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Hi, have installed ZCS on a Centos 6.4 KVM VPS (4gb RAM, 6 cores) but getting issues. the mailboxd keeps shutting off after a short few minutes working and the admin gui also stops. Is this a common issue with running in a container or do I need to look elsewhere?
[zimbra@mail root]$ zmcontrol -v
Release 8.0.5_GA_5839.RHEL6_64_20130910123908 RHEL6_64 FOSS edition.
If someone could point me to a log that shows errors i'll paste some info up in the hope of getting help :-)

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Just like the title says, why do resources use up licenses? Does anyone know?
It makes no sense to me as they aren't users, and realistically aren't accounts that are actually being used, they're just used for planning. Before we upgraded to the latest version of Zimbra they never used licenses and now they do. It's a big pain when you want to create resources for various things like projectors or rooms, so that people can see in the calendar if they are being used or could be availible for use, but each seperate resource takes up another license.
If anyone knows why this is, I'd love to know why. I can't think of a good reason and am confused why they would need a license.


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Menopause is an important transition in a woman's life. Use it as a reminder to take good care of yourself. Start by considering these fitness tips for menopause.
Whether you've exercised faithfully for years or you haven't been active, physical activity during and after menopause offers many benefits. For example, regular physical activity can:
Physical activity isn't a proven way to reduce menopausal symptoms, such as hot flashes and sleep disturbances. For some women, however, regular physical activity during and after menopause seems to relieve stress and improve quality of life.
For most healthy women, the Department of Health and Human Services recommends both aerobic activity and strength training. Strive for:
For motivation, set realistic, achievable goals. Rather than vowing to exercise more, for example, commit to a daily 30-minute walk after dinner. Frequently update your goals. Teaming up with someone — such as a partner, friend or neighbor — can make a difference, too.
When you're ready to get started, you have many choices. Consider:
Remember, you don't have to go to the gym to exercise. Many activities, such as dancing, gardening and other yardwork, also can improve your health. Whatever physical activities you choose, take time to warm up and cool down safely.
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East Mississippi Community College is training students in all kinds of careers, Including those at the lignite plant.
EMCC has created classes just to train students for job positions at the plant.
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"Dr. Young was very interested in making sure that our campus was focused on workforce development, particularly because of the big plant that was being built in Kemper County," said Bruce Hanson of EMCC's workforce services. "So we created some welding classes and some construction skills classes."
Students from EMCC helped with form work and the pouring of concrete at the lignite plant.
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DOTHAN, Ala A Dothan woman who pleaded guilty to stealing $8,000 from a Baptist group where she worked is now charged with taking even more.
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Since this is my first post on your forum I would like to take a line or two as to say Hi and thanks for any help anyone can offer. I come from a background of windows servers and have been only working with linux for about 1 year from beginner to where I am now which I think is not bad progress as I migrated 12 Linux servers from P2V using nothing but terminal.
I am now trying to move our company away from hostgator hosting our emails and insted using Zimbra as I prefer it over Exchange in this enviroment. I am however suffering a bit with this task as I cant get my head around some of the concepts.
I need some guidence and would apreceate any help I can get. Ill detail where I am at.
Installed and configured Zimbra on a new CentOS 6.1 Linux VM.
thats it.......
I am now trying to get my head around mx records and A records. I am lost compleatly.
This is what I want to accomplish.
I have a website site at www.sylvester20007.com I need this to remain active along with the FTP sites and all that stuff, at the same time I want the emails that go to @sylvester20007.com to go to my onsite zimbra server.
I have not done anything on my linux CentOS DNS server regarding the config as I cant get my head around what im ment to do with it in the first place or if ment to do anything to it to start with.
I have not changed anything in terms of firewalls yet.
I need to know what I need to change where on my network to get this going.
I'm sorry to have gone on a bit, just needed to make sure I was making some kind of sence.
In advance I apreceate any help anyone can offer to get my brain working in the right direction, I'm quite sharp so I'll pick up what your saying very quickly with little or no effort.
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|Dragon's Wagon Preschool to start 32nd year Sept. 4
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Dragon's Wagon Preschool will kick off its 32nd year Tuesday, Sept. 4 at their Phillips County Event Center location.
Director Marcia Walter said there are a couple of open spaces, and those interested in enrolling their child should call the preschool at 854-2999.
The preschool is state licensed and must adhere to regulations for enrollment which limit teacher-student ratio per daily session. Therefore it must enroll on a first-come, first-served basis.
Children ages 3 through pre-K who are not enrolled in kindergarten are eligible to enroll in the nonprofit, nonsectarian, nonpolitical preschool.
While Walter serves as the director of Dragon's Wagon, Joan Owens is assistant director and aides are Amy Marner and Emma Mackay.
The High Scope curriculum, an approved Colorado Department of Education curriculum, is used at the preschool and is highly regarded by Walter.
There will be two classrooms again this year, with 16 children in each during each session. Walter noted this allows teachers to meet Colorado Preschool Program (CPP) guidelines and serve the needs of the community.
Walter said the curriculum will be consistent for both classrooms in every session.
Preschool classes will be held Monday through Thursday with morning sessions from 9-11:30 a.m. and afternoon sessions from 1-3:30 p.m. Fridays will be staff inservice days.
The Dragon's Wagon program consists of mixed-age groupings, which Walter said can be very beneficial. She cited the following benefits:
—provides a more normalized setting for early socialization and education.
—enhances opportunities for peer modeling and cooperative learning.
—gives parents more freedom with scheduling sessions for their child.
On Tuesday, Aug. 28 at 7 p.m., there will be a mandatory parents' meeting in Heginbotham Hall in the Event Center.
Registration and enrollment forms, tuition payment procedures, parent handbook, daily schedule and the preschool's philosophy, curriculum and policies will be discussed with parents at that time.
Children will be able to visit the preschool during registration day Thursday, Aug. 30. Those who have children with last names starting with A-H will attend registration from 9-10 a.m.; I-P, 10-11 a.m.; Q-Z, 11 a.m.-noon; and those unable to go at their scheduled time should attend from noon-1 p.m.
