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Brave Bear and the Ghosts: A Sioux Legend (Native American Legends & Lore) by Gloria Dominic, 1999-10 The Berenstain Bear Scouts and the Really Big Disaster by Stan Berenstain, 1999-10 Balancing Bears Activity Book: Balancing and Weighing Activities for Early Years and Key Stage One The Very Important Bear by Margaret Byrne, 2008-01-10 Bears in the Night (Bright & Early Book, Be 10) by Stan Berenstain, 1999-10 Greater Yellowstone: The National Park and Adjacent Wildlands (Montana Geographic Series) by Rick Reese, 1991-08 Design and Make Puppets (Design & Make) by P. Bell, 1996-11 Across the San Juan Mountains by Thomas A. Rickard, 1980-06 Design and Make Moving Toys and Models: Photocopiable Activity Book (Design & Make) by Adrienne Dawes, 1997-05 U Is for Unicorn (Quilters Workshop) by Eileen Campbell, 1999-01 Happy Birthday, Moon (Moonbear) by Frank Asch, 1999-10 Mooncake by Frank Asch, 1999-10

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81. Resources-Multicultural Programs At VT
    Advocacy Office. The Student Life and Advocacy Office bears no responsiblityfor the content they contain. Virginia Tech resources.  
    http://www.mcp.vt.edu/resources/
    
    Extractions: Welcome Calendars Programs Black Cultural Center ... VA Tech Welcome to our Resources page featuring links to web sites of multicultural interest at Virginia Tech and beyond! If you have additional resource suggestions please email our office at multprog@vt.edu Sites and/or articles listed on this page are provided for informational purposes and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Student Life and Advocacy Office. The Student Life and Advocacy Office bears no responsiblity for the content they contain. African American Links Disability Links Hispanic Links Native American Links ... United Negro College Fund University of Southern California Center for Multilingual, Multicultural Research

82. Resources
    in 1987, and by now both resources are showing tales set in a frame narrative bearsstriking similarities to of medieval European culture, in general, and of  
    http://faculty.goucher.edu/eng211/resource.htm
    
    Extractions: LINKS TO ONLINE RESOURCES Peer Review and Use of Secondary Sources: Are you confused by the idea of a "peer-reviewed journal" or press? If you want to be an English major, or just an intelligent researcher in this era of "information" masquerading as knowdge, you must understand how this process has been used to construct specialized scholarly knowledge. How Do Scholars Use Secondary Sources?: Once you understand what a peer-reviewed scholarly publication means, you should think about how scholars use other scholars' publications in their own published work. Those are the practices we want you to follow in your own papers for the English Major. Library Research Techniques of the Professional Scholar: three valuable techniques for getting the best sources for literary research writingI strongly recommend that you read this short web page. Reading to Write About Medieval Literature: how to get the most out of what you read, and what to do when your reading is baffling youI strongly recommend that you read this web page if you are reading anything before 1600. Goucher College Writing Center Schedule: see the tutors at least twice while working on your midterm of final papers, first to brainstorm the focus of the paper, and again to reorganize and polish the revision. A third visit can help polish your style and may catch silly errors your mind has been too busy to spot.

83. Polar Bears And Whales: Contrasts In International Wildlife Regimes
    the resource. In order to satisfy the concerns of the parties to the agreement believingthat bears required total protection, the treaty sets out a general  
    http://www.highnorth.no/Library/Management_Regimes/IWC/po-be-an.htm
    
    Extractions: Source: Issues in the North, Volume I. Occasional Publication Number 40, Edmonton: Canadian Circumpolar Institute, University of Alberta, 219p. This paper examines the management and use of certain marine mammals in the nearshore areas in northern regions, where for many years the traditional use and commercial trade of marine mammals has sustained the health and vitality of both aboriginal and non-aboriginal communities and their distinctive cultures. To assist in examining the issue of sustainable and equitable resource use and management, two quite different marine mammal management regimes will be briefly described and their performance analyzed. These two management bodies are the International Whaling Commission (IWC) and the International Agreement on the Conservation of Polar Bears. One very important distinction between these two management regimes is the different understanding each holds of the role of people in wildlife and fisheries management. In these two perspectives, the reactionary position characterizing the whaling regime is strongly contrasted with a quite progressive view represented by the polar bear regime.

