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 Communism In The Quiet American
After the end of WWII, America s victory was short lived as a new enemy emerged in the form of a
communist Soviet Union. As the ideals of capitalism and communism clashed around the world, it
suddenly found itself in Vietnam, a nation that was colonized by the French in the South and ruled
by the communists in the North. After the French were kicked out of Vietnam, the U.S. debated
whether to pursue intervention in order to stop the spread of communism. This struggle is depicted
in The Quiet American by Graham Greene, which looks at the Indochina War through the eyes of
protagonist Thomas Fowler, a British journalist whose anti intervention views often clash with
American economist Alden Pyle s pro intervention views. In Greene s novel, Fowler s... Show more
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After General The s restaurant bomb blast causes many civilian casualties, Fowler angrily
criticizes Pyle for having the Third Force and National Democracy all over [his] right shoe and
tells him to go home to Phuong and tell her about [his] heroic deed (154). Greene uses the irony
of the heroic deeds to show the stupidity of Pyle s misconception as Fowler mocks his justification
of killing civilians in order to further the spread of democracy as he cannot stand Pyle s inability
to see the consequences of US tactics in the region. The US is so caught up in this concept of
utilitarianism, or doing the greatest good for the greatest amount of people, that they warrant
sacrificing a few people to push for democracy to benefit the majority, but this only hurts them as
these killings make them rise up against oppressors like the US in order to stop their civilians
from getting killed. Therefore, when Pyle is obsessed with the Democracy all over [his] right shoe
, he totally is oblivious to the blatant deaths that American policy is causing. Even if these bombs
somehow did bring democracy, it would not matter as the US intentionally took away the rights of
the people by canceling the reunification elections in order to help their comrade Ngo Dinh Diem.
While the Geneva Accords promised the Vietnamese an
 Primate Groups
The major primate groups are divided into two groups. The first main group are the Strepsirrhini
s, also called prosimians and include, Lemurs, Lorises and Galago s. The second main group of
primates are called haplorrhines and include, monkeys, apes, and humans The Strepsirrhini group
are more primitive than other primates such as monkeys and apes. (3). Lemurs have olfactory
communication, have stink and spur fights. Lorises are known for their nocturnal behavior and are
extremely slow in locomotion . (3). Galago s also called bush babies because their calls sound
similar to an infant, they can jump about 8 feet from a sitting position and have very strong
eyesight. The Strepsirrhini s group have a relatively long rostrum and a wet nose
 Mortgage Broker Case
Mortgage Brokers Bella Vista

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For starters, it has a prime location near the end of the M2 motorway. This puts it close to two
major north south transport routes through the Westlink M7, the Cumberland Highway, and
Sydney. What this means is that you will have access to many different amenities and facilities,
even those not in the immediate locality. These include the Norwest Business Park, which
incorporates hotel, industrial, commercial and retail developments. There is also the Norwest
Private Hospital along with several established dental surgeries and medical centres. Not to
mention several shopping complexes like the Circa Retail and the Norwest Marketplace. The
Hillsong Church and the Norwest Anglican Church are in the locale too. The suburb is actually
listed in Fortune s Global 500 list because it is home to the Woolworths Limited complex. Other
large scale companies with headquarters in the area are the Reserve Bank of Australia, AAMI
Insurance, ResMed, and Homeart. As for educational institutions, Bella Vista is close to St.
Michael s Primary School, Gilroy Catholic College, Model Farms High School, Matthew Pearce
Public School, and others. While it may be densely populated, it remains a good choice for people
of all kinds, be they professionals, students, or families with children. You can learn more if you
speak with any of our mortgage brokers in Bella
 Reflection About Art
Growing up we always have been compelled to question. Why is the sky blue? Why does the
earth spin? What is the point of life? In fact, it could be a possibility that even a majority of the
words we expel from our mouths as a kid is why? . Yet, out of the thousands of questions that have
ever entered our brain, a rare one to ponder is: how does one view art? One may say that art is
subjective, that viewers take away what they want from it. However, another may say another
completely different opinion; for instance, John Berger, a famous art critic, believed art could only
be viewed in the context of its own history, otherwise the painting would become mystified
(Berger 144). In a way, Berger expects everyone to mystify the art work they view unless they truly
see in the specific way he believes is right. Keeping this in mind, I attempted to view art differently
than I ever have before, with a clear mind, questions to engage in conversation with the artwork, and
a yearning for the history of it s past at the ninth annual Art Prize.
When I walked into the Art Prize exhibition, I tried to view art the way Berger would want me to,
clear minded and unaware of the distractions the setting presented. I did a walk through of all the
artwork, but, I kept on getting pulled back to this one piece called Il Ventriloquo, by Aron
Demetz (Demetz). It was a statue of a presumably caucasian man from his torso up, in a pale blue,
long sleeve t shirt, with short brown hair, holding his right arm up; which turned into a puppet, as
if he had his hand inside of the puppet. The puppet was a little boy and his face was turned toward
the man, his eyes holding man s gaze. At first I had no idea how to approach it, I didn t know how
to invite it into conversation, and even if I did, how would I know I was asking the right kind of
questions? Pushing those doubts aside, I decided to jump right in and start with reading the exhibit
label next to the art. Unfortunately it did not help much, it mostly talked about the artist s
background and how he came to be a sculpture.
