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10 Movie Buzz
Recasting the Classics...
Audrey Flagg
WKU Intern Gone with the Wind featured
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women
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Designer 14 TMD 5 The Essence of
Text Messaging for Dummies Kelly Elliott Kries
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Tonya Kirby John Scott
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Business Card Gallery Sales Pauline Tabor
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Jim Browning in every issue
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Audrey Flagg 4 Publishers Prattle
Anne Murray
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6 Word Buzz
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Publishers’ Prattle This is our 4th issue of Flair which completes our 1st year. It’s been fun and exciting as publishers and, from
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We’ve tweaked each issue, just a little, striving for perfection. Our efforts were rewarded at our National
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Fuzzies” Show They Love You
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Are your decisions driven by facts, principles, honest critique, and detached logic? If logic is your preference,
chances are good that you would indicate Thinker on the Myers Briggs Type Indicator. While you care deeply for people,
your first approach to most decisions will be logic.
Or, are your decisions driven by the impact that will be felt by those affected? Do
you ask what will happen to the people? If impact on people is your preference,
chances are good that you would indicate Feeler on the Myers Briggs Type
Indicator. While you see the value of logic and use it, your first approach
would be to consider the impact on people.
The most difficult difference in a relationship is Thinking (Cold Prickly)
vs. Feeling (Warm Fuzzy). Current research indicates that 60% of men
prefer thinking, while 60% of women prefer feeling. As 40% of women
(the thinkers) and 40% of men (the feelers) do not fit the stereotypical
gender roles, we further complicate assumptions about our mates.
Does it not follow (logically, of course) that we would
demonstrate our caring (with feeling, of course) with gift giving by
preference? My work with teambuilding audiences, whether all
men, all women or mixed, have produced the same interesting
ideas on gift giving. When asked, “How do you show you love
someone?”, here are their results...
Thinkers show us they love us by:
• Making money
• Bringing home money
• Putting money away for retirement
• Saving money for unexpected expenses (do you see a
pattern here around money?)
• Doing home maintenance
• Giving you and the children time and attention
• Acting like we enjoy the activities that you do
(verbatim quote from engineers)
Feelers show us they love us by:
• Telling you we love you often, and always when you leave
• Listening — listening is an act of love
• Physical affection, especially hugs, kisses and cuddling
• Remember important dates and personalize our greeting cards
• Send flowers and pick up small gifts for no reason
• Pay attention to them and compliment them
• Communication — it connects us to you
Valentine’s Day is just • Sacrifice without telling you we gave up something
important for you
around the corner — then Thinkers typically give us gifts that are practical and
sensible. They provide for our comfort and security. They might
we have spring, which have saved money for a GPS to keep you safe, or they might gift
brings Mother’s Day and you with a heater for your workshop. Feelers gift you with personal
items of connection and romance, such as a romantic getaway,
Father’s Day — throw in a sentimental jewelry, a marriage retreat, a CD of “our song”.
Thinkers may feel pressure to express adequate appreciation for
birthday and an such a personal, romantic, even intimate gift. Feelers mistakenly
assume Thinking gifts are not romantic. Feelers may have such a narrow
anniversary and you definition of what is acceptable as a loving gift that they may reject the
gift, the thought behind the gift, or even the giver. This would be a serious
have a whole list of gift mistake based on self-centered assumptions.
giving occasions! The Feeler needs to “coach” the Thinker about the gift desired. Make a
list of items from which to choose. Feelers object to this, saying that if he doesn’t
think of it, it doesn’t count. As we mature, we learn to ask for what we want. We
also learn not to penalize someone for not knowing what we want. Talk with your
What do you give that loved one in advance of a special occasion. This works both ways, for Thinkers who
Feel and for Feelers who Think!
special someone in your
life? The answer may lie in
your personality type! Anne Murray has a B.A. in Psychology, M.A. in Counseling, and an M.A. in Interpersonal and
Organizational Communication. She is a humorist, keynoter, executive coach, consultant,
seminar leader and does team building retreats for companies. Anne resides in Bowling Green.
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best in it were the movie to be made again today. Jim envisions Katie Holmes (Mrs. Tom
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was in the original. Besides, the success or failure of anyone else as Mammy other than Mo’Nique,
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TMD (Text Messaging for Dummies) By Audrey Flagg

Communication is no longer confined to conversation. Thanks to technology, communication
has spread to numerous other outlets. It started with phones (land lines), which led to cell phones,
OMG!
G2G!
L84WRK!
which led to email, which led to instant messaging, and made a circle back to cell phones and the
now ever-popular text messaging. But, aside from the difficulty one can experience just learning
how to text message, there is also an entirely separate language one must learn in order to be a
text-guru, or to not be called an IBK (idiot behind keyboard).
There are several hundred text message abbreviations. Like dialect, the use of each varies
with each age group or region. It is impossible to memorize them all, so take this list of five often
misinterpreted abbreviations, and be well on your way to the 21st century.
