Making the better things for better living through chemistry presents the cavalcade of America. Tonight's star, Susan Hayward. Tonight's story, Breakfast at Nancy's. The heart was a sharp shooting woman, primed her cousin to hold an open. At 200 paces with a Kentucky rifle, she could plug out the eye of a possum or coon. All breakfast at Nancy's, breakfast at Nancy's.  Look out, Mr. Torrey, or you'll wind up dead. Up in the northeast corner of Georgia, close to the Savannah River and the Carolina Lion, you'll find Hart County, named for Nancy Hart, cousin to Daniel Boone and Kim to General Daniel Morgan Revolutionary Hero. Before Hart County on the courthouse, the Indians had named a little river for Nancy, War Woman Creek. Nancy's story is a legend in Georgia, and like most legends everywhere, her saga has been told in many, many versions. But all the tales of Nancy Hart begin at least, like this. It's the summer evening about the year 1778, the third year of the revolution. Nancy Hart, Mrs. Benjamin Hart, that is, Nancy is alone in her husband's farm cabin on the Broad River. Supper's almost ready. You're right, Mrs. Hart. Hey, Mrs. Hart. Who's there? Don't come any close out there. I've got a gun. It's me, Mrs. Hart. I've been told of her. I told the old man told of her. Oh, come on. Come on.   Still not, though. Well, yes, I reckon you do it that. Can't be too careful. I'm sorry, Royston. I couldn't see you down the hill. There were things the way they are. There are some things the way they are. That's what I come to see about. I've been sent to see you, sort of a committee you want from your old neighbors. I'm not going to leave this farm, Roy. I'm not going to leave my home. But why? My body's safe up country, but you, all your neighbors, all their ain't Tory scoundrels, that is. And how about you? Oh, sure. I'm too old for them scary wags to bother with. I don't know nothing they can steal. Now, look here, Nancy, girl. Your friends have sent me to plead with you. No, I'm staying here. Right here. Put your husband in Benjamin with Colonel Clark's militia where it belongs. And this is where I belong. But, Roy, it ain't fair to suit you and Morgan. I need them with him. Mr. Tulliver. Yes, ma'am. Can I trust you, Roy? Well, folks around here have been doing just that for now under 70 years. I'm no barn-burning Tory traitor. That's what you mean? I guess I'll be getting off. Wait a minute. Mr. Tulliver, I'm staying on here for a purpose. I'm not just stubborn. So? Colonel Clark up north has to keep in touch somehow with the other troops down to the south of here. Yes, it's encouraged me to have to rest somewhere. But this is old Tory country now. There's nobody but Tory's left. Oh, I see. I see. You hide them out, Clark's messenger. Uh-huh.  No. I just plum-hate old Tory. Like Wilkie Bowman? Like Wilkie Bowman, especially. Most especially. He's the head man around here now. Now that all the decent folks are gone and he swears he'll make you his wife yet. He ain't never give up. Well, it's a good many years and two children too late. Taste those children. Did you see him? They were playing down by the old well with that conch shell. I gave you the fly to sell it. They weren't blowing on him. I told Morgan never to...  They was just pretending. Morgan! Morgan! Oh, here they come now. You see, Morgan, didn't you hear me calling you? Oh, we came running, Mark.  He wouldn't put the conch shell back. He made me take him all over the wood lot. Morgan Boone, I don't want you to touch that shell again. You hear? But you taught me to blow it. Morgan. Yes, Mark. Now say howdy to Mr. Toliver here. Howdy, Mr. Toliver. Evening, children. Well, ma'am, mums are worried with Royston Toliver. And do be careful. Well, I'll be moving along. Nonsense. You're gonna say to supper. Can I persuade you? Persuade me?  It'd be as crazy as King George III. Crazy. Well, set then.  Yes, Mark.   Get now! Rockin' in a rocker on the pinewood floor. Oh, nightfall at Nancy's. Nightfall at Nancy's. All alone by the broad river shore. By the broad shore. This is for the hangman's dream, Mark. Please, Mark. Him and his old hangman. Mother, sing, Lord Randall. No, no more now. It's bedtime. It seems to me you two are getting mighty old to be sung, too. But you sing so beautiful, Mother. You said I ought to learn how to. Ah, Sukey can't sing. No more in an old fog. She sounds like the car corn.  Leave it stay right where it is on the shelf of the well, you hear? Gosh, what's so special about that old horn? I can blow it, but it don't go good. Maybe I'll tell you someday soon. But there's one thing I want to tell you now. And over and over, I hope you knew it already in your blood and in your bones. You, Morgan. Oh, Jesus, what? You've got good blood in you, son. Your kin to Colonel Daniel Morgan, him that fought at Quebec in a Saratoga. And to Daniel Boone who's gone on west. Never be afraid, son. I ain't never been, Mark.  