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National Science Education Standards by National Committee on Science Education Standards and Assessment, National Research Council, 1995-12-07
The Gold Standard: Building a World-Class Team by Mike Krzyzewski, 2009-04-06
2010 Standard Catalog of World Coins - 1901-2000 by George S. Cuhaj, Thomas Michael, 2009-06-19
Moving Into The Future: National Standards for Physical Education by National Association for Sport and Physical Education, National Association for Sport, et all 2004-04-06
Time-Saver Standards for Building Types by Joseph De Chiara, Michael J. Crosbie, 2001-04-09
The Gold Standard MCAT with Online Practice MCAT Tests (Prep Study Guide) by Dr. Brett Ferdinand M.D., 2010-03-01
Five Standards for Effective Teaching: How to Succeed with All Learners, Grades K-8 by Stephanie Stoll Dalton, 2007-11-02
The Complete Guide to Standard Script Formats: The Screenplay (Pt.1) by Hillis R. Cole, 1980-06
Standard & Poor's 500 Guide, 2010 Edition (Standard and Poor's 500 Guide) by Standard & Poor's, 2010-01-27
Holy Bible: New American Standard Version, Audio Bible
2011 Standard Catalog of World Coins 2001-Date
Standard Catalog of World Paper Money - Modern Issues: 1961 - Present (Standard Catalog of World Paper MoneyModern Issues)
Architectural Graphic Standards for Residential Construction (Ramsey/Sleeper Architectural Graphic Standards Series) by American Institute of Architects, Nina M. Giglio, 2010-04-26
NRSV Standard Bible (black) by Harper Bibles, 2009-11-01

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CFA Breed Standard: LaPerm
Top/Recreation/Pets/Cats/Breeds/LaPerm/standards
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/laperm.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. The LaPerm is eligible to be shown in the Miscellaneous Class GENERAL: the LaPerm is a naturally occurring mutation producing both long and shorthaired cats. It is medium sized, curly coated with semi-foreign type. All colors are acceptable. All parts of the body are in harmony with the size of the cat. There is evidence of surprising weight for size. The cat is alert and seems to be walking tall on his feet. Coat texture will be distinctly different than that of any other Rex mutation and will vary within the breed. Males may have a curlier coat but not always. Females are generally smaller than males. HEAD: the skull is a modified wedge with rounded contours. There is a gentle convex curve rising from the bridge of the nose to the brow. the skull is a modified wedge, slightly rounded with gentle contours. Whisker pads should appear full and rounded, with long whiskers.
StateStandards.com
State educational standards coupled to lesson plans and resources. Information Would you like to be notified when your state changes its standards? Email
http://www.statestandards.com/
CFA Breed Standard: Exotic
The breed standard for the Cat Fanciers' Association.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/exotic.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. 30 .. HEAD (including size and shape of eyes; ear shape and set) 30 .. BODY TYPE (including shape, size, bone, and length of tail) 10 .. COAT 5 .. BALANCE 5 .. REFINEMENT 20 .. COLOR 10 .. EYE COLOR For cats in the tabby division, the 20 points for color are to be divided 10 for markings and 10 for color. For cats in the bi-color division, the 20 points for color are to be divided 10 for "with white" pattern and 10 for color. GENERAL: the ideal Exotic should present an impression of a heavily boned, well balanced cat with a sweet expression and soft, round lines. The large, round eyes set wide apart in a large round head contribute to the overall look and expression. The thick, plush coat softens the lines of the cat and accentuates the roundness in appearance. HEAD: round and massive, with great breadth of skull. Round face with round underlying bone structure. Well set on a short, thick neck.
Web Standards Awards
Web standards Awards WSA Awarding web sites that successfully combine form and function. Skip navigation(s) Sitemap with access keys(0). Web standards Awards.
http://www.webstandardsawards.com/

