can relate to him.

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He is authentic because he didn't hide his feeling and his beliefs

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He is authentic because he didn't hide his feeling and his beliefs

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He invented the Ipad and The Iphone and advanced our current technology to new levels

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She is strong and still does her job every day even though lots of people around her have left. (Christina, Teddy, Preston, Izzie, Mark, Lexi, Denny, George, DEREK)

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He does what he wants! If he wants a wall he gets a wall!

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He gave the world good music

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He is a smart guy. Has some good ideas

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best quarterback in NFL plays hard every game ... and DAMONTA said that

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he wears khakis

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He is rich but he gives tons of money for charity

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He is himself in his movies

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In many concerts, he has showed many of his real feelings.

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Plays in the NBA for the Portland Trailblazers as a point guard

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he is an old man and he wants to pay for my college so thats cool i guess

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with his teeth he wont get surgery to fix them because he says that's what make him who he is.

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such rip. did what he wanted and how he wanted to do i

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All the such woooow is such knowledge why the all is good to know to have to want the doge

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They. have layers. They. exist, grow and stink. Ogres are like them, but ogres don't exist, they. Onions do, so therefore they. Authentic they.

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Eggs are living things and you can not fake life therefor must be authentic.

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she doesnt wear make-up sometimes and takes selfies of herself instead of standing in front of someone with a camera

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Does everything he wants, doesn't listen to what he is told.

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Jon Jones is undoubtedly the best UFC fighter right now.  But thats besides the point.  Jon is a loving character and puts in hard work all the time.  And he believes in following your dreams.  So that makes him authentic.

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He is a quiet guy that doesn't get the recognition he should because he is very humble. He lives a christian life and is a good husband and father.

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As of right now he is #1 upcoming rapper. What he raps about relates to his listeners his music actually has meaning,  in his song he says " If you want the change, you gotta be the change
Now we're all the same
Nobody wanna take the reins, nobody wanna push their brain
Nobody will admit that they're fake for the facts they claim
You see we're all imperfect in a perfect way" and "Was told, I should go quit
But none of you see all the letters I get from these kids
Who hurt from within and don't wanna live
And tell me my music is all that can give them hope
Yeah, all we need it some hope
And they tell me their family's broken and broke
They using my music to cope" He also tends to keep in touch with his fans as much a possible.

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He wears whatever he wants and plays golf without other opinions getting in the.

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A lot of people who are worried about the environment still don't make contributions to help it. But Dicaprio does care and he actually puts in a huge amount of effort in trying to educate people on global warming, environmental issues, and endangered species. He has held countless conferences and donated generously to restore and prevent further damage to our earth.

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Donald Trump is a very polarizing figure who creates controversy wherever he goes. I think he is authentic because he will say whatever is on his mind without a filter and then faces the consequences.

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NBC is dumping Donald Trump.

In a press release on Monday, NBC said it was severing business ties with the real-estate mogul and GOP presidential candidate Trump because of statements in which he called Mexican immigrants rapists and drug runners.

"Due to recent derogatory statements by Donald Trump regarding immigrants, NBCUniversal is ending its relationship with Mr. Trump," NBC said in the statement.

NBC said it was dropping Trump's Miss USA and Miss Universe beauty pageants, and it indicated that Trump would no longer host "The Apprentice."

The decision comes after Trump doubled down on statements from his presidential announcement speech in which he described Mexican immigrants as rapists and drug runners.

"When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best; they're not sending you," Trump said in his announcement speech. "They're sending people that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems with us. They're bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're rapists. And some, I assume, are good people."

Trump responded quickly at an appearance in Chicago, and he hinted that he was the one who ended the relationship.

"They didn't want me to run because they wanted me to do 'The Celebrity Apprentice,'" Trump told reporters.

"They were not happy," Trump said.

"I think as far as ending the relationship, I have to do that, because my view on immigration is much different than the people at NBC," Trump said.

Trump also fired back in a statement distributed by his office, in which he called NBC "weak" and questioning their support of anchor Brian Williams.

