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By Muyiwa Adeyemi
The inability of the Ogun State Governor Senator Ibikunke Amosun to foist a governorship candidate on All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state, through the consensus option, did not surprise many that are conversant with the intricacies and complexities of politics in the state.
Amosun was in the lead of governors that forced the National Working Committee (NWC) of the party to make a U-turn on its decision to adopt direct primaries to elect all candidates after the party had successfully employed direct primary option to elect a flag bearer for Osun governorship.But back home, Amosun met with a stiff opposition from members of his party, especially those from Ogun East Senatorial District who rejected his consensus list and picked nomination forms.
While those opposed to the consensus option can be said to be exercising their democratic rights, observers believe that their insistence not to allow Amosun nominate a candidate for the party was a rejection of continuity of his policies and programmes, especially infrastructural development, which is allegedly skewed to favour only Abeokuta North and Abeokuta South local councils out of 20 local councils in the state.
His critics disclosed that the state government had in the last seven and half years constructed about 30 bridges with over twenty of those bridges concentrated in Abeokuta metropolis. Even the ones spotted at Ilaro, Arepo, Ijebu Igbo, Magboro and others outside Abeokuta remain incomplete.
Politicians from Ogun East senatorial districts are latching on this supposedly uneven development in the state, which saw many roads and infrastructure in Ijebuland in a state of disrepair, using it to stand against the governor in deciding the next candidate of the party.The humongous debt profile of the state during the current administration which his critics described as unprecedented were part of reasons why opposition is strongest within his own party.
Many believe that Amosun was right and tending to be just in his decision that his successor must come from Ogun West Senatorial district, because the zone has not produced a governor since the creation of the state in 1976. And this informed his choice of a member of House of Representatives, Hon. Abdulkadeer Akinlade from Ipokia local council of the state. Akinlade is seen as one of the core loyalists of Amosun. In fact, he was once served as the Governor’s Senior Special Assistant on Taxation and Revenue generation before he won election to the National Assembly.
With the rejection of the consensus option, Akinlade will face other aspirants like Otunba Jimi Lawal, Dapo Abiodun, Senator Gbenga Kaka in the direct primaries slated for September 29. All the major APC aspirants struggling the party ticket with Akinlade are from Ijebu axis of the State.
However, Ogun East politicians are also dissipating a lot of energy and resources against the political logic to allow the Ogun West to produce the next governor, despite the fact that former Governors Bisi Onabanjo and Otunba Gbenga Daniel were from Ogun East Senatorial District. Governor Olusegun Osoba and the incumbent Amosun came from Ogun central.
The newly propounded argument of the Ogun East politicians is that Ogun State in 1976 was created from Abeokuta and Ijebu Ode Provinces and power should continue to rotate between the two provinces. To them, Remo was part of Ijebu Ode province, while Yewa must remain an appendage of Abeokuta province.
One of the leading APC governorship aspirants from Ogun East, Otunba Jimi Lawal succinctly put the argument, thus: “We have two provinces in Ogun State, Ijebu province and Egba province. Egba has a sub division; Egbado or Yewa. Ijebu has a sub division; Remo. An Ijebu man had been a governor, so when the chance came back to Ijebu province again, they said let us go to Remo. Egba man had been a governor in the person of Chief Olusegun Osoba and when it went back to Egba province, which was supposed to be given to Yewa, Amosun got it. So, Governor Amosun could not have used the Egba/Egbado tenure and come back to say Egba/Egbado again, it is not possible.
But the Emeritus Professor of History from the University of Lagos, Professor Anthony Asiwaju has described the argument of power rotation on the basis of provinces as argued by Ogun East politicians as “inappropriate and morally faulty.”
The foremost historian in an exclusive interview with The Guardian said: “The argument on two provinces is a matter of convenience for politicians from Ijebu. It is not historically founded. What is historically founded was that there were four colonial divisions. The Egbado was completely distinct from Egba. Egbado division has been changing name over the years, now it is Yewa. Before it was named Egbado division, it was Ilaro division, before then it was Imeko District, before then it was Western District of Lagos protectorate. All these names applied to one and only territorial entity.
“Please note with emphasis that what they called Ijebu Province was part of Abeokuta province until 1939. Ijebu province came into existence in 1939. Egba division, Egbado division, Ijebu and Remo divisions were originally part of Abeokuta province. Remo Division came into existence in 1952 because they wanted to have their identity.
“Ogun State was not created on the basis of province but on the four colonial-pillar divisions – Remo, Ijebu, Egba, Egbado. There was no argument on this. But Egbado rejected the ethnic labeling in 1995 and became Yewa, which now brings the acronym to RIYE, that is Remo, Ijebu, Yewa and Egba. The truth was that Daniel administration came upon the recognition of these four divisions.
“In the second republic, the first election held in the state in 1979. Governor Onabanjo was nominated based on this four pillars upon which the state was created. And when Yewa people gave their delegates votes to make Onabanjo emerge as the candidate of the UPN, against Odunjo, they did not argue on the basis of provinces. After Onabanjo, Osoba came, nobody argued on provinces, after Osoba, Daniel came from Remo; they did not talk of province. It was true that when it was the turn of Yewa that we were split by former President Olusegun Obasanjo by bringing Olurin and Gboyega Nasir Isiaka into confrontation that paved the way for Amosun in 2011.
“It is a moral issue that transcends political consideration to consider the only pillar out of four pillars that have not produced the governor. They supposed to be fair. The issue of provinces had long disappeared. The foundation of Ogun State is on four pillars and even if we want to upgrade it to the present constitutional arrangement, the constitution recognizes three senatorial districts from each state of the federation.
“Look at the Delta and some other states, the rotation is in three districts for fairness and justice. The constitution recognizes each senatorial district as equal to others. If you take that as a modernized argument, it is only Ogun West that has not produced a governor. Onabanjo and Daniel came from the East while Osoba and Amosun from the Central. Why can’t it go to Ogun West now? We should shun greed and consider the moral fiber of this argument.”
Speaking on why Ogun West should produce the next governor, a member of House of Representatives, Hon. Kayode Oladele said repeated calls had been made over the years for a governorship candidate from the senatorial district based on principles of equity and justice.He said: “It is equally important to now include the fact that Ogun West is also endowed with competent and public service-oriented people who have the capacity to lead the state. These indigenes have all the hallmarks of leadership qualities as well as the competencies, rigours and capacities required for such an exalted post.
“I believe that we are well-positioned, not just from the perspective of entrenching democratic balance in our state but also from the sheer number of intellectuals and competent people among us.”He stated that inability of the zone to agree on one aspirant out of several interests had been its bane, and cautioned that it is important that from the onset, over-riding interests of the people should be promoted beyond individual’s interest.
Oladele said: “It is now time to resist any form of divisiveness and to speak with one voice in order to realise our collective dream of occupying the post of governor of Ogun State. History tells us that nothing can be achieved in disunity; I therefore urge all prospective aspirants to work in harmony so we will not miss this golden opportunity.”
