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	Name:	waterph -
	Subject:	Water Level Changes
	Date:	9/28/2009 9:27:31 PM

Ivan

As I said earlier, your post amaze me. I'm referring to you comment "Hey PH, are you going to foot the bill for this frivolous lawsuit? Or are you just hoping that the idiots that fell for SLISA the first time, will foot the bill? Lawsuits like these, are the reasons health care cost in the USA have escalated out of control... Liberals like you contributing towards the feeding frenzy..."

Was this a frivolous lawsuit by Atlanta? Have you ever been threatened with the loss of your drinking water supply? Obviously, you have not. Neither is your logic as to what constitutes a frivolous lawsuit.

Using the term "idiot" as you did does not testify to credibility on your part. You need to learn to be sweet and kind. Your blood pressure has to be going out the top.

Believe me. My family understands frivolous lawsuits associated with health care. Malpractice insurance is not cheap. The threat is always present from a patient against the Dr. for some frivolous incident. Lawyers are waiting on the sidelines ready to pounce.

I am not a liberal looking for someone to sue as you propose. On the contrary. I consider this to be corporate water level malpractice because a company has repeatedly refused to retrofit a plant to address cooling issues. APC finally admitted that Gorgas could not run without Smith Lake's cool waters during the hot summer months.

This was what SLISA was about, not developers trying to get rich. And, by the way - I am not a developer. I'm just a simple country boy who scrapped up a few dollars and was able to buy property and build a simple house to enjoy the summers on Smith Lake with my children grandchildren, and friends. There are a lot of WaterpH's on Smith Lake.