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	Bitch Magazine - Oakland Downtown - tribe.net
		An excellent magazine covering new books, events, and happenings with a discerning and critical eye.
		Published out of Downtown Oakland, Bitch Magazine: Feminist response to pop culture is guaranteed to make you laugh and think, and to give Dick Cheney a(nother) heart attack and make George Bush snort coke in desperation and get another DUI.
		Bitch has smart articles about movies, music, television, and the internet, all written with a sense of humor and critical eye.
	sanfrancisco.tribe.net /recommendation/Bitch-Magazine/oakland-downtown-sf-/491805ca-822c-40b0-ad82-801c801e486c (186 words)

	Gundog Training Magazine - Article
		If your bitch is worm free, all her feed will be doing her good – there will also be less of a worm burden in the pups and they will grow on strongly, making good use of the dam’s milk.
		If your bitch is fully vaccinated she will pass on this immunity, to protect her pups in the crucial first weeks until they too are old enough to be vaccinated.
		If you have exceptional circumstances for wishing to mate your bitch beyond this age you must apply in writing to the Kennel Club stating your reasons and requesting their permission, prior to mating the bitch – who must have whelped at least one litter previously, in order for any progeny to be KC registered.
	www.gundog-magazine.com /preg.htm (605 words)

	Bitch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In colloquial use, the word bitch is often employed insultingly to describe a woman as malicious, spiteful, domineering, intrusive, unpleasant or sexually promiscuous; it may also be used to refer to a male subordinate to another male (especially in prison to show domination over another).
		In the original sense, a "bitch slap" is a powerful, full-swing slap in the face with the front of the hand, evoking the way an angry pimp might slap a defiant prostitute (not to be confused with a "pimp slap" which uses the back of the hand).
		The adjectives bitchy and bitchin' and the verb to bitch evolved from the noun bitch.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bitch (1776 words)

	Janice Eidus: Interviews/Excerpts
		One woman's take on city living, therapy, homelessness, infidelity, and the perils of marrying a man with the same name as your favorite Beatle, URBAN BLISS is a swift-moving comedy of manners with a forked tongue and a stinging backbeat.
		BITCH recently had the pleasure of chaffing with Janice about writing, rock 'n' roll, and why women are really, once and for all, not from Venus.
		But [fashion magazines] aren't fun to deconstruct in the same way that TV is for me. At one point I started writing a story in the voice of a supermodel and it just wasn't fun or funny.
	www.janiceeidus.com /bio_bitch.html (3589 words)

	The Seattle Times: Living: It's a female dog, and the name of the fearless feminist magazine
		Bitch magazine publisher Debbie Rasmussen, left, and development director Ray Rubin work at the magazine's headquarters in Oakland, Calif. Started as a feminist response to pop culture, the publication is in its 10th year.
		By Bitch's second year, the word was everywhere: Meredith Brooks' song "Bitch" was on heavy rotation, soon after Elizabeth Wurtzel's book by the same name was a best-seller, and the word was an official part of prime-time television's lexicon.
		A magazine like Teen Vogue, Zeisler says, is instilling a label-consciousness that is very different from the one she experienced as a 13-year-old.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/living/2003275296_bmag26.html (813 words)

	sfweekly.com \| Arts & Entertainment \| You're Such A ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Bitch's piercing, brazen approach to women's issues puts "a lucid, balanced face on feminism for all kinds of folks, including people who aren't really aware that feminism refers to more than women who don't want to shave their legs," according to its Web site.
		Bitch isn't coy about openly impugning those who believe staying home to raise the baby is the only vital "issue" women nowadays face.
		Celebrate Bitch Magazine is a party for the Summer 2005 "Truth and Consequences" issue of the quarterly rag, which features everything from an essay on the recent media trend of outing historical figures like Abraham Lincoln to an interview with local Gay Shame activist Matt Bernstein Sycamore, aka Mattilda.
	www.sfweekly.com /Issues/2005-08-24/calendar/nightday3.html (512 words)

