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December 20, 2005
Silver and gold

Public affairs bureau media monitoring/media relations director Kelly Gleeson wasn't the only one getting a new job today. Also announced to bureau staffers was the appointment of Jim Stanton as the British Columbia Olympic and Paralympic Games secretariat's communications director. That appointment has raised some questioning eyebrows at the bureau. After all, Mr. Stanton is said to make a rather comfortable living as the president of Jim Stanton and Associates Inc. - a company providing crisis communications advice to numerous public sector agencies across the country. But some things are more important than money. And the opportunity to work on the Olympic Games was reportedly too good to pass up - as is this question: can you think of an appropriate caption for the photograph on the front page of Mr. Stanton's Website?

Posted by Sean Holman at 05:28 PM
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A caption for the photo...how about "PAB wants YOU"

Posted by Tory Girl on December 20, 2005 11:11 PM

pull my finger

Posted by smells funny on December 20, 2005 11:27 PM

Golly gee and goll darney, it is so this big!

Posted by size does matter on December 21, 2005 04:53 PM

Trust me, I'm full of "starch".

Posted by A Christain revivalist on December 21, 2005 05:00 PM

Now get me a bigger wheelbarrow for my money!

Posted by Jim Kelly on December 26, 2005 01:54 PM




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