"If NBC is so weak and so foolish to not understand the serious illegal immigration problem in the United States, coupled with the horrendous and unfair trade deals we are making with Mexico, then their contract violating closure of Miss Universe/Miss USA will be determined in court," Trump said in the statement provided by his office. "Furthermore, they will stand behind lying Brian Williams, but won't stand behind people that tell it like it is, as unpleasant as that may be."

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NBC isn't the only network to sever ties with Trump.

Last week, Univision called Trump's comments "insulting" and announced that it would no longer carry the Miss USA pageant.

After Univision's announcement last week, Trump slammed the television company. The real-estate mogul banned network executives from his Miami golf course and said he would pursue a breach-of-contract lawsuit. He also publically declared that he rejected an apology from Univision executive Alberto Ciurana.

"Alberto Ciurana issued an apology to me late last night," Trump said. "Apology not accepted. I call for his resignation."

One of Trump's 2016 rivals appeared amused at the news.

When New York Times reporter Jason Horowitz told Jeb Bush about NBC's decision, the former Florida governor reportedly chuckled and took a shot at Trump's dubious self-reported fortune.

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He used his opinions and beliefs and expressed them through non violence.

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She is hilarious and random, she doesn't care what people think and does the most random things during her interview. Her fame doesn't change her personality

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Can be an odd-ball character and unique in a mysterious, dark way. He worked hard to get where he is now.

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He is a are working man.
He also started  with nothing and became a wealthy through multiples as a WWE wrestler and a great actor.

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tom helped a woman who was hit by a car and possibly saved her life.http://www.tomcruise.com/assets/images/facebook/TomCruise.jpg

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When Lebron started he went straight to the NBA from high school and got rookie of the year. He has taken 2 different teams to the finals more than once. Has won 2 NBA titles and has 5 MVP awards.

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Besides the fact of him running for president, and not everyone agreeing with his views. i believe he is authentic because ever since he was very young, he worked for gay rights, African american rights, LGBT rights, and he was a activist. He has never forgotten who he was, or where he comes from. His morals are set in stone.

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Bernie Sanders is a false prophet who is neither genuinely socialist, nor genuinely independent, according an article recently published in the World Socialist Review.

Under the impact of the global economic crisis, the ruling elite has brought forward "left" bourgeois parties to shepherd mass opposition into harmless channels, according to Patrick Martin's article.

Most socialists can't wait for him to lose.

It's no secret. At the unusually well attended Socialism 2015 convention in Chicago last July, Sanders was called the first SINO --- Socialist in Name Only --- in American politics. Most of the participants saw the Sanders campaign as a trick to lure the disenfranchised middle class back into the establishment fold.

What is remarkable about Sanders is how vacuous his radicalism really is, Martin continues. Even in the context of American history, his socialism in domestic policy is far less radical than the Populist Movement, (the anti-Wall Street presidential campaigns of William Jennings Bryan), 100 years ago, and the Farmer-Laborites in 1936. In foreign policy Sanders is indistinguishable from Obama and Hillary Clinton and even attacks them from the right on trade with China, argues Martin.

Although he dresses up his international views in "revolutionary colors" -- giving lip service to Fidel Castro and the Sandinistas -- Sanders is most vilified by socialists for his pro-war and pro-imperialist positions. The When Sanders was asked last year about U.S. military intervention abroad, he replied that he was for "drones, all that and more." Sanders, they claim, bears a share of responsibility for over one million dead from imperialist wars in the Middle East over the last 25 years.

Sanders is a pseudo-left appendage of the ruling elite and its partner the Democratic Party. He is and has been a valuable asset for the "one percenters" by promoting the left cover illusion that the right-wing capitalist Democratic Party is somehow progressive and cares about the middle class.