And Sukey? I'm not afraid, Mother.  There's nothing to be afraid of, ever, if you're good and sensible and not afraid. There are things I might have to ask you to do, Sukey. Hard things. And maybe soon. And the first thing is, if you're upstairs in bed and you hear noises down here, you stay up there.  Listen. What's that? Just a hood, I'll hold you. I must be sure. Up to bed with you, children. Run now. I said run. And stay there. Good night, Mark. What are you putting all about for? You get to bed. And remember what I said. Oh, dear God, let it be been this time. Let it be been. Quick, ma'am. Let me inside. Who are you? Cliffelder. Sergeant Cliffelder. Georgia Militia. Courier for criminal plot with dispatches. Stayer after me, ma'am. Have you seen my husband? Is he still alive? Alive and kicking not three hours ago. But ma'am, there's no time for questions. Ben said you had a place to hide me here. Yes, I do. Ben fixed it up to soaring left as a full spot into the wood bin by the fireplace there. And a little room below hollowed out in the dirt. Ben dug it about four feet down. Look, now look. I'll have to talk fast. Colonel Clark has sent a scotting party south. Sort of a feeler. Your husband's in command. I rode ahead of him to look for any Tory band. Well, I found one. Three armed riders up by the fork near Dury Rose. Uh-huh. I outrode him. I doubled back here. I tell them I'm marrying a barn up the road, and I hope she's well hid. Then I started hooting like an owl, as Ben said to do. Great jumping to your horse, but I thought I'd have to hoot all night before the lamp went out. You say there's a scouting party here? Yes, ma'am. And Ben? Your husband planned to camp real close just above the fork. He wanted to see you, and I can't blame him, but for heaven's sake, ma'am, hide me. Over here. In with you. Under the floor. You'll have to set up. It's not big enough to lay down in, but is there enough? I see a double bottom to it. Thank you, ma'am. Sergeant Helper, can you hear me down there? Yes, ma'am. There's horsemen coming up the hill. Stay quiet. Don't move at all. I'll do that, ma'am. Can't move anyway. Never mind who's here. Open up. Open up and we'll blow the hinges off this door. We'll keep going. And if it isn't mild, we toss Miss Nancy Morgan. My name is Nancy Hart. Has been for 12 years. What do you want here? Why, just a little talk, Nancy, darling. For old times' sake. About two things. Number one, your late husband, Benjamin Hart, right at the crowd. Late husband, yes. I had the pleasure of shooting him through the head just an hour ago. I don't believe you. Get out. Get out of here. We haven't begun our little talk, Nancy. Subject number two, a rebel trooper you're concealing in this house. Where is he? We want him. I said we want him. Come in, man. How many slink and snakes does it take to handle one lone woman? Why, not only three of us. Ruth Benton. Cut you to the lady, Ruth. Ruth Benton. Convicted horse, deep in jailbird. Wanted in Carolina across the river. Our pleasure, ma'am. My, my, Wilkes. She's got a tongue, isn't she? I found that out long years ago. Always liked it, innit? Who's your other bootlicker, Bowman? Oh, here's me stranger in these parts, my dear. Name a Sam Savile. Sad Sam, we're called him. Make a leg, Sammel. Yes. Well-trained, innit? Like an ape. Sheriff, after you too, Sam? How did she know that? Her eyes are sharp as a tongue. Now, man, darling, the trooper. We know he's here. Where is he? All right. We have plenty of time. I'll just buy a little drink for visiting gentlemen. Jugs on the table, you saw it, I reckon. I did. Step right up, friend. Will you, Ruth? Oh. Fam, you old dog? Yeah. And now you, Nancy, love. Surely you'll drink with it for old times' sake? I will. I'll take a swig or two. Well, you will. Good. Here, then. I'll take the first swig to General George Washington and the Continental Congress. So, and the rest of the mugs, all of it, Wilkie Bowman, goes right in your face. When the heart was a true-hearted woman, General Dan Morgan was a kissin'-kin. She hated Tories. She hated Redcoats. She hated Wilkie Bowman like she hated Finn. Old night time at Nancy's, moon up at Nancy's, the trooper he's hidein' is the old Woodfin. The trooper he's hidden, but the Tory band is Biden. Watch out there, Nancy. They won't give in. According to the Cavalcade of America, starring Susan Hayward, sponsored by the Dupont Company of Wilmington, Delaware, makers of better things for better living through