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A Loathsome Loophole: How Some LGBT Michiganders Use Discriminatory Law
Affirmations New Executive Director Exploits Anti-LGBT Tactic in Custody Fight
Originally printed 1/12/2016 (Issue 2401 - Between The Lines News)
The Obergefell v. Hodges decision by the U.S. Supreme Court last June (which made same-sex marriage legal across the country) has created a potentially new legal landscape for child custody cases involving same-sex parents in Michigan. Right now, six family law cases currently being processed through the Michigan court system are using a longstanding statute that allows for discrimination against LGBT parents as the basis for their legal argument. Some parents who were denied access to children after a breakup have decided to fight for legal standing (and thus visitation rights) in the aftermath of SCOTUS' decision.
Of the six cases, one in particular is striking and lends itself to a multitude of unanswered questions.
Newly appointed Executive Director of Affirmations Susan Erspamer is being represented by attorney Jim Rasor in an equitable parenthood case filed July 31 of last year. Erspamer and her former partner, Robbin Sawyer (represented in court by Amanda Shelton), pursued motherhood during their 16 year relationship that ended in 2009. Erspamer gave birth to a boy in 2002 and adopted a young girl five years later.
The couple maintained a co-parenting relationship for a few years following the split; however, Sawyer was denied access or visitation to the children in 2012. Rasor is seeking a motion for summary judgment, using the equitable parenthood statute to argue that Sawyer has no legal standing since the couple was not legally married.
BTL requested comment on the case and Erspamer asked that all responses come directly from her lawyer.
"My client is a mother of two school-aged children who is following her lawyer's advice as to best protect those children from an unstable and violent person who last had contact with them in 2012 when she violently attacked my client and her wife in front of the children. Keeping in mind that this person chose to end her relationship with the children in 2009 by finding someone else online and moving out of the house and out of the child's lives," Rasor told BTL.
Shelton refutes the claim of domestic violence noting, "Ms. Erspamer's legal position is to deny the children she raised with Ms. Sawyer the right to have two legal parents - to deny them the love, affection, and support of Ms. Sawyer who raised them since the eldest child was born and the youngest child was adopted.
"Ms. Erspamer is using the allegations of domestic violence, which are demonstrably false, to deflect attention from the true nature of this case. It is critical to note that Ms. Erspamer has kept the children from Ms. Sawyer for nearly four years by hiding behind Michigan's horrible discriminatory laws which, until the Supreme Court's ruling in Obergefell v. Hodge, left Ms. Sawyer without any legal rights to their children. Ms. Erspamer's reliance and exploitation of laws that discriminate against LGBTQ parents not only hurts the children in this family but is damaging to all LGBTQ families in Michigan," said Shelton.
BTL confirmed with Rasor that no police reports or formal complaints exist regarding the domestic violence claim.
BTL reached out to the board president of Affirmations for comment.
"The board has not yet had a chance to discuss this issue. My perspective is, this is a significant and important issue to the LGBT community, but it would be inappropriate for Susan's (Erspamer) employer to get involved with or comment on her personal custody litigation," Affirmations board president Frank Aiello said.
Family law attorney Jennifer LaTosch from Miller Canfield said she was extremely disappointed to learn that Erspamer is a defendant in one of the six cases currently using this historically anti-gay legal tactic to their benefit. Affirmations just went through major staff changes following the sudden resignation of executive director Darrious Hilmon in November, after only six months on the job. LaTosch was hoping that the organization would get a break, but now questions the new executive director's ability to lead while using a longstanding anti-gay tactic that has historically inflicted harm on many non-biological LGBT parents.
"I think it's exceptionally disappointing and could be astronomically devastating to our community. We are already fractured right now as a state despite the huge win in June. For any member of our community to use an anti-gay law to harm another individual in our community and potentially harm our entire community is completely irresponsible and, in my opinion, morally reprehensible," LaTosch said. "That's for any member of the community. But if you put yourself out there as a leader, whether it be in the political realm or the social realm or in the legal realm, it is even more impactful and devastating."
For decades lawyers have used marriage as a weapon against LGBT people in court. In this particular case, Rasor told BTL that if Sawyer and Erspamer were a committed couple, they would have pursued marriage, perhaps in another state or country. But post-Obergefell, does that position hold up?