Be it as it may, if Akinlade eventually emerges as the candidate of the APC, he may have to contend with two-time governorship candidate, Prince Gboyega Isiaka Nasir (GNI), who is likely to emerge candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC). Isiaka had been the face of Yewa struggle for the governorship seat and he seems to be enjoying a lot of grassroots support because of the value he stands for and his clear understanding of the politics of the state.
Indeed, a recent opinion poll conducted by a Radio Station in Abeokuta where listeners were allowed to call-in to express their preferences, Isiaka was among the front-row.Although the ADC being backed by former President Olusegun Obasanjo is relatively new to Ogun politics, the party is expected to push its tentacles like a wildfire across the state if it is to record significant presence.
The internal crisis bedeviling the PDP between members loyal to the suspended Senator Buruji Kashamu and a member of House of Representatives, Hon Ladi Adebutu has continued to weaken the party. While the national secretariat of the party recognizes Adebutu faction, the court and INEC recognize Kashamu’s. Both Kashamu and Adebutu are from Ogun East Senatorial District and are equally nursing ambition to fly the party ticket in the next year’s governorship.
Amosun Changes Rules Again
The All Progressives Congress (APC) had passed a resolution endorsing direct primaries, in which case all the six governorship aspirants have deployed to the field. But last Thursday the party issued another release, announcing that it will adopt indirect primaries to elect its candidates where consensus option failed.
A release by the State Publicity Secretary of the party, Chief Wole Elegbede said the state Exco met and resolved to adopt indirect primaries for all elective offices in the 2019 general elections where consensus fails.The party according to the release took the decision “in view of the fact that a few days to the primary elections, the updated membership register of all members of the party in all wards across the state is yet to be made available by the National Secretariat of the party, the non-availability of membership cards, the concerns that a significant proportion of our dedicated members stand the sure risk of bring disenfranchised, the infiltration of our party by members of the opposition, unscrupulous elements and strange bed fellows, illegal registration exercise of party members and the absence of other necessary parameters for the conduct of a free, fair and successful direct primary.”
The statement concluded that; “these resolutions override the earlier resolution of the state Exco passed on September 5, this year.But in his quick reaction, one of the governorship aspirants from Ogun East, Otunba Jimi Lawal rejected the resolution of the Exco and described it as handiwork of Governor Amosun to get what he could not achieve through consensus option. He said most of the aspirants agreed to the earlier resolution on direct primaries and it is too late for Amosun to change the rules of the game in the middle of the match.
He said: “Whatever flaws he identified with the direct primaries are better than flaws inherent in indirect primaries. If he says there is no register for direct primaries, where is the list for indirect? Who draws the list? As we speak today nobody knows the number of delegates. It is not fair, it is not right. We shall protest against it. We want democracy, we don’t want anybody to impose candidates on us.”


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The relationship between sugar intake and fertility is a complex and increasingly discussed topic in reproductive health. High sugar consumption, often associated with processed and refined foods, links to a range of health issues that can indirectly impact fertility. For instance, excessive sugar can lead to weight gain, hormonal imbalances, and conditions like insulin resistance and inflammation, all of which can negatively affect reproductive health. Additionally, diets high in sugar can disrupt ovulation and sperm quality, making conception more challenging.
Exploring the impact of sugar on fertility involves understanding how diet influences reproductive systems. This article will look into the scientific research surrounding sugar consumption and its effects on fertility. It will also offer insights into how dietary choices can play a significant role in a couple’s journey towards conception. The article highlights the importance of a balanced diet and the potential risks of high sugar intake. It provides valuable guidance for those looking to optimize their fertility and overall health in preparation for pregnancy.
a. Sugar’s Ubiquity in Modern Diets
This topic is gaining traction as modern diets become increasingly laden with sugars. From hidden sugars in processed foods to indulgent desserts, understanding the relationship between sugar consumption and fertility is essential for reproductive health.
b. The Significance of Fertility Health
Fertility health is an important aspect of overall well-being. As couples navigate their journey towards parenthood, recognizing how dietary choices, particularly sugar intake, can influence fertility outcomes becomes a crucial consideration.
2. Unraveling the Sugar-Fertility Connection
a. Insulin Resistance and Hormonal Disruption
Excessive sugar consumption contributes to insulin resistance, impacting hormonal balance. This disruption, particularly in insulin and sex hormones, can compromise reproductive functions. Recognizing the intricate interplay sheds light on the nuanced impact on fertility.
b. Inflammation and Oxidative Stress
Sugar’s pro-inflammatory effects contribute to chronic inflammation and oxidative stress. In the context of fertility, this environment can negatively affect egg and sperm quality, hindering conception. Understanding these physiological mechanisms reveals the multifaceted impact of sugar on fertility.
3. Female Fertility and Sugar Consumption
a. Menstrual Irregularities and Ovulatory Dysfunction
Researchers have linked high sugar intake to menstrual irregularities and ovulatory dysfunction in women. The disruption of these crucial reproductive processes underscores the specific impact of sugar, potentially delaying conception.
b. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Connection
PCOS, characterized by hormonal imbalances and cyst formation in the ovaries, is linked to sugar consumption. Elevated insulin levels due to excessive sugar intake contribute to PCOS, accentuating the impact on female fertility.
4. Male Fertility and Sugar Consumption
a. Sperm Quality and Motility
The quality and motility of sperm are essential factors in male fertility. Excessive sugar intake has been associated with decreased sperm quality and motility, affecting the reproductive capability of men. Recognizing this impact highlights the importance of addressing sugar consumption for optimal male fertility.
b. Erectile Dysfunction and Libido
Sugar’s role in promoting inflammation and vascular dysfunction extends to erectile health. High-sugar diets have been linked to an increased risk of erectile dysfunction, impacting male reproductive health. Understanding this connection emphasizes the holistic impact on male fertility.
5. Impact on Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART)
a. Fertility Treatment Challenges
The impact of sugar on fertility extends to assisted reproductive technologies (ART) like in vitro fertilization (IVF). High sugar consumption has been associated with lower success rates in fertility treatments, emphasizing the need for dietary interventions to optimize ART outcomes.
b. Preconception Nutrition and ART Success
Prioritizing a low-sugar, nutrient-rich diet before undergoing fertility treatments positively influences the success of ART. Recognizing the role of nutrition in fertility treatments offers a proactive approach to enhance outcomes in assisted reproduction.
6. Strategies for Reducing Sugar Intake
a. Mindful Eating and Sugar Awareness
Cultivating mindful eating habits and increasing sugar awareness are fundamental steps in reducing sugar intake. This involves reading labels, identifying hidden sugars, and making informed choices to reduce the impact of sugar on fertility.
b. Embracing a Balanced Diet and Lifestyle
A balanced diet, rich in whole foods and low in added sugars, is essential for fertility health. Coupled with a healthy lifestyle that includes regular physical activity and stress management, this approach addresses the broader factors influencing fertility.