Dragon's Wagon works closely with Northeast Colorado BOCES to assess children who may have special needs. Assessments are made in areas of speech and language, motor and cognitive development, with speech and occupational therapy provided on site if necessary.
Financial assistance information is available upon request by contacting the preschool at 854-2999.
Members of the Dragon's Wagon advisory board are president Tracy Steggs, vice-president Brooke Dirks, secretary Andrea Schlachter, co-treasurers Kristie Pelle and Misty Hielscher, financial aide and GIFT Kari Sandquist and members Deb Williamson, Rena Schneller and Cecilia Márquez.
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(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars City Council will hold a special meeting slated for Thursday, December 27th. The meeting will take place at the city council chambers and will begin at 12:00 noon. The council will award the bids for the new wastewater treatment facility improvements. The city council is also expected to introduce plans for whitetopping 4th Avenue SE. A public hearing on the matter will be set for the next council meeting on January 8th.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Light snow is expected to hit most of
Iowa and parts of Nebraska as both states recover from a powerful
storm last week.
The National Weather Service says up to 3 inches of snow is
possible in Iowa between Thursday night and Friday morning. The
snow is expected especially along and north of Interstate 80.
Between 2 and 4 inches of snow could hit northeast Nebraska
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A powerful snow storm last week dumped several inches of snow
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(Undated) -- With the New Year's Holiday still yet to arrive, the number of fatal accidents from Iowa roadways is nearly the same as last year. A year ago, there were 360 fatalities reported. As of Wednesday, 357 people have lost their lives on IOwa roads. The trend has been declining. In 2010 there were 390 deaths reported on Iowa roadways, and the year before the number was 371 deaths. Motorcycle fatalities were on the increase in 2012 over the numbers reported from a year ago. There were 56 motorcycle related fatalities in 2012 while in 2011, Iowa had 34 fatalities. Authorities believe the nice weather from this past spring allowed motorcyclists a jump on riding their bikes which may have led to the higher number of motorcycle accident fatalities. The month of May had the highest number of automobile road fatalities with 48, and May and August tied with 12 motorcycle fatalities in 2012.
(Sioux City) -- What were the most popular names given to babies in 2012? Mercy Medical Center of Sioux City says Charlotte and Mason topped the list of most popular names for new babies. Among the list of other most chosen names for newborn boys were Cleb, Maxwell, Noah, and William. Other favorite names for newborn girls were Angel, Isabella, Piper and Sophia. Some of the more unique names for girls were Abrianna, Adilene, Brisa, Lorelei, Raylee and Sincerity. Among the more original names for boys were Kade, Benedict, Cashton, Easton, Layton and Ryder.
(Washington) -- December 31st is the deadline for the pending automatic tax increases and budget cuts unless President Obama and Congress are able to make some type of agreement to avoid the so-called "fiscal cliff". Iowa Republican Senator Chuck Grassley believes that some type of agreement may occur at the last hour, but he says if there isn't any agreement, then Iowans will suffer particularly with medicare.
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The new session will begin in mid-January and Grassley believes some sort of gun control legislation will again be introduced because of the tragic events in Connecticut.
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The Iowa Republican Senator expands on his comments about what bills he anticipates will be in the next legislative session of Congress.
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AMES, Iowa (AP) - A central Iowa woman has been accused of
working alongside her three juvenile children to shoplift from a
clothing store.
The Ames Tribune (http://bit.ly/UtP3VP ) reports Melissa Rose
Sego of Boone has been charged with aggravated theft and
contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Sego was arrested over the weekend at a J.C. Penney after staff
reported she and her three daughters tried to leave the store with
merchandise hidden in purses. Court documents show Sego attempted
to physically force her way past staff.
Police say Sego and her three daughters, all juveniles, acted
together to steal the items. The girls have been charged with
fifth-degree theft and referred to juvenile court.
Sego posted bond after her arrest. She is scheduled to appear in
court on Jan. 7.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (AP) - A Council Bluffs couple with a
limousine business says they want to offer services every year to
homeless people in the area.
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil (http://bit.ly/YhveyX ) reports Jim
Kelley and his wife, Christine, offered party buses to nearly 70
homeless people this month as part of a holiday present. Many of
the participants were children.
Other local businesses provided dinner and dessert before the
buses and a limousine took the participants to a train museum.
Guests were then taken on a city tour to view holiday lights.
The couple says it was their first time organizing the service,
and they plan to make it an annual event.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Federal authorities say the number of
cattle and calves in large Iowa feedlots is unchanged from last
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says the number of cattle and
calves in Iowa feedlots with capacities of 1,000 or more head
totaled about 1.2 million on Dec. 1. That means inventory is
unchanged from the same period last year.
Cattle and calves for slaughter in the United States for
feedlots with capacity of 1,000 or more head totaled 11.3 million
on Dec. 1. That's six percent below inventory from the same period
last year.
Another USDA report shows the number of cattle in Nebraska
feedlots with capacities of 1,000 or more head contained 2.53
million on Dec. 1.
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Release 7.2.0_GA_2669.RHEL5_20120410001957
Any user, any theme.
I am seeing a 5 character limit for To/CC under Zimbra webmail. I am seeing this on any user, using any theme. When you type in an email address (or anything) into TO/CC boxes, the box starts to scroll after 5 characters.
See attached screenshot.
In the to box, I tried to enter "user@do" (email@example.com) but the box starts to scroll at the "d". For CC, same sort of thing.
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Not to be outdone in the blue dress debut department, Jelena Jankovic showcased her new ANTA gear during her opening round match at Roland Garros today. The slidin' Serb cruised past Czech Petra Cetkovska 6-2, 6-3 and will face Slovakian Magdalena Rybarikova in the second round.
I def liked this dress when I previewed it late last week and I have to say it didn't disappoint especially now that we can see the interesting design on back:
This choice is much better than the ANTA dresses she's been wearing of late and I'm excited they gave JJ something special to wear in Paris.