I studied the sculpture for a while, the way the arm flowed directly into the puppet, as if the puppet
was a part of the arm. I wondered what inspired Gardena to create
 Improvement Of K Means Clustering Algorithm
IMPROVEMENT IN K MEANS CLUSTERING ALGORITHM
FOR DATA CLUSTERING Omkar Acharya
Department of Computer Engineering
Pimpri Chinchwad College Of Engineering
Savitribai Phule Pune University
Pune, India [email protected] Mayur Sharma
Department of Computer Engineering
Pimpri Chinchwad College Of Engineering
Savitribai Phule Pune University
Pune, India [email protected] Mahesh Kopnar
Department of Computer Engineering
Pimpri Chinchwad College Of Engineering
Savitribai Phule Pune University
Pune, India [email protected] Abstract The set of objects having same characteristics are
organized in groups and clusters of these objects are formed known as Data Clustering.It is an
unsupervised learning technique for classification of data. K means algorithm is widely used and
famous algorithm for analysis of clusters.In this algorithm, n number of data points are divided into
k clusters based on some similarity measurement criterion. K Means Algorithm has fast speed and
thus is used commonly clustering algorithm. Vector quantization,cluster analysis,feature learning are
some of the application of K Means.However results generated using this algorithm are mainly
dependant on choosing initial cluster centroids.The main shortcome of this algorithm is to provide
appropriate number of clusters.Provision of number of clusters before applying the algorithm is
highly impractical and requires deep knowledge of clustering
 Sample Case Study Of Nyla Yaites
Introduction Nyla Yaites is an African American female, four years and eleven months of age.
Nyla was chosen for this case study because she seems to be a very interesting young girl. We
attend the same church and she has always greeted me with a pleasant smile and hug. Nyla
appears to have a sophisticated vocabulary, playful character, and seems to be well behaved for a
four year old. I am very excited about observing her for this case study. Since she was two years
old, Nyla has attended preschool at Saintsville Prep Academy. According to her teacher, she has
learned her colors and alphabet. Nyla has already mastered spelling her name. She loves playing
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I was able to observe a short tempered spell while she was in gym class. Nyla came out of class
because she wanted water. Her mom wouldn t let her drink from the water fountain because it s
germy . Nyla started whining and crying so her dad went next door to the store to buy her some
water. Nyla returned to gymnastics happy. Both of Nyla s parents normally accompany her to
dance/gym glass. It has been suggested that fathers attachment role during the preschooler years
helps to challenge the child in a supportive context that complements the mother s role in caring
and comforting (Roggman et al. 2002). Nyla s teacher also indicated that when Nyla gets too hot
playing she will take a break and hold conversations with teachers. Once she is cooled off, she is
back to playing with her friends. It seems that Nyla is knowledgeable enough to when her body
needs to take a break, and she indicates that she is mature enough to know when she is physically
ready to return to play without abusing this break. Reflective Summary and
 Rhetorical Of Dog Food
For this essay I chose to investigate rhetorical means of dog food advertisements. During this
investigation I will point out what it is exactly that advertisers are using in order to sell their
product. I chose a Blue Bufflo ad, a Pedigree ad, a vintage Ken L Ration ad, and another shorter
Pedigree ad. The first ad by Blue Buffalo shows a dogand a cat as well as a chart and a small
paragraph about the product. The color is a calming blue and actually almost gives somewhat of a
medical appealto the ad. This not only looks like a dog food ad but also has similarities to an
advertisement promoting a medication. Their heading to the ad is Love them like family and feed
them like family with natural, holistic BLUE. This ad appeals to ethos,... Show more content on
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The color gives a fun an youthful appeal. The heading is a supposed quote from the pup stating, I
enjoy licking faces. And toilets Koji. This ad also has a slightly medical appeal as it has the
medical cross right at the top of the advertisement. This ad appeals to logos in the fact that it is
promoting a product that boosts the immunity of your pet because dogs will put their mouths on
anything and every dog has his can so this ad is saying that in order to protect your dog, pick this
product, and that you can pin point which food to buy based on the buyer s dog s specific needs.
This ad also appeals to pathos as it mentions that this food is going to not only be tasty for your
dog but also have the healthy ingredients needed in order to protect them, letting the buys know
they are making the right choice fro their animal by buying this product. The vintage Ken L
Ration ad is a simple black and white ad with a drawn, what seemed to be, fox terrier in the corner.
The headline is He Loves it! showing a positive and fun spect to the ad and eating the readers
attention. This ad does a very good job appealing to pathos and logos in a short and sweet statement
pointing out that your dog will not only enjoy the product, but it will also keep him health and
strong, and that it also comes canned making it easy and convenient to serve. This is similar to the
Pedigree ad, although much shorter, and slightly less exciting as it lacks
 The Impact Of Applied Psychology On The Field Of Psychology
Consider the Impact of Applied and Behaviorist Psychology on the Field
In this paper I will discuss the impact that applied and behaviorist psychology has had on the field
of psychology. J. R. Angell at the University of Chicago is possibly one of the most advanced of the
functional psychologists, predicted that American psychology was prepared for better objectivity. In
1910, he stated that it is possible that the term consciousness would more than likely vanish from
psychology, even more than the term soul had vanished (p. 209).
