People at the decision-making level should make better plans for robust and equitable future river-basin management. People on the ground in rural areas will vote with their feet, as they have done in Africa ever since the origin of humans in Africa. Migration will not be controllable; it's driven by needs and desire.

Global warming will not just go away. It will continue for a long time, even if politicians make the decision to be serious about curbing it today. Turning this around will take hundreds of years.

In a world with business as usual, in other areas like East Africa where there will be increased rainfall, different health factors will play a role in increased death rates; in this case an increase in malaria.

Leap continues to move ahead with its efforts to move decision-making closer to the customer, with management in the field playing a larger role in day-to-day business operations. Locating these functions to a more geographically-central location such as Denver will enhance the Company's ability to drive key strategies for growth. Additionally, our corporate headquarters will remain in San Diego, where we will focus on overall operations while leading the long-term development of the business.

I don't want people to make a hasty decision about Jeff's future without at least hearing from the people who were involved first-hand.

Some companies would rather not implement a system until they have their entire records management strategy identified, so they can apply different retention periods to different things, like a message from finance vs. a lunch invitation. Very few companies are prepared to roll out an enterprise-wide message categorization and retention program. Most companies realize that using an archive system doesn't lock them into anything, but it does give them the ability to see what they have.