So whose blue dress debut did you like the best: JJ's or Shrieka's?
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009
FASHION FIX: JJ pummels Petra, shines in ANTA blue dress debut
Labels: ANTA, dress, fashion, French Open, Jelena Jankovic, tennis
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I prefer it in the preview. The back reminds me of a child's bathing suit. I still love the color.ReplyDelete
- Federer Drop ShotMay 26, 2009 at 9:08 AM
There is some rumor in online forums that Rafa hurt his knee during practice. It was reported on Roland Garros Radio. Does anyone know about this?ReplyDelete
It is all a rumor at this point.
I was not impressed with play yesterday at all. Too many unforced errors, like Madrid final.
Love the color, and the front. The back looks good in your photo, Rich, but I'm with Sara on the back (as far as what it looks like on television.) Sara, thanks for putting that into words. I knew there was something I didn't like, but couldn't figure out if it was that print or not.ReplyDelete
Maria's dress is Hid.E.Ous.
I really like JJ's dress compared to Shrieka's.ReplyDelete
JJ wins hands down!!!ReplyDelete
The dress is great from the front and acceptable from the back! Would have preferred some better print, but you can't have it all!
definitely JJ's!ReplyDelete
No no, def Sharapova's dress. I know it's a bit of a strange dress, but she can def pull it of. While JJ is still showing those simple and ugly babydresses, just not anything special.ReplyDelete
I like the pattern across her stomach, trying to be kind of Greek in theory or something...but I dislike the pattern on her back. Nice color!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 26, 2009 at 5:47 PM
Masha's dress for sure.ReplyDelete
I don't like JJ's at all. That pattern in the back, to me, looks a little old fashioned, rather than fresh (which i believe is what ANTA intended to do...Zheng's dress is by far better). Then...that blue. Not a fan.
The blue that is used in Masha's dress is actually nice (i'm not too sure about that gauze fabric...seriously Nike, wtf is up with all that gauze!?) It looks quite good when Masha is not moving, but when in motion...it just gets too messy. So yeah, Masha's dress.
The color looked striking on JJ, but the what's up with the pattern design on the back?? I agree, it looks somewhat old...ReplyDelete
So I prefer Shrieka's, she keeps the color simple, with a sense of elegance at the design.
- WesterlyMay 27, 2009 at 9:48 PM
Ugly, thin flimsy material and typically fussy and over-done. Just what I'd expect of JJ and Anta.ReplyDelete
I think Masha's dress looks great on her, but overall I prefer JJ's. Probably purely because normal people could pull it off and I'd look ridiculous in Masha's dress...ReplyDelete


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Normally we'd harp on this for being boring and safe but maybe we're in a charitable mood (or want to repent our evil bitter ways pre-hurricane) but Kelly looks so understated and lovely.
Everyone wore Gucci (see the branding back there?), so all trends come courtesy the last few seasons at Gucci, including but not limited to: mustard, statement ruffles, key holes, sheerness, halters, neck embellishments, etc.
Not sure how we feel about a redhead in mustard. Doesn't this make her look a bit sickly?
While the Russian model/actress looked nice in a tricky shade.
Hate ourselves for loving this moody Fall '12 frock. We can't refuse those feathers (this is why you should never take us seriously).
Normally we'd harp on this for being boring and safe but maybe we're in a charitable mood (or want to repent our evil bitter ways pre-hurricane) but Kelly looks so understated and lovely.
Why is this color bothering us so much? And what do you call it? Lisa Frank Purple?
This is like 50% there but Washington can wear the hell out of coral.
Is this a feather jumpsuit? A wedding feather jumpsuit?
No deal. This is ridiculous.
Speaking of weddings, here's the bridesmaid version of Amber Heard's mini (and Kerry Washington's--they're all wearing Spring '13).
We normally really dislike Huntington-Whiteley's cheesy minis and metallic suits with nothing underneath... but she looks pretty extraordinary in this mint Spring '13 gown.
Gigantic ruffles be damned.
Not a successful spin on the color.
More Gucci ruffles. Kind of swallows her, which is impressive considering this is one the great fashion models of the last 25 years.
Karlie Kloss was actually headed here and got lost.
Boring but babely.
However. About those bangs...
Another dubious bang decision.
Same goes.
They're always so cute together.
Wore Rochas because she plays by Wintour rules only. Beautiful print.
Here is a man in a suit.
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The president of the Pitt County Chapter of the NAACP has written a response to comments made to WITN by District Attorney Clark Everett about the Phillip Lewis murder case. Calvin Henderson's letter is addressed to the editor of the Daily Reflector, Al Clark, though Henderson sent a copy to WITN as well.
Dear Mr. Clark:
The purpose of this letter is to provide clarification for the purpose of our September 17th press conference at the NAACP headquarters. It was disingenuous for Pitt County District Attorney Clark Everett to suggest that the press conference was a free James Richardson rally. James Richardson's mother was there to underscore the fact that our criminal justice system needs to be overhauled in a way so as to promote basic fairness for all involved parties regardless of race, gender, socio-economic class, or otherwise. As was stated at the press conference, Lady Justice is not always colorblind in practice.
Regarding Richardson, I sat inside Superior Court Judge's Russell Duke court during that trial and witnessed that the prosecutor's case was largely based on circumstantial evidence, not direct evidence. Mr. Richardson had already been convicted by the news media and public opinion (largely from white citizens) before his court date. Something is wrong with this picture. Further, our press conference was really about how race, class, and wealth often determine how defendants will be treated in court. Independent court observers, legal scholars, and many criminologists would agree that the players in the court room have mindsets, prejudices, and practices which reflect those from society at large. In other words, those prejudices and discriminatory practices sometimes find their way from outside the court to the inside.
Although critics wish to talk about an emotionally-charged, race-baiting case like the James Richardson matter, the NAACP will move forward and reject the red herring bait. We will maintain our focus on the prize—working towards that day when all of God's children are, as Dr. Martin Luther King would put it, judged by the content of their character rather than by the color of their skin.