Extractions: Skip navigation (s) Sitemap with access keys Web Standards Awards Friday April 23rd, 2004 It took a while to tabulate the votes, but they're in for the WSA April site of the month. In a closely fought contest, the weblog stylings of Alazanto just pipped Es Footwear's slick commercial feel. Maybe it's just our judges' bias against those skater punks who play their music too loud, but no doubt Kevin deserves the win. More... Reviewed by Cameron Adams Comments (18) Tuesday May 25th, 2004 Petter has developed a site that feels very sophisticated and stylish despite actually being very simple. Unfortunately, I noticed some problems with *jumping* content in Firefox (.. or, lo and behold, could there be a rendering bug in my beloved Firefox!). A quick spell check might be a good idea as well. Reviewed by Johan Edlund Comments (4) Thursday May 20th, 2004 Soft tones, big pictures, clean lines. Goppa Fireplaces' new site has them all, and gives you a thoroughly enjoyable browsing experience (should you be in the market for a fireplace). Much like a good fireplace, the web site does not call attention to itself, but uses its structure to focus the user on the product. The product pages
CFA Breed Standard: Siamese
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/siamese.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD (20) 6.. Long, flat profile 5 .. Wedge, fine muzzle, size 4 .. Ears 3 .. Chin 2 .. Width between eyes EYES (10) 10 .. Shape, size, slant, and placement BODY (30) 12 .. Structure and size, including neck 10 .. Muscle tone 5 .. Legs and feet 3 .. Tail COAT .. 10 COLOR (30) 10 .. Body color 10 .. Point color (matching points of dense color, proper foot pads and nose leather) 10 .. Eye color GENERAL: the ideal Siamese is a medium sized, svelte, refined cat with long tapering lines, very lithe but muscular. Males may be proportionately larger. HEAD: long tapering wedge. Medium in size in good proportion to body. The total wedge starts at the nose and flares out in straight lines to the tips of the ears forming a triangle, with no break at the whiskers. No less than the width of an eye between the eyes. When the whiskers are smoothed back, the underlying bone structure is apparent. Allowance must be made for jowls in the stud cat.
ENC Online: Professional Development: Standards & Frameworks: National Standards
National standards. National standards documents for math and science education. A national technology standards document for teachers has also been developed.
http://www.enc.org/professional/standards/national/

Extractions: Skip Navigation You Are Here ENC Home Professional Development National Standards Search the Site More Options Classroom Calendar Digital Dozen ENC Focus ... Ask ENC Explore online lesson plans, student activities, and teacher learning tools. Find detailed information about thousands of materials for K-12 math and science. Read articles about inquiry, equity, and other key topics for educators and parents. By Your Own Design Federal Resources Funding Opportunities Professional Learning ... Frequently Asked Questions National standards documents for math and science education. Principles and Standards for School Mathematics
CFA Breed Standard: Singapura
Top/Recreation/Pets/Cats/Breeds/Singapura/standards
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/singapura.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. GENERAL: the appearance of an alert healthy small to medium sized muscular bodied cat with noticeably large eyes and ears. Cat to have the illusion of refined delicate coloring. HEAD: skull rounded front to back and side to side with rounded width at the outer eye narrowing to a definite whisker break and a medium-short, broad muzzle with a blunt nose. In profile, a rounded skull with a slight curve well below eye level. Straight line nose to chin. Chin well developed. EARS: large, slightly pointed, wide open at the base, and possessing a deep cup. Medium set. Outer lines of the ear to extend upward at an angle slightly wide of parallel. Small ears a serious fault. EYES: large, almond shaped, held wide open but showing slant. Neither protruding nor recessed. Eyes set not less than an eye width apart. Color hazel, green or yellow with no other color permitted. Brilliance preferred. Small eyes a serious fault.
Techstreet -Technical Information Superstore
Engineering standards, specifications, technical books and resources for engineers and scientists. standards Tracking Service. Techstreet Industry Newsletters.
http://www.techstreet.com/
CFA Breed Standard: Burmese
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/burmese.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD, EARS, and EYES (30) 7 .. Roundness of head 6 .. Breadth between eyes and Full face 6 .. Proper profile (includes Chin) 6 .. Ear set, placement, and size 5 .. Eye placement and shape BODY, LEGS, FEET, and TAIL (30) 15 .. Torso 5 .. Muscle tone 5 .. Legs and Feet 5 .. Tail COAT (10) 4 .. Short 4 .. Texture 2 .. Close lying COLOR (30) 25 .. Body color 5 .. Eye color GENERAL: the overall impression of the ideal Burmese would be a cat of medium size with substantial bone structure, good muscular development and a surprising weight for its size. This together with a rounded head, expressive eyes and a sweet expression presents a totally distinctive cat which is comparable to no other breed. Perfect physical condition, with excellent muscle tone. There should be no evidence of obesity, paunchiness, weakness, or apathy. HEAD, EARS, and EYES:
Trading Standards Net The Consumer Protection Gateway To Advice And Information
Trading standards net is the gateway to advice and information on consumer protection in the uk, with access to legislation, product recalls, discussion board
http://www.tradingstandards.net/