chemistry. We continue the Dupont Cavalcade of America, starring Susan Hayward as Nancy Hart in Breakfast at Nancy's. Nancy Hart was a home-lovin' woman. She stayed in her cabin by the Broad River Shore. When other folks ran from the barn burnin' Tory, she stuck by her gun the switch she had for. Old midnight at Nancy's, moon up at Nancy's, and Wilkie Bowman's prowlin' through the cabins every door. Lookin' for the soldier through the cabins every door. Well, you three loves the lovers. Well, you've looked everywhere. You've routed my children out of their beds, and you've set them to cryin'. You've turned my house upside down, and there's no trooper here. What now? We saw him riotin' here, almost to your door. He's here. Sooner or later, he'll pop out of somewhere. We'll stay the night, dear Nancy, for old times' sake. Once you came accortin', I'm a killer. I don't want you either way. You haven't lost your looks, man. Now, you're vile temper. Nevertheless, we'll accept the hospitality of the widow-heart for the night. Look ahead, Mr. Bowman, I've got an idea. You, Sam, what is it? The wood bin there. We ain't never looked in the wood box. Too obvious. Obvious? Better try, Bowman. Oh, look. I thought so nothin'. Not even any wood. I'm sorry, Mr. Bowman. Nancy here's smarter than a whip. I found that out a long ago. You'll find it out again. And now I'm goin' up to my children, and I'm gonna stay with them. I got a good stone billet of wood up there, will keep, Bowman, and the stairway's narrow. And if I hear one footstep, creak on that stair, that foot belongs to he's gonna get himself a busted head. My dear Nats, you may be sure I shall respect your matronly sensibility, and so shall these gentlemen. You and your gentlemen can sleep on the floor like the pigs you are. I like to clean up tomorrow anyway. Good night. Oh, there's another jug in the cupboard. Drink up! Okay. Suki. Are you awake? Yes, Mother. Sure, Ma. Have they gone? No, they won't go until after dawn. Children, you remember what I said about not being afraid? Well, who's scared? Now listen to me very carefully. These bad men will wake up drunk and hungry. They want me to get breakfast for him. I'll say I will, but I'll say I need water. I'll send you more than to get the water. I don't think they'll watch you. Should I get the water? No. You go down to the well, and then you take that conch horn and blow on it. Keep blowing on it. You can blow on it hard, son. Oh, sure, again. I can make a big noise. You make it, and keep on making it. It's a signal to your father if... Well, it's a signal to your father, I hope. We fixed it that way. Now you, Suki. Yes?  No, mother. What'll I do? You must be brave, too, Suki. The admin have left their rifles against the window on the stable side downstairs. The window's open.  Can you do it, Suki? Yes, mother. I'll be very quiet. Good. Bring the gun around to the kitchen and hide behind the door outside there. And if I yell, Suki... Quiet, mother. Yes, child. If I yell, Suki, you push open that kitchen door and hand me the gun. Can you do it, Suki? Yes, mother. I think you can. And now let's say our prayers. We need help, and we need it bad. We are quiet like. Our father, which art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Our father, which art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done. Amen. Breakfast! You expect me to get you food to eat? Why, yes, my love of old. Just for the three of us, Ruth here, and me and you, the rats, if they're about, of course. My children are in the kitchen. What happened to that ugly monster? Well, Sam saddled? Well, yes. Sam has been much taken in liquor. I'm afraid he went to sleep at last in the wood bin. Wood bin? He had it on his mind. Let him rest in peace, but let us eat. I've told you I'll find cook these days. I am. Well, good. I'm hungry. Breakfast with a heart, breakfast. I'll need water. I'll send the children for it. Oh, no, no, Ruth here. Be glad to bribe. Ruth, get up. I'll get some water for the lady. Come on. The children will get the water. They'll redo our fetches. Morgan, soupy. Yo, Platton, get up. Hey, what you doing?  We've got work to do. That messenger from the rebel general is somewhere in this house. I will eat first, and we'll set fire to the place. Fire? Fire? Quiet, Joe. The children have gone for the water. We'll have breakfast shortly. No, your Tory friends have left us little in the way of little. You want water? I see Mr. Benton's pulled himself together. Well, I'll go get water. Show me where's the water. I'll go get water. That would be necessary. Morgan and soupy are used to... to lend in a hand. They're very fine children. They think they should have lost their dear father. And they're so young, too. I don't believe you. I've never believed you. Finn's alive. I know it. Berman, do you hear a horn? Rolf, you're drunk. I haven't. I do hear a horn. There's a wood bin. Listen, there's somebody in the wood bin. Sam's battled in there. He sure isn't a fox. Lookie. Lookie, John, now's the time. Don't be afraid, Mother. Here it is. Stand back, will you, Berman? Get back there, Benton.  