For the record, we believe that since Phillip Lewis left a heated altercation at Pirates Cove Apartments and went home to get three high-powered firearms just to return to the scene of the initial altercation regarding Mr. Falcone, he should have been charged with first-degree, premeditated cold-blooded murder. Also, our position is that Phillip Lewis' family's wealth and long-standing community status played in the district attorney's decision to allow for a voluntary manslaughter plea, a gross miscarriage of justice and an insult to the decedent's family. Let's face it. The criminal justice system should not have allowed this. Lewis' lawyers did what they were paid to do. I don't blame the lawyers. I blame the system which needs to be reformed in a way that will provide equitable justice for all citizens involved. Finally, we will challenge and report any local judge (like Superior Court Judge Duke) and district attorney who appear to undermine justice and make decisions based on stereotypes, a defendant's race, class, or financial disposition.
Calvin Henderson
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Pitt County District Attorney Clark Everett returned calls from WITN Monday to respond to our request for reaction to NAACP's claims that the sentence for Phillip Lewis' guilty plea for voluntary manslaughter is unfair and the group's comparison to the murder trial for James Richardson.
"There is absolutely no comparison between the James Richardson case and the Phillip Lewis case. In the Richardson case the defendant fired 6 times into a crowd of people and killed 2 innocent bystanders. It had very little to do with claims of self defense as in the Lewis case," said Everett
On the claim that the punishment was less severe for Lewis because of his family's wealth and status in the community Everett said, "Richardson had 4 lawyers, Lewis had 2 lawyers. It is an insult to the families of the victims in the Richardson case to compare the two."
Everett says from what he saw of the NAACP news conference, "It seemed to be more of a free James Richardson rally than about justice in Pitt County."
The man who pleaded guilty to killing a former ECU student is now in a state prison, three days after he was sentenced. This as the NAACP denounced his prison sentence.
Phillip Lewis turned himself in at the Pitt County Detention Center at 9 a.m. Monday, as instructed by the judge who sentenced him on Thursday for the death of Tommy Falcone.
Lewis appeared at the jail with his father. He was searched by detention officers and taken into custody. Lewis was later transported to the Craven Correctional Institution to be processed into the state prison system.
Lewis remained free on bond for the two years leading up to his trial and was allowed to go home for the weekend before beginning his sentence Monday.
Lewis took a plea bargain and pleaded guilty to the voluntary manslaughter of Falcone in 2010. He was sentenced to a minimum 3 years, 2 months and a maximum of 4 years, 7 months in prison.
Three hours after he turned himself in, the NAACP spoke out about his plea deal. Local NAACP president Calvin Henderson says they are shocked over how the case was handled. "There is no justice in the courtroom," said Henderson. "We feel today that everything that was done inside that courtroom was to benefit Mr. Lewis."
Henderson says because of Lewis' wealth and family status in the community, his punishment was less severe than others who were charged with murder. The NAACP says Lewis was allowed to remain free on bond for two years pending trial, a lesser charge of voluntary manslaughter was accepted, the judge allowed Lewis to delay the start of his sentence until today and he also recommended Lewis be allowed work release.
While the judge recommended work release, a Department of Public Safety spokesman tells WITN that ultimately it's the decision made by the Department of Correction. The spokesman says sometimes it can take years for inmates to meet requirements for work release.
Multiple calls to District Attorney Clark Everett were not returned.
A Greenville man who pleaded guilty to killing a former ECU student is due to report to the Pitt County Sheriff's Office Monday to begin serving his sentence.
On Thursday a judge sentenced Phillip Lewis to serve a minimum 3 years, 2 months and a maximum of 4 years, 7 months in prison.
Lewis pleaded guilty Wednesday morning to voluntary manslaughter in a Pitt County courtroom. He admitted killing Tommy Falcone in August 2010 after two groups of college-age men had an argument.
Judge Wayland Sermons denied a defense request for him to consider extraordinary mitigation, which would have allowed the judge to sentence Lewis to less than the state required minimum.
The sentencing hearing lasted two days. Thursday afternoon Lewis broke down on the witness stand, telling the judge he never intended to shoot or hurt anyone that night.
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A Greenville man who yesterday pleaded guilty to killing a former ECU student broken down on the witness stand this afternoon.
Phillip Lewis told the judge he never intended to shoot or hurt anyone that night.
Lewis pleaded guilty Wednesday morning to voluntary manslaughter in a Pitt County courtroom. He admitted killing Tommy Falcone in August 2010 after two groups of college-age men had an argument.
Lewis cried after being asked how he felt when he found out that Falcone was killed. He said he couldn't explain it. Falcone's mother, also in the courtroom, was visibly upset.
Lewis recounted what happened that August night when Falcone and his friends rode back to Copper Beech Apartments from downtown in his pickup truck.
On the stand, Lewis admitted to snorting Adderall that night, saying it helped to wake him up. Adderall is a prescription drug used to treat ADHD and narcolepsy.
Lewis told the court that after they dropped off Falcone and his friends at Copper Beech, they were leaving the apartment complex when one of Falcone's friends flipped him off.
The defendant said one of his friends got out of the truck and ended up getting in to a fight with Falcone's friend. He says his truck was damaged at that point.
Lewis says he went home and called a friend saying he wanted to go back to Copper Beech to get paperwork on his truck damage or file a police report. He admitted grabbing his guns and told the judge he was scared that if he went back, he wouldn't have any control if another fight broke out.
Lewis testified that he didn't want to shoot or hurt anyone, that he planned to go try to talk with the men and ask them to pay for the damage to his truck.
Back at Copper Beech, Lewis told the judge that he saw a man with a golf club run out from the bushes at him. He says he fired the gun one time, but didn't deliberately point the gun at the person. Lewis said 30 seconds later police arrived.
Lewis, who was released on a half million dollar bond, faces between three and nine years in prison because he has no prior convictions. Lewis' lawyer asked the judge to consider extraordinary mitigation in sentencing, meaning that if allowed the man could be sentenced less than the required minimum.
