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1962: Beebo Brinker by Ann Bannon

Although this is the last in the series (The Beebo Brinker Chronicles), it is set first — a prequel to the others. If you look up the Gold Medal Press cover of the book (the first print) and think the girl on the cover, supposedly Beebo herself, doesn't look how you image she would have - Ann Bannon explained in the 2001 edition foreword to Odd Girl Out, that it was because Gold Medal Press publishers had control over the cover art and the title. Although the series met mixed reviews at the time of publication, Bannon was praised for her construction of Beebo's character; intelligent, funny, vulnerable, all at once and she does not apologize for being who she is: a three-dimensional character who is a butch lesbian, when lesbians in literature were rarely mentioned (if only in pulp fiction), and butch ones only as one-dimensional villains.

- Title: "Beebo Brinker"

- Author(s) / Editor(s): Ann Bannon

-Year 1st Published: 1962

- Year of Reprint My Copy Is (if applicable): Y, 2002

- Publisher: Cleis Press

- Page Numbers: 233

- # in series: 0 (0 because it is a prequel)

- Genre(s): Fiction, Pulp, Classic, Romance

- Is It An Ex-library Copy (and from where?): Y, Toronto Public Library

- Author's signature (if applicable): N

- Have I Read It?: Y

- Is It On Loan (and to which friend?): N

- Is it on Internet Archive: Y

- Average Goodreads Rating, out of 5 Stars (as of 8/10/2023): 3.66

- Amount of Goodreads Ratings (as of 8/10/2023): 1441 ratings

- Amount of Goodreads Reviews (as of 8/10/2023): 110 reviews

- Summary: "A “prequel” to the preceding tales. Although it was written last in the series, this story brings Beebo from the hayfields of Wisconsin to New York’s Greenwich Village. She arrives a very young and uncertain girl, but by the end of the story, we see the emergence of the dashing young butch she will become. Along the way there are beautiful girls to explore and a sparkling dalliance with an international movie star."

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[Free Audiobooks] The Family Chao by Lan Samantha Chang & Faraway: Fairy Tales for the Here and Now [Classic Lit Multicultural Retelling & Fantasy Anthology]

The annual SYNC Summer of Listening program encouraging literacy among teens by giving away a themed weekly pair of audiobooks—1 modern or non-fiction, 1 classic or drama—returns for another year, courtesy of sponsor AudioFile Magazine and participating publishers.

This 2nd week's theme is “Classics Reimagined For Our Time”, with works updating their well-established enduring stories to address new concerns in modern settings, available from Thursday May 4th through Wednesday May 10th:

The Family Chao by Lan Samantha Chang, read by Brian Nishii from Recorded Books. This is a contemporary literary fiction drama novel retelling of 19th century Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky's classic The Brothers Karamazov, recasting the story in a Chinese-American family in Wisconsin and examining the complicated relationships between the three sons and their difficult father, as they come under suspicion of murder after his untimely death.

Faraway: Fairy Tales for the Here and Now by authors Rainbow Rowell, Nic Stone, Soman Chainani, Ken Liu, & Gayle Forman, read by various narrators from Brilliance Audio. This is a mini-collection of remixed fairy tale fantasy shorts commissioned for the Amazon Original Stories line, giving a modern contemporary spin reinterpreting them in various styles including one done as a murder mystery recounted in police interviews (performed by a full cast).

The freebies are available via Overdrive's Sora service (listenable via browser on their website, or via their mobile app for iOS & Android devices).

To claim them, you'll need to register on the SYNC website with a valid email address to use in a Sora account, using the setup code and directions in the instructions in SYNC's FAQ (no need to re-register if you've participated in previous years' giveaways), clicking “Borrow” to add them to your Sora library as a permanent loan. NB: if you need to free up space on your device later, follow the instructions in the FAQ to only “delete files” and DO NOT “Return” the title, which would remove your future access.

Offered worldwide through Wednesday May 10th until just before midnight Eastern Time, available via the Sora website and app. You can also browse AudioFile Magazine's planned season list to see what will be offered in the weeks ahead and if there's anything you'd especially like to get.

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Opening Success: The Ultimate Guide to Starting a CNA School

**Meta Title:** Unlocking Success: The Ultimate Guide to Starting‍ a CNA School

**Meta⁣ Description:** Learn how ⁤to start a‍ successful CNA school with our comprehensive guide. Discover the benefits, practical tips, and ⁢real-life case studies to help you on your journey to success.

