The Observation Deck

The above public record is from an official police file concerning a Build Lakewood member, a "Friends of Summer" contributor and someone who worked on Summers' 2015 re-election campaign.

So why would Summers overlook a prior telecommunications conviction (http://lakewoodobserver.com/forum/viewt ... 7&start=90) and a prior arrest for aggravated burglary when hiring someone to deal with Lakewood residents at their homes?

Since my original post "Summers-Gate 1 Summers Hired BL Crony Convicted of Harassment Involving Anti-Semitic and Bizarre Sexual Content Mailings", I learned that Summers engaged the same person to do work on his campaign for re-election at or around the same time Summers was (according to public records) hiring that person at the city with no prior experience despite other candidates with exeprience.

From the available "Friends of Summers" public filings, I did not see that the person (hired and paid with public funds for on the job training) was ever paid for his work on the Summers campaign.

How and why did Summers and Summers' Administration overlook the criminal arrest background?

Was there a Quid Pro Quo, i.e. did Summers give this person a job at taxpayer expense in exchange for free campaign services and work?

Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 1986

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billboard ... es_of_1986

№ Title Artist(s)
1 "That's What Friends are For"
Dionne and Friends (Dionne Warwick, Gladys Knight, Elton John and Stevie Wonder)

2 "Say You, Say Me"
Lionel Richie

3 "I Miss You"
Klymaxx

4 "On My Own"
Patti LaBelle and Michael McDonald

5 "Broken Wings"
Mr. Mister

6 "How Will I Know"
Whitney Houston

7 "Party All the Time"
Eddie Murphy

8 "Burning Heart"
Survivor

9 "Kyrie"
Mr. Mister

10 "Addicted to Love"
Robert Palmer

11 "Greatest Love of All"
Whitney Houston

12 "Secret Lovers"
Atlantic Starr

13 "Friends and Lovers"
Gloria Loring and Carl Anderson

14 "Glory of Love"
Peter Cetera

15 "West End Girls"
Pet Shop Boys

16 "There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry)"
Billy Ocean

17 "Alive and Kicking"
Simple Minds

18 "Never"
Heart

19 "Kiss"
Prince and The Revolution

20 "Higher Love"
Steve Winwood

21 "Stuck with You"
Huey Lewis and the News

22 "Holding Back the Years"
Simply Red

23 "Sledgehammer"
Peter Gabriel

24 "Sara"
Starship

25 "Human"
The Human League

26 "I Can't Wait"
Nu Shooz

27 "Take My Breath Away"
Berlin

28 "Rock Me Amadeus"
Falco

29 "Papa Don't Preach"
Madonna

30 "You Give Love a Bad Name"
Bon Jovi

31 "When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going"
Billy Ocean

32 "When I Think of You"
Janet Jackson

33 "These Dreams"
Heart

34 "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)"
Glass Tiger

35 "Live to Tell"
Madonna

36 "Mad About You"
Belinda Carlisle

37 "Something About You"
Level 42

38 "Venus"
Bananarama

39 "Dancing on the Ceiling"
Lionel Richie

40 "Conga"
Miami Sound Machine

41 "True Colors"
Cyndi Lauper

42 "Danger Zone"
Kenny Loggins

43 "What Have You Done For Me Lately"
Janet Jackson

44 "No One Is to Blame"
Howard Jones

45 "Let's Go All the Way"
Sly Fox

46 "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On"
Robert Palmer

47 "Words Get in the Way"
Miami Sound Machine

48 "Manic Monday"
The Bangles

49 "Walk of Life"
Dire Straits

50 "Amanda"
Boston

51 "Two of Hearts"
Stacey Q

52 "Crush on You"
The Jets

53 "If You Leave"
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark

54 "Invisible Touch"
Genesis

55 "The Sweetest Taboo"
Sade

56 "What You Need"
INXS

57 "Talk to Me"
Stevie Nicks

58 "Nasty"
Janet Jackson

59 "Take Me Home Tonight"
Eddie Money

60 "We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off"
Jermaine Stewart

61 "All Cried Out"
Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam

62 "Your Love"
The Outfield

63 "I'm Your Man"
Wham!

64 "Perfect Way"
Scritti Politti

65 "Living in America"
James Brown

66 "R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A."
John Cougar Mellencamp

67 "Who's Johnny"
El DeBarge

68 "Word Up!"
Cameo

69 "Why Can't This Be Love"
Van Halen

70 "Silent Running (On Dangerous Ground)"
Mike + The Mechanics

71 "Typical Male"
Tina Turner

72 "Small Town"
John Cougar Mellencamp

73 "Tarzan Boy"
Baltimora

74 "All I Need Is a Miracle"
Mike + The Mechanics

75 "Sweet Freedom"
Michael McDonald

76 "True Blue"
Madonna

77 "Rumors"
Timex Social Club

78 "Life in a Northern Town"
Dream Academy

79 "Bad Boy"
Miami Sound Machine

80 "Sleeping Bag"
ZZ Top

81 "Tonight She Comes"
The Cars

82 "Love Touch"
Rod Stewart

83 "A Love Bizarre"
Sheila E.