84. RECOMMENDED LIST OF BOOKS AND OTHER INFORMATION RESOURCES FOR ZOO AND AQUARIUM L
    RECOMMENDED LIST OF BOOKS AND OTHER INFORMATION resources FOR ZOO AND AQUARIUM LIBRARIES A.MammalsGeneral. C. MammalsCarnivores (Dogs, bears, Cats, etc.).  
    http://www.sil.si.edu/SILPublications/zoo-aquarium/viii-ixf.htm
    
    Extractions: Previous Section Table of Contents Next section The books, serials, CD-ROMs, and databases that should be available in every zoo/aquarium library, have been marked with Alerstam, Thomas. 1990. Bird Migration . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ($100.00) Brooke, Michael and Tim Birkhead, eds. 1991. The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Ornithology . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ($50.00) Brush, Alan H., and George Clark, eds. 1983. Perspectives in Ornithology . New York: Cambridge University Press. ($59.95) Buckley, P.A., et. al. 1985. Neotropical Ornithology . Lawrence, KS: Allen Press. ($70.00) Colias, Nicholas E. and Elsie Colias. 1984. Nest Building and Bird Behavior . Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. ($96.40) Collar, N.J. and P. Andrew. 1988-92. Birds to Watch: ICBP World Checklist of Threatened Birds . Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press. (No. 2: $25.00 pap) Collar, N.J. and S.N. Stuart. 1992.

85. Biology Resources
    the Web, and information about life sciences in general. what they are doing to helpbears in their Biodidac A bank of digital resources for teaching biology.  
    http://www.educationindex.com/biology/
    
    Extractions: now a part of the National Health Museum. Online BioSciences includes selected articles from the print version, links to many other biology sites on the Web, and information about life sciences in general. A good starting point. Set up to teach kids about bats, this site has good information for all ages. Learn where and how bats live, how they help people, what myths about them are untrue, and much more. You can also play a bat game, take a bat quiz, and visit a bat cave. Biotechnology information supplied by industry, government, and research sources is offered here. Includes a Career Center with job search and HR links. This is university level biology material, but includes images (more than 3000 so far) which would be useful at lower levels as well. Complete the free registration and all materials are yours to use. Available in English and French. Biology and chemistry sites in a dozen categories (including the regulars plus news, lab safety, ethics, and careers) are gathered here. They are not reviewed but do include author and sponsoring institution.

86. Terrestrial Mammals Teacher Resources - NBII
    with wildlife researchers, geographic information, an Ask Shamu resource, an AnimalSounds Library, and more. Topics include polar bears, biodiversity, horses  
    http://www.nbii.gov/education/mammals_land.html
    
    Extractions: K-3 Back to Mammals Grades K-3 SeaWorld/Busch Gardens Animal Information Database SeaWorld provides reference guides to dozens of species and ecosystems (and not just aquatic!), as well as virtual field trips with wildlife researchers, geographic information, an "Ask Shamu" resource, an Animal Sounds Library, and more. Topics include seals, polar bears, biodiversity, horses, tigers, and gorillas. Wolf Tracks Education Program The National Wildlife Federation's Wolf Tracks Education Program consists of science-based environmental education activities that focus on the natural history of the majestic gray wolf and supplement Wolves , a wonderful new film from NWF. Learn about wolf reintroduction programs, predator/prey relationships, wolf packs, communication, and tracking. Role playing exercises allow students to explore issues surrounding reintroduction and relocation. Grades 4-6 Introduce your students to basic taxonomic principles using this set of classroom exercises with everyday materials, developed by the Franklin Institute Online. The Elephants of Cameroon An interactive project between the North Carolina Zoo and a team of researchers, this site allows kids to question researchers and provides interesting background information about elephants and Cameroon. It offers teachers numerous art, science, literature, social studies, math, and computer science activities related to elephants.

