Mail error in Mountain Lion

Hi guys,
Here's what happened to my mail after i upgraded to ML
Several times already, anyone else experiencing this as well?

Do you have MailHub installed? I have had the exact same symptoms, and I traced the problem to MailHub. Uninstalling and reinstalling MailHub resolved the issue. You can uninstall MailHub from the License tab in the MailHub pane of Mail Preferences, and reinstall by downloading a fresh copy from their web site.
If you want to keep your MailHub filing data while reinstalling, do the following:
1. In the Finder, click on the Go menu and select "Go to Folder..." (or press shift-command-G).
2. Type in "~/Library/Mail/" (without the quotes) and click "Go".
3. Drag the "MailHub" folder to the Desktop.
4. Uninstall and reinstall MailHub as above.
5. Quit Mail if it's running (the installer should have asked you to quit it already).
6. Drag the "MailHub" folder from your Desktop back into "~/Library/Mail/". If the Finder tells you it already exists, select "Replace".
7. Relaunch Mail.
It's happened to me with a couple different versions of MailHub now, so I'm posting it to their support page as an issue. If reinstalling doesn't help, try manually reverting to a previous version as follows:
1. Quit Mail.
2. In the Finder, click on the Go menu and select "Go to Folder..." (or press shift-command-G).
3. Type in "~/Library/Mail/" (without the quotes) and click "Go".
4. Open the "Bundles" folder.
5. Drag "MailHub.mailbundle" to the Desktop.
6. Go back to "~/Library/Mail/" and open the "Bundles-Inactive" folder.
7. Drag "MailHub.mailbundle" from "Bundles-Inactive" to "Bundles".
8. Relaunch Mail and check to see if the symptoms have vanished.
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