The most significant impact on the field of psychology was the explication of consciousness and its
functions. During the early 20th century, psychology began to changed dramatically; Therefore,
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Angell also viewed the introspective study of consciousness as one of the most important method of
psychological research during the mid nineteenth century (Schultz Schultz, 2012).
What persons or ideas in early behaviorism would carry out the trend that Angell predicted?
During the nineteenth century, most psychologists viewed the emergence of functionalism as being
evolutionary rather than revolutionary. Therefore, the primary difference was in the subject matter
of their study; while structuralism attempted to examine and describe regulations concerning
psychological practices, functionalism was the trend that was considered to be more teleological
challenging, and focused more on the concept of how and why.
As a reaction of structuralism, functionalism emerged during the twentieth century. In comparing
structuralism and functionalism, functionalism is believed to have a more significant role in the
development and subject matter of psychology. Although, the role of functionalism was considered
to be strong it was not exclusive because behaviorism was considered by most to be the most
dominant trend of psychology.
John B. Watson (1878 1958) was one of Angell s most promising students at the University of
Chicago. Watson (1913) eventually became founder of the behaviorist school of psychology. He
carried out the trend of Angell s theoretical prediction in early behaviorism and became the first
American
 Thomas Aquinas Proof For God
Thomas Aquinas and Proof for God

Saint Thomas Aquinas lived from 1225 to 1274. He was a Catholic priest in the Dominican Order
and one of the most influential medieval thinkers. He was hugely affected by scholasticism and
Aristotle and recognized for his synthesis of the two aforementioned traditions. Although he wrote
countless works of philosophy and theology across his existence, his most prominent work is the
Summa Theologica. Saint Thomas Aquinas was born in 1225 in Roccasecca in Italy. His father was
Count Landulf of an old highborn south Italian family, and his mother was Countess Theodora of
Theate, of noble Norman descent (Thomas Aquinas 1225 1274). Thomas was the youngest of eight
siblings. His family was considered to be of lower nobility. When he was five years old, he was
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His father s brother Sinibald was there. Later he learned in Naples. By 1243, he was ambitious to
go in the Dominican order; but on the method to Rome he was grabbed by his brothers and held
back to his parents at the castle of S. Giovanni, where he was grasped a captive for a year or two
and besieged alongside prayers, menaces, and even sensual temptation to make him relinquish his
purpose. In the end the relations yielded and the order dispatched Thomas to Cologne to discover
below Albertus Magnus, whereas he appeared plausibly in the direction of the end of 1244. For
countless years longer, he stayed alongside the renowned theorist of scholasticism, presumably
teaching. With the attainment of the Chief of Arts at concerning the age of 20, one might go on to
discover in a higher faculty, regulation, medicine or theology. The theological plan Thomas went in
in Paris was difficult. The master s normally attained in the main thirties and he was only twenty.
Comprehensive and progressively extra intensive discover of the scriptures, Old Testament and New
Testament, and of the synopsis of Christian
 Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
Abstract
Various Wonders of the World lists have been compiled over the ages in order to catalogue the
most spectacular natural and man made constructions. The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World is
the first known list of remarkable man made creations of classical antiquity, and was based on
guide books popular among Hellenic sight seers and only includes works located around the
Mediterranean rim. Later lists include those for the Medieval World, the Modern World, the Natural
World and others. The list that will be discussed today is the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
The historian Herodotus (484 BC ca. 425 BC), and the scholar Callimachus of Cyrene (ca 305 240
BC) at the Museum of Alexandria, made early lists of seven wonders but ... Show more content on
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The gardens were destroyed in an earthquake after the 1st century BCE.
The lush Hanging Gardens are extensively documented by Greek historians such as Strabo and
Diodorus Siculus. Through the ages, the location may have been confused with gardens that
existed at Nineveh, whose king at the time was Nimrod, since tablets from there clearly show
gardens. Writings on these tablets describe the possible use of something similar to an
Archimedes screw as a process of raising the water to the required height. The Greek Historian
Diodorus (Antipar) said: The Garden was 100 feet long by 100 feet wide and built up in tiers so
that it resembled a theater. Vaults had been constructed under the ascending terraces which
carried the entire weight of the planted garden; the uppermost vault, which was seventy five feet
high, was the highest part of the garden, which, at this point, was on the same level as the city
walls. The roofs of the vaults which supported the garden were constructed of stone beams some
sixteen feet long, and over these were laid first a layer of reeds set in thick tar, then two courses
of baked brick bonded by cement, and finally a covering of lead to prevent the moisture in the soil
penetrating the roof. On top of this roof enough topsoil was heaped to allow the biggest trees to
take root. The earth was leveled off and thickly