Stay away from that wood box. He's got one of our rifles. The brats just to pour it through the window. Sergeant Elvis, if you can hear me, stay still. Stay right where you are. That's where he was. Under the wood box. Clever, clever Nancy. Nancy with my rifle. Nancy pointing my rifle at my heart. You can't pull the trigger, Nancy. Stand back, Willkie.  Of course you don't. You love me, Nancy Molton. Stand back. You've always loved me. When both of us were young, you loved me. Give me that gun. I drove you back then. I'd have none of you. None of you. I clawed your fingers. I bear a mark still. Look at it. On my face. In my heart. You'll not pull that trigger. I'll move so quietly. You can't pull the trigger, Nancy. Can't. No. He killed my husband. No, no, no, no, no, no. He was just both, and your husband's still alive. Don't let him be hard on me. Don't let him be... They're coming now. They're coming.   Speak up for me, ma'am. Speak up for me. I've done you no harm. All right. Do this for me, then. Get Bowen's body out of my sight. Get him out of here. I'll do it, ma'am. I'll do it. Oh, baby, it's been so long. So long. I tried to get back here. I wanted the soul to get back.  But I never believed it. Never. Me? Killed? Do I looky? The sergeant said you were all right. Where is he? In the wood box. I was under the wood box. Then I spent the night in drunken, disillutory company. The big, glum, snored all night. I had to fight my way out. Man, am I hungry. Cliff, I'm sure my wife here can provide us all with breakfast. How about it, Nancy? It's on the fryer again in the kitchen.  Help you again, children. With breakfast. Come on. Oh, man, the heart was a false quail woman. Down here in Georgia, we honor her name. In to Boone and King to Morgan, she honors Georgia with her everlasting fame. Oh, breakfast at Nancy's, fun up at Nancy's, more cake and honeycomb and fresh pumpkin pie. Heart is the sun beat. 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That means taking the money from state-owned by forestry which centralise planning to socialise forestry. According to the recent assessment of the forest, you could see the breakdown of the total fund investment for 5 million hectare reforestation programme. So that means that this investment is a key financial source mobilised and used for the 5 million hectare reforestation programme. Finally, the forest sector has been actively involved in employment creation and neighbourhood improvement for nearly 25% of the Vietnamese people who live in the mountain area. Some reason for the achievement is the first, the state has paid more attention to forest protection and development and development policy and life in the nationwide programme. For example, we have policy support for forest production for its new plantation forest. Our government supports about 200 US dollars per hectare. The second is the continuous and sustainable growth of the national economy has created favorable conditions for forestry development. The third is science and technology transfer on plantations as the police techniques have made progress contribute to boost the quality and efficiency of a forest station in the recent year. Finally, forest protection and development and poverty reduction in the rural mountain area have received significant support from the international community. We estimate that we have received support from more than 20 international communities. But we also have some achievements. We have some source coming in which less is included. First, the quality and biodiversity of the natural forest has been continuously reduced. As you know, now we have about 10 million hightar natural forests, but most of them are poor forests. So our biodiversity of the natural forest has reduced and the forest sector growth is low and unsustainable. The third is low in profits and waste in competitiveness and the potential of forest resources has not been properly and comprehensively. Objects and tasks to 2020, we carry out the plan for a protection and development phase from 2011 to 2020. You can understand this is the first second of our 5 million hightar forest station program. Our objective is first to protect forest area and increase forest cover to 42 to 43 percent. A number in 2010, they still have 3.5 million hightar and