Prosecutors spent all day Wednesday putting on evidence before the judge sentences the man. This morning Lewis' attorneys began presenting their own evidence.
We have a reporter in the courtroom and will update this story with new developments.
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A man accused of a Greenville murder that happened more than two years ago has pleaded guilty this morning to a lesser charge.
Phillip Lewis was charged with the August 2010 shooting death of Tommy Falcone. The body of the former ECU student was found in a parking lot of Pirates Cove Apartments on East 10th Street. He had been shot in the back.
This morning it was announced before Superior Court Judge Wayland Sermons that Lewis would plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter.
Several rows in the courtroom are full of family members from both sides. Lewis has been free on a half million dollar bond and if he has no prior convictions he could serve between three years and just under nine years in prison.
Prosecutors are now presenting evidence in the sentencing of Lewis, which officials say could take a large part of the day.
The fatal shooting happened after police say two groups of college-aged men got into a dispute on East 10th Street.
So far two friends of the victim testified they had been drinking with Falcone in downtown Greenville before returning to Copper Beech. Another friend came in and said he had been jumped, so they went outside. Falcone took a golf club, according to his friends, while others got cement blocks as they looked for a white pickup truck.
A Greenville police detective later testified that he found Lewis with an assault rifle, and Lewis told the officer he "had to shoot".
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A man accused of a Greenville murder that happened more than two years ago is scheduled to appear before a Superior Court judge tomorrow.
Phillip Lewis is charged with the August 2010 shooting death of Tommy Falcone. The body of the former ECU student was found in a parking lot of Pirates Cove Apartments on East 10th Street. He had been shot in the back.
Lewis' attorney claimed his client had been threatened, his truck damaged by a friend of the victim and was told by police to return to the area before the fatal shooting happened.
Lewis has been free on a half million dollar bond.
Authorities will not say what will happen at the hearing while his trial had been set to begin next Monday.


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1934 Ford Twin-Turbo Big-Block CoupeWritten by Thom Taylor on November 1, 2013 Contributors: Wes Allison Street Evil - Proving Every Car Is Cooler With a License Plate
Let's see: no radiator, no water pump, a tall-deck big-block, and twin 88mm turbos for a grille; come on—there's no way this car can be driven on the street. But, builder Ed Umland swears owner Rich Feicheer drives this 1934 Ford on a regular basis. Seriously? Seriously.
You're right to be skeptical. We've been wrong about Ed and his crazy talk before, like when we featured his twin-turbo 1937 Ford in "Couperageous" (Mar. 2013). Back then, he told us his 1,200hp coupe could run the quarter-mile in the 9s with seamless street sessions. We called B.S. But, he proved us wrong at HOT ROD's first Flog Test, so perhaps we should look into his latest proclamations further.
Despite appearances, Feicheer's '34 Ford coupe does have a radiator—it's tucked into the trunk. As for the lack of a water pump, the FAST XFI fuel-injection system not only controls the 16 injectors, it also manages an electric water pump, adjusts the turbo boost, air shifts the transmission, turns on the radiator fans, and controls the trans brake for those times Feicheer gets the urge to squirt down the quarter-mile. But, Feicheer's not seeking serious times. We mean, he didn't ask Umland to build him a seriously competitive drag coupe. If this car is as docile on the street as Ed claims, it can't be the opposite on the strip. Or can it?
The coupe has been an all-consuming project for Umland, who owns Eddie's Chop Shop (EddiesChopShop.com) in Sacramento, California. It was an old dirt car Feicheer dropped off at Umland's to be transformed into a hot rod he could drag race. But there are always problems transforming a frog into a prince—in this case, problems such as the doors being welded up with no doorjambs left. And that was the good part. The old warrior had been passed around over the years in numerous attempts to revive it, with all of the fixes instead taking it further into Never-Never Land.
Starting with the dual-purpose dream Rich Feicheer had for the car, Ed got him to see things his way before commencing on such an ambitious project. Superchargers are no good in Um-Land. Turbos are the main course for anything approaching a street/strip application, especially when Feicheer's goal was to run in the 9s.
You can't cram all your heart's desires into a single car, but Ed is accommodating. "So once I talked Feicheer into doing the turbo deal, he said, 'I want to run 8s with the car,'" Ed says. "And then he said 7s."
"You can only be good at one thing, and we wanted it to be good at doing two things." — Ed Umland
Don Zimena at Motor Machine in Carmichael, California, put together the 598ci big-block Chevy starting with a Dart tall-deck block and Big Chief heads. A Callies forged crank and rods were used with JE pistons, a Crane cam with 0.768-inch lift, and 291/295 degrees of duration with a 115-degree lobe separation. A bright-red MSD front-mount beltdrive distributor visually announces the torque monster has arrived. A Mallory Firestorm dual-sync cam and crankshaft position sensor is now plugged into the hole the distributor once occupied.
Eddie's Chop Shop fabricated the car's intake, intercoolers, and headers. That Moon tank in front holds ice water to cool the air coming out of the turbos. Eddie's Chop Shop also did all of the turbo plumbing.
Needing a transmission that worked well for both the street and strip, Umland called on Jim Galatioto at ATO Transmission in Rancho Cordova, California, to build a TH400 with billet-steel shafts and aluminum drums. "When you want to go with something nice on the street, yet still be able to handle tremendous torque on the track, the torque converter can be tricky," Ed says. Continental Torque Converters built a 10-inch converter.
The car came with a Winters quick-change rear, which is the weak link in this application, but surprisingly even after multiple 4,400-rpm launches it's still alive. "When it breaks, we'll do something about it, but I like that it lets you change to helical-cut gears for street use; the rearend gets quiet and the car just idles down the road so nice," says Ed.
By using reproduction '34 truck framerails fitted with chrome-moly crossmembers, the chassis and cage are certified to 7.50 seconds. Anything quicker would demand a complete chrome-moly frame. "We chose to keep the stock framerails because we wanted the car to be a hot rod and not a full-blown race car," says Ed.
