How to stop the bear meat and bear hunting around the world?
Q. I hate the bear eaters and bear hunters because the bears are ours friends not our food and our fur.!!! Stop and abolish bear meat, bear farming, and bear Hunting!!! How i can save the Bears around the world? How I Can stop and abolish bear meat trade? Bears are our Friends! Help us! to stop and abolish bear meat and bear hunting and another bear crueltys around the world! Is Repulsive and uncivilized in that people hunt or killing bears for the meat and fur trade! Help me! to stop and abolish bear meat and bear fur trade! how we can stop the hunting and meat of bear around the world?
Asked by Kart Stegosaurus! - Tue Dec 11 15:29:00 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Are you a vegitarian? If not then you have no argument. Personaly, I am not a fan of hunting... however, these animals are wild not raised for slaughter and a human must hunt and kill them in order to eat them. If an animal is hunted and every part of the animal is used for food and clothing, where is the problem. Do you own a pair of sneakers? Are they leather... ohhh that poor cow! How about deer... is it ok to hunt them or do you only support bears? Of coarse I dont agree with thoes who hunt any animal for sport alone, but if a family can eat for a winter and someone took the time to hunt, clean and use the animal... then I dont understand how this is worse than raising animals for slaughter. The meat is not full of… [cont.]
Answered by shadowsthathunt - Tue Dec 11 15:41:57 2007

I have a nice teddy bear collection to find homes for?
Q. They're all in brand new, mint condition and belonged to my sister, who collected, among other things, teddy bears. There are lots of Brass Button Bears and some Boyd's Bears In The Attic, Russ Bears From The Past, Ganz Cottage Collectibles, a few Ty, and 1 Avon 100 Yr. Anniversary Bear. I can't keep them all and the local police department says that they have more than enough bears. Any suggestions for what I could do?
Asked by Autumn - Mon Jul 14 21:18:36 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Have you asked if you could donate them to the pediatric floor of a local hospital? What about giving them to an organization that helps children with disabilities or underprivileged kids? Or even giving them to a home for elderly people. They would probably appreciate how precious the bears are.
Answered by Lisa b - Mon Jul 14 21:23:09 2008

What is the difference between a bear market and a bull market?
Q. What is a companies incentive to issue rights in a bear market? From what I gather a rights issue is when a company will offer its existing shareholders additional shares in a company. So apparently a bull market is when the stock prices are going up (like an exponential graph) and a bear market is the opposite when you see share prices fall. Is this right? So why would a company issue rights if its stock price is going down? Is this sort of like trying to get enough capital to go through a tough period?
Asked by Joel G - Sat Oct 3 02:33:19 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. In a bull market more people want to buy than sell. In a bear market more people want to sell than buy. Rights (to buy at a set price), at times, are issued as a perk. It is up to the holder to decide when he/she wants to buy. Any forward looking company expects its stock to rise eventually.
Answered by JoeMay - Sat Oct 3 02:37:11 2009

What happens when you get a bear certificate and put the wrong bear on buildabearville?
Q. i have a hello kitty bear in real life, but when i got a certificate i put in a bunny on buildabearville. I need help is there another way to change it?
Asked by Shounna - Fri Jan 2 18:23:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well, you can go to a build-a-bear workshop store and bring your hello kitty bear to the store, and ask for a paw pass. Then, just look at stuff and pretend your gonna buy something. (Who knows maybe you will get something!) Then go home, and use the paw pass code. When you select your bear, select your hello kitty one. Also, the paw pass is good for up to 4 more bears after you enter in your hello kitty! Or you can go to a buid-a-bear workshop and ask for a free paw pass, but still bring your hello kitty bear, and tell them your problem. I would do the first one because the second idea might not work. Hope I can help!
Answered by adriemc@sbcglobal.net - Fri Jan 2 18:50:51 2009

How much does the build a bear sound cost?
Q. I remember going to the build a bear workshop in fashion valley and seeing a lot of types of sounds for your bear. I think one of them lets you record your own voice. Does anyone know how much it costs? It would be a great help.
Asked by bread&butter - Wed Nov 12 10:52:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 3 Comments

A. $10 - $25 for the bear $8 - $12 for clothing $3 - $8 for accessories I hope the sources below will help you out alot.
Answered by W8t4Me - Wed Nov 12 11:01:40 2008

How many cupcakes would it take to stop a brown bear from attacking you?
Q. Let's say there's a bear 100 feet away from you and all you have is a barrel of unlimited berry flavored cupcakes. How many cupcakes would it take to placate the bear long enough for you to get away or for the bear to fall over in a sugar coma.
Asked by Paul Chiang - Thu Dec 8 18:35:25 2005 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Only one if you threw it very very hard.
Answered by Richard - Mon Jan 23 23:31:44 2006

