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The Program Evaluation Standards: 2nd Edition How to Assess Evaluations of Educational Programs by James R. Sanders, The Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation, 1994-04-06
2010 HCPCS Level II Standard Edition (Saunders Hcpcs Level II) by Carol J. Buck MSCPCCPC-HCCS-P, 2009-12-22
CSS Mastery: Advanced Web Standards Solutions, Second Edition by Simon Collison, Andy Budd, et all 2009-10-29
Patient Care Standards: Collaborative Planning & Nursing Interventions by Susan Martin Tucker MSNRNPHN, Mary M. Canobbio RNMNFAAN, et all 2000-01-15
The New Oxford Annotated Apocrypha: New Revised Standard Version
Practicing the Art of Leadership: A Problem-Based Approach to Implementing the ISLLC Standards (3rd Edition) by Reginald Leon Green, 2008-03-10
Practical Solutions for Serious Problems in Standards-Based Grading by Thomas R. Guskey, 2008-08-06
HarperCollins Study Bible: New Revised Standard Version (with the Apocryphal/Deuterocanonical Books) by Wayne A. Meeks, 1994-01-07
Handbook of Home Health Standards: Quality, Documentation, and Reimbursement (Handbook of Home Health Standards & Documentation Guidelines for Reimbursement) by Tina M. Marrelli MSNMARN, 2008-09-03
Handbook of Home Health Standards and Documentation Guidelines for Reimbursement, 2nd Edition by T. M. Marrelli, 1994-01
Manual of Standard Tibetan by Nicolas Tournadre, 2003-12-25
Leading Learning Communities: Standards for What Principals Should Know and Be Able to Do by NAESP, 2007
Ahlan Wa Sahlan: Functional Modern Standard Arabic for Beginners (Book DVD & CD) (Arabic Edition) by Mahdi Alosh, 2009-06
The New Oxford Annotated Bible with the Apocrypha, Revised Standard Version, Expanded Edition (Hardcover 8910A)

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CFA Breed Standard: Norwegian Forest Cat
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/norwegian.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD (50) 10 .. Nose profile 10 .. Muzzle 10 .. Ears 5 .. Eye shape 5 .. Eye set 5 .. Neck 5 .. Chin BODY (30) 10 .. Torso 10 .. Legs/feet 5 .. Boning 5 .. Tail 10 .. COAT LENGTH/TEXTURE 5 .. COLOR/PATTERN 5 .. BALANCE GENERAL: the Norwegian Forest Cat is a sturdy cat with a distinguishing double coat and easily recognizable body shape. It is a slow maturing breed, attaining full growth at approximately five years of age. HEAD: equilateral triangle, where all sides are of equal length as measured from the outside of the base of the ear to the point of the chin. The neck is short and heavily muscled. NOSE PROFILE: straight from the brow ridge to the tip of the nose without a break in the line. The flat forehead continues into a gentle curved skull and neck.
Developing Educational Standards Has Moved To EdStandards.org
Developing Educational standards its related web sites including its list of State Education Department sites has MOVED!!! from
http://putnamvalleyschools.org/Standards.html
CFA Breed Standard: Abyssinian
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/abyssinian.html

Extractions: Turkish Van Breed Standard: Abyssinian Updated: May 2 2003 HEAD (25) 6 .. Muzzle 6 .. Skull 7 .. Ears 6 .. Eye Shape BODY (30) 15 .. Torso 10 .. Legs and Feet 5 .. Tail COAT (10) 10 .. Texture COLOR (35) 15 .. Color 15 .. Ticking 5 .. Eye Color GENERAL: the overall impression of the ideal Abyssinian would be a colorful cat with a distinctly ticked coat, medium in size and regal in appearance. The Abyssinian is lithe, hard and muscular, showing eager activity and a lively interest in all surroundings. Well balanced temperamentally and physically with all elements of the cat in proportion. HEAD: 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 and flowing into the arched neck without a break. MUZZLE: not sharply pointed or square. The chin should be neither receding nor protruding. Allowance should be made for jowls in adult males.
National Organic Program Home
Consumer Information. NOP Regulations (standards) Guidelines. National Organic standards Board Comment on NOSB Committee Materials Recommendations.
http://www.ams.usda.gov/nop/
CFA Breed Standard: Cornish Rex
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/cornish.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD (25) 5 .. Size and shape 5 .. Muzzle and Nose 5 .. Eyes 5 .. Ears 5 .. Profile BODY (30) 3 .. Size 10 .. Torso 5 .. Legs and Paws 5 .. Tail 5 .. Bone 2 .. Neck COAT (40) 10 .. Texture 5 .. Length 20 .. Wave, extent of wave 5 .. Close lying COLOR (5) GENERAL: the Cornish Rex is distinguished from all other breeds by its extremely soft, wavy coat and racy type. It is surprisingly heavy and warm to the touch. All contours of the Cornish Rex are gently curved. By nature, the Cornish Rex is intelligent, alert, and generally likes to be handled. PROFILE: a curve comprised of two convex arcs. The forehead is rounded, the nose break smooth and mild, and the Roman nose has a high prominent bridge.
VESA :: Video Electronics Standards Association
Helpful Links. Corporate Backgrounder. FAQs. Industry Links. VESA Tutorials. Staff. standards Summaries. Free standards. Public Documents. Industry News.
http://www.vesa.org/
European Shorthairs
Defines the breed standard for the Australian Cat Federation.
http://www.acf.asn.au/Standards/European_shorthair.htm