7. Building Fertility-Friendly Lifestyles
a. Holistic Approaches to Fertility Health
Holistic fertility health involves considering both dietary and mental, emotional, and environmental aspects. Acknowledging the broader lifestyle context reinforces the understanding that fertility is influenced by a combination of factors beyond just the impact on fertility.
b. Seeking Professional Guidance and Support
For couples navigating fertility challenges, seeking professional guidance from doctors, nutritionists, and fertility specialists is invaluable. Tailored advice and support can help address specific concerns and create personalized strategies to mitigate the impact of sugar on fertility.
Recognizing the relationship between sugar consumption and fertility is essential for individuals and couples striving to conceive. Understanding the physiological mechanisms and making informed dietary choices are crucial steps. Embracing holistic lifestyle approaches also enables individuals to optimize fertility. This will ultimately increase their chances of successful conception.


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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has summoned Dangote Group officials to Abuja for detailed documents on forex transactions spanning nine years.
EFCC operatives stormed the group’s Lagos headquarters, probing alleged forex allocation abuse under ex-CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele.
During its operation, it was gathered that the anti-graft agency took away some sensitive documents that may be helpful to its current investigation into the truth behind Emefiele’s abuse of power over forex allocation.
However, not satisfied with the content of the documents confiscated, it decided to summon some of the top officials of the company to come along with the documents to its Abuja headquarters on Tuesday, it was reported.
Dangote, presently in the US, plans to return next week to address the issue personally, an official of the company said.
Punch reported that a highly placed EFCC official said senior executives of the company had been mandated to supply the commission with what he called “detailed and unambiguous documents on the demands by the commission.”
It was gathered that the officials would be expected at the agency’s office on Tuesday.
“Yes, they (Dangote officials) asked for time to enable them to get all the necessary documents, which was granted. The idea is not to be seen to be witch-hunting anyone. What the commission wants is to get evidence and details of how government funds were allocated, and that is all,” the EFCC official said.
An official from Dangote Group confirmed they’re gathering all the requested documents for the EFCC, aiming to demonstrate the company’s innocence.
The official said that despite sending documents and staff to EFCC’s Abuja office, they were surprised by the agency’s visit to their Lagos office.
The official who spoke to Punch said, “Yes, we were aware of the ongoing investigation by the EFCC, and our people were at the headquarters in Abuja with some of the requested documents as of the time its operatives invaded our Lagos office in what I will describe as a show-off.
“We are a law-abiding group, but it is difficult to get all the documents covering the tenure of Emefiele at once, but our people are working at night to get all the relevant documents, which will be sent to the anti-graft agency next week.”
Dangote refuted prior forex malpractice allegations, asserting legitimate investment practices.
The raid, lasting hours, saw documents taken from 2014 to June 2023. The commission demanded forex-related forms from 51 firms, investigating Emefiele’s alleged forex irregularities.
Emefiele had last week refuted the allegations in an investigation report as “false and damaging.”
The EFCC probes the alleged preferential forex allocations as potentially violating financial regulations and the CBN Act, implicating Emefiele and other companies.
The Dangote Group, while refuting allegations of forex malpractices and money laundering, denied the money channelled to non-Nigerian subsidiaries.
The raid at their headquarters saw financial documents related to forex allocations seized.
The investigation involves alleged actions by Emefiele involving public funds in foreign accounts without approval, leading to recommendations for fresh charges.
Emefiele denies these accusations. The EFCC is investigating preferential forex allocations made by Emefiele, involving not only Dangote but 51 other companies.


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In keeping with our goal of providing a complete spectrum of care, the Department of Transplantation offers several support groups for Lahey patients and their families.
How a Transplant Support Group Can Help
It is normal to feel apprehensive about attending a transplant support group. Many people feel reluctant about talking in a group setting. Others may feel that they have enough issues of their own and do not want to listen to other people’s problems. Still others have so many appointments with doctors that they do not have time for one more appointment.
While these reasons are all valid, there are also some good reasons to attend transplant support group meetings. A group can provide you with mutual aid. You will be able to meet others with similar thoughts and concerns, and realize you are not alone. In this respect, support groups can help reduce anxiety and depression.
What’s more, patients often learn from each other and exchange important information. Transplant support groups can also help you become familiar with members of the transplant teams. Knowledgeable staff members, who can help provide support and education, facilitate the groups.
Transplant Support Groups Offered at Lahey
All support group meetings are held in the 4 West Conference Room, next to the Transplant/Hepatology Clinic at Lahey Hospital & Medical Center in Burlington, Massachusetts. Groups include:
- Caregiver Group (for caregivers only) – Meetings held on the second Tuesday of each month from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm
- Pre- and Post-Liver Transplant Group – Regular meeting time varies; call social worker Eric Richman for information, 781-744-5335
- Kidney Transplant Support Group – For patients and their loved ones; typically held the third Thursday of the month from 6 pm to 7 pm; please call social worker Merle Kushner to confirm, 781-744-8628
- Hepatitis C and B Group – Meetings held on the first Wednesday of each month from 6 pm to 7:30 pm
For More Information
For more information on liver-related support groups, contact Eric Richman, MSW, LICSW, at 781-744-5335.
For kidney support group information, contact Merle Kushner, MSW, LICSW, at 781-744-8628.


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Camryn Manheim on show biz, reality checks and the importance of keeping close ties to UC Santa Cruz
She was the woman who shouted, “This is for all the fat girls,” during her unforgettable Emmy acceptance speech in 1998. Camryn Manheim—then and now—leads a very full life: There was the time she auditioned for David Kelley and challenged the television producer to a game of cribbage—it won her a role on The Practice. There’s her work for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU); her support of the size acceptance movement; and there’s the blessed job of mother to her 7-year-old son who will go to university, she says, quite emphatically. With her warm and big-hearted personality, it’s no surprise that UC Santa Cruz has invited one of the school’s most famous alumni back for a special event. On Feb. 9, Manheim will be the keynote speaker at the school’s fifth annual Scholarship Benefit Dinner.
This much is guaranteed: Manheim will likely be a gracious, charming, funny, smart speaker. The actress, who, because of the writers’ strike, is currently on hiatus from her television series, Ghost Whisperer, spoke with GT about the importance of education, self-acceptance, her former hometown of Santa Cruz and how Surf City helped her develop into the actor and person she is today.
“The Flying Karamazov Brothers brought me to Santa Cruz,” she says of the well-known juggling/performance art group. “I worked at the renaissance faire in Agoura, Calif., and I fell in love with them. They told me of this town up north—Santa Cruz—and how incredible it was. One weekend I hitchhiked there to Santa Cruz and was dropped off at the Pacific Garden Mall where all my people were hanging out, playing music and dancing. And I thought, this is my home and I’m coming here.”
That was 20 years ago. After moving to Santa Cruz, she took some classes at Cabrillo College and attended UCSC from 1980 to 1983, when she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in theater.
