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Standard Catalog of World Paper Money - Specialized (Standard Catalog of World Paper Money Vol 1: Specialized Issues) by George S. Cuhaj, 2009-11-16
Best Practice, Today's Standards for Teaching and Learning in America's Schools by Harvey Daniels, Steven Zemelman, et all 2005-04-27
Revised Standard Version Catholic Bible
CRC Standard Mathematical Tables and Formulae, 31st Edition by Daniel Zwillinger, 2002-11-27

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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.
Advertising Standards Canada
A notfor-profit industry body focused on creating and maintaining communityconfidence in advertising. Contains information on consumer and special
http://www.adstandards.com/
ETSI - Institut Européen Des Normes De Télécommunication
ETSI European Telecommunications standards Institute . Institut européen desnormes de télécommunication. Notre site internet est disponible à l adresse
http://www.etsi.fr/

Extractions: ETSI - "European Telecommunications Standards Institute" Institut européen des normes de télécommunication Notre site internet est disponible à l'adresse suivante, en langue Anglaise exclusivement: http://www.etsi.org/ Le Portail ETSI peut être visité à l'adresse suivante: http://portal.etsi.org/
CFA Breed Standard: Siberian
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/siberian.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. The Siberian is eligible to be shown in the Provisional Class HEAD (45) 15 ... Shape 3 ... Profile 5 ... Ears 5 ... Eyes 4 ... Chin 10 ... Muzzle 3 ... Neck BODY (40) 10 ... Torso 5 ... Legs 3 ... Feet 5 ... Tail 10 ... Boning 7 ... Musculature COAT/COLOR (15) 5 ... Length 5 ... Texture 3 ... Pattern 2 ... Color GENERAL: the Siberian, Russia's native forest cat, first appeared in recorded history around the year 1000 and hails from the unforgiving climate of Siberia. This is a cat that nature designed to survive, with no extremes in type. The Siberian is a medium to medium large, strong triple coated cat with surprising heft for its size. The overall appearance should be one of strength, presence, and alertness, with a sweet facial expression. The breed is extremely slow to mature taking as long as 5 years. Females are generally smaller than males and allowances should be considered when comparing females and young cats to the standard. Size is secondary to type. The general impression is one of roundness and circles, rather than rectangles and triangles.
CFA Breed Standard: Selkirk Rex
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://cfainc.org/breeds/standards/selkirk.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. GENERAL: the Selkirk Rex is the result of a dominant, spontaneous mutation that causes each hair (guard, down and awn) to have a gentle curl giving the coat a soft feel. This is a medium to large cat with heavy boning that gives the cat surprising weight and an impression of power. Females may be less massive than males but not dainty in appearance. The Selkirk Rex is an active cat with a sweet and endearing personality. Balance and substance are the essence of the breed, where all parts come together in harmonious whole with neither too much nor too little consideration given to any one feature. HEAD: BODY: Torso: medium to large and well-balanced. The substantial muscular torso is more rectangular than square, but not long. Back is straight with a slight rise to the hindquarters. Shoulders and hip should appear to be the same width. Legs: medium to long. Substantial boning. Should be in proportion to the body. Feet: large, round, and firm. Toes: five in front, four behind. Tail: medium length, proportionate to body. Heavy at base, neither blunt nor pointed at tip.
HHS - Office For Civil Rights - HIPAA
Office for Civil Rights HIPAA. Medical Privacy - National standards to Protectthe Privacy of Personal Health Information
http://www.hhs.gov/ocr/hipaa/
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.
VESA
VESA was established in 1989 to set and support industrywide interface standardsdesigned for the PC, workstation, and other computing environments.
http://www.vesa.org/

Extractions: New DisplayPort Standard for PCs, Monitors, TV Displays and Projectors Moves From Promoter Group to VESA MILPITAS, Calif.(BUSINESS WIRE)Aug. 16, 2005The newly-developed DisplayPort(TM) interface proposal, which has been designed to simplify display interfaces in computer and consumer electronics systems, has been turned over to the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) for finalization and approval as a standard. In May, VESA announced the DisplayPort development program by a group of industry-leading companies dedicated to creating a new digital display interface specification for broad application within computer monitors, TV displays, projectors, PCs and other sources of image content. "The plan in May was to submit a comprehensive version of the interface proposal to VESA during the third quarter for ratification and adoption," said Ian Miller, chairman of VESA. "The group has met its internal timetable and delivered to us a very comprehensive specification, which VESA will now administer and provide a forum for future revisions." Known as DisplayPort, the interface specification will accelerate the adoption of protected digital outputs on PCs to broadly support viewing of high definition and other types of protected content through an optional content protection capability, while enabling higher levels of display performance.
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.
Health Level 7
standards for electronic interchange of clinical, financial, and administrativeinformation among health care oriented computer systems;
http://www.hl7.org/