To package those two 88mm Comp turbos, Ed decided to swap the radiator to the rear, ditch the grille, and fake onlookers into thinking it's either an unfinished car—or a serious race car, which it kind of is. "You need a big radiator to cool that much horsepower, and it just wasn't going to fit in the front, so putting it in the back solved that problem," Ed says. Plus, he doesn't like '34 grilles anyway. What? "I hate that look. The engine is hanging way out there, and then you add the turbos to the front and by the time you add a grille in front of all that, it looks like crap."
Of course, cooling your car from the other end creates a whole encyclopedia of problems. Ed says he gets calls about just this situation. "The problem with most cooling issues is guys place a mechanical fan 6 inches from the radiator," says Ed. "The fan is going to draw air from the path of least resistance, so if the fan is 6 inches from the radiator, it's just going to pull the air that's behind the radiator and not draw anything through it. It's the same premise in the back of the car." There's no ducting on the '34 per se, but the two electric fans are attached to a sheetmetal shroud helping to draw air through the louvers in the Steve's Auto Restoration decklid. The natural airflow around the trunk allows plenty of air to flow across and through the radiator surfaces.
As for the notoriously heat-generating turbos, Ed's not worried. "That's one of the good things about turbos. They only make heat when you're on them making boost, unlike a Roots-type blower which constantly makes heat. On a car like this you don't need boost on the street, so it's just a low compression motor."
Though the body had an ancient chopped top, it needed to be re-chopped. Ed did the honors, as well as rebuilding the door openings and jambs on both sides and rebuilding the tops of both doors. The usual patch panels were needed, and at the rear, Ed cleaned up the panel below the decklid and then created the rolled pan. Once the basic body was sorted out, Ed's team created the dash, door panels, and firewall with his signature quilted sheetmetal work, and then he added the removable modular floor. He wanted to be able to yank the transmission, which can come out without pulling the body or even removing the seats. Ed says, "Rick is running the car hard, so I wanted to be able to work on stuff pretty easily on the track." He also fabbed the cool bomber-style seats.
Another trick on the inside he's especially proud of is the "Lenco-style" door and window opening mechanism. "I didn't want to add heavy door mechanisms, so I built this neat bellcrank assembly with a push/pull lever that closes the windows and opens the doors," Ed says. The door opener and window crank pivot on the same point, and when the door panels are finished, most of the mechanism will be covered.
"If all the tubing used on the '34 were placed end to end, it would reach from California to Maine." — Ed Umland
So is the coupe finished? Yes and no. It sure seems like a real car, even though it's faking it as a half-finished drag hag. Ed says the plan was to paint the car all along, but he likes to sort out complicated projects like this before getting into expensive paint and finish. But everybody likes it the way it is, including Feicheer.
"We ended up with a car that's certified to 7.50, and it's still very streetable," says Ed. The car's best times on the local quarter-mile are 8.3 seconds at 167 mph. "That's with the boost turned down as low as possible, otherwise the car blows the tires off."
Future plans for the car now include Bonneville. It seems Feicheer got the salt bug after Ed and he ran a T roadster at Speed Week. So now they're looking for a class they can slot the coupe into for next year. This racing coupe will likely end up competing in the racing trifecta of dirt, asphalt, and salt before long, if Ed can find the time between projects and if Rick can find time between cruising Sactown in this crusty, fast competition coupe.
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The intake manifold, intercooler, linkage, and turbo plumbing are just some of the handiwork of Ed Umland. Some of the signature looks Ed's builds feature are raw metal with exposed welds, as-cast finishes, and the lack of any chrome.The belt-driven MSD distributor is as much to fool those looking for the traditional distributor placement as for function. Stuffed way down by the frame is the engine oil pump.With no room for traditional shock mounts above the dropped axle, Ed chose to run lay-down shocks running parallel to the split and lightening-holed wishbones. Pivoting levers attached to the framehorns actuate them.The modular floor allows for easy removal of the transmission without removing the seats. The Precision Performance Products air-shift function is controlled by the Fast ECU.Umland is especially proud of his lightweight "Lenco" window crank/door opener. A series of bellcranks, levers, and shafts open and close the doors and windows. As the original doors were gutted and inner skins torched out for racing, Umland made these aluminum skins.


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May 25, 2016
PALM BAY, Florida -- November 3, 2012
In Bill Clinton, President Barack Obama has a surrogate that Republican Mitt Romney cannot match.
The former president is sprinting through battleground states and delivering more speeches than Obama himself. He may carry much of the president's re-election hopes on his 66-year-old shoulders.
Clinton and Obama once had a chilly relationship. But now Clinton is working day and night to pick apart Romney's proposals in the folksy yet detailed style he unleashed at the Democratic convention.
At five events Friday in Florida, Clinton said Obama's ideas are superior for health care, the economy and America's future in the global economy.
He will join Obama for a rally Saturday in Virginia and for an event Sunday morning in Concord, N.H. Clinton then will make four stops on Monday in Pennsylvania.
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Quick King burglarized - again
Published: Thursday, September 5, 2013 at 12:31 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, September 5, 2013 at 12:31 p.m.
OCALA - A day after sheriff's detectives charged a man in the burglaries of three Quick King stores in three days, one of the stores was burglarized again early Thursday.
Deputies responded to an alarm at the store at 13491 SE County Road 484 and saw that the front glass door had been smashed. The corporate manager arrived and said approximately 10 cartons of Newport cigarettes, valued at $600, were missing.
That investigation is ongoing.
On Wednesday, Antonio Lamont Jones, 34, a convicted felon, was charged in burglaries that occurred at 5:10 a.m. Sunday at the Quick King at 16481 S. U.S. 301, Summerfield; at 6:18 a.m. Sunday at Quick King at 3620 SE County Road 484, Belleview; and around 4 a.m. Tuesday at the store at 13491 SE County Road 484.
Jones remained in the jail Thursday on bonds totaling $18,000.