During her years here, she studied with acting teacher Wilma Marcus Chandler, and when Manheim won an Emmy, she thanked Chandler. “I promised her if I ever won that she’d be the first person I’d thank,” Manheim says. “She taught me how to respect the theater, the stage, the sum of all parts that make up a play. … Wilma had these strict demands and it was slightly terrifying and exhilarating. In Santa Cruz, I really developed some lifelong friendships. This group of Merry Pranksters really defined my respect for the theater.” While here, Manheim acted in numerous productions, not only at the university, but also in various venues around town.
From there, she went on to New York University where she obtained her master’s degree and began her pursuit as a professional actress.
“Leaving Santa Cruz and going to New York City was a huge reality check for me,” she says. “Santa Cruz is not reality. Santa Cruz was this paradise for me, these big, warm arms wrapped around me and told me anything was possible and I could do anything. … I changed from a girl who relied on everyone to a young woman who could be relied on. It all happened in Santa Cruz. There’s no place like it on the planet. … When I went to get my master’s, it was the absolute reverse. In my first play at NYU they said we weren’t ready for props. … The whole time that I was struggling to be an actor, I knew what it felt like to feel victorious and I knew I had to get back to that feeling.”
Following her stint at NYU, Manheim put on a one-woman show, and during its run she got a call to audition for über producer David Kelley for a show he was about to kick off called The Practice.
“I hadn’t done much television,” Manheim says. “I did play two lawyers for a minute each on Law and Order and New York Undercover. My demo reel was sent to David Kelley and he didn’t think I was right for the part. But, [it was] insisted I fly myself out. It was hard for me to swallow—so much money to fly out and meet the guy who didn’t want me, and that’s how he conducted the interview.”
While the interview didn’t go so well, the exit did. The ballsy Manheim saw that Kelley had a cribbage board in his office and she challenged him to a game—for the part in the television show. Not long after, she received the script, which had obviously been re-written with her in mind.
From there, as we all know, she went on to star in The Practice for many years, and she won both Emmy and Golden Globe awards. Following The Practice, she’s been seen on both the big screen and little screen: She’s currently in the cast of Ghost Whisperer, and she has a possible upcoming film called Dirty Girl, which, according to imdb.com, has Michael Clarke Duncan also set to star.
“I agreed [to speak locally] because UCSC played such a huge role in my life and my passion,” Manheim says. “I’m happy and honored and thrilled to come up. I think it goes without saying that having schools and educating our youth are the most important focus, I think, of a child’s life. I have my own son, and I want to make sure that there are opportunities for him to go to school and go to a university that might be like-minded in politics and global issues.”
As for what she’ll be speaking about, Manheim says that she will talk about what it’s like to live generously and what it does when you’re able to do that. She’ll also share about her own story.
“I’m never comfortable getting in front of a group and asking for money,” she says. “[But] I’ll tell them what their money has done in the past, and hopefully inspire them to give more.”
Camryn Manheim will be speaking at UCSC’s fifth annual Scholarship Benefit Dinner at 6 p.m. on Feb. 9 in the University Center. For more information, visit ucsc.edu/sbd.


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Currently I am working on a story set in Mexico City. It’s partly based on my own experience there living in an apartment alone for 6 weeks while I worked on a research project. I was 22 at the time. Ironically the subject of the project was emerging feminism in politics in Mexico at the time. Ha! Well, the ironic part was how crazy that time was for me and mostly because I was a single woman, alone in a very large, dangerous city. Feminism seemed a little elusive.
But back to writing. I’ve stopped half way through and I have this problem with a fictionalized version of things. I need to get into the dream mode and look past the gritty reality. Okay, so either way it’s a good story, but letting it be an account of non-fiction would expose too much of me and that is very hard, very hard to do. In fact, I keep wrestling with this. Perhaps if I were a man…maybe then I’d just seem cool.
Anyway, I am stuck. Like I went down an alley way that kept on narrowing and getting dimmer until I found myself facing a brick wall. I am backing out and turning around, re-examining my story. I have stories I think should be told. But why, I ask, do they have to be so personal? Writing is a process either way. You find a way to make it work. You have to always find a way.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Divorce and Family Law
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- What are the most common grounds for divorce?
- What is a no-fault divorce and is Georgia a no-fault state?
- What are the legal requirements to file for a divorce?
- What are the jurisdictional requirements to file for a divorce?
- Do you need a lawyer to obtain a divorce?
- What is an uncontested divorce?
- Can you have a jury trial?
- How long does it take to obtain a divorce?
- Can one spouse sue the other for personal injury or damages?
- Is mediation helpful?
What relief can I get from a divorce court?
- What is alimony and when can I get it?
- What is equitable distribution of property?
- What is a custody determination?
- Who has custody of a child born out of wedlock?
- What is child support, when can I get it, and how is the amount determined?
- Can I modify alimony, child support or custody?
- If there is domestic violence, what can the Court do about it?
- What are the most common grounds for divorce? In Georgia there are thirteen grounds for divorce, but the ground used in the overwhelming majority of cases is the thirteenth ground, styled as a marriage that is "irretrievably broken." Before the 1970's, mental or physical cruelty, adultery, abandonment, or habitual intoxication were often alleged, and in many cases the facts were "embroidered" to make out a case. It was possible for a divorce to be denied, although this did not happen often. With the advent of so-called no-fault divorces, if one spouse or the other wants a divorce he or she will get it.
- What is a no-fault divorce and is Georgia a no-fault state? Georgia is, in the narrow sense, a no-fault state as far as obtaining a divorce. It is decidedly not a no-fault state in the sense that issue of fault is not important. On the contrary, all issues relevant to the divorce, such as family violence, infidelity, lack of financial support, and the like are admissible on all issues, including alimony, equitable division of property, custody, and an award of attorney's fees.
- What are the legal requirements to file for a divorce? You must be a resident of Georgia for more than six months before filing for a divorce. If you live in another State or country, and the spouse lives in Georgia, the spouse living in Georgia must be a bona fide resident for more than six months.
- What are the jurisdictional requirements to file for a divorce? You must file suit for divorce in the superior court of the county in which the defendant resides.
- Do you need a lawyer to obtain a divorce? You do not have to employ a lawyer to file for a divorce. However, if there are minor children, custody issues, or issues involving equitable distribution of property the need for a lawyer increases dramatically. A judge is not in a position to help you or give you legal advice, nor are the clerks. In some counties there are offices to help you with a "pro se" divorce, but they are rare.
- What is an uncontested divorce? An uncontested divorce means that both parties have agreed on all the issues between them and are ready and willing to sign the documents necessary for a judge to enter a decree. If all the required legal documents are signed and properly filed a decree of divorce can be granted 31 days after filing. In many courts an attorney can obtain a divorce without an appearance by the parties before the judge. Other courts require an appearance at least by one party, and sometimes both, when minor children are involved.
- Can you have a jury trial? Georgia is the only State that gives a party in a divorce case the right to a jury trial. This right is used sparingly, as it increases the expense of a trial enormously and often causes delay because a jury trial case must take its place on a judge's jury trial calendar. In many courts, if not all, those calendars are long.