today they claim they have already implanted 6.5 million hightar. It is still not more than 5 million hightar. I think it is very something that we have to learn the policy. We have to learn how to anticipate the local problem, social conflict and also the transition cost that it stated in this morning. That's all my presentation. Thank you. Thank you. Those are the presentation from the big company. Every percent about 1 percent of total wood-created manufacturers. Indonesia here shares about 2 percent of total wood and furniture. We can see from the graphic here. Indonesia has 2 percent, Malaysia has 3 percent and Vietnam has 5 percent. Actually, what I show you here is closely same with what I have here for this tunnel. Next. Learning from Dibara, in Dibara we have about 12,000 businesses. That's quite big. This is special in furniture but it's not only for the producers but also the sawmill, showroom and also some other small businesses. Estimated about 0.9 million metacubic, many tick processed yearly. We have Mount Vali, we have Mildi, we have Trombi Sea and other woods that we process in Japan. We have also Mango Wood, many alternative wood that we process for furniture. Wood source from Forest and Java and Eastern Java. Food industry represent about 20 percent of Dibara's economy. This is the biggest fresh in pace in other businesses in Dibara. Small-medium enterprises account for 9 percent of productions and debuts of approximately 5 million people depend on furniture industry and exchange. We can see the position of small-scale producers here. That actually the small producers, I mean the orders is driven by buyers. The position of small-scale producers is connected to domestic furniture brokers. Connected with the finishing companies and exporters. But also small producers can connect with domestic retailer and finally they can connect them with domestic and customer. Before process of produce for the small-scale producer, they connected with the wood retailer, they buy from the wood retailer and they connected with the sawmill because they saw the woods to the sawmill before processing. And the wood retailer, they connected with Borbutani. Some of the wood is bought from different places, from Borbutani and from outside Java Forest and also from the community-based agroforestry and also from undocumented source. This is normally from Kanpo, we call it in Java. This is from Village, the people when they need money and then they just sell it and then the small producers buy it. This is without any document that one, they directly process. Next. And we can see the role of producer organizations in Epic AG is small-scale furniture producers and was established in July, 2009 to July 2009. At the moment we have 124 members with 121 mail and 3 female representatives from the classes in the whole sub-historic in Jebara. Why we have 12,000 but the members of Epic AG is only 120. This is a really recent thing of small group in each Felix. And sub-historic also and then they represent to be members of Epic AG. And the role are creating space for sharing information among small-scale producers and voice their aspirations. A multi-level playing field, large-scale furniture association recognizing our knowledge by its bar government because we know that if personal it's not easy. Thank you again. Ladies and gentlemen, this morning you heard from the president he talked about the landscape. Also from the DG of C4 you heard that the landscape approach is a must to sustain and also to improve livelihood of the local community. But the question is how to do it is not what to do. Landscape approach is fine but how to do landscape approach on the ground? Next please. I try to describe the landscape. Landscape is not empty. Also landscape is not unified of land uses. There are variety of land uses on the landscape. You see a forest corn is a national parks bin. This forest margin, planted forest of concession bin but also agriculture state. And many times the funding of agriculture land is higher than the forest land. So there is a, what we call it, there is a present from agriculture to forested area. Wild farm is, people love wild farm more than the forest. But it's not only that, there is a, to me it's like horizontal inequality among the landscape, among the land uses. But also some vertical inequality. Because as Sultan mentioned, the value of forest product, for instance an agricultural product that is value added is enjoyed by actor who is not on the landscape. Actually actors in London, actors in France, actually enjoy a lot, obtain a greater value added rather than actor on the landscape. And then create conflict. We've been operating Indonesia for about five years