How does the points system work for bear hunting in wisconsin?
Q. In wisconsin im pretty sure you have to apply and every time you apply you get a point and when you have a certain amount of points then you can hunt a bear. Can anyone explain how this works and how many points i need to hunt a bear.
Asked by Sawyer - Tue Aug 4 22:37:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Wisconsin goes by a point system. 6 points is when you can usually draw a tag. Every deer season, we apply for a 'preference' point. I do believe I'm up to 5 points now, so in theory, next year I should draw a kill tag. You can skip up to 3 years and still keep your points, but after that, you are at 0. It's kind of a BS gig since there are more black bears in Wisconsin than I have seen in at least 20 years. I'm hoping that 6 years might be reduced to say, 4. Good luck. There is no other fast track way other than sit and wait.
Answered by BREWMEISTER - Wed Aug 5 10:44:28 2009

How did the first bear in the USA become created?
Q. The question i was asked for this assignment is; Write a description of the bear that was made in the US and how it came to be created. Please help me with some information. Yesss. Teddy bears. History of bears.
Asked by taylaa - Mon Aug 25 23:08:16 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The first bear in the US was created exactly the same way as all animals all over the world were created. I don't think anyone really knows what it looked like or even if it did not wander in here from somerwhere else like a lot of other animals.
Answered by hironymus - Mon Aug 25 23:16:50 2008

How can i text chat on build a bear ville without a bear certificate and a wrong email?
Q. How do i change my chat to text chat without bear certificate ans wrong email, because the email i entered for registration is deleted, and i lost my certificate. Please tell me if you know. :)
Asked by Be wild as me - Sat Jan 23 02:06:00 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There is no way to do that.
Answered by pelican - Mon Jan 25 21:08:02 2010

If a bear is chasing outside your house trying to get in, what does that mean?
Q. I had a dream the other night that there was a bear outside of a house I was in, and it kept trying to get in. We couldnt find anywhere to hide from it, so we kept running around the house. I've had a dream some what like this before, but it was in a different place. Still had a bear in it though. I'm not afraid of bears. I think they are absolutly beautiful animals.
Asked by mom of 3 under 4 - Mon Sep 17 12:18:49 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. According to Dreamcrowd: To dream that you are being pursued or attacked by a bear, denotes aggression, overwhelming obstacles and competition. You may find yourself in a threatening situation. Alternatively, bears symbolize the cycle of life and death and renewal. It may signal of period of introspection and thinking. The dream may also be a pun on "bare". Perhaps you need to bare your soul and let everything out into the open. To see a polar bear in your dream, signifies a reawakening. Try posting your dream on dream crowd for a free dream interpretation
Answered by dream interpretater - Tue Sep 18 02:26:29 2007

What does a teddy bear represent/symbolize?
Q. I'm doing a assignment where I have to take a picture of an object and repeat it 7 times. I'm planning to do a teddy bear but it has to illustrate a theme/message. I think I teddy Bear represents comfort and safety. Your opinions? Or do you have any other suggestions I should take pictures of instead of a teddy bear? Thanks.
Asked by Chelsea Y - Tue Feb 23 21:54:51 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Maybe you could do something a little more unexpected and have a teddy bear represent the opposite of comfort and safety? You could get a ripped up and patched up old teddy bear and photograph it alone near a torn down house, for example. You could also do something like the teddy bear in the Muse video for Uprising - evil teddy bear.
Answered by Paranormal Kitty - Tue Feb 23 22:54:05 2010

How to clean a teddy bear that the cleaners wont?
Q. The old lady has a teddy bear she wants to give to our unborn angel, probably the devil really. But is old and dirty and the cleaners wont clean. I say take the carpet cleaner to it, but she says to ask you. Please help. Thank You in advance.
Asked by Jeremy S - Sun Feb 17 03:17:41 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I just wash stuffed animals in the washing machine - preferably a front-loader if you have one. Haven't had any fall apart yet, but you don't say if it's a collectible or fragile fabric, but if it's just a regular teddy bear, it should be fine.
Answered by Flusterated - Sun Feb 17 03:29:55 2008

What year was the first teddy bear created?
Q. Just needing to do some re-search on the teddy bear and couldn't find anything on the internet search. Thx. I just need the year nothing else.
Asked by Mermaid Paige - Sat Mar 15 20:34:09 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1902 - but if you want to know the interesting story behind it read on. Teddy Bears were produced by many companies - here is the true story of the President ot the US whom they are named after. However, if you are talking about stuffed bears they were made much earlier. The name Teddy Bear comes from one of American President Theodore Roosevelt's hunting trips to Mississippi. There were several other hunters competing, and most of them had already shot something. A suite of Roosevelt's attendants, lead by Holt Collier, cornered, clubbed, and tied to a willow tree an American Black Bear after a long exhausting chase with hounds. They called Roosevelt to the site and suggested he shoot it. He refused to shoot the bear himself, deeming… [cont.]
Answered by tietzedet - Sat Mar 15 20:47:48 2008