"It's devastating to see in family law. Yes, family law attorneys are advocates for their clients, but I don't think being a good advocate in family law means that you win everything," LaTosch added. "It means that you've provided assistance for your client to get through this process and know their rights have been met, and they can still be a family at the end of it. It's much better for a kid for both their parents to be sitting next to each other at graduation than to be sitting at opposite sides of the auditorium. I think that is part of our job as a family law attorney. To help these families work through this transition."
Judge Karen McDonald of the Oakland Circuit Court is to hear arguments for and against Sawyer v. Erspamer (case No. 15-833465-DC) on Jan. 13.
Unique to Michigan
The concept of equitable parenthood, or "de facto" parenthood, was first introduced in the 1987 case of Atkinson v. Atkinson and was later revisited in 1999 in the case of Van v. Zahorik. Both cases involved a heterosexual couple where the male party was not the father of the child but was seeking custody or visitation rights after a breakup.
In Atkinson, the soon to be ex-husband was granted equitable parenthood due to having a lengthy relationship with the child that was recognized by the mother. In the Van case (10 years later), Michigan Supreme Court Justice Clifford Taylor, writing for the majority, held that the doctrine of equitable parenthood was rooted in marriage - therefore denying any LGBT co-parents legal standing to fight for visitation rights to the children they helped raise.
The precedent set by the state Supreme Court in the Van case determined that equitable parenthood was limited to the context of a legal marriage - a precedent unique to Michigan. Michigan is the only state in which marital status is the determining factor in whether a person has parental rights. LGBT couples were legally barred from getting married until six month ago and did not qualify for equitable parenthood legal standing in state family law cases. Michigan law also states that marriage is a requirement for a couple to second-parent adopt or co-adopt a child. The non-biological parent, with no legal standing, could therefore be denied contact with their children. Any petition to the courts for parenting time was considered frivolous.
However, the SCOTUS decision in Obergefell v. Hodges last June may include some language that could lead to a change in Michigan's law.
Justice Anthony Kennedy, who wrote the majority opinion, showed he understood the importance of marriage for the children saying, "Without the recognition, stability and predictability marriage offers, children suffer the stigma of knowing their families are somehow lesser. They also suffer the significant material costs of being raised by unmarried parents, relegated to a more difficult and uncertain family life. The marriage laws at issue thus harm and humiliate the children of same-sex couples."
ACLU Files Amicus Brief
"The ACLU feels very strongly about this. If Obergefell is to have any meaning, it's that LGBT families are to be treated on equal footing as opposite sex families and you cannot double penalize some people because they weren't afforded the protections from marriage," ACLU of Michigan LGBT Special Projects Attorney Jay Kaplan told BTL.
The ACLU of Michigan has filed a 154-page amicus brief in support of the non-biological mother, Robbin Sawyer.
"And unfortunately all of this is collateral damage as a result of years of laws and policies denying the existence of LGBT relationships and their families, including parent-child relationships," he continued. "But what we always come back to is the harm that's being done to the kids. Why should kids of gay parents not be afforded the protections that equitable parenthood provides in terms of stability?"
"The Supreme Court justices in Obergefell really focused on the social stigma of not allowing and not recognizing these families to get married and the psychological harm it would cause the children not having their family be recognized," said LaTosch.
Since the Van decision, the ACLU of Michigan and many other legal teams across the state have represented same-sex couples in family law court over this very matter. Kaplan, who has seen the direct harm this type of law can have on children, has watched LGBT lawyers even use the "de-facto" parenthood precedent to get cases thrown out of court.
"What is so disheartening is that members of our community have in the past used the fact that you can't get married to justify taking away the kids and basically saying to the courts that our relationships don't count - they're lesser, they're not entitled to protection including parent-child relationships. And it's equally disconcerting now that we have these landmark decisions with Obergefell and Windsor that talk about the harm that comes to children when you deny the parents the right to get married and you deny the protections and the stability," Kaplan said.
"Lawyers representing members of the community will use the bad law and in many cases not deny that there was a parent-child relationship, but they will use the Van precedent to win their case anyway," said Kaplan.See the full amicus brief here.
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Who said your workspace needs to be boring? Whether working in a cube farm, an office with a view, or one out of your home, here are a dozen wonderful ways bloggers have brought a little color into their workspace with patterned tape. From washi, magic, duct, masking, and shipping tape, here are some ways to use washi tape to inject pops of color into your workspace to make it more fun.