and looking at the forestry sector for about the same time. So the perspective that we took is a very much project oriented perspective with also an approach to business. We wanted to, we want to finance as a financial institution, financing long term projects. We want to have, of course, a number of projects which can be sustainable both economically, financially, environmentally and of course from a social perspective. I don't know, maybe next, thank you. So the objective is to reconcile economic development and the preservation of public goods and of course implement what the government of Indonesia has chosen to develop in terms of policies. So rent haircut and the forest management unit. The value for which I'm going to deal with are the key elements of that aspect. Next. So we started from findings about the business in Indonesia in the forestry sector. There is very little profitability in natural forest management companies. So the current practices are not sustainable anymore and profit is probably going to be negative and is already negative. So you have a number of options for essentially turning around the businesses who are already engaged in forestry. You can have some niches like TIC with high value and strong demand. You can have rubber also which is part for us of the forestry sector with an access to international markets. You have also fast-going species like Agassia manjong, like Dabong and so on and so forth. Planted in areas which are next to the commercial routes next to the infrastructure and we feel that there's probably options for investors to go into those directions. Next please. So what we see is that plantations require secure lands and we would probably insist on that aspect very much. So it's 30 million hectares of permanent forest with actually cover available. But of course you know about the encouragement, about illegal logging, about also the relationship with communities which were spread by some of our colleagues. And of course these developments require capital and forest journalism. So you have to bring together a lot of factors to make those investment goals. So again we choose to support sustainable project investment models so environmentally sustainable, socially responsible, economically viable as I said and showing controllable and manageable risks. And so the risk mapping and the adequate risk mitigation solutions are key for the investors to come into those projects. That brings us to the next slide, which is actually the means of creating a favorable business environment. And this is very important in Indonesia with the incoming reform which has been actually going on for two years. It's the development of FMUs, forest management units, called KEPA in Indonesia. There is potential for spreading those KEPA across 110 million hectares with 600 KEPA that is managed units by the end of 2019. So what's the interest of having those KEPA from an investment portfolio is to have actually first of all long term planning. That brings us back to the landscape that we're mentioning. So having these landscape management very well devised is probably one of the key risks. Land tender security of course is very important for the investor. Local communities inclusiveness and we will show you what we did in Sulawesi by supporting these communities developing their own plantations. Law enforcement and governance and of course professional forest management. This is key because we find that many investors locally like Jeffrey Blate and with the US Forest Service based in Bangkok on the regional forest advisory. I actually don't have an answer but I do have a few questions. No one actually spoke very much about natural forest in the region although it was well pointed out that sustainable management in natural forest in the region really seems to not be very viable and profitable and also that the resource is mostly exhausted. So I have a few questions in this regard. The first is with the focus on plantations, what is the effect of the focus on plantations for natural forests? Is investment in plantations actually reducing pressure on natural forests which is kind of an assumption about investments in plantations related to that, what is the effect of increased donor attention and investment in plantations? I mean the last speaker was very interesting. There's a simple business model that you're seeking that's quite interesting but I'm just wondering what is the effect of that approach on natural forests? Is it actually reducing pressure on those natural forests? And then one speaker talked about a more mixed model where I guess my question is, is there a role or is there any prospect of having multiple use forest management in a landscape