- How long does it take to obtain a divorce? An uncontested divorce takes thirty-one days from the date all the necessary documents are filed. It is more difficult to say how long a contested divorce will take. Much depends upon the trial calendar of the judge assigned to the case. Also, a complex case with lots of document production and depositions will prolong the exercise. If a jury trial is requested it could take as long as two years. If a judge sitting without a jury is requested it can take twelve to eighteen months.
- Can one spouse sue the other for personal injury or damages? A short answer to a complicated question is yes. A spouse can be liable to the other for what the law calls negligence, either intentional or unintentional. Traditional negligence law applies and a spouse may be awarded compensatory or punitive damages. One example is in the case of a spouse infecting the other with a sexually transmitted disease. Georgia and the courts of a number of other states have upheld the right of a spouse to sue the other for personal injury in such circumstances. The details of such a proceeding are too complicated to set forth here. There are some blogs on the subject, including mine.
- Is mediation helpful? Mediation is more than helpful. Also known as Alternative Dispute Resolution, it is a cheaper and infinitely quicker way of resolving a divorce dispute than litigation. Many courts make mediation mandatory before they will hear a case. I now settle more than 90% of my cases through mediation.
What relief can i get from a divorce court?
1) What is alimony and when can I get it? Alimony is also called spousal support or maintenance. It is a court-ordered allowance paid by one former spouse to the other. Alimony can be temporary or permanent. Temporary alimony is typically given to enable a spouse who has a need during the divorce proceedings to receive financial support until the case is resolved. Attorney's fees are a form of temporary alimony. Permanent alimony is for a fixed period of time or lifetime. In Georgia the factors a court will usually consider are as follows:
- The standard of living established during the marriage;
- The age, physical and emotional condition of the parties;
- The financial resources of each party, including marital and non-marital property;
- The contribution of each party to the marriage including, but not limited, to child care, contribution to the education or career building of a party, all sources of income available to either party. More controversially, factors that may be considered are the negative contributions of a party, although strictly speaking alimony is not supposed to be punitive.
Alimony may be granted for the time needed for a party to obtain or finish education or training to find employment.
The length of a marriage is a significant factor. The shorter the marriage, the less likely it is that permanent alimony will be awarded. Additionally, it is true that alimony is not as favored as it once was before the 1970's and the advent of the women's movement for equality in the workplace and elsewhere. Nevertheless, in appropriate cases alimony is awarded, although it is not likely to be permanent unless a party is suffering from a disability that prevents employment or advanced age. Many permanent alimony awards terminate when a spouse will be eligible for retirement benefits or Social Security.
Alimony can be what is known as lump sum or periodic. Lump sum alimony can be paid periodically (monthly) or in a literal lump sum. As such, it is not taxable income or deductible. Periodic alimony is typically paid monthly and subject to some exceptions is deductible to the payor and reportable as income by the payee.
2) What is equitable distribution of property? Equitable division of property is the method by which marital property is divided in Georgia. Some states have what is known as community property. In those states marital property is usually divided equally between the parties. Although that is often the case in Georgia, it is not required by law and one or the other spouse may receive more than half of the marital property. The reasons for the divorce (fault issues) may cause the balance to be weighted in favor of a party. If one party has custody of the children and the other a substantially larger income, those facts may cause a court to give a spouse a larger share of the property. The various facts situations are too numerous to list. Included in equitable division are all assets, including but not limited to retirement plans, stock accounts, real estate, bank accounts of all kinds, automobiles, household goods, clothing and art. Some refer to this facetiously as dividing the pots and pans. Sometimes spouses spend so much time fighting over the property the attorney's fees exceed the value of the property.
3) What is a custody determination? Either by agreement or court order custody of minor children is determined as part of a divorce. In Georgia there is no right to a jury determination of custody. This is an issue solely for a judge. There is legal custody and physical custody. Joint Legal Custody means both parents have equal rights and responsibilities for major decisions concerning the child, including education, health care, religious training, and extracurricular activities. This can be changed by a judge or by agreement dividing those responsibilities. Joint physical custody means that physical custody is shared by both parents in order to assure the child of substantially equal time and contact with both parents. Georgia requires each party to fill out a parenting plan form that sets out the terms of custody and the specific times the child will be with each parent. Child custody is a huge topic and this is not the place for a book. Suffice it to say, the guiding principle in all custody decisions is what is best for the child, i.e., the best interest of the child – not the parent. Using a child or children for advantage in a divorce case is never in the best interest of a child and is decidedly frowned upon by the courts. Assuming both parents are fit, they ought to reach an agreement on custody without asking a judge to do it for them. If there are issues of unfitness, such as alcoholism or abuse of drugs, it may be necessary for judicial intervention.
4) Who has custody of a child born out of wedlock? The mother of a child born in Georgia out of wedlock has sole custody of the child unless the father takes action to legitimate the child by filing such an action in a superior court having jurisdiction of child custody. He can, at the same time, file for whatever kind of custody he feels is in the best interest of the child. Unless and until he receives a decree of legitimation the mother will have sole control over the child.
5) What is Child support, when can I get it, and how is the amount determined? Child support, sometimes confusingly termed alimony for the support of a child, should be a part of every custody determination, whether in a divorce case, a modification action, legitimation action, or even a parental termination proceeding. Child support is determined in accordance with the "Georgia Child Support Guidelines." These are published on-line and available to anyone who can access the internet. To determine the amount of child support, you will need Microsoft Excel and the responses required to fill out the form. As is true in the case of alimony, a jury trial is available to determine child support. You will pardon me for saying that submitting the determination of child support to a jury is right on the edge of demented, although there are litigants and lawyers that cannot resolve the issue in any other way.
6) Can I modify alimony, child support or custody? Yes, you can file an action to modify either child support or alimony. No such action can be filed more often than every two years. The test for an upward or downward modification is whether there is evidence of a substantial change of income or financial status (upward or downward, depending upon the relief requested) since the previous determination of alimony or child support. A petition to modify custody is also permitted without the two year limitation. To modify custody, the test is whether there has been a substantial change in condition that would warrant a modification, either to expand or limit visitation, or to change legal or physical custody. Just a few changes of condition are immoral or unlawful behavior by a parent; parental neglect of a child; a criminal act such as molestation of a child; moving to another location that would limit or impede a parent's time with the child. Assuming there is evidence of a change in condition, the guiding test for a custody decision is what is best for the child.
7) If there is domestic violence, what can the court do about it? There is a procedure for obtaining what is known as a protective order, either temporary or permanent, in every state including Georgia. Jurisdiction is in the superior courts of Georgia, and usually the staffs at the various clerks' offices are very helpful to an applicant. It is best to remember, however, that a protective order is only a piece of paper, and an abused person needs to use every bit of his or her common sense and consult agencies that exist to help with this unfortunately all too common problem. Assuming the abuse is serious, a police report should be made.