Winning ways to washi tape up your workspace 1 of 13
Give your keyboard a fresh and funky look 2 of 13
If you want a subtle pop of color on your laptop or desktop, Emily Vanek at Colorado Moms suggests updating your keyboard with a "fresh and funky look" by adding a strip of Washi to the spacebar. Sure, you could do your entire keyboard but this blogger says that while it looks amazing, it "takes aton of time and a precise hand with that exacto knife."
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Claim your chargers and cords 3 of 13
When everyone leaves a meeting (or blog conference session) and reaches for chargers and plugs, washi tape helps you know which ones are yours. Bright Bold & Beautiful's Laura Trevey says to "just wrap your favorite washi tape around the charger, and no one will mistake yours for theirs anymore."
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Detangle those cords 4 of 13
"The other day, I pulled out an old cell phone, and went in search of the charging cord for it, and my frustration hit a high note. I encountered a full grocery bag full of 25-30 cords, all tangled together, and most we didn't even know what they went to or why we had it," writes Vanessa Barker on Our Thrifty Ideas. This mess inspired her to organize her cords with these washi wrapped toilet paper rolls so be sure to stop by her site and thank her for your well organized office drawers with neatly arranged cords!
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Prevent digital eye strain with a washi clock 5 of 13
We know we're supposed to look away from the screen to give our eyes a rest and perhaps time goes faster when you have a washi clock to look at in your cube or home office. Jen of Tatertots & Jello gives you a step-by-step how-to that will make you the envy of your workplace.
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Transform ordinary office supplies into the extraordinary 6 of 13
Jenny Ingram from Jenny on the Spot "first fell in love with decorative tape (washi tape, specifically) many months ago. I began by incorporating the tape into my daily journal, and now I am putting tape stinking EVERYWHERE." Her love of patterned tape transforms regular office supplies into the extraordinary and if you're looking to dress up your snail mail correspondence or paperclips, Jenny can help!
Photo courtesy of Jenny Ingram
Meetings become more fun when writing notes in washi�ed notebooks 7 of 13
Lia Griffith inspires us to close our laptops and put away our tablets in favor of grabbing a pencil and notebook thanks to her how-to washi tape your pencils and notebooks DIY post. Untrained Housewife, Angela England, likes to use patterned tape for personalized composition books.
Photos courtesy of Angela England (left) and Lia Griffith (right)
Dress up your file cabinets 8 of 13
Electronic files and file cabinet drawer fronts can be so ho-hum. Other than magnets, what can you really do to spice them up? Smarty Pants Mama, Caroline Murphy, affixed vertical strips of patterned duct tape to her plain white drawers to liven them up with dots of color. Her advice? "Be sure to wipe the area you'll be taping with rubbing alcohol before you tape. This will clean off any dust or residue that could prevent the tape from properly adhering." Also note that duct tape has more permanence than removable washi tape.
Photo courtesy of Caroline Murphy
Flair for drawers 9 of 13
After watching her daughter washi her room, Elena Sonnino got the idea to add some flair to her "own office space with a bit of Scotch Expressions tape." Like Caroline, she decorated a set of drawers but used horizontal lines of tape rather than vertical and chronicles other tape projects on her Live Do Grow site. Elena said, "It may not be much, but at least a little corner of my office has some new flair."
Photos courtesy of Elena Sonnino
Breathe new life into an old desk 10 of 13
Nothing personalizes your workspace more than transforming your desk top with tape! Solid and patterned duct tape made a bold statement on my thrift store desk in my home office. Those looking for a less permanent pop of color can decorate the edge or part of their desk with 3M Magic or Washi tape which removes easily with no residue. My DIY post with how-to tips can be found at Tech Savvy Mama.
Photos courtesy of Leticia Barr
Frame it! 11 of 13
Digital photo frames are so 3 years ago and no one really likes to view your photos on the screen of your tiny smartphone. Display photos proudly the old fashioned way like Alexis Prieto (aka The Exhausted Mom) does- with "color and pattern." She likes using budget friendly wooden frames and covering them with tape that comes in three packs of coordinating colors so she doesn't have to "overthink what I wanted to use."
Photos courtesy of Alexis Prieto
Ditch the eCards in favor of snail mail 12 of 13
There's nothing celebratory about a happy birthday email or a Facebook wall post. Get your craft on with some patterned tape and some blank cards to wish friends and colleagues a happy birthday like Lisa Frame. Her card creations featured on A Daily Pinch use a combination of washi, masking, and duct tape.