Anyone with information about the burglary on Thursday can call the Sheriff's Office at 732-9111 or Crime Stoppers at 368-STOP, text a tip to 274637 using the keyword 368stop or go to www.ocalacrimestoppers.com.
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text: Instead of making huge changes to their marque product, Ford engineers made a number of smaller changes when they designed the 2012 model. These changes include a 36-gallon fuel tank for all turbocharged four-wheel drive models, instead of last year's 26 gallons. Those buying the higher-priced trim packages such as the Harley, SVT Raptor, and Platinum-in four-wheel drive, get to play with an automatic two-speed transfer case, while most everyone else gets an electronic locking rear-end instead of the old limited slip differential that was standard in prior years. One new feature that many buyers will really like is the fact that they can now tow their four-wheel drive-equipped F-150 without a trailer due to the new neutral tow capability. Those looking at the upper trim options will also have enhanced Sync capabilities to use with their smartphones.


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May 29, 2016
On Day Two of the North American International Auto Show's preview, Fay Li covered Governor Snyders visit to the show, and Alyssa Fenske checked out some new "green" technology from Cadillac.
WILX's Alyssa Fenske checked out the latest offering from Cadillac. "Cadillac unveiled their newest electric car today. They are calling it the ELR. It can get up to 35 miles on energy alone with no emissions harming the environment."
WILX's Fay Li followed Governor Rick Snyder as he toured the auto show: "Governor Snyder visited Ford, Chrysler, GM and talked about how the automotive industry drives the state's economy."
Watch for Fay and Alyssa's reports on WILX News 10, to find out the latest from the North American International Auto Show.
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We have giant-killers in our midst people!
Although I'm not sure how deep these ballers will go in their draws, these three deserve some applause today. So let's give props where props are due:
Frenchie Jeremy Chardy, Latvia's Ernests Gulbis + Spain's Carla Suarez Navarro are responsible for taking the big scalps of headcases David Nalbandian, James Blake + Amelie Mauresmo respectively today at Roland Garros. Bravo!
*Clap, clap, clap*
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Thursday, May 29, 2008
Giant-killers Chardy, Gulbis + Navarro seize the day at Roland Garros
Labels: Carlo Suarez Navarro, Ernests Gulbis, French Open, Jeremy Chardy, tennis
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- AnonymousMay 29, 2008 at 1:41 PM
i saw gulbis play on a side court in indian wells and was impressed by how he hits the ball. plus he reminds me of the karate kid so i have an immediate affection for him.ReplyDelete
Old Ernie kind of snuck up on me this match. I thought he was going to keep his momentum going from the end of last year and would have started to make his move earlier in the year. I had kind of forgotten about him until this point!ReplyDelete
I think Rich definitely makes a good point at calling all three of them headcases!
It was only a matter of time before Amelie folded. I'm not sure I even had her going this far in my Racquet Bracket...ReplyDelete
Gulbis is definitely playing well! He's in a pretty interesting nook of the draw there too.
- AnonymousMay 29, 2008 at 3:57 PM
I'm disappointed in James, sad for Amelie, and still waiting on Nalby to lose the 20 lbs he gained over the winter break.ReplyDelete
I think Ernests is on the cusp of big things! Sad that James is out, though, his draw was pretty soft.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 30, 2008 at 1:04 AM
I agree, Hopefully Ernests can use this to jumpstart his game and move up the rankings like he should be! Plus he's adorable!!!!ReplyDelete
"I think Ernests is on the cusp of big things! Sad that James is out, though, his draw was pretty soft."ReplyDelete
...and his head freakyfrites!
ernests is talented huh? and cute in a geeky kinda way - hot nerd!


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If you wanted to have a semi-play
on the surveillance state, maybe something like Panopticon. A view from the sky, but a good kind! And I think it would be good for any new branding to not be tied to campaigns. Get away from the horse race implication.
RSS/email advertising is a great idea. Make as much as you can of it. As for national politics, I think that's a crowded field. I don't think a jaded edition of the stuff everyone else puts out would be a big value add. The big value would be bringing in lesser-known stories from smaller/independent sources and looking for ways to tie them together. That is a wide open field.


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1) i am not 100% sure this is the proper forum for this question, but i found no "generic questions" forum (or similar).
2) Until today i was just an innocent Zimbra user (HTML client), so i'm not at all familar with Zimbras private parts and may just be overlooking something which is obvious...
My company uses Zimbra and would like to port an internal "Who's In/Out of The Office" calendar based on Zimbras calendar data. i've been poking around the AJAX API (mostly via snooping the request/response JSON via Chrome dev tools) and i've come across what appears to be a big hurdle... (but is more likely an oversight on my part).
The only mechanism i can find to do a login assumes the client is a browser. i've scoured the various text files which informally describe the requests and have not yet found a login request.
If it is indeed not possible to perform a login via the AJAX API then i can kill this project before it starts.


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By Alexia Shurmur
LAS VEGAS (Reuters) – The couple who shot two Las Vegas police officers to death in a weekend ambush before killing a bystander and themselves in a nearby Wal-Mart harbored anti-law enforcement, anti-government ideologies but are believed to have acted alone, authorities said on Monday.
The suspects, identified as Jerad Miller, 31, and his wife, Amanda, 22, expressed support in social media for renegade Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, and the husband claimed to have been present at the standoff between federal agents and militia members at Bundy's ranch in April, police in Las Vegas said.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal, citing city law enforcement sources, said investigators discovered paraphernalia associated with white supremacists, including swastika symbols, but it was not clear where the items was found.
The newspaper's report also said the shooters covered the officers' bodies with something featuring the Revolutionary War-era Gadsden flag. The yellow flag, which contains an image of a coiled snake and the words "Don't tread on me," is associated with the conservative Tea Party political movement.
The armed couple shouted about a "revolution" before opening fire and killing the two uniformed patrol officers, Alyn Beck, 41, and Igor Soldo, 31, who were eating lunch in a CiCi's pizza parlor, police said on Sunday.