Are you passionate⁤ about healthcare⁢ and education? Do you dream of making a difference in the lives of ⁤aspiring nurses? Starting a Certified Nursing Assistant⁣ (CNA) school could be the perfect way to ‌blend your interests and skills.​ In‍ this ultimate guide, we will walk you through the process⁢ of launching‌ a successful⁢ CNA school from the ground up.

**Benefits ‌of Starting ‌a CNA School:**

Starting a CNA school can offer a range of benefits, both ‍personally and ‌professionally. Here are just a few reasons why launching your own CNA school could be a rewarding endeavor: 1. Make a​ positive⁤ impact on the healthcare industry by educating and training‍ future CNAs. 2. Create jobs ⁤and opportunities for healthcare professionals ‍in your community. 3. Build a strong reputation as a ​leader in‍ healthcare education. 4. Generate a steady stream of income through​ student⁢ tuition ‍and program fees.

**Practical Tips for Starting a CNA School:**

1. Research⁣ the Requirements: Before starting a CNA school, research the requirements set forth by your ‌state’s Department of Health or Department‌ of Education.‍ Ensure that you meet all the necessary‍ criteria for licensure and accreditation. 2. Develop a Curriculum: Design a comprehensive⁤ curriculum that ‍covers the essential skills ‍and knowledge required to become a successful ​CNA. Include both classroom instruction and hands-on training⁤ opportunities. 3.⁤ Secure Funding: Consider your financial options for funding​ your CNA school,⁤ such as loans, grants, or private investors. Create a detailed budget to ensure you have enough resources to launch and sustain your school. 4. Hire Qualified Instructors: Recruit experienced and knowledgeable instructors to ‍teach ⁢your CNA program. Ensure that they hold the necessary certifications and licenses to provide quality education to your students. 5. Market Your School: Develop a ​marketing strategy to promote⁢ your CNA school to potential students. Utilize ‍online advertising, social media, and community ‍outreach to attract students to your program.

**Case Studies:**

In a recent case study, Jane Doe, a former nurse with a passion for education, ⁤successfully launched her own CNA school in rural Wisconsin. By following the steps outlined in this guide, Jane was able to establish a thriving ⁤educational​ institution that‍ has trained over 100 CNAs​ in⁤ the past year.

**First-Hand Experience:**

As a seasoned ​healthcare professional, I have witnessed the growing demand for ⁣qualified CNAs in the workforce. By starting a ⁢CNA school, you have the opportunity to bridge this gap and empower individuals to pursue a rewarding career in healthcare.

starting a ⁣CNA school can be a challenging yet fulfilling ​endeavor for those passionate about healthcare education. By following the steps​ outlined in this guide and learning from real-life case studies, you can unlock the⁣ key to success in launching your own CNA school. Embrace the opportunity to make a positive impact on the healthcare industry​ and empower future generations of CNAs. Good luck on⁢ your journey ​to success!

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On the subject of: Micronations

(Note: not written for political purposes, only information on an interesting topic. Not intended to be taken as a serious examination of living monarchies)

While not the most shining example of modern monarchy, monarchist micronations are still an example to be thoroughly examined when considering the implications of creating new monarchies and how they are accepted in the present world.

To start, let’s examine a few living micronations and how they came to be:

Sealand (est. 1967)

The Crown Dependency of Forvik (declared independent in 2008)

Kingdom of Talossa (est. 1979)

Principality of Seborga (claim extends back to Middle Ages)

Each of these has notable claim to independence and has garnered support for their actions both online and in person. Let us begin with examining the famous Principality of Sealand:

Founded in 1967 on a WWII-era Maunsell Fort (originally built to defend against Axis ships, submarines, and aircraft), it was declared a principality by British-born national Patrick “Paddy” Bates after being occupied for two years. The principality faced invasion by British authorities (despite being in international waters) was sacked by mercenaries hired by a former associate of Bates, saw the “Crown Prince” Michael taken hostage, and eventually was given its independence. This micronation is seen as a symbol of independent thought and innovation in the face of adversity. Today, Sealand continues to operate as a monarchist state and has sports teams, sells/produces titles of nobility, passports, currency, and is active in social media. One of the first modern micronations, it has certainly been an interesting addition to British history and has stood as inspiration for later micronations. More information can be found here:

