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  Bear community
The bear community is a subset of the gay community, which is often divided into subcommunities for the purpose of establishing common interests with peers.
Bear men sometimes disassociate themselves from the gay community at large, having their own bars and social events where they can socialize with other members of the bear community.
The bear community was created by men who didn't feel that they fit into mainstream gay culture, believing it to place unnecessary emphasis on gay men who fit a particular bodily norm (thin, hairless and young).
www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/be/Bear_community.html   (320 words)

  
 Bear community - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The bear community is a masculinist subculture in the gay community.
Bears are gay or bisexual men with hairy bodies and facial hair; some are heavy-set, but that is not a requirement.
The bear community originated in San Francisco in the 1980s as an outgrowth of the gay biker and then later the leather and "girth and mirth" communities.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bear_community   (2148 words)

  
 Bear   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
Bears live in a variety of habitats from the tropics to the Arctic and from forests to snowfields.
In the gay community, bear is a term used to describe a large, hairy man, usually bearded.
A bear market is where the value of stocks listed on a stock exchange generally fall.
www.icyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/b/be/bear.html   (455 words)

  
 Talk:Bear community - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A bear, it should be noted, is more the attitude of acceptance our own flaws as being part of who we are, rather than trying to live up to an image.
On the topic of bears in history, I admit that it seems a little spurious, but to refer to it as ridiculous is to overstep the bounds of language.
It is important to recognise that while some personalities in history were not called 'bears' (or ursus) in their day, the basis of hirsute, masculine men engaging in homosexual activity is a pertinent point of reference for community origins.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Bear_community   (2540 words)

  
 Wind River Bear Institute - Community and Education
Conflicts between bears and people have escalated with the expansion of human populations and activities into bear habitat.
Although the grizzly bear is listed as a "Threatened" species, destruction of bears that pose a threat to humans comprises the majority of grizzly bear mortalities in the lower 48 states.
When people and their activities are superimposed over bear habitat, the potential for human-bear conflict exists.
www.beardogs.org /community/index.html   (198 words)

  
 Bear Valley Community Church
Bear Valley Community Church located in Colleyville, Texas, is a 300 seat seeker church designed to give its visitors (the un-churched) a "safe place" to seek God.
Bear Valley is a place where the community and God can come into relationship.
Hidden in the background of the community of man (the circle) are symbols representing four secular thinkers who have shaped today’s mindset: Darwin, Freud, Marx, and Einstein.
www.langfordarchitects.com /bearvalley.htm   (465 words)

  
 I am bear, hear me roar! - Salon   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
Bears at their most typical look like regular, beer-drinking, unkempt men in their 30s, 40s and 50s.
If a bear sees another hot-looking bear, his most likely expression will be the one word: "Woof." (Yes, I know that sounds like a dog.
Bears like to enjoy the outdoors and organize joint camping trips and festivals in the forests.
www.salon.com /opinion/sullivan/2003/08/01/bears/index_np.html   (796 words)

  
 Bear Wise - Technical Note - Bear Wise Community
Communities are encouraged to work with local MNR offices to draft Community Bear Hazard Assessments and develop appropriate Bear Wise Community Action Plans.
Communities can play a vital role in assisting MNR to educate all sectors of the community about becoming "Bear Wise." MNR has produced a variety of communications materials which are available for communities to download from the internet.
Communities can play a vital role in reducing the number of human-bear conflicts by not allowing bears to become conditioned to humans and their food.
bears.mnr.gov.on.ca /technote_comm.html   (1107 words)

  
 Get Bear Smart Society - Bear Smart Communities
Prepare a bear hazard assessment of the community and surrounding area.
Implement "Bear Smart" bylaws prohibiting the provision of food to bears as a result of intent, neglect or irresponsible management of attractants.
The background report is for use by communities that are interested in pursuing this initiative and provides detailed information on each of the criteria, including examples of their successful application.
www.bearsmart.com /bearSmartCommunities   (362 words)

  
 Bear.net - Update   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
Since the powers that be at Bear Stearns refuse to take any action on this issue to resolve this problem (it has cost me a great deal of time, money and resources over the years dealing with their stupid employees), I have decided to start publishing a great deal of this information.
Considering our TOS was published well before Bear Stearns ever used internet email, and considering their corporate office is well aware of this issue (and has been for at least 8 years as of this writing) they really don't have a leg to stand on.
If you are a customer of Bear Stearns or any of their divisions, such as EMC mortgage, I suggest you call your contact there and ask them why they are not taking steps to protect your private data?
www.bear.net   (604 words)

