I have had just about enough of My Little Pony. See this opinion piece from the SJ Mercury News (from yesterday) for a well-formed opinion: http://www.mercuryn

I have had just about enough of My Little Pony. See this opinion piece from the SJ Mercury News (from yesterday) for a well-formed opinion: http://www.mercurynews.com/breaking-news/ci_14385237 http://www.mercurynews.com/breaking-news/ci_14385237 But in summation: - Schwartz will depart with $12.8 million in severance - The company will pay his health insurance premiums for two years - Average Sun employees got a maximum of three months of pay - Average Sun employees got a maximum of two months of health insurance, in some cases less. In January, Jonathan wrote to Sun employees: "For those that ultimately won't become a part of Oracle, this will be the first step in a new adventure." Then a few days ago he wrote a cute little haiku to announce his termination from OraSun. The laid off employees' haiku? Mike Cassidy, who wrote this editorial for the Mercury News, says it would go something like this: State unemployment / over 12 percent today / Losing health insurance soon.