gordo

I received a phone call about this topic yesterday. I'm not a fan of message boards mainly for reasons that are clearly illustrated in this topic. In fact, I haven't read any posts in this topic whatsoever and, while it may be dangerous to do so before posting anything about why I left Revolution, I'm willing to take that risk so as to avoid my own post from being polluted by emotional responses by me. Simply put, the post that was read to me was almost 90% baseless. I left Revolution because my time with them was over and I had to return home to begin working with my new group in Indiana. I left about a half day early not only because my time with them was up but there was such poor weather that I wasn't able to do the job I was brought down to do. In fact, there was so much rain that it was flooding in the city that weekend; the field was a swamp! Furthermore, I felt so bad about leaving early that I reimbursed the corps for the cost of the plane ticket back to Chicago. Carlos and I have a fine working relationship and he is a professional in every sense of the word. The posting as I understand it is embarrassing to everyone involved and should, therefore, be ignored. Gordon Couch.