Extractions: This site contains a wide range of current and reference information which should be equally invaluable if you are a consumer with a query or complaint, or if you are a business looking for advice on your legal obligations in this field, including legislation, faq, consumer issues, careers advice and much more. The most popular areas which you might want to visit are the Message-board which is a moderated discussion group where individuals can post their own problems or advice.
CFA Breed Standard: Devon Rex
The breed standard for the Cat Fanciers' Association.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/devon.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD (35) 10 .. Size and shape 5 .. Muzzle and Chin 5 .. Profile 5 .. Eyes 10 .. Ears BODY (30) 10 .. Torso 10 .. Legs and Paws 5 .. Tail 5 .. Neck COAT (30) 10 .. Density 10 .. Texture and length 10 .. Waviness COLOR (5) GENERAL: the Devon Rex is a breed of unique appearance. Its large eyes, short muzzle, prominent cheekbones, and huge, low-set ears create a characteristic elfin look. A cat of medium fine frame, the Devon is well covered with soft, wavy fur; the fur is of a distinctive texture, as the mutation which causes its wavy coat is cultivated in no other breed. The Devon is alert and active and shows a lively interest in its surroundings. HEAD: modified wedge. In the front view, the wedge is delineated by a narrowing series of three (3) distinct convex curves: outer edge of ear lobes, cheekbones, and whisker pads. Head to be broad but slightly longer than it is broad. Face to be full-cheeked with pronounced cheekbones and a whisker break. In profile, nose with a strongly marked stop; forehead curving back to a flat skull. Allowance to be made for stud jowls in the adult male.
National Skill Standards Board Institute
For more information about the status of the National Skill standards Board, please visit our history page. 2003 National Skill standards Board Institute.
http://www.nssb.org/
SOMALI
The written breed standard for the Somali cat in the American Cat Fanciers' Association, Inc.
http://www.acfacat.com/breeds/standards/somalistd.html