87. ESRI Conservation Program Resources: General Conservation
    general Conservation. preliminary habitat effectiveness analyses for grizzly bearsin the To explore how we might manage environmental resources and mitigate  
    http://www.conservationgis.org/links/conserve.html
    
    Extractions: ESRI Conservation Program Resources: General Conservation Sites of interest for mapping/GIS (Legend: CTSP sites are coded "c" plus the year of the grant, (cs=software, cm=mac), ECP grantees are coded "e". Many groups, especially newer grantees, do not yet have their own sites and are colored green. Other new groups may be described or supported by other sites, INDEX 1000 Friends of Florida Fl c99 Planning for Tomorrow : A Citizen's Guide to Smarter Growth in Florida 1000 Friends of Oregon . ( 534 Southwest Third Avenue, Suite 300, Portland, OR 97204, Phone 503-497-1000 Fax 503-223-0073 E-mail rll@friends.org Contact: Robert Liberty ) . "works for land-use policies that conserve farm and forest lands , protect natural resources, and promote compact and livable cities. ...using advisory committees on land use and sprawl with groups such as farmers, timber producers, developers, and local officials." Check their map of their statewide network of collaborators . See how they used their GIS in:

88. Gift Resources And Other Baby Links - Personalized Bears
    Gift resources and Other Baby Links personalized bears  
    http://www.neatstuffgifts.com/links/personalizedbears.html
    
    Extractions: Home 3-D Art Address Book All Sport Lamp Arched Wall Plaque Attache Baby Doll Cradle Backpacks Backpacks(toddler boys) Backpacks(toddlergirls) Bank Growth Chart Basketball Bank Bath Wraps Bean Bag Blanket Throw Bookcase Book Rack Bulletin Boards Carriage Throw Ceramic Frames - Child Ceramic Frames - adult Ceramic House Ceramic Mail Holders - A Ceramic Mail Holders - B Chair Clothes Tree Cheval Mirror Clothes Tree Dinosaur Bank Dec. Soft Sculpt. Name Doll Armoire Doll Canopy bed Doll Carriage Doll High Chair Double Step Stools Duffle Bag Four Peg Wall Plaque Fabric Covered Album Framed Art Garden Set Hand Painted Albums - A Hand Painted Albums - B Heart Bookends Heavy Hooded Towel Heirloom Blanket Honeymoon Bank Hooded Towel Initial Wall Plaque Jewelry Boxes Knit Blanket Kids Bake Apron Lampposts Large Ceramic Lamp 5 Peg Wall Plaque Large Mirror Lovies mesh Toy Cart Toy Chest Mini Trunk Mirror Plaque Park Bench Pendulum Clocks Photo Albums Piano Photo Growth Chart Piggy Banks Plastic Toy Cart Polar Fleece Blanket

89. National Park Service - Nature & Science: Regulations
    prey for predators such as bears and coyotes. property, and natural and culturalresources within areas 36CFR contains both general regulations and special  
    http://www.nature.nps.gov/lawsregulations/regulations.htm
    
    Extractions: Links to some of the general regulations meant to protect the natural resources in parks are listed in the box to the right. As mentioned above, in addition to the general regulations there may be regulations specific to a park and you should be sure to check on park regulations when visiting a park. US Department of the Interior I FOIA I Privacy Policy I I FirstGov I Contact Us updated on 12/16/2003 I http://www.nature.nps.gov/lawsregulations/regulations.htm I Email:

90. Links Of Interest
    The Minnesota Council on Foundations bears no responsibility for thecontent of any sites to which we provide links. NEW resources  
    http://www.mcf.org/mcf/links/
    