Extractions: Definition: The European Shorthair cat can be compared to the kind of domestic cat which has developed naturally, i.e. without having been subjected to special rules for breeding. The ideal European Shorthair is presumed to be free of any admixture of other breeds. The breeding should be based on the fact that it is a robust and supple- cat which is not different, from the point of view of anatomy, from the European domestic cat. Body Medium to large in size, not cobby; robust, strong and muscular. Chest broad and well developed. Legs strong and sturdy, medium in length and narrowing into firm, round paws. Tail medium long, preferably rather thick at the base and tapering gradually to a rounded tip. Head Fairly broad; the face giving the impression of being round but a little longer than the breadth. Cheeks well developed; chin firm. Forehead and skull lightly rounded. The nose is straight, of medium length and uniformly broad throughout its length; where the nose joins the forehead must be clearly defined. Neck of medium length and muscular. Ears medium in size, slightly rounded at the tips and may be tufted at the tips; set well apart and fairly upright. The height of the ear corresponds to the width of the base. Eyes Eyes are round, widely separated and open, set slightly oblique. Colour may be orange, yellow or green; blue in white varieties; preferably green in silver varieties.
CFA Breed Standard: Scottish Fold
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/scottish.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD (55) 25 .. Ears 15 .. Head shape, muzzle, neck, chin, profile 15 .. Eyes BODY (40) 10 .. Body structure of torso, legs and paws 20 .. Tail 10 .. Coat COLOR (5) 5 .. Color of coat and eyes GENERAL: the Scottish Fold cat occurred as a spontaneous mutation in farm cats in Scotland. The breed has been established by crosses to British Shorthair and domestic cats in Scotland and England. In America, the outcross is the American and British Shorthair. All bona fide Scottish Fold cats trace their pedigree to Susie, the first fold-ear cat discovered by the founders of the breed, William and Mary Ross. HEAD: well rounded with a firm chin and jaw. Muzzle to have well rounded whisker pads. Head should blend into a short neck. Prominent cheeks with a jowly appearance in males.
Employment Standards Administration (ESA) - U.S. Department Of Labor
US Department of Labor. Employment standards Administration. www.dol.gov/esa. Search / AZ Index. May 22, 2004 DOL Home ESA, Employment standards Administration.
http://www.dol.gov/esa/

Extractions: U.S. Department of Labor Employment Standards Administration www.dol.gov/esa Search / A-Z Index Find It!: By Topic By Audience By Top 20 Requested Items By Form ... By Location May 27, 2004 DOL Home Employment Standards Administration People Are Asking About FMLA Minimum Wage Overtime State Min. Wages ... For their efforts to promote equal employment opportunity, the U.S. Department of Labor handed out three types of awards - the Secretary of Labor's Opportunity Award, Exemplary Voluntary Efforts (EVE) Awards, and Exemplary Public Interest Contribution (EPIC) Awards - to nine organizations at an annual awards ceremony hosted by the department's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP). Read more...
ALA The Nine Information Literacy Standards For Student Learning
Home AASL AASL News. Information Power Building Partnerships for Learning. The Nine Information Literacy standards for Student Learning. Information Literacy.
http://www.ala.org/aasl/ip_nine.html
CFA Breed Standard: Chartreux
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/chartreux.html