  
 Bear Smart press release 1
The Grizzly Bear Outreach Project (GBOP) is conducting a Bear Smart Assessment in eastern Skagit and Whatcom Counties during November and December.
Bears are omnivores, with vegetation comprising about 90% - 95% of their diet.
The GBOP is a community-based education project providing accurate information on bears, the grizzly bear recovery process in the North Cascades, and ways to make our homes, businesses, and communities bear safe.
www.bearinfo.org /BearSmartPR1.htm   (814 words)

  
 The DC Bear Club Community Web Site - Bear People
Bears Nite Out is a series of social gatherings hosted by JS (Jim) Adams and Joseph Dress.
The DC Cub Club is an informal DC group for the younger members of the bear community and its extended family in other gay subcultures.
The DC Movie Bears is a social activity group for gay and bisexual men and their friends in the DC Metropolitan area.
www.dcbearclub.org /content/blogcategory/29/43   (453 words)

  
 Community Pages & News   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
Bear Valley Heritage Days is Big Bear Lake's hottest new event that combines Big Bear's colorful cowboy heritage with today's country and western heroes.
Whether it's a daytrip, weekend getaway or a weeklong vacation, Big Bear Lake is a cool spot that averages 77 degrees for daytime summer temps.
Big Bear Renaissance Faire: A jolly good time will be had by all at the Big Bear Renaissance Faire with four stages of continuous entertainment, fully costumed performers, vendors hawking everything from period clothing to jewelry, a children's arts and crafts area, a lively games section, a colorful maypole area and world-class, live-action jousting tournament.
bigbear.com /about/community   (699 words)

  
 Bear Mountain Community Involvement
Bear Mountain and The Bear Mountain Fund (supported by revenues generated through major events) is actively involved in the community by making donations to charitable/not-for-profit organizations focused on helping children in Victoria and on Vancouver Island.
For Bear Mountain to make an effective contribution to the community and to allow us to focus our efforts, we will continue to primarily support organizations and charities related to children.
If your organization is interested in applying to Bear Mountain Resort for a donation or sponsorship contribution, we have outlined the necessary information required for you to include within your written request.
www.bearmountain.ca /events/community-involvement/default.html   (111 words)

  
 Bear Valley Community Council (BVCC)
The Bear Valley Community Council is a non-profit, voluntary, self-governing association composed of residents, property owners, business owners, and representatives from non-profit associations and other entities located within the Council boundaries.
The Bear Valley Community Council boundaries were amended as passed and approved by the Assembly on July 22, 2003 pursuant to AO 2003-75, known as the Community Council Redistricting Ordinance of 2003.
Specific community council maps depicting the Bear Valley Community Council boundaries were prepared by the Department of Planning and are referred to in AO 2003-75 as Map 9 – Hillside Anchorage, Map 9a – Hillside Section 36/Bear Valley Elementary Vicinity, and Map 12, Anchorage Bowl Community Council Districts.
www.bvcc.info   (320 words)

  
 Big Bear Community Development
Nature affords Big Bear with many recreational opportunities, but there is a continual need for more as the Valley grows.
A variety of sports classes are offered, as well as, arts and crafts, martial arts, and organized sports leagues for children and adults.
The park district keeps a “listening ear” to the wishes of the public and offers periodic community workshops and planning sessions to get input from residents concerning the progress of their long-range plans.
www.bigbear.us /communitydevelopment.html   (415 words)

  
 Bear Branch Community Garden   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
The community garden consists of forty beds of varying sizes, with a portion of the garden designated as "organic only." Gardeners have the choice between using organic and chemical-based methods.
Community gardeners maintain four compost bins on the premises and composting is highly encouraged.
As with all community gardens, Bear Branch helps build friendship, cooperation, and a sense of common purpose between members of the community.
www.urbanharvest.org /directory/bear/bearbranch.html   (467 words)

  
 Big Bear Library
Mountain communities must draw creative talent: Big Bear is host to three art galleries, a local arts council, a community arts theatre society, and a state-of-the-art performing theatre.
The Community Arts Theatre Association (C.A.T.S) was established in 1994 as a non-profit theatrical organization designed for community participation in bringing inspirational theater to Big Bear.
The Big Bear Performing Arts Center (PAC) is a 398-seat, state-of-the-art theater, where the stage is set to promote and encourage a wide variety of arts, cultural performances, community events and programs designed to take advantage of the full range and flexibility of the Center.
www.bigbear.us /bigbearlibrary.html   (326 words)

  
 Bear Bust XV 2006   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
Bear Bust will be October 12, 13, 14, and 15th, 2006.
Bear Voyage is departing on the 15th, the last day of Bear Bust.
Thanks to all that have chosen to be a part of BEAR BUST 2006 and a big WOOF to all Sponsors and volunteers.
www.bearbust.org   (227 words)