The problem with Sanders, according to socialists, is that he will surely fail in capturing the nomination, as most political observers expect. And then will proceed to "sheepdog" his supporter's left-wing unhappiness back into the elitist Democratic Party, claims Bruce A. Dixon in the Black Agenda Report:

Bernie Sanders is this election's Democratic sheepdog. The sheepdog is a card the Democratic Party plays when there's no White House Democrat running for re-election. The sheepdog is a presidential candidate running ostensibly to the left of the establishment Democrat to whom the billionaires will award the nomination. Sheepdogs are herders,.... charged with herding activists and voters back into the Democratic fold who might otherwise drift leftward and outside of the Democratic Party, either staying home.

By this logic, the sheepdog candidate in 1968 was Eugene McCarthy. In 1984 and 1988, the candidate was Jesse Jackson. In 1992, it was California governor Jerry Brown. In 2000, the designated sheepdog was Al Sharpton, and in 2004, it was Sharpton and Howard Dean. In 2008, it was Dennis Kucinich. This year, it's Bernie Sanders.

Despite casting millions of votes for the likes of Eugene McCarthy, Jesse Jackson, Jerry Brown, Al Sharpton and other "sheepdogs," those leftish Democrat voters and their issues are always disregarded and ignored when other Democrats actually win.

The sheepdog's job is to divert the enthusiasm of activists early on, and when the sheepdog inevitably folds in the late spring or early summer, before November's election, there's no time left to win ballot access for alternative parties or candidates.

Mistrust of main street politics is an ingrained part of socialist beliefs. Even President Obama is fodder for their scorn and derision. A reason there are still tens of millions still uninsured is Obama's' giveaways to the drug companies, the hospitals and the doctors. Obama's militant use of the military, drones and foreign adventures are examples of his continued American imperialism. And Obama's bailout of the banks, responsible for the Great Recession, is viewed as a sign that he is beholden to the One Percenters.

In 2008, Obama raised more money from the Wall Street financial sector than any candidate in history.

This antipathy toward the Democratic Party goes back to the earliest days of the Socialist Party in America. Woodrow Wilson is seen as a traitor to his left wing base when he brought the U.S. into World War I, torpedoed labor reforms and viciously persecuted Socialist Party leader Eugene V. Debs. One hundred years ago, Wilson's repressive sedition laws forced Debs to run for president from a jail cell.

In his opening campaign speech as the party's 1904 presidential candidate, Eugene Debs said:

The Republican and Democratic parties, or, to be more exact, the Republican-Democratic party, represent the capitalist class.... They are the political wings of the capitalist system and such differences ... relate to spoils and not to principles.

As a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, Sanders does a disservice to Debs' memory by displaying a portrait of Deb in his office. But, Sanders is no Eugene Debs, says Green Party candidate Howie Hawkins, who ran for governor of New York State and won 184,419 votes in 2014.

Sanders is violating the first principle of socialist politics: class independence, writes Hawkins. A lesson socialists learned long ago when the business classes sold out the workers after the 1848 democratic revolutions that swept across Europe.

While often presenting himself as a "socialist" and making an appeal to deep anger over growing social inequality, Sanders has long functioned as a run-of-the-mill Democrat, caucusing with the party in Congress and backing the U.S. military war machine, says Hawkins. (See, "The right-wing political record of Bernie Sanders.")

There are of course plenty of socialist parties: Socialist Equality, Socialist Workers and World Workers, Socialist Party USA, Peace and Freedom, Socialism and Liberation, and the largest, the Green Party.

Some, like the Socialist Alternative, praise Sanders for bringing "socialism" to an audience of millions and treats the Sanders phenomenon as teaching moment. But the party fully anticipates that Sanders will drop out and expects to support the Green Party Presidential Candidate, Jill Stein. The Green party is sending volunteers to every Sanders rally in hopes of wooing potential supporters.

Vermont is strewn with dissatisfied socialists, denouncing Sanders for perceived sins that go back to the '70s, according to an article in the Washington Post by David Fahrenthold.

"When Sanders decided to run as a Democrat," that was the last straw, said Jim Ramey at the meeting of the International Socialist Organization's Burlington branch. "People on the left should not support him."

Leon Trotsky, the co-leader of the 1917 Revolution in Russia, explained in his 1920 book Terrorism and Communism, how the ruling classes manipulate the political system in a democracy.