Scotland’s dramatic 20-18 win over Ireland in the Rugby World Cup 201 Europe Qualifier in Parma on Sunday has sent them up to ninth position in the World Rugby Women’s Rankings, their best position yet.
In rankings terms, the last-gasp victory, sealed at the death when Sarah Law converted Chloe Rollie’s try, was worth just over one-and-a-half rating points and increased their overall total to 73.48 points, enabling them to swap places with Spain who drop to a record-equalling low of 10th.
While Scotland still have to win the Final Qualification Tournament to make it to New Zealand next year, Italy confirmed their place at RWC 2021 alongside Canada and USA in Pool B as winners of the Europe Qualifier with a 34-10 victory over Spain.
As an added bonus, Italy also reclaimed seventh place from Ireland in the rankings.
Scotland’s men moved up to seventh in the World Rugby Men’s Rankings without actually taking to the field.
Argentina’s 27-8 defeat to Australia in Townsville – their fourth straight loss in this year's Rugby Championship – cost them half a rating point which was enough for them to fall below the Scots.
Meanwhile, New Zealand increased their lead over South Africa at the top of the rankings to 1.56 points after a hard-fought 19-17 win over their nearest rivals in the 100th test between the nations.
The Wallabies stay in third but the gap between themselves and the Springboks is down to 4.12 points
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Some time ago I was reading an article by a parent who was commenting on her surprise that her child was suddenly gaining a myriad of skills – seemingly out of the blue. This was not just happening in one area, but in multiple areas: her previously non-speaking child was using new words and in the correct social context, trying new foods, and also open to new sensory experiences.
What I have noticed over the years with H is that his progress is anything but even – especially if we look at it on a small-scale. There are days when it has definitely felt like the cliché two steps forward – one step back. (However, I suppose there is often truth or reality at the centre of a cliché – and a noticing of a pattern or a tendency – or it wouldn’t be a cliché in the first place.)
It can be difficult to see those steps backward – but what I have learned is that the way to deal with this is to focus on the big picture with my child’s development. Here is the guiding question I try to ask: When considering the big picture (an image of your child’s development over time) is the trajectory of progress positive? If so… the little day-to-day blips, hills, and valleys are likely not of major consequence in terms of development.
When H was first identified as being Autistic, it was reinforced for us by some very wise professionals that this was a life-time journey: that parenting a child with autism/Autistic Child was a marathon and not a sprint – and we have tried to operate accordingly. In retrospect this has been useful advise and we have held it to some extent as a guiding principle. Our child is developing differently than other children – at a different rate that is not necessarily attached or correlated to the number of wax candles on his birthday cake.
There is another element that I have noticed with this, which bears consideration, and that is that my child, and others on the Autism spectrum, find comfort in sameness and predictability. The world can come at H unevenly and his response can seem uneven as well. I can understand his resistance to change and his uneasiness with new and different. Of course we would be doing a disservice to H if we allowed him to settle forever in this zone of comfort – never extending the boundaries. The stretch to new skills and experiences and discoveries – that is how progress is made. However, it is critical to recognize that this resistance serves a functional purpose and to honour the message that is being given.
My child needs time to settle into his intense interests to recharge. He needs time to focus on the things that give him pleasure so that he has the resiliency to tackle the daily aspects of his world that can be difficult for him. He needs to soak and relax in the familiar feel of his Lego, his favourite computer game, or his current intense conversational topic of interest so that he maintains his sense of self and is able to feel that he is honoured by himself and others for just being who he is in the moment.
And then… and bear with me please as I try to weave this together and bring us all full circle… it must again be considered that H and others like him are working doubly hard to make their way. So what I have noticed with H is that sometimes what might appear to be a step back is actually a retreat to the familiar: a metaphorical dipping into the familiar of the Lego bin where the world is predictable, the pieces fit in a pattern and the rules and roles are known. A behaviour, that we thought we had left behind, might recur because it is functioning as a safety net: it is familiar, known, and predictable – even if it may not be preferable, or particularly rewarding, or useful.
Along with all of this resistance to change and a tendency to cling to the familiar, is the developmental consolidation that happens after periods of great growth and development. Sometimes I have noticed that H may seem like his development has come to a halt – or flattened, but that is not the case. When he has gone through a time of rapid and intense development, he levels out as he is developing proficiency with his new skills. I think parents need to hear this – and teachers too.
I have noticed with H (and other children on the Autism spectrum) that development occurs in stages and steps (like it does for all of us). It is a cycle of a creative period of noticeable growth – the attainment or acquisition of skill or knowledge, often followed by a period of consolidation – during which the skills or knowledge is absorbed, practiced, generalized to new situations, and then added to the repertoire of skills… and then made one’s own.
In optimum circumstances there is a progressive forward motion to these cycles… but I have also observed that for my child multiple cycles seem to exist in many different areas across domains and that they may be cycling at different rates. There are areas where my son is much more advanced than his neurotypical or non Autistic peers, and there are areas where he is most definitely lacking the expected sophistication for a child of his age. Regardless, he still needs to follow the developmental steps for the attainment or acquisition of skill or knowledge, and we are learning (still) to be aware of the space, pace, and place of the unique developmental needs of our child.
I think it is impossible to know just how far my child, or any child, will go with his development. We cannot always predict the future by where we are this very moment, but we can have a certain faith in our children and in our interactions with those who are struggling that the possibilities for growth are amazing. For our children who are struggling with social learning, self-regulation, and countless other challenges as they navigate their way through life, it is good for us to be reminded that those steps forward, even when they are halted, tentative, or almost imperceptible – can take our kids a very long way.
30 Days of Autism is a project designed to fight stigma, promote civil rights, and increase understanding and acceptance for those who process and experience the world differently.
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Great post! Most people forget that many kids with developmental “disorders” actually develop faster than normal in some ways too. You do have to look at the big picture with autistic kids, like you said.
I was one of those kids who didn’t speak very much until I was about 2 or 3, and then I spoke with perfect grammar and a fairly high vocabulary. I was actually learning language the whole time. I remember it well. But I didn’t feel comfortable using it until I knew I was already somewhat proficient with it. I used spoken language very little until I felt like I knew what I was doing. I wonder if other autistics are that way with learning, and if maybe that might account for the apparent developmental spurts. Maybe the learning process is steady and gradual and what appears to be a “spurt” happens when the person feels comfortable enough to start using what they have learned. I was that way with a lot of things. I wonder if that is a common way for people on the spectrum to learn new things and develop socially.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful and insightful response. It is interesting that you shared your experience about your own language development. It has me connecting to stories my mom has told me that I didn’t speak much until I was 2 – and then began speaking in full sentences. I also made up my own words and refused to answer to my name – I preferred to make my own names for myself…
I think you are right that sometimes knowledge is being accumulated and confidence and competence is being built before proficiency with a skill may be evident to others. It is an important consideration, as well, when we are contemplating those times when it may appear to others that very little growth is occurring. The period of consolidation can come after the rapid growth – but you bring up an excellent point – for some individuals it may happen before the growth is evident.