LOL. This is the most universal and widely-used text abbreviation. LOL means “laugh out
loud.” Confusing to some, this doesn’t actually mean the reader is
laughing out loud; it simply means they are replying to something
they found funny or hilarious. It can also be used to
emphasize humor or sarcasm in a text. So don’t feel the
need to perform a full-belly rumble in order to use it. Just be aware that the older generation may
interpret LOL as “lots of love”!
G2G. Sounds like a Gatorade campaign, but it actually means “got to go.” Use this
when ending a conversation with someone. Hint: if numbers are used such as 2 or 4,
it usually means the word to or for.
JK. This one is pretty easy to figure out. It means “just kidding.” This little nugget
has actually worked its way into the English language. Just ask the valley-girl
nearest you.
L8r. This is not a typo. It actually looks exactly like it sounds,
“later.” This is usually used as a goodbye more than an explanation of
time. But feel free to use it as you please; the kids will be impressed.
PITA. This is not flatbread, or a misspelling of an animal rights
group. It actually means “pain in the...rear.” Or, something very
close. Put your new text knowledge to use and crack that code.
While that may be a start, there are still several more to learn. The
ever popular OMG “oh my God” to show disbelief or the now
rampantly used “BFF” “best friends forever” and a personal favorite
*$ for “Starbucks.” There are also some that are not so fun and are
actually used by the younger generation to warn of the approach of an
adult. If AIR or PIR is seen on a child’s or a teen’s screen, be wary.
This means “Adult in room” or “Parent in room” and he or she could
be up to something.
I recently came across a text language “spoof” for the older
generation:
CBM - Covered by Medicare
LOL - Living on Lipitor
GHA - Got heartburn again
FWIW - Forgot where I was
ROFL...CGU - Rolling on the floor laughing...and can’t get up
WAITT - Who am I talking to?
Keep these things in mind next time there is a keyboard in-hand. If technology is the
new future, this is the universal language. G2G, Thx 4 ur time. SYS, O&O.
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“My first kiss was...”

“...more then just a kiss - it was the
beginning of a new life, because I have been
with the same man for 11 years and we now
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MAKING
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John Scott is trading one uniform for another. From
FIREMAN to MOVING MAN.
John graduated from college in North Carolina in 1988
with plans to be a teacher and coach. He came back to
Bowling Green to pursue that plan. Life and destiny had
another plan for him. In 1990, after rigorous testing and a 2
year wait, John became a Bowling Green fireman.
And so began a successful career where John made lifelong
friends and served our community.
When asked about the difficulties of being a fireman, John
confesses, “cooking for the crew of 9-14 was the most
stressful part of the job as a rookie!” He smiled as he recalled a
common prank that is played on most rookies. When the
alarm bell rings in the firehouse, the crew is expected to gear
up and be on the truck in just minutes. Missing a call is a
serious infraction. So, the seasoned veterans wait until a
rookie is in the shower then they manually set off the alarm.
Seeing the rookie “break his neck” to get dressed and on the
truck is a joke shared by all. This just proves a little laughter
goes a long way to relieve stress!
Like many firemen, John had a
part-time job that he worked on
his days off. He had a lawn service
that kept him busy as well as the
occasional “moving” job. John had
worked at Ford Furniture driving
the delivery truck while he was
waiting to become a fireman. His
charm as a delivery man must have
paid off because he continued to
get “moving man” calls.
In 2007, John started phasing out
of the mowing to devote more time
on his off days to the moving
business. By this time, John knew
that he would be retiring from the
fire department in October 2010. He
purchased a box truck and lined up
several firemen to work part-time and
so began his second career - MOVING
MAN. John is a “git ‘er done” kind of
guy. He remembers one move from
Bowling Green to Louisville on a
Sunday with a rented truck. The fully-
loaded truck broke down in Smiths
Grove. Since it was Sunday, he
couldn’t get a replacement truck or repairs. John called a tow
truck and was towed to the residence in Louisville. He got
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Sinner or Savvy Entrepreneur? By Sharon Page Burns
“Madams are made, not born,” wrote Throughout the years, the
Bowling Green’s most infamous citizens of Bowling Green
daughter in her scandalous 1971 maintained a love-hate
memoir, Pauline’s, about owning and relationship with Pauline,
operating the most notorious brothel but they were never
in the state of Kentucky for nearly half able to close her
a century. doors. Many local
Whether she was a sinner or a savvy reformers (“Holy
entrepreneur is a matter of opinion, but no Rollers” and
one can deny that Pauline Tabor left a “Holy Joes” as
colorful and entertaining legacy that has she called
become an important footnote in Bowling them) tried
Green’s history. and failed,
During the Great Depression, Tabor was a young, recently- but she never
divorced Sunday school teacher with two young sons to raise. backed down.