Photos courtesy of Lisa Frame
Nature is better in person than as a desktop pattern 13 of 13
The flowers on your desktop pattern may brighten your mood but a few real flowers in a washi'ed vase is even better. Hillary Chybinski uses a simple Dollar Store vase and wahi to add some stripes of color. Don't have a lot of room on your desk? She suggests votive candle holders which are perfectly sized for a single bloom.
Photos courtesy of Hillary Chybinski
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What happened between the store and home? She looks like she put on 75 pounds.[Or more].
I said it before. Stores have trick mirrors. Like funhouse mirrors that distort the image, but the ones in stores are mure subtle, just thinning you a little so you don't really realize it.
Maybe she was bloated at home.
That is why I prefer to shop by myself and not on insane sale days like Black Friday. I would prefer to have time to look at and think about my purchases, rather than have somebody shove something else at me.
Depends on store policy. My mom worked retail from the mid 70s until the early 2000s. Most places she worked would accept returns with receipts, especially if they weren't stained or torn or obviously worn for a long time. Things do tear at first wearing or don't quite match what you thought they would. Some customers took advantage and wore things for months and then returned them. She'd come home angry at them sometimes (even though she wasn't on commission). But, the store policy was to ask no questions and give refunds/store credit.
I agree….what happened…Turkey dinner weight!!
Hi Cathyites!! Yup, she sure packed on the pounds on that ride home!
really??? wow if so then no thanks hahha
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It's not easy to always be on point in Hollywood. Virtually anybody can look their best on a red carpet — if they want to — but these women here have managed to keep their manes perfectly coiffed whether they're going to an event, chilling on the beach, or picking up groceries up the block. They know the hairstyles that work for them and whenever they switch up their styles it's a win. Here are the celebrity women who we've never seen have a bad hair day.


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Swedes are Europe's third best baby-makers
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Sweden's fertility rate landed at 1.88 in 2014, according to the latest figures released by the EU's number crunching agency Eurostat.
The report put France's birth rate of 2.01 in the top of the league table, ahead of Ireland's 1.94. The UK was fourth in Europe with a fertility rate of 1.81.
"The good result for France, but also for Europe's northwestern countries in general, is explained by more generous family and social policies than found in southern and eastern European countries," Parisian demographics researcher Gilles Pison told the AFP news agency.
"These countries were hit hard by the economic crisis and there lacked incentives to build families," the researcher of Tuesday's report said.
In real figures, 114,907 babies were born in Sweden in 2014, compared to 91,466 in 2001 – a 25.6 percent increase.
However, if you take a closer look at more recent figures for Sweden, the fertility rate has slowly declined since 2010 when 1.98 babies were born per woman, according to Eurostat.
The country also stood out in the report for its first-time mothers giving birth at a high mean age, compared to the rest of the continent. Women in Sweden were on average 29.2 years old when they gave birth to their first child, compared to the EU average of 28.8 years, but behind Italy's 30.7 years.
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Swedes enjoy some of the most generous family policies in Europe, with 16 months' parental leave to share between mums and dads and low-cost childcare. From April single women will be allowed to apply for state-funded IVF fertility treatment.
Across the EU, over 5.1 million babies were born in 2014. The total EU population that year stood at 506,944,075 according to Eurostat.
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We describe the design, construction, and performance of three generations of superconducting Ioffe magnetic traps. The first two are low current traps, built from four racetrack shaped quadrupolecoils and two solenoid assemblies. Coils are wet wound with multifilament NbTi superconducting wires embedded in epoxy matrices. The magnet bore diameters are 51 and with identical trap depths of at their operating currents and at . A third trap uses a high current accelerator-type quadrupolemagnet and two low current solenoids. This trap has a bore diameter of and tested trap depth of . Both low current traps show signs of excessive training. The high current hybrid trap, on the other hand, exhibits good training behavior and is amenable to quench protection.
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Located within a 5-minute walk of University of Rouen, Novotel Suites Rouen Normandie is within a 15-minute stroll of Kindarena. This 80-room, 4-star hotel has conveniences like free in-room WiFi, a fitness center, and a 24-hour business center. It's in central Rouen and also close to Jeanne d'Arc Church and Place du Vieux-Marche.