The capitalist bourgeois calculates... At the right moment It will bring into existence opposition parties, which will disappear tomorrow, but which today accomplish their mission by affording the possibility of the lower middle class expressing their indignation without hurt therefrom for capitalism.'

One of Sanders' more heinous crimes is that he voted in 2001 for the Authorization for the Use of Military Force, the congressional resolution that was the basis of George Bush's invasion of Afghanistan and the launching of the "War on Terror," which is cited by Barack Obama as the legal justification for drone-missile assassinations. Moreover, they say, Sanders refused to vote against military appropriations bills, required to fund the ongoing war in Iraq which Sanders claimed to oppose

Sanders political career took off in 1981, when he abandoned socialist politics, but not the label, and ran as an Independent for mayor of Burlington, Vermont's largest city. Locals said that he hoped to avoid alienating the city's business interests.

Sanders was so successful in achieving a measure of establishment support, he even received the endorsement of the Burlington police union, which supported Reagan in the 1980 elections.

"He seemed to have some new ideas for some of this city's old problems, like juvenile delinquency," union president Joseph Crepeau explained.

After winning the mayoral election, Sanders went out of his way to reassure the city's business community.

"I'm not going to war with the city's financial and business community, and I know that there is little I can do from City Hall to accomplish my dreams for society," he said

Mark Leibovich wrote in the New York Times,

Sanders undertook ambitious downtown revitalization projects and courted evil capitalist entities known as 'businesses.' He balanced budgets. His administration sued the local cable franchise and won reduced rates for customers. He drew a minor-league baseball team to town, the Vermont Reds (named for the Cincinnatis, not the Commies).

Sanders also won praise for his auditing of the city's pension plan for the first time in three decades and initiated a $100 million commercial waterfront redevelopment project, opposed by tenants' organizations in the surrounding poor neighborhood. Under his leadership, Burlington's ailing economy boomed.

When forced to choose between Burlington business interests (and the jobs they created), and radical posturing, Sanders came down firmly on the side of jobs and economic growth. One former supporter, in a letter to socialistworker.org, describes how solidarity activists, the Burlington Peace Coalition, picketed the General Electric plant in Burlington that manufactured the Gatling-guns used in military helicopters against peasant guerrillas.

"I vividly remember Bernie standing arms-folded alongside the right-wing union officials from the factory and the Burlington Police Department as we were being arrested," the former supporter said. "He falsely insinuated that we were 'anti-worker,' and he refused to have any serious political dialogue with us activists."

To Sanders, socialism is nothing more than the pursuit of fairness in a country rigged by the rich, writes David Weigel and David Fehrenthold in the Washington Post.

"He's not a democratic socialist," said William Galston, an expert on domestic politics at the center right Brookings Institution. "He's a social democrat. Seriously."

So far, Sanders has gotten a free ride from the Republican attack machine. They figure he is a loser. But they may come to regret what they wish for. In matchups with the Republican candidates, Sanders beats Trump and Cruz. He ties Rubio according to Real Clear Politics.

Wonder what the socialist's position will be in the unlikely possibility that Sanders wins?

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Bernie Sanders is a false prophet who is neither genuinely socialist, nor genuinely independent, according an article recently published in the World Socialist Review. Under the impact of the global economic crisis, the ruling elite has brought forward "left" bourgeois parties to shepherd mass opposition into harmless channels, according to Patrick Martin's article.

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Very unique and expressive. He wasnt afraid of what others thought. He did what he wanted and was well loved by all. Inspired many people.

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Humble man that has overcame many obstacles, and never gives up!

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really is a good kid from a "maad city". Kendrick really shows he is who he is. He's from Compton but doesn't claim to be a thug nor a G. Kendrick does, however, talk about things he really saw growing up and went through, and was finally able to put it out when he became famous. He consistently gives back to the community and makes donations to after school programs in Compton to better the youth and give them more opportunities than just turning to the life of crime that many of Compton's youth turns to.

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Did a good job as governor, and has been in a few good movies.

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He led us through the Civil War, preserving the Union and abolishing slavery.