Money was short, and she needed to earn a living. Ultimately,
In the beginning, Pauline started innocently enough selling it was urban
cosmetics and hosiery door-to-door, but that wasn’t bringing in renewal and
enough income. After receiving several sexual propositions on the the sexual
job, she soon learned that selling sex could be a much more revolution of
lucrative business. the 1960’s that
In 1933, Tabor traveled to Tennessee to a well-established succeeded where
“pleasure palace” to learn her prospective trade her detractors had
from the madam in charge. After a wild failed, and Tabor
weekend of on-the-job training and a retired to Texas
personal epiphany about her own where she died
limited sensual appeal due to her size in 1992.
and appearance, she decided to be a Pauline had no regrets about her life because she
madam herself, to open her own house did what she had to do, although not everyone agreed with her
with her own girls in her own hometown. choices. She survived, supporting her family and friends and shunning
Over the next four decades, Pauline owned her enemies, making a life for herself in a time
various cathouses in Kentucky and other states, but when her type of business was looked down upon
she finally settled at 627 Clay Street in Bowling Green. by society.
During her long career, Tabor experienced it all: customers with “I have no regrets, no apologies, no complaints,”
crazy sexual hang-ups; hard luck stories from both patrons and Tabor wrote. “At least as a peddler of sex, I can say
employees; people constantly trying to that I’ve provided moments of pleasure, passion,
close her down; and being jailed and and human warmth to a lot of lonely lives.”
released repeatedly.
On the other hand, she was someone
to whom people came when they needed
help, and she was a strong supporter of
local charities. At Christmas, Pauline and
her “girls” made up baskets for the poor, Sharon is a native and resident of Bowling Green and a local history and
Civil War enthusiast. She is married to Roger D. Burns II,
and she kept many Bowling Green and they have three children: Zach, Levi, and Edie. Sharon is
schoolchildren (and their families) clothed and fed. employed as a bookseller at Barnes and Noble.
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multiple true friends during a time in your life when you are just trying to find
yourself is a miracle. I recently had the chance to spend a weekend with five of
my “true friends.” The experience was refreshing, after starting what was a Be st Fr ie nd s To
da y (l -r ): Ra ch
strenuous and stressful first week of my senior year in college. It was freeing to be As hl ey Ap pl em el Eg be rs , Au dr
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able to let go and act like a kid again, as well as surround myself with the girls n
who have known and loved me since I was a chubby Backstreet Boys-lover with
braces and with, as my mom would say, a “too cool for school” attitude.
our lives. Through out first heartbreak, to getting our license, to going
away to school, and now to planning one of our weddings, it was the
first time in my life I actually found myself wondering, “Where does
the time go?”
We talked about the people we were and the people we have
grown to be. Katie, the talker and the central unit of communication in
our group, is fittingly going to graduate with her communictions
degree. Rachel, the tall, popular supermodel look-alike, is going to
move to a big city to pursue fashion design. Ashley, always the
nurturer, even in high school when we learned about alcohol and its
limits, will be graduating from nursing school. Jessica, the beauty
queen who always helped us get ready for dances and prom, is already
a successful hairstylist. Leslie, the adventurer, moved to Colorado in
search of the opportunities offered in the West. And I, the shy, quiet
girl with my “Save the Whales” tee-shirt, will be pursuing a career in,
what else, journalism.
It is exciting and nostalgic to see your created family growing and
The gang in eighth grade (l-r): Leslie Townsend, Jessica Pyke, changing into the people they are going to be. When I look at the
Katie Nelson, Ashley Appleman, Rachel Egbers, Chelsea Zink, Audrey Flagg group of friends who has been my saving grace through the trials and
tribulations of our teenage years
I made the trip to Lexington with my roommate Katie, part of the original six, and young adulthood, I can’t
and so much more than just my best friend since the sixth help but be proud. And, as we
grade. Katie and I were the only two of our close-knit sat there, in Katie’s parents’
group to come to WKU after high school, but we make basement, planning Jessica’s
the trip to see Rachel and Ashley, two more of our wedding to one of the cutest
companions and students at UK, as much as possible. boys in class, I couldn’t help
Jessica and Leslie, the last two of the group, make the trip but smile at the familiarity.
to Lexington from Florence, just down the road from Although almost 11 years of
Cincinnati, where the six of us attended middle and high our friendship have gone by, I
school together and ran wild during our teenage years. The know the most exciting years
trip was the weekend of the WKU vs. UK game, a good of our lives are still to come,
excuse for us to pack up and fulfill our need for girl time. and I want all my friends to
We are all extremely busy living what we like to call our be there, for each and every
“big girl” lives, so it is often hard to make time to visit and one of those years.
catch up or even call. However, each time we get together, it
is as if no time has passed at all. It is as if we are back in the
sixth grade, sitting in art class, voting on who we thought
were the cutest boys in our grade. Dressed up for an
This particular weekend was especially emotional. Jessica 80s Party(l-r):
recently became engaged (to one of those cutest boys in our
Ashley Appleman,
grade), which sent a shockwave of reality into our group: “Oh
wow, we are really growing up.” We sat up all night and talked Audrey Flagg,
about how strange and beautiful it was that we all have Katie Nelson,
remained such great friends through such tumultuous times in Rachel Egbers
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