I love it when you leave a comment and nudge me in a new direction – or add another layer to my own process! Spectacular!
I love this post! You have put into words things that I have noticed about Daniel through the years. In addition, you have some other great insights! I found that he progressed rapidly when I kept “sameness and predictability.” This is a post I will come back to.
We are moving in the next few weeks and I am feeling anxiety about it and how he will respond, but I am trying to make it as predictable and stable as possible. I don’t mean to, but I do have the lingering thoughts that he could loose some of his abilities because of the massive change.
I am thankful for Aspie Kid’s comment as well. (I am dealing with my own Aspie anxieties that could be making my thoughts fuzzy. :-))
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for your lovely comment. The move is a tricky thing…
I know what you mean about feeling anxious as a parent. It can be so hard sometimes to unravel and determine what is my own anxiety and what is my son’s. There is such an interplay between the two… and I find that I have to be very aware of keeping my anxious feelings controlled or it just layers on to my son’s and makes it more.
For your son, I suspect that with the move there will be a period of retreat into some former habits, behaviours, comforts, interests… and then he will carry on from there. The idea of this post, really, is to make us all a little less concerned about what we might see as a step backward or a leveling off… because if we look at the greater function of these periods… they are often constructive for the development of the child.
Here is a link to a PDF of a visual support about moving that might give you some ideas: http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=6&ved=0CHsQFjAF&url=http%3A%2F%2Flakewoodcityschools.org%2Fuserfiles%2F2139%2FClasses%2F10476%2Fmoving%2520social%2520story%2520one.pdf&ei=6sTNT5rEAeGA2wXQhfy2Dg&usg=AFQjCNFeI3s-2Im24Rk74tggmRMXs2WwAQ&sig2=gta-zms86foBGSH3Afo3og
I also know that kids can be very sensitive to loss… and there is a sense of loss when moving to a new home: a loss of the known and familiar, and a loss of people at times, or of a bedroom, etc. I think it is really important to make sure a child understands that the things you are packing up are not also being lost.
A strategy might be to take photos of your child’s room now – and if you are able, to work to have some help recreating it to some degree in your new home – I think you will assist your child in feeling more comfortable and “at home.” Also, if your child (depending on their age) can spend some time elsewhere doing fun things during the exhausting and somewhat chaotic process of moving day – that may also decrease the stress for all involved.
Let us know how it goes 🙂
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This is a great post and it is all about looking at the bigger picture. Its not until we actually sit and think about all the achievements that we actually realise how far we have come. Its like it all comes together at once and it amazing when it happens. I have found that my childrens development is very much they have a developmental leap than plateau again
Thank you Wendy! 🙂
Thanks for your insight. I too find the same with my son, and I think it absolutely resonates true with the routines and sameness. I have a period of time for him after school where he can watch whatever he likes to unwind from school. It makes him really happy, and whilst he is scripting his favorite lines from different movies, overall I have found his functional language is improving and he seems to be trying to engage in his classroom which is wonderful.
It is so great that you are so sensitive and responsive to your child’s need to regroup and recharge after a long day. At our house we also run the captions under the shows so that the written word is present as well… sneaky parents slipping in the reading at every opportunity!!
Now THAT is a brilliant idea! Using it! Thank you!
This post sounds so similar to what I have found to be true with my son, who has Aspergers and just turned 6. I have read a bit about asynchronous development in gifted children and it sounds so much like what occurs with a lot of children who are on the spectrum. I am not saying all aspie kids are gifted or that all gifted kids are aspies but it’s so interesting that asynchrony exists so obviously with these kids.
Yes… I have seen some similarities as well.
And too… there are lots of things that are true for kids with autism that are true for the development of every child… they just seem sometimes to be more amplified, intense, and heightened for our guys on the spectrum.
Thanks for sharing your experiences! When I first heard “Autism is a marathon, not a sprint” I thought, “Yeah, it’s a marathon, but we gotta sprint the whole way!” and my family has. I think you’ve very nicely captured the steps of progress in your story. Do therapists suggest what parents can do to make the consolidation efforts more potent?
Thank you for your comment Dan. Yes… sometimes I feel what you are talking about. I think what has worked for us is to try to slow things down and pace ourselves so that we have the stamina to continue. It has us examining our priorities very closely – and sometimes opting out or eliminating things that are not all that important. We are becoming masters at “good enough thinking” and being able to let go of perfectionist ideals.
I am uncertain what a therapist would say about periods of consolidation…
For me it is about understanding that my child needs these retreats to the familiar – and time for new skills and concepts to consolidate. I see it as a kind of dance… and in many ways I need to be responsive to the steps of my child as he leads the way… and also to notice when I need to take the lead, or teach a new step…
I had a heart-to-heart with one of my OT students last week, who asked me about his having autism:
Wonderful! So well said! I’m printing this out for me and my husband to remind us!
We have had such a crazy summer. I re-read your post at such a timely moment. I tend to be caught up in the daily details and seeing the bigger picture is difficult for me. You gave me cheer and hope today.
Thank you, Leah.
Aw… thank you for your comment Lori!
It can be hard at times not to focus on minutiae… especially because that is one of the strategies that is of benefit: noticing the wonderous little things about our lives and our journey with our children. We all need a reminder to step back and look at the big picture occasionally. I am glad this post was the right thing at the right time… nice when that happens!
Well today girl you hit the spot. Had a big set back for my youngest. It’s hard sometimes. I truly believe in what you are saying and have been saying the same thing for years. I also make jokes about the marathon. It should be part of the Olympics I sware. Some days I feel like I’ve done a million hurdles. I’ve seen slow steady progress and fast progress then slow again with my eldest son. It has been quite the journey watching him grow and become the boy he is now. We’ve had many steps forward and few steps back. My youngest son is the one who I often have to remind my self. He’s making progress just not the same as everyone else. His journey is a longer but amazing one. The road is more hills and pit falls but it’s got a lot to offer. Dont know if that makes sence since I’ve been lacking sleep for two weeks now lol. I think it’s important for all parents to never give up trying to teach the skills a child needs cause you just never know when today is the day the words come or they hold that pencil. My son had a hard day today but he said words to three people today. One was a stranger and one was a kid. He is so awesome. Celebrate the amazing parts of the journey. Today I celebrate this day. Thanks for the reminder I needed that pick me up. I really did.
This is simply beautiful! Perhaps it was a difficult day for your little fellow and for you – but I love how you find something wonderful there too!
Thank you so much for sharing with us! ((Hugs))
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Love the idea of a metaphorical Lego box . . .
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Autism parenting is a marathon, not a sprint… Excellent post by 30daysofautism!


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Today, Google announced plans to buy Motorola Mobile, or as one of my friends put it in a Facebook post: “In other news, Google moves forward with their plans for total world domination… good for them.” The search giant says:
The acquisition of Motorola Mobility, a dedicated Android partner, will enable Google to supercharge the Android ecosystem and will enhance competition in mobile computing. Motorola Mobility will remain a licensee of Android and Android will remain open. Google will run Motorola Mobility as a separate business.