Buffet breakfast is offered for a fee each morning from 6 AM to 11 AM. At the end of the day, unwind with a drink at the bar/lounge.
Novotel Suites Rouen Normandie's 80 soundproofed rooms provide microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. Guests can expect 70-cm flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Other amenities include free newspapers, free local calls, and free bottled water.
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Guests of Novotel Suites Rouen Normandie enjoy a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and a 24-hour business center. Self parking is available for EUR 10 per day. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a computer station, a library, and express check-in.
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in rooms and public areas
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A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This 4-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This business-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, a library, and a terrace. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Novotel Suites Rouen Normandie has designated areas for smoking.
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All John Boehner needs to do to take control of the dialogue about the fiscal cliff is present a bill in the House that delays implementation of the tax rate hikes and spending cuts by 90 days. That's it. No other goodies. No tricks. No gimmicks. A simple extension of the deadline. Maintain the status quo. He could make the argument that this is just too important to ram through in a lame duck session and under the current time constraints. Sure, he'd take some heat for "kicking the can down the road," but he could take the moral high ground by arguing that it's in the best interest of taxpayers to give this issue the time it deserves. It's in their best interests to not make just any deal, but to have an open and constructive debate about taxes, spending, etc. He could point out the fallacy of the President's position about tax receipts (let's stop using the left's choice of words - it's not revenue) and the National debt. He could display leadership (maybe that's too much to expect). He could also point out that the President wants to raise taxes, the House doesn't. The President argues he has a mandate from the election, well so does the House.
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Fresh, sweet corn sauteed with Mexican spices and then tossed with lime was an excellent idea. I used just enough chile to provide flavor without any heat. If you want some heat, simply increase the amount of chile powder. I was excited to get my hands on a few more ears of truly sweet corn this past weekend. There is a farm near our cabin where they actually have an annual festival to celebrate the arrival of the corn each year. We didn't attend the festival; but luckily for us, the grocery stores in the area stock the corn for as long as it lasts.
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1 tablespoon butter
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1/4 teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper
1/8 teaspoon cumin
1/8 teaspoon smoked paprika
1/8 teaspoon chile powder, I used NM red chile, adjust to taste
2 teaspoons fresh lime juice
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Heat a large skillet over medium high heat and melt a tablespoon of butter in the pan. (You can skip the butter if you are using the pan after cooking bacon.) Add the corn, salt, pepper, cumin, paprika and chile powder to the hot skillet and toss to coat. Saute for 2-3 minutes until warm and still crisp. Drizzle with lime juice and toss again. Serve hot, topped with the crisp bacon. Enjoy!
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Not the biggest fan of corn, but you make it look DELICIOUS. Probably the bacon, it's my addiction. :)ReplyDelete
What a delicious summer corn. Thank you for sharing. A lovely way to begin my Sunday. I hope you had a fabulous weekend...and I wish you an even better week!ReplyDelete
That sounds so good. Would love to have this along with tacos or fajitas as a topping.ReplyDelete
Such a gorgeous, bright, summery salad. It sounds fantastic. And I can never get even Mexican/Southwestern recipes!ReplyDelete
Lovely, lovely flavors - bacon, corn and lime with a touch of cumin sounds like heaven to me!ReplyDelete
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This looks super delicious! Totally in love. :)ReplyDelete
Those flavors sound just amazing together :)ReplyDelete
- UUpshawOctober 1, 2013 at 7:09 PM
fresh corn, kissed with bacon drippings,,(NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT)ReplyDelete
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there are two classes in the US: the ruling class, who won't be charged for clear violations because they might be able to get off, and the rest of us.
While I agree with you in principal, the rush to judgment about this issue leaves behind a simple fact. There are lots of crimes with no punishments. This is one of them.
The one thing that annoys me the most is how they will hang this on the evil Clinton/Democrats. A sufficiently senior Republican get the same benefits. But, that's not going to be the conversation. We're stuck pointing fingers and name calling.
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Lots of java in the banking finance world. I wonder how much of it runs on the EE platform.
And Wayland has the same feature... No, bug... No, feature!! IT'S INSECURE AAAAAHHHHH!
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What happens when I open it with WINE?
Apparently someone from Microsoft's PR firm posted this "story." Yahoo owns Tumblr.
Remember this?
Remember what happened next? New Board of Directors
Who, just so happened made decisions where Microsoft was the winner. So, they went from a "meh" search company busy doing other stuff to "blech" re-wrapped Microsoft tech.