	Bitch (magazine) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bitch is a nonprofit, independent, quarterly magazine published in Oakland, California that bills itself as a "Feminist response to pop culture".
		In contrast with conventional women's magazines such as Self, Vogue, or Marie Claire, Bitch explores gender issues in greater depth and from an unconventional viewpoint.
		Bitch recently celebrated their 10th anniversary, and have published, in August 2006, a Bitch anthology, Bitchfest: Ten Years of Cultural Criticism from the Pages of Bitch Magazine.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bitch_magazine (224 words)

	the f-word - Bitch
		Bitch started out as a zine in 1996 but is now a huge wodge of a magazine with just under 100 pages, all packed with feminist influenced features about popular culture.
		It will especially be enjoyed by young women of the Gen X or Third Wave persuasion, and those of you who enjoy a little bit of pop culture but keep your brain in gear and aren't afraid to look critically at it from time to time as well.
		The magazine is absolutely packed with content; you'll be reading it for a fair while.
	www.thefword.org.uk /reviews/2001/08/bitch (600 words)

	**WELCOME TO MADCAT INTERNATIONAL WOMENS FILM FESTIVAL**
		Bitch lured Ben-Dov to our offices to talk about the genesis of the festival, just what "experimental" means, anyway, and what sheís got planned for our moviegoing future.
		Ariella Ben-Dov: Well, the idea came about when I went to a bunch of festivals óI went to a lot of experimental and shorts programs, and was very disappointed in what I saw.
		I put listings in film trade magazines around the country and it was amazing how many people applied to a festival that nobody knew.
	www.madcatfilmfestival.org /press_bitch_mag.html (1973 words)

	Captiva Records
		Growing up in Abingdon, Va., he was influenced by the gospel music he heard in church (both his grandfather and uncle are preachers), the country music of the Carter Family Fold in Mendota, only 20 miles from his hometown, and the classic rock his dad listened to.
		But that was a long time ago, and listening to Southern Bitch’s current album, Snake In the Grass, it’s obvious the band has evolved considerably.
		When the album made its local debut in late 2004, its weighty political themes—war, leadership, patriotism—were especially timely, but Musick says he wrote the album to be more than a period piece.
	www.captivagroup.com /news/index.php?a=8 (303 words)

	Best Friends Animal Society - Best Friends Magazine - Caterwauling Over Doggerel
		By the 15th century, it was being used as a jocular insult for both men and women.
		Some feminists have attempted to reclaim the term; the radical magazine Bitch, for example, took its name because "[the term] 'bitch' is often hurled at women who speak their minds.
		When we're bitching at each other during a cat-fight, we throw in some metaphoric farmyard animals as well.
	www.bestfriends.org /allthegoodnews/magazine/0505caterwauling.cfm (937 words)

	Prick Magazine - Bitch Interview
		I'm sure you've heard the saying, "Life's a bitch and then you marry one." But in the case of Atlanta's self-proclaimed "supergroup" of the same name, Bitch is a way of life that includes rocking hard and partying even harder.
		Bitch recently returned to Atlanta from its U.S. tour, which consisted of Atlanta and Winston-Salem's Heavy Rebel Weekender event held last month.
		As proof that all the members have some input as to which bands will be covered during a Bitch set, Fred led the band through a David Bowie tune during the band's first Atlanta show after the big tour on July 11.
	www.prickmag.net /bitchstory.html (701 words)

	Bay Area still a magazine mecca / It's not N.Y. but flourishes after downturn
		However, magazines continue to emerge from the San Francisco area, even though the magazine industry has been hammered in the downturn -- ad revenue dropped nearly $1 billion, or 5 percent, from 2000 to 2001, although it started to come back last year, according to the Publishers Information Bureau.
		Magazine," 745 new magazines were published in 2002 -- 189 in New York and 104 in California, with no other state close.
		The Bay Area magazine scene, post-dot-bomb, is flourishing, fulfilling its role as New York's cross-country creative counterpart, the place where the seeds of great magazines are planted.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2003/08/03/BU267509.DTL (2865 words)