Extractions: Shape: A modified, slightly rounded wedge without flat planes; the brow, cheek and profile lines all showing a gentle contour; a slight rise from the bridge of the nose to the forehead, which should be of good size, with width between the ears, flowing into the arched neck without a break. Muzzle: The muzzle shall follow gentle contours in conformity with the skull as viewed from the front profile. The muzzle shall not be sharply pointed and there shall be no evidence of snippiness, foxiness or whisker pinch. Chin shall be full, neither undershot or overshot, having a rounded appearance. Ears: Large, alert and moderately pointed, broad and cupped at base. Ear set on a line toward the rear of the skull. The inner ear shall have horizontal tufts that reach nearly to the other side of the ear; tufts desirable.
Sis.se
areamätning, ljudklassning, funktionsplanering och belysning. SIS, Swedish standards Institute, SIS Förlag AB, SIS Forum AB. Tfn 08555 520
http://www.sis.se/
CFA Breed Standard: Russian Blue
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/russian.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. 20 .. HEAD and NECK 20 .. BODY TYPE 5 .. EYE SHAPE 5 .. EARS 20 .. COAT 20 .. COLOR 10 .. EYE COLOR GENERAL: the good show specimen has good physical condition, is firm in muscle tone, and alert. HEAD: smooth, medium wedge, neither long and tapering nor short and massive. Muzzle is blunt, and part of the total wedge, without exaggerated pinch or whisker break. Top of skull long and flat in profile, gently descending to slightly above the eyes, and continuing at a slight downward angle in a straight line to the tip of the nose. No nose break or stop. Length of top-head should be greater than length of nose. The face is broad across the eyes due to wide eye-set and thick fur. MUZZLE: smooth, flowing wedge without prominent whisker pads or whisker pinches.
CFA Breed Standard: Tonkinese
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/tonkinese.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD (25) 8 .. Profile 6 .. Muzzle and chin 6 .. Ears 5 .. Eye shape and set BODY (30) 15 .. Torso 5 .. Legs and feet 5 .. Tail 5 .. Muscle tone COAT .. 10 COLOR (35) 25 .. Body color (including point color in mink and pointed colors) 10 .. Eye color GENERAL: the ideal Tonkinese is intermediate in type, neither cobby nor svelte. The Tonkinese should give the overall impression of an alert, active cat with good muscular development. The cat should be surprisingly heavy. While the breed is considered medium in size, balance and proportion are of greater importance. HEAD AND MUZZLE: the head is a modified slightly rounded wedge somewhat longer than it is wide, with high gently planed cheekbones. The muzzle is blunt, as long as it is wide. There is a slight whisker break, gently curved, following the lines of the wedge. There is a slight stop at eye level. In profile the tip of the chin lines with the tip of the nose in the same vertical plane. There is a gentle rise from the tip of the nose to the stop. There is a gentle contour with a slight rise from the nose stop to the forehead. There is a slight convex curve to the forehead.
The Standards Site: Welcome To Schemes Of Work
Your path standards Site Home Welcome to Schemes of Work.
http://www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/schemes/

Extractions: This site is home to the QCA/DfES schemes of work. To find a scheme, go to the drop-down menu or use the subject list in the left-hand menu. There are also links to the literacy and numeracy frameworks. Are you linking English and mathematics to the schemes? If you are making links between your literacy and numeracy plans and scheme of work units, please tell us more Have you seen the new examples of pupil work linked to units? Explore the adapting units section of this website for links to National curriculum in action We'd like to add more examples of how schools are customising units to meet their needs. If you've successfully adapted a unit for your school, or combined two units from different subjects, please contact us April 2003 Download ICT Teacher's guide 2003 update To help you make the most of the schemes, we have added examples of how primary school teachers are customising them. You will find examples of how teachers have adapted units in different subjects to reflect their particular circumstances and to better meet pupils' needs and abilities.
CFA Breed Standard: Manx
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/manx.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. 25 .. HEAD and EARS 5 .. EYES 25 .. BODY 5 .. TAILLESSNESS 15 .. LEGS and FEET COAT (20) 10 .. LENGTH 10 .. Texture 5 .. COLOR and MARKINGS GENERAL: the overall impression of the Manx cat is that of roundness; round head with firm, round muzzle and prominent cheeks; broad chest; substantial short front legs; short back which arches from shoulders to a round rump; great depth of flank and rounded, muscular thighs. The Manx should be alert, clear of eye, with a glistening, clean, well-groomed coat. They should be surprisingly heavy when lifted. Manx may be slow to mature and allowance should be made in young cats. HEAD and EARS: round head with prominent cheeks and a jowly appearance (more evident in adult males) that enhances the round appearance of the breed. In profile, head is medium in length with a gentle dip from forehead to nose. Well developed muzzle, very slightly longer than it is broad, with a strong chin. Definite whisker break with large, round whisker pads. Short, thick neck. Ears wide at the base, tapering gradually to a rounded tip. Medium in size in proportion to the head, widely spaced and set slightly outward. When viewed from behind, the ear set resembles the rocker on a cradle. The furnishings of the ears are sparse in Shorthair Manx and full furnishings for Longhair Manx.
The Standards Site: Numeracy
Your path standards Site Home Numeracy.
http://www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/numeracy/

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