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As the political season heats up, TIME takes a tour of history's best rhetoric

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Gettysburg Address, 1863
At the site of one of the Civil War's pivotal battles, Lincoln delivered an address that was as succinct — just about three minutes and 265 words long —as it was memorable. As he helped dedicate a cemetery to Gettysburg's fallen soldiers, he issued a stirring plea for the country to pay them tribute by honoring principles — liberty, equality — worth dying for.

Best Line: "Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal."

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As the political season heats up, TIME takes a tour of history's best rhetoric Gettysburg Address, 1863 At the site of one of the Civil War's pivotal battles, Lincoln delivered an address that was as succinct - just about three minutes and 265 words long -as it was memorable.

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He is a hick and embraces it very strongly. He acts stupid and isn't trying to be perfect.

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she doesn't care what people think about her. She changed to be who SHE wanted to be.

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An award-winning actress. Mother of 6 kids, 3 of them adopted. A humanitarian and UN Goodwill Ambassador.

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One of the most peaceful protesters who isn't afraid to stand up for what he believes in.

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Mahatma Gandhi was known for leading India in their independence from the British. Learn about his fight for freedom through nonviolent actions.

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make america great again. does anything he can to make america great, at whatever cost.

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In interviews that she has you can tell that her personality is just naturally goofy. She's hilarious and I find her to be a "celebrity that wasn't necessarily supposed to be a celebrity"- which tend to be the ones that are most real on and off of social media.

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Emma Stone's personality suggests she is an unlikely Hollywood superstar, but her quirky, down-to-Earth charm has swept up fans from across the globe. The 26-year-old is still a young actress, but she has starred in 30 different productions, with several major films under her belt, including the first two films from the The Amazing Spider Man series, Easy A and most recently, Birdman, which has four Oscars and a further 191 award wins to its name. Her reputation has basically grown to the point where she's seen as every man's perfect woman, frequently playing offbeat, unconventional, and often tomboy-ish characters, but she has proven herself to be a hard-hitting, serious actress when called upon. Stone is not resting on her success though, as she is set to star in Aloha this Spring, alongside a star-studded cast of Bradley Cooper, Bill Murray, Alec Baldwin, John Krasinski and Rachel McAdams. She will also play a major role in Woody Allen's summer film, Irrational Man with Gladiator star Joaquin Phoenix, while she is set to reprise her role as Eep in The Croods 2 in 2017, and is rumoured to play a lead role in La La Land with Ryan Gosling. Stone has a busy future, so let's take a look at 10 things you may not have known about the star...

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10 Things You Didn't Know About Emma Stone

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Emma Stone's personality suggests she is an unlikely Hollywood superstar, but her quirky, down-to-Earth charm has swept up fans from across the globe. The 26-year-old is still a young actress, but she has starred in 30 different productions, with several major films under her belt, including the first two films from the The Amazing Spider Man series, Easy A and most recently, Birdman, which has four Oscars and a further 191 award wins to its name.

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She is always being positive and inspiring others to take their makeup off and show their real faces and their real self.

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#BUILTBYGIRLS - Challenging Girls To Build the World of Tomorrow

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We're building a club for the next generation of leaders in technology-a club that embeds young women in tech from the earliest stages.

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Jennifer does not care what others think of her. She laughs and jokes about her mistakes and reminds everyone that just because she is famous, she is not perfect.

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The Acting Personality: Just How "Authentic" Is Jennifer Lawrence?

Last Sunday, Jennifer Lawrence, the twenty-two year old actress and star of Silver Linings Playbook, won her first Oscar for best actress. In addition to the credit given her work on the big screen, much attention has been paid to the refreshingly "authentic" way Lawrence handles the press, fame, and herself-in particular, her witty and down-to-earth Oscar speech, in which she poked fun at her fall on the stairs, and her droll backstage comments about winning her award. Yet despite her obvious appeal, is it possible that Lawrence, prized for her acting prowess as well as her refreshing candor, quick wit, and lack of guile "off"-screen, is simply very good at acting real; at not acting like other actors; at not acting the things that other celebrities would and do act through; at not
hiding the things that actors are trained to hide, which is to say,
Lawrence does not cover things up. (Instead of downplaying her spill on
the stairs during the Oscar ceremony, she highlighted it.) As a young
star, Lawrence, who called acting and making movies "stupid" in a recent
Vanity Fair profile, does not pretend in the space(s) in which we have grown accustomed to hearing and seeing pretense. Nor does she act "female" in the way that we have come to expect young female celebrities to act today-hyper-sexual, truistic, ditsy, mollifying.