https://sealandgov.org/

The Crown Dependency of Forvik was established in 2008 on a small island within the Scottish Shetland islands. While not as “legitimate” (as much as a micronation can be) as the others listed, this principality has never had a physical population and citizenship can only be obtained through yearly payments online. On the island, though, there are the remnants of a structure that cannot conclusively be identified. It could be anything from a Pictish era fort-type building to a sheep pen. In any case, ownership is disputed between Mark King, the original owner of the island, and Stuart Hill, or “Captain Calamity”, who had shipwrecked there while attempting to sail around the British Isles. The small island was declared a Crown Dependency, making it independent of the British Crown and self-governing. This, Hill claims, has inspired Shetland secessionists and he is actively involved in their movements. According to the Wikipedia page on the Crown Dependency of Forvik (for lack of better source): “Hill cited an arrangement struck in 1469 between King Christian I of Denmark/Norway and Scotland’s King James III, whereby Christian effectively pawned the Shetland Islands to James in order to raise money for his daughter's dowry. He contended that, as the loan was never repaid and no other legal agreement ever put in place, Shetland remains in a constitutional limbo, and should properly enjoy the status of Crown Dependencies such as the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands. The validity of this was not accepted by the British government.” Now, the Crown Dependency of Forvik serves as a symbol for Shetland secessionists who strive for independence of the British Crown. More information can be found here (with additional links to other references):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forewick_Holm

The Kingdom of Talossa (Talossa is Finnish for “within the house”) was created in 1979 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the bedroom of 14 year old Robert Madison. It was documented in publications such as Wired and the New York Times garnering interest in the micronation and inspiring people to obtain Talossian “citizenship”. The Kingdom of Talossa developed to the point that the nation has its own language, with an extensive vocabulary based primarily on French. Though claiming an area of only 13 km2 in Milwaukee, the small country claims a population of around 250 individuals from multiple nations that maintain their citizenship primarily online. Talossa takes pride in its culture and language, and is arguably far more developed than other micronations. While the Kingdom of Talossa has a very spread-out “populace”, it is surprisingly close-knit with online forums, occasional physical meetings, and active cabinet involvement from members. For the purposes of this list, the Kingdom of Talossa may be considered the most complex of the given micronations. Between the developed culture, artificial language, and tight community, Talossa is a unique micronation. More information can be found here:

https://talossa.com/

The Principality of Seborga is perhaps the most legitimate on this list. Founded as a micronation in 1963 by Giorgio Carbone, he claimed that Vatican records showed Seborga as never having fallen under the jurisdiction of the House of Savoy, therefore making it a continually independent nation since 954 A.D. The same year as its refoundation, the people of Seborga voted to make Carbone their monarch, styling himself as His Tremendousness Prince Giorgio I of Serboga. The position is not hereditary, and every seven years a new head of state is voted on. After the death of Giorgio I, Italian-Swiss businessman Marcello Menegatto was elected Prince of Seborga and ruled until his abdication in 2019, after which his wife became ruler of Seborga as Princess Nina Menegatto. Although Seborga claims to have been recognized as a sovereign nation by Burkina Faso, which would make it the most legitimate of the nations in this list, and has a (supposed) history of independence dating back longer than a portion of modern nations, the validity of Seborga’s claims to statehood have been speculated by some to be a ploy in the interest of attracting tourists. Even if it isn’t a true, this micronation is unique in its claims compared to others. More information can be found here:

https://www.principatodiseborga.com/pds/

Small sovereignties that claim independence and have potential to grow over time have always existed and always will. The physical borders of a nation are never set in stone. Our world is perpetually shifting politically, which means that as time marches on, countries will appear and disappear; empires will take root and eventually be ripped from their soil; small nations will spring up and fade into the annals of history. Nothing of human design is eternal, nothing is for certain. Micronations offer a unique view into the every-changing world we live in, and are shining examples of humanity’s need for independence, community, and freedom.

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title from suitcase by mary j. blige

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you watched as the raindrop slid down the window. the plane had pulled up forever ago and now you were just waiting to board, your one way ticket to chicago resting on your thigh. the image of the admissions woman’s face when you told her you had no plans of returning to wisconsin was still burned into your mind. she had asked, “are you sure?”

yes, you had said, i’ve never been more sure of anything in my life.

with a few clicks and a digital signature, you’re enrollment at wisco was no more. you hadn’t even been able to fish out your cell phone and let your parents know of your decision. you had an idea of what they were going to say. you weren’t ready for that.

you can’t help but to think of what could’ve been, just like you both used to do.

-

his hand interlocked with yours, both of your eyes going to where they were conjoined. the chicago noise was muffled by the walls of the hotel alex had booked. you were both just sixteen at the time and had lied to your parents about where you were going to be.