	Happy birthday, Bitch! - Salon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Bitch: Feminist Response to Pop Culture since its inception, at which point we had no idea exactly how bad things were going to get.
		According to a current Bitch press release: "In 1996, Bitch was one of 1,000 magazine launches.
		It hasn't been easy, but Bitch has beaten the odds for an entire decade.
	dir.salon.com /story/mwt/broadsheet/2005/12/14/bitch_magazine/print.html (156 words)

	NY Review of Magazines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		When it’s used as an insult, "bitch" is most often hurled at women who speak their minds, who have opinions and don’t shy away from expressing them.
		So often these magazines are filled with what writer Michelle Goldberg calls easy-to-swallow feminism, "shopping and fucking feminism" that encourages women to pamper themselves, to guiltlessly buy lipstick and dildoes as a way of fighting the evil patriarchy.
		Paula Kamen, a feminist writer, said the magazine is probably the only one whose sole mission is to critique popular culture through a feminist lens, and one of the few ‘zines with a social conscience.
	www.jrn.columbia.edu /studentwork/nyrm/2001/reviews/bitch.html (653 words)

	A B O U T - F A C E --- your voice
		Bitch Magazine is the after-hours effort of Editor Jervis, Senior Editor and Illustrator Andi Zeisler and Art Director and Designer Ben Shaykin (with assorted contributors) who produce each issue out of the goodness of their hearts volunteering their time and talent.
		Bitch finds the most inspirational women to highlight reinforcing my hope that in this time of the over-sexualized, emaciated female ideal, there are women young and old making positive contributions to the world and making them from their hearts and gut beliefs.
		Bitch is comforting to me because of how clearly they present the arguments that I myself want to present.
	www.about-face.org /yv/forum/reviews/columns/columnbear8.15.98.shtml (1159 words)

	Oberlin Alumni Magazine: Spring 2003
		"Bitch," says the 1994 grad, is a term of empowerment, a reclamation of a word once used against women that now celebrates their ability to speak up and fight.
		A self-described "longtime magazine junkie," Jervis admits to a love-hate relationship with the mainstream media and their consumerist bent; the mainstreams, she says, are slow to speak out against the status quo because advertising is essential for their survival.
		Bitch, on the other hand, with just a handful of ads, can be as frank as it wants.
	www.oberlin.edu /alummag/oamcurrent/spring2003/profile_3.html (315 words)

	\|\|\| WIPPnet \|\|\| (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Lisa Miya-Jervis, Publisher of Bitch Magazine won WIPP's 2002 Exceptional Woman in Distribution Award at this year's San Francisco Distribution Conference, hosted by the Independent Press Association.
		The award was given to Lisa based on the outstanding newsstand achievements of Bitch Magazine.
		Over the years, this magazine, which focuses on exploring a feminist look at pop cultures, has grown fourfold on the newsstand without losing its incredible 85% sell through.
	www.wipp.net /features/bitch0202.html (119 words)

	Transcending Gender » On being a “bitch” (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		My questions center around the word “bitch.” A few of us have been having a rather extended conversation surrounding its use, and the general consensus is that it’s an extremely gendered term (and not in a positive sense) used to oppress opinionated women and to marginalize stereotypically feminine behaviors in men and women.
		“Bitch,” which as everyone and their dog knows means an unspayed female dog, gets used colloquially not so much to oppress opinionated women (who don’t give a rat’s ass) as to oppress women who hesitate about observing, commenting on, or arguing about the world around them.
		No, because when you start bitching big, and people start actually paying attention to it, a lot of people will respond to your bitching by telling you what a bitch you are.
	www.jenburke.com /2006/11/09/on-being-a-bitch (1260 words)

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		bitch is a feminist response to pop culture, and is, as far as i know, the only magazine focused on this theme.
		We're falling pretty short of our projected magazine sales for the >year, and to ensure that there's a Bitch next year and for many years to >come, we need your help now.
		But the bottom line is that Bitch >is much better off having you as a subscriber than as a newsstand buyer.
	lists.hampshire.edu /pipermail/sisters/2003-July.txt (692 words)