I have always been interested in the difference between acting and authenticity, trying to determine whether there was ever a difference, and whether there still is. Because moving images are everywhere now, in addition to the acting we see an actor do on a movie screen, there is also the acting an actor does on all the screens that constitute celebrity culture in our post-digital world. Some actors handle the reality and fiction of their celebrity better than others. Some go to great lengths to hide what they can't handle, and some show it by acting out their struggles publicly. While we love some actors for their TV and movie roles, we dislike them as people, and vice versa. Additionally, there are actors, like John Cusack, who have made careers out of playing and inventing "themselves." In Cusack's case, "himself" is the perfect lover.

The thing that makes acting so fascinating and mysterious, is that while it is a talent for some, acting is first and foremost a human tendency rather than a vocational ability. Thus, in today's surround-sound media culture, the real question is: where does acting happen, and is it ever not happening? If acting is a condition of life, it is hard for any of us to know not only what is real and what is fake, but also the relation between the two.

Our first instinct is to interpret Lawrence's raw personality as a break from artifice and facade, which it may very well be. But being that the nature of artifice is precisely the mystery of acting, we can never know for sure. We crave feeling the tension between acting and not-acting, honesty and dishonesty, real and fake, spontaneity and pre-mediation because it makes us see the contrivance, and by extension, the authenticity. Most importantly, it makes us believe (belief being the operative word here) that not everything is contrived, in our non-stop media culture.

Lawrence is almost the inversion of another actor I like off-screen, Kristen Stewart, who while not as gregarious or self-possessed as Lawrence, doesn't quite have a handle on the Actor script either. By today's standards, as a public figure and sex symbol, Stewart is shy and uncomfortable in her body. She averts her gaze during interviews and when she's in front of cameras. She mumbles wryly and has a kind of introverted quality that we rarely see in young actresses today. With both Lawrence and Stewart, the seams still show.

In the case of her post-Oscar interview, are Lawrence's responses to the press too quick-witted and unpredictable to be contrived? Acting is partly about mediating-filtering, calibrating, programming-one's responses. And conversely, not-acting is about not filtering, premeditating, fashioning. We have become so used to stock answers, camera poses, airbrushed bodies, faces, lives-that when something or someone is even slightly different, we are excited and relieved. We like Lawrence because she does not appear to be faking it in "real life"-only for a living. She seems real as far as our definitions of authenticity are concerned. But sometimes what one doesn't do is an equally self-conscious project-the flipside of straight artifice. As Paul Schrader put it about Robert Bresson's "perversion of film technique," "Pretending not to manipulate is another form of manipulation."

On the most basic level, Lawrence perverts some of the key tenets of being a contemporary celebrity-by celebrity I mean fame in the all-encompassing sense-by going off script, poking holes in some of the veils and mores of stardom. However, while any industry breach is always refreshing, given our profoundly reflexive and self-conscious time, disclosure and confession can be equally perpetuating-yet another way of masking and maintaining the mask. The writer David Shields notes (in lines he appropriated from the poet Ben Lerner): "What is actual when our experiences are mediated by language, technology, medication, and the arts?" Actual and acting are analogous, for what is actual when acting is not just a condition, but a daily requirement, of being human? Fame is high-risk and fundamentally incompatible with artlessness. An actor's job is to calibrate the fiction and master the presentation of a public persona, and usually the longer one acts, the more one acts. An actor, said Bresson, who used non-actors ("models") in his films, "can't go back. Can't be natural. They just can't." According to Bresson, only automatism allowed for truth, and models did not act, they were "automatic." Yet despite what Bresson chose to call it, the difference lies partly in the reformulation: humans acting rather than actors acting.