Extractions: Turkish Van Breed Standard: Chartreux Updated: May 5 2003 HEAD (35) 6 .. Shape and size 5 .. Profile/nose 5 .. Muzzle 5 .. Ear shape and size 5 .. Ear placement 5 .. Eye shape and size 4 .. Neck BODY (30) 8 .. Shape and size 8 .. Legs and feet 5 .. Boning 5 .. Musculature 4 .. Tail COAT (20) 15 .. Texture 5 .. Length COLOR (15) 10 .. Coat Color 5 .. Eye Color GENERAL: the Chartreux is a sturdy, shorthaired French breed coveted since antiquity for its hunting prowess and its dense, water repellent fur. Its husky, robust type is sometimes termed primitive, neither cobby nor classic. Though amply built, Chartreux are extremely supple and agile cats; refined, never coarse nor clumsy. Males are much larger than females and slower to mature. Coat texture, coat color and eye color are affected by sex, age and natural factors which should not penalize. The qualities of strength, intelligence and amenability, which have enabled the Chartreux to survive the centuries unaided, should be evident in all exhibition animals and preserved through careful selection.
National Standards For United States History -- Grades 5-12
National standards for History Basic Edition, 1996 Table of Contents. Preface. Part 1 National standards for History (K4). Chapter
http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/nchs/standards/

Extractions: Basic Edition, 1996 Back to NCHS Home Bring History Alive! Catalog Contact Information ... TABLE OF CONTENTS Click to jump to the Table of Contents The development of the History Standards was administered by the National Center for History in the Schools at the University of California, Los Angeles under the guidance of the National Council for History Standards. The standards were developed with funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the U.S. Department of Education. This publication does not necessarily represent positions or policies of the United States government, and no official endorsement should be inferred. This publication may be freely reproduced and distributed for educational and research purposes. This electronic version of the National Standards for History presents all elements of the printed edition except for 1) charts and illustrations and 2) the appendix listing contributors and participating organizations. You may purchase the printed editions of the National Standards for History , Basic Edition by writing to the National Center for History in the Schools, UCLA, Dept. of History, 405 Hilgard Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90024-1473. The fax number is (310) 267-2103. To order the
CFA Breed Standard: Ocicat
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/ocicat.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD (25) 5 .. Skull 10 .. Muzzle 5 .. Ears 5 .. Eyes BODY (25) 15 .. Torso 5 .. Legs and Feet 5 .. Tail COAT and COLOR (25) 5 .. Texture 5 .. Coat Color 10 .. Contrast 5 .. Eye Color PATTERN (25) GENERAL: the Ocicat is a medium to large, well-spotted agouti cat of moderate type. It displays the look of an athletic animal: well-muscled and solid, graceful and lithe, yet with a fullness of body and chest. It is alert to its surroundings and shows great vitality. There are twelve accepted Ocicat colors divided into eight color classes with all specimens possessing darker spots which appear in deep contrast to a lighter background. The determining factor in answering any and all questions as to the correct color of an Ocicat will be the color of the tail tip without any comparison to the color of other body markings (see Ocicat colors). Each hair (except on the tip of tail) has several bands of color. It is where these bands fall together that a thumbprint shaped spot is formed. This powerful, athletic, yet graceful spotted cat is particularly noted for its "wild" appearance.
National Center For History In The Schools--Catalog
National Center for History in the Schools catalog of reproducible teaching units based based on history standards. , World Units. *, standards (Print Versions).
http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/nchs/

Extractions: The landmark 1954 Supreme Court decision of Brown v. Board of Education overturned 50 years of segregation affirmed by the Plessy v. Ferguson case. Students will read Chief Justice Earl Warrens opinion on the case, the reaction to the ruling by the North Carolina legislature, as well as letters by ordinary citizens to President Eisenhower, a letter from Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. to Vice President Richard Nixon, a letter from a Kentucky school teacher to the ICC, and the transcript of a speech delivered by President Kennedy. Grades 912 Infinite Patience,
World Television Standards
A listing of analog broadcast formats from around the world.
http://kropla.com/tv.htm