    Extractions: H ere are some other Web sites that may be of interest to those interested in Minnesota and U.S. grantmaking, philanthropy, foundations and nonprofits. Just click on any of the icons at left. By clicking on any Web site address you will leave MCF's Web site and be taken to the site you selected. To return to MCF's Web site, click on the BACK icon in your Web browser menu. The Minnesota Council on Foundations bears no responsibility for the content of any sites to which we provide links. NEW RESOURCES Community Foundation CEO Survey: Transitions and Career Paths (PDF, 11 pages). A study of 119 community foundations finds that 55 percent of CEOs anticipate leaving their jobs in the next five years. Previous research has shown that as baby boomers retire, leadership changes will intensify in the sector, yet there are limited services available to help nonprofits with transitions. FC Search: The Foundation Center's Database on CD-ROM, Version 8.0

91. CORBA FAQ
    know something about computing in general, and distributed mechanisms for load balancing,resource control, or and the interfaces it bears, including resource  
    http://www.omg.org/gettingstarted/corbafaq.htm
    
    Extractions: You can either read straight down the page, or click on a question to go straight to a topic that interests you. Does your company have a networking strategy, to ensure interoperability and control costs? This page will get you started. We haven't assumed that you know anything about CORBA. We did, however, assume that you know something about computing in general, and distributed (that is, networked) computing in particular - at least what you want to use it for , although not necessarily what you have to do to get it to work.

92. Americana Resources - Toys: Dolls & Bears
    Teanie Beanie Babies International bears II 2000 in original packaging which featuresGeneral Colin Powell Copyright © 2004 Americana resources, Incorporated  
    http://www.amres.com/catalogs/TYDO.asp
    
    Extractions: This listing relates specifically to a variety of doll and bear collectibles. "Toys" may also be found in several other listing at this site including Disney, Star Trek, science fiction and Children's books. For more dolls, see also: Entertainment: Celebrity Dolls. Doll: Collection of paper dolls and their clothing, 65 items, 1930s or early 40s, four of the eight doll models are those of Shirley Temple and most of the clothing is for these models.

93. NYSDEC Black Bear Management Planning
    an informational resource for individuals who have specific interests in black bearsin NYS, or for those who simply may want to know about bears in general.  
    http://www.dec.state.ny.us/website/dfwmr/wildlife/wildgame/bearplan.html
    
    Extractions: on this page call (518)402-8924 The biological characteristics, behavioral traits, current distribution and other interesting attributes of NY's black bears have been summarized and can be found in Black Bears in New York: Natural History, Range, And Interactions With People (283k pdf). This document was created to serve as an informational resource for individuals who have specific interests in black bears in NYS, or for those who simply may want to know about bears in general. As bear populations have increased during the last few decades, the need to address where bears occur and the effects that humans experience from the bear resource has received increasing levels of attention by wildlife managers. In addition to defining "where" bears occur and "how many" bears there are, there is a growing need to help people better understand, appreciate and coexist with bears. While this plan is intended to help guide the agency in the management of the bear resource, it will also help the public to interact with the DEC to examine and resolve existing and emerging bear issues. In addition to Biological Carrying Capacity, which focuses on the biological components of the bear resource, this plan also incorporates the concept of Social Carrying Capacity. Social Carrying Capacity reflects the desires and tolerance of humans who are affected positively or negatively by bears. This plan incorporates an ongoing process that is referred to as Adaptive Impact Management (AIM) . The AIM approach identifies people who are or can be affected by bears as Stakeholders. These individuals help to define and prioritize the Impacts associated with black bears. This process then seeks to suggest management actions which might serve to enhance positive impacts, mitigate negative impacts or accomplish both.