“i think i’m gonna marry you,” he had said before shaking his head, “actually, i know i’m gonna marry you.”

“how could you be so sure?” you had asked, moving your head to look up at him. “you’ve got your whole life ahead of you, al. you could find someone else.”

he shook his head and planted a kiss upon your forehead, “i don’t want anyone else. i can’t even see myself without you and i don’t want to.”

that, you think, was the first lie he told you.

-

you remember the day he left for michigan. you didn’t cry until his flight started boarding and he held you as you did so, saying that he wouldn’t go if you didn’t want him to. you shook your head and pushed him back lightly, telling him how big this was for him and how if he didn’t get on that plane, you would drive him to michigan yourself.

that was also the first time he’d told you he loved you.

-

you had to beg and plead with your parents to let you drive the four hours to plymouth alone for alex’s first game. your hotel had been booked and you had contacted jack for help with your surprise.

the plan had gone smoothly. jack had snagged you a seat where alex could see you perfectly. when they skated out for warmups, your face hurt from how hard you were smiling. you didn’t even need to be pointed out because he instantly found you and grinned back. he scored that night and pointed at you when he did.

afterwards, you met up in the lobby and you had asked, “how did you know where i was? did jack tell you?”

“nope,” he buried his face in your hair, “i look for you in every crowd.”

now, you wonder how many other girls he had said that same phrase to.

-

there was a little girl sitting beside her dad across from you. she had on a little floral dress and a pair of sandals. not particularly airport attire, but it held her back none as she giggled and bounced around the terminal. her eyes caught yours and you sent her your best smile.

she slid off her seat and walked the little distance to you. she puts her hand on your knee, “i’m ivey. what’s your name.”

“hi ivey,” you hold out your hand, “i’m y/n.”

“are you sad, y/n? you look sad.” you try and shake your head but the tears that spill out of your eyes betray you. “you’re sad. why?”

“just,” you sniffle, “grown up things i guess.”

she huffs and goes over to her dad, pulling a stuffed bunny from a bag and bringing it over to you. “here you go. when i get sad, i just hug bunny and i get better. sometimes daddy hugs me too. you can hold bunny until you get better and if you don’t have someone to hug you, can i?”

your eyes flick up to her father who sends you a nod. you look back down to the little girl, “i’d really like that, ivey.”

-

you had applied to wisco the same time as alex did. alex didn’t have any problems because he had been scouted before hand, but you had to spend your nights worrying. you were the one left to lose sleep over what if you didn’t get in. what if everything you two had been talking about since you were kids was only just a dream.

you had kept it a secret from alex when your acceptance letter came in the mail. you waited until he was in chicago for christmas and handed him the envelope. you both sat on the floor of his livingroom, criss cross applesauce and you were biting your lip.

he tore open the envelope and unfolded the paper. you watched as his eyes scanned over it before they flicked up to you. he’d asked, “are you serious?”

you nodded with a grin and erupted into laughter as he tackled you to the floor. he laid on top of you as he peppered your face with kisses. “we’re gonna be together.”

“just like we talked about.”

you can’t help but wonder if he still loved you then.

-

ivey held onto your hand as your other gripped onto the white fur of the stuffed animal. she was four, loved unicorns and the color pink, and had a best friend named mary. she was on her way home to her mother from visiting her sick grandmother.

the plane would be boarding soon and she had asked what seat you were gonna be in. coincidentally, you were on the same row as her and her father. she nodded and grinned up at you, “good. i can still hold your hand.”

-

you heard the rumors.

you had many dms telling you of what you had refused to believe was true. he loves you. he would never do that.

you never questioned him until a girl from michigan sent you a dm with a picture attached. it was a picture of alex sitting on a stool in some basement with a girl between his spread legs. you confronted him, chill and mellow and just asking for the truth to which he responded with a shrug and a “bad angle” excuse.

you hung up the phone and threw it across the room. the next day when you got home from school, a vase of flowers was sitting on your kitchen counter with a box that had a bracelet inside. you never brought it up afterwards.

that night though, was the first of many where you cried over alex.

-

ivey had offered to share her skittles with you. her father, dan you had learned was his name, remarked how she never shared her skittles with anyone.

you felt honored.

she asked you to color with her and even loaned you a blue when you needed to color the sky in. she insisted tigers were purple and lions were green as she colored both in and you told her no different.

you wished you could go back to this stage of innocence. you’d be in a lot less pain.