I think they are left with some kind of content generation things that are making money. Maybe fantasy sports or something? Microsoft is still hungry for Yahoo for some bizarre reason. More great decision making at Microsoft.
You guys with the Clinton hate, or Democratic evilness, or whatever aren't facing facts. A former first lady who plays the game as good as the rest is never getting touched. Not even Petraus 2.0.
If that's not enough, then you guys get your panties in a twist about open ports and OMG THE RUSSIANS ATTACKED AN OPEN PORT!!!! Do any of you operate a server without checking logs?
Seriously. The people that matter respect her. Nothing is going to happen. Move on.
This is a common tactic used to keep the H1B-type labor programs going in Congress. You get a bonus with H1B labor programs keeping domestic labor costs down and therefore depressing the number of entrants in the field.
You are compliance chum for their H1b hire. They need to go through the motions of looking for an American and somehow never find anyone.
Tons of published tech jobs are h1b compliance chum.
What people don't realize is how systemd is a big battlefield. This is a program that wasn't placed into userspace as close to the kernel as possible just because it was better than init, sysv, GRUB, and the many utilities that it replaces... but was dropped into place for pure political reasons.
Yeah, I really don't know if that's right or wrong or what. I know I don't like it either. For me, multiple features of the UNIX design ideas that has made Linux successful are being openly violated, practically with contempt. Per the wikipedia page on the UNIX philosophy: the power of a system comes more from the relationships among programs than from the programs themselves.
Systemd directly harms the server admins like me. I don't understand the urgent need to have the init system minding other daemon's business. It's not that there's no precedence for it, but, init doesn't need to check time, be involved in my bluetooth stack, xorg stack, etc. other than starting it, polling it, and stopping it.
I should have closed the tab when it opened on an infoworld story.
Services to support Free software has proven to be a viable business model. IMO, that's a huge win. But, VCs aren't going to get too many IPOs out of that and infoworld probably has some newer advertisers thanks to Free software, but nothing like a Google or Microsoft.
The only threats on the horizon are continued support of increasingly draconian intellectual property laws. They impact everything, not just for software. Two examples: economic growth is constrained and the expansionn of basic human knowledge is restricted. It's returning to a feudal society structure. THAT, in my opinion, is the actual threat.
The old gray beards today might say the same with IBM or Digital but once market forces correct a monopoly the company either whithers or adapts.
Did you sleep through the monopoly classes in Econ 101? There's no market force that corrects a monopoly. Microsoft still has a monopoly.
Under a free market people play nice or loose out.
Did you attend any Econ classes at all? That's not how markets works.
4. MS more liberal with pricing for non corporations. Google VS Community edition. It is pro and free!
Ugh. First hit is free. Site licensing has gone up radically. The kickbacks make it so.
5. MS is opening sourcing
Uhhh, yeah... What's the plan here? Where's DotNet going? Abandonware...
6. Azure supports non win32 operating systems.
And? What's the strategy here? Follow Amazon? Uhh. Yeah...
7. MS is putting more effort in security and stabilizing and fixing bugs now that competition exists.
And? Fixing bugs is something for which we should be thankful? What's the transparency on that?
Browsers are competitive. Mobile operating systems competitive. Development environments are competitive. Clouds and virtual services for legacy win32 apps scare the crap out of them so soon if mega corps want to leave they can.
You mean all those free browsers are charging because there's a viable market? Microsoft is irrelevant in mobile.
Does Microsoft pay you much for this nonsense?
I'm not sure if I'm understanding your question, but it seems to me he'd be interested in stories and story telling.
The key here is to help him explore what stories are powerful to the human mind. As a parent, Jung is your go-to guy for the reasons why stories have been retold for generations and should give you plenty of structure and direction for good material for your son to work with.
More simply, there are child friendly versions of Shakespeare, the stories told in Operas, and be careful getting a semi-authentic Brothers Grimm book. The original stories are a little graphic in places, but more powerful. There are also board games about story telling.
Hopefully, I haven't gone too far in the wrong direction. It just seems to me, good games always had good stories as structure.
The last time I looked, the flip side to a regulated utility was a deregulated utility. Deregulated utilities end up as monopolies.
The other last time I looked, business interests of all kinds turn to governments to maintain their profits, and raise barriers to competition. And spare me the "The problem is bad regulation." That's not the problem.
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