84 "Throwing It All Away"
Genesis

85 "Baby Love"
Regina

86 "Election Day"
Arcadia

87 "Nikita"
Elton John

88 "Take Me Home"
Phil Collins

89 "Walk This Way"
Run–D.M.C.

90 "Sweet Love"
Anita Baker

91 "Your Wildest Dreams"
Moody Blues

92 "Spies Like Us"
Paul McCartney

93 "Object of My Desire"
Starpoint

94 "Dreamtime"
Daryl Hall

95 "Tender Love"
Force MDs

96 "King for a Day"
Thompson Twins

97 "Love Will Conquer All"
Lionel Richie

98 "A Different Corner"
George Michael

99 "I'll Be Over You"
Toto

100 "Go Home"
Stevie Wonder

"Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much, and whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much." Luke 16:10

Can Summers be trusted?

I prefer the song "Human" by Human League from 1986. I think it should have ranked higher.

I have never heard of the song you quoted from 1986. Maybe Casey Kasum missed it in the ranking system as well.

Corey are you compensated by the inch?

Sometimes Corey contributes to substantive conversations. Sometimes Corey injects humor into overly serious conversations. But too frequently Corey derails important conversations. I've reached the conclusion he is a part-time troll.

Here's what I don't get.

The Observer is currently and actively being sued for harassment (or whatever it is legally called) and other online acts (or whatever was filed). The Observer's attorney is going online, on the Observer itself, to continue with the same acts, against the same person, that seemingly brought on the lawsuit. Arrogance, stupidity, or both.

I am just sitting back and watching the show. Sometimes I interject, other times I don't. It is all a great show at this point.

So the Deck is composed of...
...the bashing of Lakewood citizens
...a lawsuit against the Observer for the above mentioned
...a lawsuit against the Mayor/City/Hospital/whomever else
...and the same name(s) seem to pop up

Dan Alaimo wrote:Sometimes Corey contributes to substantive conversations. Sometimes Corey injects humor into overly serious conversations. But too frequently Corey derails important conversations. I've reached the conclusion he is a part-time troll.

Dan,

What do you make of the self-admitted "baiting" that goes on by people such as Amy Martin?

What do you make of the twisting of words or "cross streaming" of people like Brian Essi?

Who is the Observer's attorney?

Brian Essi wrote:Who is the Observer's attorney?

I was told it was you, Brian Essi, feel free to correct me if I was told wrong.

Corey Rossen wrote:

Dan Alaimo wrote:Sometimes Corey contributes to substantive conversations. Sometimes Corey injects humor into overly serious conversations. But too frequently Corey derails important conversations. I've reached the conclusion he is a part-time troll.

Dan,

What do you make of the self-admitted "baiting" that goes on by people such as Amy Martin?

What do you make of the twisting of words or "cross streaming" of people like Brian Essi?

Here's what I was reacting to, and it is an unfortunately common occurrence:
From Brian's post:
"The above public record is from an official police file concerning a Build Lakewood member, a "Friends of Summer" contributor and someone who worked on Summers' 2015 re-election campaign."
Corey's response:
"Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 1986"

Corey Rossen wrote:

Brian Essi wrote:Who is the Observer's attorney?

I was told it was you, Brian Essi, feel free to correct me if I was told wrong.

Who told you that?

Name?

Brian Essi wrote:

Corey Rossen wrote:

Brian Essi wrote:Who is the Observer's attorney?

I was told it was you, Brian Essi, feel free to correct me if I was told wrong.

Who told you that?

Name?

Are you the attorney for the Observer?

Yes?
No?

Brian Essi wrote:

Corey Rossen wrote:

Brian Essi wrote:Who is the Observer's attorney?

I was told it was you, Brian Essi, feel free to correct me if I was told wrong.

Who told you that?

Name?

Tell the truth.

Brian Essi wrote:

Brian Essi wrote:

Corey Rossen wrote:

Brian Essi wrote:Who is the Observer's attorney?

I was told it was you, Brian Essi, feel free to correct me if I was told wrong.

Who told you that?

Name?

Tell the truth.

Why are you not answering if you are the attorney for the Lakewood Observer? Tell the truth.