People, both famous and un-famous, change for all kinds of reasons. We never know exactly how or why. But we do know that almost everyone is irreversibly altered (usually for the worse) by power and fame, especially when it comes fast. Fame today is simply too profound and invasive a phenomenon. So why do some actors handle certain aspects of stardom better than others? Why do some actors maintain distance between public and private, while others blur the line completely? Is fame different for different people? And is that difference something you can control? Some celebrities insist that fame becomes invasive and destructive only when one participates in a certain kind of paparazzi-inducing lifestyle: the kind in which the camera rules and where everything is arbitrated by the camera. Conversely, it also backfires when a star rejects their fame completely, à la Michael Jackson (post-sexual abuse scandal), Greta Garbo, and Marlon Brando (famous people who were also famous for not wanting to be famous. Interestingly, I can't think of a contemporary example). Most stars never start off like Lawrence, let alone stay like her. When it comes to most celebrities, being naïve and real is something you either pretend to be, or pretend not to be. Now, more than ever, with our contemporary experience of aesthetics, fame, and subjectivity in such radical flux, who's really who, and what's really what, continues to be the great mystery when it comes to all of us.

So will it last? Will Lawrence stay this way? Down-to-earth, open, self-deprecating, unaffected? Attention comes with an expiration date, so, in a sense, "are you afraid you have peaked?" is the right question to ask a young Oscar winner. It is celebrity, not just celebrities, that we revere. "The top" is a dangerous place to hit, both creatively and culturally, and one should think about what it means to hit it, especially when one does it so quickly and at such a young age. Where stardom is concerned, particularly female stars, shelf life is an old parable. So while it might be a buzz kill to bring a star down to earth with a question about peaking, it is more than fair to ask one, as well as ourselves, not just what success and fame might bring, but what it might take away.

Masha Tupitsyn is the author of LACONIA: 1,200 Tweets on Film (ZerO Books, 2011), Beauty Talk & Monsters, a collection of film-based stories (Semiotext(e) Press, 2007), and co-editor of the anthology
Life As We Show It: Writing on Film(City Lights, 2009). Her new book, Love Dog, is a multi-media collection forthcoming with Penny-Ante Editions in April 2013. Her fiction and criticism has appeared in numerous anthologies, as well as The White Review, BOMBlog, The New Inquiry, Fence, Bookforum, Berfrois, The Rumpus, Sex Magazine, Boing Boing, Keyframe, Animal Shelter, The Fanzine, Make/Shift, and San Francisco's KQED's The Writer's Block, among other venues. She has written video essays on film and culture for Ryeberg Curated Video: http://www.ryeberg.com/curated-videos/lost-highway/. Her blog is: http://mashatupitsyn.tumblr.com/.

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The Acting Personality: Just How "Authentic" Is Jennifer Lawrence?

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The Acting Personality: Just How "Authentic" Is Jennifer Lawrence? Last Sunday, Jennifer Lawrence, the twenty-two year old actress and star of Silver Linings Playbook, won her first Oscar for best actress.

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fought for what he believed in and died helping others

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...was the epitome of authentic! Hands down. Always on the cutting edge of musical progression, so much so, that it could only be recognized after everyone else had started copying his grooves. Influential and bold, yet reserved and kindhearted, from his infamous fashion statements to his "Beautiful Mind," Prince was the real deal...and he could give a rip if anybody cared too much about whether he was or not.

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Prince: 'Transcendence. That's what you want. When that happens - Oh, boy'

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In 1985, Prince released a single called Paisley Park, the first to be taken from his psychedelic opus, Around the World In a Day. It's one of several Prince songs that describe a location that's a kind of mystical utopia.

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...is authentic because she shares her mistakes, laughs at herself, and seems really comfortable in her body.

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What hilarious Anna Kendrick tweet are you?

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from tweeting about masturbation-drinking, this girl is hilarious. find out which bizarre tweet you are.