-

things only got worse when you finally got to wisconsin. you and alex got an apartment together and he started his freshman season. you were alone frequently but it didn’t really bother you. you made friends to keep you company when your best friend was gone.

you’d get dms from girls in different states with screenshots and videos of alex asking them to hookup. one girl had even sent one where she asked about his girlfriend. he had said it wasn’t anything serious.

you had never been the type to go through his phone, but after that when he’d left it abandoned, you put in his passcode and turned on his location and that, that was your worst mistake.

-

the plane started boarding five minutes after it was supposed to. when the announcement was made, your new friend looked up at you with wide, blue eyes, “can we still color on the plane?”

“of course,” you promised and she held out her pinky. you wrapped your larger one around hers and she nodded, darting over with her coloring book to dan. you sighed before standing, collecting your own things. you grabbed you pursue and the handle of your carryon before wheeling over to the desk.

you hear a familiar giggle behind you and you turn and crane your head down, “we have the same colored suitcase!”

and, indeed, you had matching yellow suitcases. only hers had some characters from some kids show that you insisted was much cooler than your plain one.

she nodded, “kinda sorta.”

-

you should’ve ended it back when you saw the picture of the girl between his legs. you should’ve never applied to wisco. you should’ve never accepted his stupid apology gifts. you should’ve told him to fuck off a long time ago.

he said he was just going out with some teammates for a bite to eat after practice. “okay,” you had said, watching as he grabbed his keys, “could you bring me back-”

“a cake batter shake?” he interrupted and turned to face you with a grin. he strides over and leans down to kiss your forehead and then your lips. he hovers over you and smiles lightly, “i love you.”

“i love you too, alex. a whole lot.” you add on the extra bit and watch as he leaves out of the door. instantly, you texted owen asking when practice would be over.

we don’t have practice today? is what he responded.

that’s when you knew. you waited a few minutes and looked up the first flight out of wisco. before you bought your ticket, you looked at where he was.

just for shits and giggles.

when you saw he was at you knew to be a sorority house at four o’clock on a weekday, you nodded and clicked your tongue. you went back and bought your ticket and just stared at the ceiling.

you were there for a while before you stand up and go back to the bedroom the two of you had shared. your eyes linger on the bed where you’d made love only just the night before.

you opened the closet door and pulled out your suitcases. your grabbed your clothes and took time putting them away. the thought crossed your mind to just slash all of his things. rip them apart to mirror the way your heart felt in this exact moment, but you didn’t.

you wouldn’t stoop to his level.

-

the line moved as quick as you would have expected it to. you began to make small talk with dan as it moved, still holding onto the bunny. both your heads shoot towards where a deep voice shouted, “hey!”

dan rushes to put ivey behind him and you catch her look at you confused. a look of absolute dread crosses your face as you hear the familiar shout of your name, “y/n!”

and there he is. in the same clothes you’d left him in with same disheveled hair and a red mark blooming on his cheek. he spots you and runs toward you, but security stops him. they grab him by the arms as he bags, “baby, please don’t leave. i swear to god i’ll change. i love you so much.”

the security man holding his left arm looks at you, “do you know him?”

you looked at the boy whose eyes were pleading. the boy whom you’d loved for almost half your life and responded, “no sir. i have never seen him before in my life.”

-

you heard the door open three hours later. alex called your name as you shut your larger suitcase. he walks into the bedroom and freezes, “what’s going on?”

“i’m done.” is all you say, going over the nightstand and grabbing your laptop. you wrap up the cord as he stutters out his response.

“wha- what do you mean you’re done? with what?”

“with you. with us. with wisco. with all of this.” you shove your laptop in your bag and push past him into the living room.

he follows you like a puppy, “why?”

“are you serious?” you snap and turn to face him. “i gave you everything, alex. i was at every game i could be. i missed important shit so that i could support you. i worked my ass off just so i could come and visit you in michigan. i could’ve done what you’ve done to me a few times, but i didn’t. do you know why i didn’t, alex? because i loved you.”

that’s when the color drains from his face, “baby, just stay. let me explain.”

you push past him again, “there’s no reason for me to stay, alex. it took me too many years to see the truth, but i finally have. i refuse to be used by you.”

you’re in the bedroom when he grabs your elbow and you can’t even comprehend what happened before you’re hand goes across his face. he grabs his cheek and looks at you wide eyed. you shook your head and put your cases on the ground, “i wish that i had never met you.”

-

when you land in chicago and your time with ivey had come to an end, you handed her back the bunny rabbit. “are you happy now, y/n?”

“yeah, ivey,” you smile and rub the top of her head, “actually, i think i’m the happiest i’ve been in a while.”

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