LO Fun Test

[Jim O'Bryan]

All

While many people think I talk too cryptically, I prefer to leave the breadcrumbs on
the trail to discovery. Early on in life I learned that you do not appreciate anything
that comes to you too easy. The best lessons, are the ones you have to work a little.

With that in mind, I start a series of LO Fun Tests, questions, photos, illustrations,
graphs, maps, charts, and videos. Please feel free to take part and share with your
friends and neighbors.

Question 1)
Which Lakewood Public Library Official repeatedly tried to buy stock or purchase
their way into the Lakewood Observer. Their efforts though presented to
the LO Advisory Board were turned down repeatedly. (Hint there is only one)

A) Kenneth Warren
B) Suzanne Metelko
C) Jeff Endress
D) Chris Johnson
E) Scott Kermode
F) Mary Louise Nixon
G) Nancy Seibert
H) Paul Demmick
I) Kim Paras
J) Tim Lasky
K) None

Bonus Questions
1) Which library official received the most benefits from the Lakewood Observer?

2) How many of the people above had any interest in the LO, except to help the
library?

3) How many of the above members owned any part of the LO?

4) Name one of the reasons, the LO was created? Bonus points if you can name all
seven.

This part one in a series of fun tests, to see, as Ken Warren would say, what kind
of critical chops the city of Lakewood has in the swirl of lies put out by two people
using many faux names to destroy and cause harm to the Lakewood Public Library
and Ken Warren's good names.


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[Corey Rossen]

All

While many people think I talk too cryptically, I prefer to leave the breadcrumbs on
the trail to discovery. Early on in life I learned that you do not appreciate anything
that comes to you too easy. The best lessons, are the ones you have to work a little.

With that in mind, I start a series of LO Fun Tests, questions, photos, illustrations,
graphs, maps, charts, and videos. Please feel free to take part and share with your
friends and neighbors.

Question 1)
Which Lakewood Public Library Official repeatedly tried to buy stock or purchase
their way into the Lakewood Observer. Their efforts though presented to
the LO Advisory Board were turned down repeatedly. (Hint there is only one)

A) Kenneth Warren
B) Suzanne Metelko
C) Jeff Endress
D) Chris Johnson
E) Scott Kermode
F) Mary Louise Nixon
G) Nancy Seibert
H) Paul Demmick
I) Kim Paras
J) Tim Lasky
[b]K) None because LO stock is too costly for any one person to handle alone[/b]

Bonus Questions
1) Which library official received the most benefits from the Lakewood Observer?
Walt Whitman
2) How many of the people above had any interest in the LO, except to help the
library?
None, it was all a fascade. Is this a trick question?
3) How many of the above members owned any part of the LO?
All. It is a community based paper, so we all feel a great part of it
4) Name one of the reasons, the LO was created? Bonus points if you can name all
seven.
Sneezy, Grumping, Bashful, Doc, Antagonist, Anarchist, and Chemist
This part one in a series of fun tests, to see, as Ken Warren would say, what kind
of critical chops the city of Lakewood has in the swirl of lies put out by two people
using many faux names to destroy and cause harm to the Lakewood Public Library
and Ken Warren's good names.
How did I do?
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[Jim O'Bryan]

How did I do?

I believed you proved Ken's point!

Did you see the buzzards over head downtown?


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[Corey Rossen]

How did I do?

I believed you proved Ken's point!

Did you see the buzzards over head downtown?


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No buzzrd sightings, generally I just look out for lightning bolts.

[Jim O'Bryan]

LO FUN TEST 2

Conflict of interest!

Where are the larger conflicts of interest?

a) a politican and their campaign manager, also having working relationships
involving money and contracts?

b) teacher and their student in a non-approved situation?

c) a politician receiving $$$$ from one of their largest contractors?

d) a public entity fighting for their institution getting everything they can and more
from a business, and never receiving a dime for that relationship, ever! Even making
sure that when he did work with them it was on his lunch hour or off time.

e) a public official trying to buy into a privately owned business to control that business
for the benefits of their business, their projects, their candidates for mayor, and
possibly for their own financial benefits?

f) working for a regional company, while claiming to help the city retain and build
their identity?

More than one answer!

Extra points for why you think it is a conflict of interest.

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[Jim O'Bryan]

LO FUN TEST 2

Conflict of interest!

Where are the larger conflicts of interest?

f) working for a regional company, while claiming to help the city retain and build
their identity?

More than one answer!

Extra points for why you think it is a conflict of interest.

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g) Committees loaded with people whose livelyhood hangs in the balance
on the thing they are deciding.

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[Jim O'Bryan]

LO FUN TEST 2

Conflict of interest!

Where are the larger conflicts of interest?

f) working for a regional company, while claiming to help the city retain and build
their identity?

More than one answer!

Extra points for why you think it is a conflict of interest.

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g) Committees loaded with people whose livelyhood hangs in the balance
on the thing they are deciding.

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Sorry keep thinking of more...

h) Between a superintendent that pays as much as $4,000 a month to a so called
news service that claims to ask hard hitting real questions and report on them
and that news service.

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