This move, however, has some anti-monopoly hackles raised. Jamie Court, president and CEO of Consumer Watchdog, issued a statement raising questions about the acquisition. He wrote:
What if Google, the master of the cloud computing universe and the Internet’s information monopolist, were to buy Intel, Apple, or IBM? Would we want the company that controls information outside of our computers all along the Internet to also have control over a principal computer hardware maker and its patents?
Anti-trust regulators looking at Google’s proposed takeover of Motorola might ask themselves the same type of question. Do you want the mobile phone information monopolist (through its Android operating system and apps) to own a principle mobile manufacturer and its patent technology?
It’s hard to imagine that this deal would face any real opposition, especially in the wake of the Comcast-NBC deal…or that any potential customers are even really worried. After all, if you own an Android phone you’re already on board with a Google monopoly, sailing from Marvin Gardens to Boardwalk without much complaint.


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How Much Should You Contribute to Your Retirement?
The Contribution Challenge
Figuring out how much you should contribute to your retirement can be challenging. Because there are so many different plans with a lot of different rules. You have 401(k)s, 403(b)s, Profit Sharing Plans and the list goes on. The question that stays the same is, “how much you need to save for your retirement?”
There are a few things to consider and mistakes to avoid.
The Retirement Plan Auto-Enrollment
Many plans have great features such as auto-enroll and matching contributions. They’re features that help and encourage you to save.
The auto-enroll means that if you do nothing, you will be automatically enrolled in your employer’s plan. This doesn’t actually mean you should do nothing. It’s not going to figure out your retirement for you or how much you need to save.
The Pre-Tax Incentive
The majority of retirement plans are pre-tax and may reduce your overall tax liability in the year you make the contributions. Each dollar that you contribute can have a significant impact on your savings depending on your tax bracket. The more money you make, the more each dollar contributed will help reduce your tax liability.
The Benefit of Retirement Planning
Saving the default contribution amounts can be a bit misleading. You might be thinking if you’re saving the default amount that you should be on track to have a happy and healthy retirement, right? Unfortunately, the 3-4% that saved into your retirement plan at work may not be enough to fund your retirement. After all, the default contribution does not take into consideration your retirement goals.
There is still hope because you’re on the path to retirement, but it may just need a little adjusting. It’s great that employers have an auto-enroll feature in their plans. Otherwise, you may have just forgot to start that plan. It’s also a little scary at the same time because unless your plan has the auto-enroll feature, we may not have started saving in the first place.
Calculating Your Savings in Today’s Dollars
Now, you may be wondering if you’re saving enough, so let’s take a look at some numbers to put things into perspective. Consider a salary of $60,000 per year for 30 years with a contribution of 3% into a 401(k). If that amount is invested at an 8% rate of return, it will result in approximately $225,000. To account for your employer’s 3% matching contributions, we’ll double that to $450,000.
At first, you might be thinking, “that’s pretty good if I had 450,000 I might retire tomorrow.” Not so fast, we’ll have to account for what $450,000 can buy you in 30 years. Putting this into perspective, that would be $183,000 in today’s dollars. If you project your retirement savings to be 80% of your current income, that would be $48,000 annually in retirement. Again, in today’s dollars, that’s only 3.8 years that you have saved for your retirement at the default 3% savings rate.
The Full Retirement Planning Picture
There may be other sources of income such as social security, a pension, inheritance or part time work.
The more you save, the better off you’re going to be in retirement. However, it’s not just about saving more; it’s about making sure you’re saving enough.
You don’t have to shy away from setting a goal just because you’re not sure what you completely want in retirement. It can change as often as you change your mind, just get a goal so you can start figuring out how much is reasonable and necessary to save.

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During sleep our bodies are just as productive as they are during the day. Many essential functions and events occur while we sleep, these functions maintain our body's health and also help us to heal. The following list of things that occur while we sleep will help you to understand how important sleep is to our overall health. Hopefully, it will help you to properly prioritize sleep and realize that good sleep often leads to a good life.
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Everyone knows that going to the gym and eating well leads to bigger muscles. Many people don't understand the role that getting a good sleep plays in muscle development. This article from the National Federation of Professional Trainers explains how important sleep is for muscle growth and overall fitness.
While we sleep the blood supply to our muscles increases. This promotes healing and restoration, especially after you pushed your muscles to the limit in an intense workout. Sleep is when the body recovers from this intense physical activity. Adequate sleep allows for adequate recovery and stronger muscles. Additionally, the human body releases important growth hormones during sleep. These hormones are essential for proper muscle growth.
Staying on the subject of health and fitness, sleeping also plays a role in suppressing appetite. While we sleep our body works to regulate two hormones, ghrelin and leptin, that cause us to feel hungry or full. An imbalance in these hormones can wreak havoc on our system and cause us to eat when we don't really need to. This leads to weight gain, which often goes hand in hand with sleep deprivation. Sleep also affects the body's metabolism, how our bodies use and convert food into usable energy. Sleep is a vital need for our body, just as food and water. When any one of those three things are in deficit our bodies cannot function properly.
Our brains require sleep as much as, or more than, any other part of our body. During sleep our brain regenerates, in a manner of speaking. Research indicates that our brains function much worse when it is deprived of sleep. Sleep deprivation prevents you from understanding concepts and it severely damages the ability to remember information. Renowned Medical Institution Johns Hopkins also suggests that while we sleep the brain cells remove waste products from within. This is very important for proper brain function and allows us to think more clearly. According to their research, this "brain cleaning" is less likely to happen while we are awake.
Your Immune System is In High Gear
The immune system is highly active during sleep. It releases molecules called cytokines which help your body to fight off infections. The immune system also releases pathogen specific antibodies to fight off any foreign bodies within the body. A lack of sleep will prevent some, or all of these, defense mechanisms from being produced. This leaves the body more susceptible to sickness and infection.
Our bodies do amazing things each day. However, they cannot function at a high level without proper sleep. Sleep affects nearly every aspect of life, including fitness, brain function (ability to reason and think logically), as well as immune function. Since sleep is so important to our health, it makes sense to invest in products and technology that can help us to sleep better. A good mattress is well worth its price because it has the potential to improve every area of your life. If you are having trouble sleeping, read over the amazing things that occur during slumber and make whatever changes are necessary to improve your sleep and your life.


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Domestic workers in Jordan formed the country's first-ever worker rights network, one that includes migrant workers from Bangladesh, Indonesia, the Philippines and Sri Lanka. The more than 2.4 million migrant domestic workers in the Arab region often toil 12–20 hour days, six or seven days a week cleaning homes, preparing meals and caring for children and the elderly. Migrant workers in Jordan, like in many countries in the Middle East and elsewhere, cannot form unions to improve their working conditions. Find out more at the Solidarity Center.
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