How can I make a pair of bear arms as a costume for Halloween?
Q. Im looking to go as "the second amendment" for Halloween this year. I just plan on wearing a shirt that says in bold "the second amendment" so I want to be able to wear a pair of bear arms with it. Anyone got any ideas about the best way to get this done?
Asked by DCab - Sun Oct 4 22:24:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hilarious and very clever. Hopefully you have (or know someone who has) access to a sewing machine - it will make it much faster and easier - otherwise, you can always handsew it with a needle and thread. 1. Buy fake fur fabric from the fabric store. 2. Give yourself some hairy arms by sewing the fake fur into tubes. Do this by cutting two long rectangles the length of your arm and wide enough to cover the diameter of the widest part of your arm (plus some extra material for the seam). Put the hairy side facing each other and sew together along the long side. Voila hairy arm tubes. An alternative to sewing would be to use a long sleeve shirt and to glue (using hot or fabric glue) or staple (not sure how well this would work) the fake… [cont.]
Answered by The Librarian - Sun Oct 4 23:17:39 2009

How many years does a cannonball tree bear flowers and fruits?
Q. I brought home 5 cannonball seedlings ( about one foot tall) from the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. I am excited to see them flower and bear fruits.
Asked by urdujas - Sun Aug 24 06:47:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hello on this page you'll get the requested information! Hope I could help.
Answered by ue - Mon Sep 1 05:23:51 2008

How can you calm down your black bear hamster?
Q. My Black Bear hamster is very jumpy. I haven't trusted it enough to hold it in my palm...Got any tips?
Asked by BriannaG - Sat Mar 27 11:11:20 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Most of the time black bear hamsters and other hamsters act crazy if you just got them in the last 3 weeks, it happened to me too. But alot of the times i just but him in my hamster ball and that gets all his crazsy and energy out and then he will be tired and take a nap. You can also throw in some treats into his cage, like carrots and oats, because the oats actually help make your hamster live longer, but if you really want to calm it down i read that normal spinach has ingredients that help loose stress in people and expecially rodents, MauerMan07
Answered by Mauer Man 07 - Sat Mar 27 11:25:08 2010

What evidence is there that the market cannot bear higher wages?
Q. Aren't high profits indicative that the market can bear paying people more? BONUS question: Did you know that raising the minimum wage to 7.25 only brought it up to its pre-inflation levels from when it last raised in the mid 90's?
Asked by Matthew D - Sat May 22 12:49:38 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Higher wages are in competition with foreign nations. As long as the wages are lower in other nations, jobs will go to those nations. This will cause a loss of jobs in the nation with the higher wages. The new jobs in the foreign nations will spur their economies and increase their quality of life. A country with a population 100 times the size of the United States will create it's own new market. Dummies here think they are working for slave wages (no that would be illegal aliens in the USA). When you have noting you life very frugal. when you start to make money, you buy luxuries. This causes the demand to increase, causing supply to increase, creating new jobs. Americans, (specifically unions) need to understand they are in… [cont.]
Answered by john Galt - Sat May 22 13:41:22 2010

In what ways should strong brothers and sisters bear the infirmities of the weak?
Q. Romans 15:1 - We then that are strong ought to bear the infirmities of the weak, and not to please ourselves.
Asked by Karmageddon - Thu May 27 21:24:18 2010 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments

A. "It's a great life if you don't weaken but oh, how I'd love to weaken." I remember this being said so often throughout my life. I never really quite knew what it meant until much later in my years. Those of true faith know they can draw on the Lord God for all their needs. They are long in suffering, strong in endurance, hope with fortitude and love unconditionally. They also know they must. They must be the examples for others to learn. They keep moving forward with joy in their hearts because they've already been there, done that. :D Peace and Blessings
Answered by G s - Fri May 28 02:48:28 2010

Is it possible to kill a charging bear by punching it in the face?
Q. I have heard stories about people slaying attacking bears by punching them in the face. A bear moving at 30 mph would shatter their arm, but I also believe the force would at least knock the bear out.
Asked by John Noble - Wed Sep 16 11:42:21 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I am interested to know how you heard such tales ! Certainly in the case of the smallest bear species, knocking one out by punching it in the face would be possible but unlikely. And the bigger you go the more unlikely and unrealistic this becomes ! Imagine attempting this with the larger Brown Bear sub-species or a Polar Bear ! Forget about it charging, how realistic is it for even a 7 ft tall muscular man to knock out such a bear ? not at all ! And just how many 'free' shots is such a specimen likely to give that man ?! As for charging...well, I think you get my message!
Answered by nurnord - Wed Sep 16 11:50:14 2009

What year did the polar bear become and icon of Canada?
Q. I need this for a history project I am doing on polar bears and global warming. Does anyone know what year the polar bear officially became an icon of Canada. Or what year the toonie was made? It'd be greatly appreciated, thanks. :)
Asked by Lyzzie - Mon Nov 23 14:54:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I noticed that the guy did not answer your question as to when the tooney was made. According to Wikipedia the $2.00 coin was introduced on February 19, 1996. As to whether not a polar bear is a Canadian icon is debatable. I think that the polar bear is more of an Eskimo or an Inuit icon as opposed to a Canadian icon. Typically the Canadian icons tend to be beavers, or Canada geese.
Answered by Christina - Thu Nov 26 15:53:12 2009