94. Professor Rod Dixon, J.D., LL.M. - Vitae
    Material .Information Law resources .KUESTERLAW .Ladas Trade (GATT) (1980) .GeneralAgreement on American Philosophical Association .bears NEWS REVIEW  
    http://www.cyberspaces.org/laws.html

95. Chicago Business Search
    business resource. At a press conference Monday, bears general Manager Jerry Angelosaid the decision to fire the coach was based on the team s overall record.  
    http://chicagobusiness.com/cgi-bin/mag/search.pl?post_date=2004-05-22&company_id

96. Philosophy Internet Guide
    this site or in other online resources . Includes Expanded Academic ASAP GeneralReference Center National bears Brown Electronic Article Review Service in  
    http://www.lib.lsu.edu/hum/philosophy/resources_web.html

97. Library And Information Science (Library Of Congress)
    Library and Information Science a Library of Congress Internet Resource Page contains links to external Internet resources, including national and state library lists, school library resources,  
    http://lcweb.loc.gov/global/library/library.html
    
    Extractions: Go to: General Resources National Libraries State Libraries School Library Resources ... Library Conferences Unless otherwise noted, the sites listed in this directory are provided by organizations outside the Library of Congress. These links are offered as a convenience and for informational purposes. Their inclusion here does not constitute an endorsement or an approval by the Library of Congress of any of the products, services, or opinions of the external provider. The Library of Congress bears no responsibility for the accuracy or the content of external sites. Please contact the external site's administrator for answers to questions regarding any of these sites. Council on Library/Media Technicians Finding Internet Resources in Library and Information Science (Lund University, Sweden) Internet Library for Librarians InfoWorks Technology Company LibDex - The Library Index Librarian's Yellow Pages Libraries on the World Wide Web David Mattison (Victoria Telecommunity Network) Library and Information Science (EINET Galaxy) Library and Information Science Larry Schankman Library and Information Science (Yahoo) Library Link MCB University Press Library Resource List Bob Bocher (Wisconsin State Division for Libraries and Community Learning) Library Resources on the Internet (Northwestern University)

98. Ask Phil -- Baby Blankets, Teddy Bears With T-shirts, Soccer Uniforms, Dance App
    Ask Phil baby blankets, teddy bears with tshirts, soccer uniforms, danceapparel Jun 1, 2002 1200 PM EMAIL THIS ARTICLEE-mail this article.  
    http://stitches.com/askphil/apparel_ask_phil_38/
    
    Extractions: K.W., Norcross, Ga. OK, my fine Newbie friend. The first thing you should know is that when starting a product search, your very first stop should be the Stitches Buyer's Guide. Being so new to the business, if you don't have one, call (800) 441-0294 (it will cost you $25), or take a look at the searchable version on our Web site at

99. Missouri State Symbols Capital Constitution Flags Maps Song
    Two huge grizzly bears support the circular shield in the center which has PointTaum Sauk Mtn.; 1772 feet, 41st; Highway Markers Missouri Resource Manual;  
    http://www.50states.com/missouri.htm
    
    Extractions: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut D.C. Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Missouri Hotel Deals - TripAdvisor - Links to deals on popular hotels in Missouri, United States. Find super-savers, Web deals and exclusive promotions for your trip to Missouri. Missouri - Cheap Hotel Rates - Before booking a hotel, compare hotel room rates at Nextag. Missouri Real Estate Information - Before you buy or sell a home, get competing proposals from expert, local real estate agents. Use Homegain's free service to compare experience, sales, commission, and more. Affiliate. Admission to Statehood: August 10, 1821

100. A: Friends, Fun & Bears... Oh My!
     Relax by Frankie Goes to Hollywood HOT BEAR ACTIVITIES PART A Alan Steve Friends,Fun bears Oh My Part A. Alan Steve - Friends, Fun bears  
     http://www.geocities.com/alanandsteve/1001-p7.html
     
     Extractions: More: Lazy Bear Weekend Jul. '02 and '03 Go to HOTBEARS (and click OK signifying that you are an adult). Then scroll down to bottom of main page and click on "Lazy Bear '02" or "Lazy Bear '03" for some very fun and very sexy new pictures of the weekend! Note: Some pix in 2003 were taken at a clothing-optional resort. Welcome to our Bear Photo Gallery. The pictures below are some of our friends. There are plenty of pictures (thumbnails) on this page, so it may take a few minutes to download. Click thumbnails in the gallery below to see full-size pix.

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