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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.
CFA Breed Standard: American Curl
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/american-curl.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. GENERAL: the distinctive feature of the American Curl is their attractive, uniquely curled ears. The original American Curl, a longhaired female named Shulamith, was first noted in Southern California in 1981. Selective breeding began in 1983. Curls are well balanced, moderately muscled, slender rather than massive in build. Females weigh 5 to 8 pounds, males weigh 7 to 10 pounds. Proper proportion and balance are more important than size. Allowance is to be made for normal male characteristics. They are alert, active, with gentle, even dispositions. HEAD: Shape: modified wedge without flat planes, moderately longer than wide, smooth transitions. Profile: nose moderate in length and straight, slight rise from bottom of eyes to forehead, gentle curve to top of head, flowing into neck, without a break. Size: medium in proportion to body. Muzzle: rounded with gentle transition, no pronounced whisker break. Chin: firm, in line with nose and upper lip.
CFA Breed Standard: Japanese Bobtail
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/japanese.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. Translation Available (PDF): Dutch HEAD .. 20 TYPE .. 30 TAIL .. 20 COLOR and MARKINGS .. 20 COAT .. 10 GENERAL: the Japanese Bobtail should present the overall impression of a medium sized cat with clean lines and bone structure, well-muscled but straight and slender rather than massive in build. The unique set of its eyes, combined with high cheek bones and a long parallel nose, lend a distinctive Japanese cast to the face, especially in profile, quite different from the other oriental breeds. Its short tail should resemble a bunny tail with the hair fanning out to create a pom-pom appearance which effectively camouflages the underlying bone structure of the tail. HEAD: although the head appears long and finely chiseled, it forms almost a perfect equilateral triangle (the triangle does not include the ears) with gentle curving lines, high cheekbones, and a noticeable whisker break, the nose long and well-defined by two parallel lines from tip to brow with a gentle dip at, or just below, eye level. Allowance must be made for jowls in the stud cat.
The Home Of The Georgia Professional Standards Commission
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CFA Breed Standard: Egyptian Mau
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/egyptian.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. Translation Available (PDF): Dutch HEAD (20) 5 .. Muzzle 5 .. Skull 5 .. Ears 5 .. Eye Shape BODY (25) 10 .. Torso 10 .. Legs and Feet 5 .. Tail COAT (5) 5 .. Texture and length PATTERN (25) COLOR (25) 10 .. Eye color 15 .. Coat color GENERAL: the Egyptian Mau is the only natural domesticated breed of spotted cat. The Egyptian's impression should be one of an active, colorful cat of medium size with well developed muscles. Perfect physical condition with an alert appearance. Well balanced physically and temperamentally. Males tend to be larger than females. HEAD: a slightly rounded wedge without flat planes, medium in length. Not full-cheeked. Profile showing a gentle contour with slight rise from the bridge of the nose to the forehead. Entire length of nose even in width when viewed from the front. Allowance must be made for jowls in adult males.
Standards Of Learning
State standards for public education. Some homeschoolers like to use these as aguideline. Those who file under Option (iv) need to refer to the SOLs for
http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Superintendent/Sols/home.shtml

Extractions: for Virginia Public Schools The Standards of Learning for Virginia Public Schools describe the commonwealth's expectations for student learning and achievement in grades K-12 in English, mathematics, science, history/social science, technology, the fine arts, foreign language, health and physical education, and driver education. These standards represent a broad consensus of what parents, classroom teachers, school administrators, academics, and business and community leaders believe schools should teach and students should learn. In the four core areas of English, mathematics, science, and history/social science, a curriculum framework also is provided that details the specific knowledge and skills students must possess to meet the standards for these subjects. Standards of Learning currently in effect are listed below by subject area with pulldowns by grade level for each subject. Links also are provided for the curriculum frameworks mentioned above.
CFA Breed Standard: Persian
Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type.
http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/persian.html

Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. Translation Available (PDF): Chinese 30 .. HEAD (including size and shape of eyes, ear shape and set) 20 .. BODY TYPE (including shape, size, bone, and length of tail) 10 .. COAT 5 .. BALANCE 5 .. REFINEMENT 20 .. COLOR 10 .. EYE COLOR Balance and refinement are the essence of the breed, where all parts come together in a harmonious whole, with neither too much nor too little consideration given to any one feature. 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 Persian 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 long thick coat softens the lines of the cat and accentuates the roundness in appearance.
Indiana's Academic Standards
Indiana s Academic standards Dr. Suellen Reed Indiana Superintendent of PublicInstruction standards Resources Professional Development
http://www.doe.state.in.us/standards/welcome.html
CFA Breed Standard: Russian Blue
http://www.cfa.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.
ENC Online: Professional Development: Standards & Frameworks: National Standards
National standards documents for math and science education.
http://www.enc.org/professional/standards/national/

Extractions: Skip Navigation You Are Here ENC Home Professional Development National Standards Search the Site More Options Don't lose access to ENC's web site! Beginning in August, goENC.com will showcase the best of ENC Online combined with useful new tools to save you time. Take action today purchase a school subscription through goENC.com 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

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