One of the two officers managed to return gunfire before the suspects fled to an adjacent Wal-Mart, where they killed a bystander inside the front door, then exchanged gunfire with police who pursued them further into the store, Clark County Sheriff Douglas Gillespie said.
Moments later, Amanda Miller shot her husband to death, then took her own life, Gillespie told reporters on Sunday.
Beck had worked in the police department since August 2001 and was married, with three children. Soldo had been on the force since April 2006 and was married, with a baby.
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Spearfish, S.D. – The Black Hills State University football team will square-off against No. 9 Dickinson State on Saturday, October 16 at 1 p.m. MT in Dickinson, N.D. Black Hills State is receiving votes in the latest NAIA Top 25 Poll.
The Yellow Jackets enter the contest at 5-1 overall and 4-0 in the Dakota Athletic Conference. The Blue Hawks are undefeated on the season with a 6-0 record and a 4-0 conference mark.
The game will be a battle of two of the nation's best defenses. Black Hills State is ranked 16th in total defense allowing only 275 yards per game. The Yellow Jackets are the nation's leader in sack with 25 total and an average of 4.2 sacks per game. Dickinson State has the nation's seventh leading tackler in Joe Whealy. Whealy averages 11.3 tackles per game.
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A few weeks ago, UPS announced that it was pulling its advertising from Fox News because it disagreed with the inflammatory views of talk show host Glenn Beck. For those that missed the flap, Beck called President Obama a racist "with a deep-seeded hatred for white people." At least 33 companies have said they do not want their ads appearing on Beck's show.
In return, it looks like Stardock CEO Brad Wardell has taken the boycott a step further. According to the Angry Bear blog, Wardell has announced on his Facebook page that he is now boycotting UPS because they pulled their ads from Fox. He said Stardock does "a non-trivial amount of shipping with UPS" and if they did not change their position, he was taking Stardock's business to FedEx.
The amount of business that UPS would lose should amount to a minor blip on their bottom line, but Wardell's stand of boycotting the boycotter makes for an interesting debate on supporting products you like, even though the executives may disagree with their political views. The Angry Bear points to his own views of Orson Scott Card and the upcoming Shadow Complex game.
Is this much ado about nothing, or can one voice become a collective roar? How far down the line will boycotts go? Will gamers who agree with UPS now boycott Stardock? Where do you stand?
Update: Wardell emailed GamePolitics with the following:
My Facebook comment was taken considerably out of context. I could care less about Glenn Beck or whether someone advertises on their show or not. But UPS is boycotting the entire channel which annoyed me enough to ask my publishing director to look into whether it was true (it was) and have them look into Fed Ex which provided competitive pricing and make use of them for our uses.


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May 29, 2016
A former high school softball coach has been indicted on eight charges alleging inappropriate contact with students under the age of 18.
The indictment filed February 11 in Lauderdale County Circuit Court charges former Clarkdale High School coach Ricky Roberson with three counts of exploiting a child and five touching a child lustfully.
The charges stem from eight separate incidents that allegedly occurred from June 2003 into June 2012.
Lauderdale County Schools Superintendent Randy Hodges fired Roberson shortly after his arrest Sept. 27, 2012 on one count of statutory rape and two of lustfully touching a minor. He is free on $30,000 bond.
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Marana, AZ (Sports Network) - Matt Kuchar never trailed in the final match
Sunday en route to a 2 & 1 victory over 2012 champion Hunter Mahan at the
World Golf Championship - Accenture Match Play Championship.
Kuchar trailed for just three holes the entire week at The Golf Club at Dove
Mountain. The win was his first WGC title and his fifth PGA Tour victory in
Mahan was trying to join Tiger Woods as the only two repeat winners at this
championship. Mahan was the first champion to reach the following years' final
since 2006 winner Geoff Ogilvy made the 2007 finals.
When Kuchar parred the fourth to go 1-up, that ended Mahan's streak of 169
consecutive holes at this event without trailing in a match.
In the consolation match, Jason Day held off 2010 champion Ian Poulter, 1-up.
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June 1, 2016
Meridian Community College installed new members to its Hall of Fame as part of homecoming week festivities.
MCC alumni Robert Sanford, Jamie Bullock Cater, Nelda Joyce Frank, Joe Charles Sanders and Roscoe Jones, Sr., were applauded for their achievements.
MCC also recognized its Talon Club members, employees who have 30 years of service.
Honorees were Sandra Cross, Associate Degree Nursing Program instructor, and Jean Willis, workforce project manager.
MCC President Dr. Scott Elliott said the event was started 11 years ago as a way of promoting and preserving a sense of tradition at MCC.
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Looney: Based on your 30 years of experience in biopharmaceuticals, do you believe that the ebb and flow of the business cycle is the driver of ultimate success—how much does leadership intervention count?
Hassan: Industries and companies are not fixed objects but living, breathing organisms that must continuously adapt to survive. All industries evolve; the biopharmaceuticals business is no exception. The classical model of the lifecycle of a business runs from the embryonic stage, to the growth spurt, to maturing competition, and then finally to commoditization. Most observers today see our industry at the competition stage. We are not yet a commoditized business, but growth has faded and we are certainly no longer in an embryonic state.In my view, the peak era for growth started to fade after the year 2000, coinciding with the fading of the small molecule therapy platform focused on serving a mass market of patients with chronic diseases. Much of this segment of the business is headed toward outright commoditization. What we fail to realize, however, is the very process of decline opens new corridors of growth. Science is going to succeed once again in providing new and lucrative markets for those companies that recognize opportunity and seize it first. I recall how, in the 1980s, monoclonal antibodies were praised for the science but panned for their commercial potential—too many potential side-effects and too hard to manufacture, it was said. But industry found ways to surmount these hurdles, resulting in a flood of new breakthrough products, from Rituxan and Remicade to Humira and Enbrel. That success has spurred more competition, and a new cycle of growth. Entirely new product segments, like targeted medicines with companion diagnostics, will take the industry in different directions. Shaping and directing change in a way that creates new opportunities depends entirely on the human element—a strong leader, by definition, is never a mere captive of the business cycle.