  
 Teddy Bear & Friends -> November/December 2005 | Volume 23 Issue 6
Teddy Bear and Friends is a trustworthy, informative, visually exciting resource edited for the community of teddy bear collectors and makers.
With every issue, Teddy Bear and Friends: · covers all aspects of collecting teddy bears, including what's new, who made it, and where to find it; · connects readers to bears and teddy bear people: fellow collectors, experts, artists, manufacturers, and vendors.
The Canadian teddy bear community is an evolving market full of outstanding artists and opportunities.
teddybearandfriends.com   (239 words)

  
 Bear-Foreclosures Delaware Directory   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
Any boy may earn Bear achievements and electives if he is in the third grade, or is nine...
who self-identifies as a bear is a bear, and others arguing that bears must...
Bears lead solitary lives except when females are rearing their young, or when concentrations of food bring bears together.
www.foreclosure-delaware-us.info /bear.html   (421 words)

  
 News Events - Bear Fever
Bear Fever fans will have an opportunity to listen to students and business and community leaders discuss the artists and sponsors of the community’s Bear Fever bears whenever they like.
Bearing the motto “Community Service Without Stress,” the Raccoon Club’s event will feature a relaxed atmosphere and promises “fun for the whole family.” Community members are encouraged to join the fun by bringing their favorite music, comedy routine, or instrument.
Bear Fever's mission, along with developing greater community cohesiveness (needed in a community that sometimes creates news regarding tolerance and diversity issues), includes promotion of the arts and providing career opportunities for students.
www.bearfever.org /pages/news-events.htm   (3680 words)

  
 Bear Albany   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
To bring the Bear Community in Albany, New York and surrounding areas together on a regular basis to socialize, get to know one another and make new friends.
Bear Albany came into existence after a small group of friends came up with the idea to bring the Bear Community in the Albany, NY area together.
After quick planning and fast work, their inaugural Bear Bar Night in November of 2005, brought together over 200 Bears, Cubs, Chubs and Chasers from New York, Vermont and Massachusetts.
www.bearalbany.com   (149 words)

  
 Bear Necessities
The Bear Necessities is an arts celebration and charity event benefiting our local Ronald McDonald House, which in turn provides the bare necessities to families with seriously ill children.
Businesses and individual donors sponsor life-sized bear statues that will be painted by local artists and displayed throughout the Spokane area.
The bears will be auctioned at a gala event this fall.
www.thebearnecessities.org   (128 words)

  
 The DC Bear Club Community Web Site - Home
The DC Bear Club is pleased to announce that a date has been set for the next bear run.
BEAR INVASION 2007: The Bears of Summer will be held on August 10-12.
Relocating BEAR INVASION not only allows us to keep your costs down, it also provides more opprotunity for fun - like pool parties and other outings that are difficult to plan in November.
www.dcbearclub.org   (410 words)

  
 BEAR NECESSITIES
But the success of local all-bear events, such as the International Bear Rendezvous and the Lazy Bear Weekend, both of which draw thousands of participants from around the globe, has seriously increased bear visibility.
Bears even have their own pride flag, which features a bear paw print.
While he admits that increasing bear visibility is important to him, he insists that it's not his or Hairrison's main goal.
www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/08/14/PKGATE4SLS1.DTL&type=gaylesbian   (790 words)

  
 Bear Smart Community Program - MWLAP
Every year hundreds, and in some years well over a thousand, bears are destroyed as a result of conflicts between people and bears.
The responsibility to manage bear/human conflicts rests with everyone; Bear Smart will require participation from the provincial government, municipal governments, and local citizens to be successful.
A brochure (PDF 3.7MB) outlining the Bear Smart Community program, as well as a technical background report (PDF 572KB), are available.
www.env.gov.bc.ca /wld/bearsmart/bearsmintro.html   (414 words)

  
 White Bear Lake - Community Page - MN Realty.com
In the story, a Sioux hunter slays a White Bear on Manitou Island, whose spirit is said to live on on Manitou Island.
In White Bear Lake, there are 9 elementary schools, a high school with north and south campuses, and two middle schools.
White Bear Lake itself is the second largest lake within the metropolitan area.
www.mnrealty.com /community/wbl   (513 words)

  
 Times Community Newspapers - Bear parts only part of story
And he said those caught, many from parts of Asia where buying bear gallbladders is legal, were duped into their arrests because they learned of the fake store through advertisements authorities placed in local Korean newspapers.
The sting spurred a community meeting, attended by Watts and state wildlife officials, on the topic last July.
Kwon also explained that, while the use of bear gallbladders has generally gone out of fashion with younger Korean-Americans, the ancient medicinal practice is still relatively common among the elderly, who are anxious to purchase the organ again without fear of being arrested.
www.timescommunity.com /site/tab5.cfm?newsid=15958809&BRD=2553&PAG=461&dept_id=511694&rfi=6   (398 words)

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