	Irene Dispatch
		Jane Pratt, the revered editor-in-chief of Sassy, recently started a magazine for older women called Jane, which promised to be different from those other women's magazines that mostly make you feel bad for not being skinny or pretty or rich.
		Bitch magazine (more about that in a moment!) called it, "An old, advertiser-smooching, beauty-product-hawking, celebrity-ass-kissing, skinny-model-filled friend in a new, faux-iconoclastic, hypocritical, self-congratulatory hat." But given that Jane is owned by the Disney Company, perhaps that's all we can expect.
		Andi and Lisa Jervis, another former Sassy intern, in 1996 founded Bitch magazine, a "feminist response to pop culture." "Our target audience is from 13 years old to 50 and beyond," Andi said.
	www.ustrek.org /odyssey/semester2/050201/050201irenealtmedia.html (1414 words)

	craftygal porch - Interview with Lisa Miya-Jervis from Bitch Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The first issue of Bitch: Feminist Response to Pop Culture had a print run of 300 copies and was distributed by Lisa tooling around to all of the local independent bookstores in her 1977 station wagon.
		Fast-forward to 2001--the most recent issue of Bitch had a print run of 34,000 and is available in all 50 states and Canada as well as a few overseas locations.
		The other aspect of that is that we are covering stuff that so many women think about, and often talk about with their friends and in groups--we're passionate about it--but it's not a discourse that makes it into the larger arena in terms of feminist critique of pop culture being taken seriously and deemed worthy.
	www.craftygal.com /archives/901/porch901.htm (2004 words)

	Did You Know...? / Tue 21 Jun 05: Surrounded by feminists
		If you don't know who Lisa Jervis is, then you probably don't subscribe to Bitch magazine.
		The subtitle of the magazine is "Feminist Response to Pop Culture".
		Bust is a feminist magazine, and what they do, they do well.
	www.poise.cc /didyouknow/archives/20050621.php (638 words)

	Sequential Tart - The Report Card
		Bitch magazine is irreverent, fun, funny, smart, smartly designed, hip, young, with it, sexy, controversial, and just so appealing that, if it were human, you'd want to buy it a drink.
		Bitch magazine is where the fun is, where the debates are, where the adrenaline is, where you can go for interesting, entertaining brain food that tastes as good as it is good for you.
		Publications such as Bitch make me feel that work I do, whether it's as a comic book journalist or as a comic book writer, has corollaries in other media, that there are others out there who feel the wind of change and want to be swept up in it.
	www.sequentialtart.com /reports.php?ID=2933&issue=2006-12-01 (398 words)

	Bitch \| Feminist Response to Pop Culture
		Profiles of and interviews with feminist culture-makers and business owners are welcome, as are book and music reviews and nuanced analyses of particularly horrifying and/or inspiring examples of pop culture.
		We have an internship program that runs throughout the year, in the editorial, publishing, and marketing/promotions departments of the magazine.
		If any of these interest you, please send a résumé and cover letter to bitch@bitchmagazine.com specifying which internship you'd like to be considered for.
	www.bitchmagazine.com /involved.html (178 words)

	Commentary Magazine - Bitch by Elizabeth Wurtzel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The ostensible subject of Bitch, In Praise of Difficult Women, is the seductive, disturbed, and dangerous woman--a female type with which Wurtzel has long been fascinated.
		...Two of her bitch heroines are the poets Anne Sexton and Sylvia Plath, both of whom committed suicide...
		...The ostensible subject of Bitch is the seductive, disturbed, and dangerous woman-a female type with which Wurtzel has long been fascinated...
	www.commentarymagazine.com /Summaries/V106I1P72-1.htm (1305 words)

	Gapers Block : Detour : Bitch in the City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		For eight years Bitch magazine has provided, as their tag line says, a feminist response to pop culture.
		On November 6th, three writers from Bitch hit the Windy City thanks to the sponsorship of the Chicago chapter of the National Organization for Women.
		Some readers didn't like the ad on the back cover for modesty purposes such as reading the magazine on the bus or not wanting to have to deal with the vibrator question with their 8-year-old child.
	www.gapersblock.com /detour/bitch_in_the_city (1552 words)

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