Extractions: used in most countries around the world. There are currently 3 main television standards used throughout the world: NTSC N ational T elevision S tandards C ommittee. The oldest existing standard, developed in the USA. First used in 1954. Consists of 525 horizontal lines of display and 60 vertical lines. Sometimes irreverently referred to as " N ever T wice the S ame C olor. " Only one type exists, known as NTSC M. SECAM S ystème lectronique pour C ouleur a vec M émoire. Developed in France. First used in 1967. A 625-line vertical, 50-line horizontal display. Sometimes referred to by wags as " S omething E ssentially C ontrary to the A merican M ethod" or SE cond C olour A lways M agenta! " Different types use different video bandwidth and audio carrier specs. Types B and D usually used for VHF; types G, H, and K for UHF; types I, N, M, K1 and L for both VHF/UHF. Different types are generally not compatible. PAL P hase A lternating L ine. Developed by German engineer Walter Bruch and the German electronic corporation Telefunken. Walter Bruch
CFA Breed Standard: American Shorthair
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/american-sh.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. 30 .. HEAD (including size and shape of eyes, ear shape, and set and structure of nose) 30 .. BODY (including shape, size, bone, and length of tail) 15 .. COAT 20 .. COLOR (Tabby pattern = 10 points; Color =10 points) 5 .. EYE COLOR GENERAL: the American Shorthair is a true breed of working cat. The conformation should be adapted for this with no part of the anatomy so exaggerated as to foster weakness. The general effect should be that of a strongly built, well balanced, symmetrical cat with conformation indicating power, endurance, and agility. SIZE: medium to large. No sacrifice of quality for the sake of size. Females may be less massive in all respects than males and should be rewarded equally if overall balance is correct.
CFA Breed Standard: Turkish Van
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/turkish-van.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD (30) 18 .. Shape (boning, chin, nose, cheekbones, profile) 7 .. Ears (shape, placement and size) 5 .. Eyes (shape, placement and size) BODY (35) 20 .. Type (boning, muscle, length, size) 5 .. Legs and feet 10 .. Tail COAT .. 15 COLOR and PATTERN .. 20 GENERAL: The Turkish Van is a natural breed from the rugged, remote and climatically varied region of the Middle East. The breed is known for its unique, distinctive pattern...the term "van" has been adopted by a variety of breeds to describe white cats with colored head and tail markings. The Turkish Van is a solidly-built, semi-longhaired cat with great breadth to the chest. The strength and power of the cat is evidenced in its substantial body and legs. This breed takes a full 3 to 5 years to reach full maturity and development, therefore allowances must be made for age and sex. Despite age and sex, as adults, individuals should convey an overall impression of a well-balanced and well-proportioned appearance in which no feature is exaggerated to foster weakness or extremes. Turkish Vans are very intelligent and alert cats, and as such feel more secure, and handle better with all four feet on a solid surface.
CFA Breed Standard: Bombay
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/bombay.html

Extractions: Turkish Van Breed Standard: Bombay Updated: May 5 2003 HEAD AND EARS (25) 7 .. Roundness of head 7 .. Full face and proper profile 7 .. Ears 4 .. Chin EYES (5) 5 .. Placement and shape BODY (20) 15 .. Body 5 .. Tail COAT (20) 10 .. Shortness 5 .. Texture 5 .. Close lying COLOR (30) 20 .. Body color 10 .. Eye color GENERAL: the Bombay was originated as a hybrid between the Burmese and the American Shorthair. With its jet black, gleaming coat, gold to copper eyes, solid body and sweet facial expression, the ideal Bombay has an unmistakable look of its own. It is not a natural breed but a genetic hybrid, with distinctive features that separate it from its foundation (parent) breeds. The Bombay is a medium-size cat, well-balanced, friendly, alert, and outgoing; muscular and having a surprising weight for its size. The body and tail should be of medium length, the head rounded with medium-sized, wide-set ears, a moderate nose "stop" which is visible (not a break), large rounded wide-set eyes, and an overall look of excellent proportions and carriage.
Illinois Learning Standards
The Illinois Learning standards indicate what students in Illinois public schools should know and be able to do as a result of their schooling.
http://www.isbe.state.il.us/ils/

Extractions: Descriptors and Assessments ILS Staff The Illinois Learning Standards (ILS) define what all students in all Illinois public schools should know and be able to do in the seven core areas as a result of their elementary and secondary schooling. The Illinois Learning Standards have not changed since their adoption in 1997. The Performance Descriptors and ILS-aligned Classroom Assessments were developed by Illinois teachers for Illinois teachers to enhance the ILS and to serve as resources to help teachers determine local performance expectations at each grade level. Items indicated with an arrow ( ) are links containing more detailed information.
CFA Breed Standard: Havana Brown
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/havana.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. GENERAL: the overall impression of the ideal Havana Brown is a cat of medium size with a rich, solid color coat and good muscle tone. Due to its distinctive muzzle shape, coat color, brilliant and expressive eyes and large forward tilted ears, it is comparable to no other breed. HEAD: when viewed from above, the head is longer than it is wide, narrowing to a rounded muzzle with a pronounced break on both sides behind the whisker pads. The somewhat narrow muzzle and the whisker break are distinctive characteristics of the breed and must be evident in the typical specimen. When viewed in profile, there is a distinct stop at the eyes; the end of the muzzle appears almost square; this illusion is heightened by a well-developed chin, the profile outline of which is more square than round. Ideally, the tip of the nose and the chin form an almost perpendicular line. Allowance to be made for somewhat broader heads and stud jowls in the adult male. Allow for sparse hair on chin, directly below lower lip.

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