where there are multiple land uses where there might be some multiple use management of natural forests alongside plantations and agroforestry like reading into the mosaic as the professor talked about. Hopefully those questions were clear. Sorry, I don't have an answer to your question. Okay, thank you. We can continue. The conflict between the company and the local community because it's very simple. There is no land in Indonesia where there is everything from actors. There's people already there. So sometimes the government allocates the forest, state forest to the company for Acacia, for instance. But disregard the right of the local community. On the map, you can invest there because there's a state land but actually the local community will travel in our case and it's already there. So it can be a threat to the investment of the plantations to the local community. But we have to boost the plantations as well. So as I think I said with the Kampiha model, it's very, very important to have clean and clear spatial planning where the plantation is, where the natural forest is. Otherwise it's very, very difficult. Now, for instance, if I answer Professor Heman, the national production of planted forest, 19 million cubic meters is increasing sharply and the national production of natural forest decreasing was 9 million cubic meters. It was actually 27 million cubic meters. It was in 90 something. It was 30 million as decreasing to 9 million cubic meters for natural forest. First of all, then we can come all nice to this kind of situation. Yes. Okay.  Well, Indonesia, most lands, of course, are good. And the emphasis you put on the Kampiha, I think, is well placed because when you look at the landscape, you start with an inventory of what exists. And based on that, you have an official map today in Indonesia which gives you a very precise allocation of the land between the players. And you can delineate very precisely the natural forest and the secondary forest in existence which has to be protected. So I think it's a very good step forward. And the Kampiha reform is also pushing into this direction. So inventory and long-term planning per Kampiha is probably one of the answers to reduce the pressure on the remaining natural forest. Now, when existing on plantation is also existing, as you said, on replacing or providing rubber to the industry the wood they need to produce. So plantation answers these need which is this mountain pressure for commodities. So in the deal that I tried to present, the deal is to say on a given concession, for instance, to the investor who wants to plant, let's say rubber as another example. I want to develop 10,000 or 50,000 acres of rubber on a concession where you have protection forests, conservation forests and forests to be rehabilitated. Now, this investor doesn't know about sustainable management of timber. So having this mapping and having the right needs and the right agreement with the local Kampiha for preserving this forest patch, which is remaining on the concession, is probably the way forward. You can't prevent people from investing into valuable commodity. It's kind of a legal wise. But you can help mitigate the effects or avoid completely the effects on the remaining natural forest. Within this framework, we will have encroachments like some plantations of other industries striking a deal in the backyard with the concessionaire to use part of the concession for... to just have practical answers to the same question whether the planted timber of the timber plantation can save natural forest. So I just go back to my case in Thailand. When you want to save natural forest, just put it in total organic land, then convert it into a concession forest, then people will go to plant the same forest or low quality timber for the production. That's how we can save the natural forest. And second case, I also got from my village in West Sumatra where agroforestry has been practiced for a long, long time ago. And now when the timber from the natural forest has been stopped, has been declined, and people now start cutting the agroforest like Suryan for their... for their... for nature. So maybe this is my practical question to that. Put an answer to that question. Thank you very much. Okay, thank you. I think we just lost the timber in terms of biodiversity, in terms of market mechanism, in terms of value and everything like that. So the conclusion is to answer this question we need more research, more discussion, more communication. So I probably say as if all would like to add another here to... to develop this research to answer this question. The second one, it seems to be that there are a lot of funding in this timber production. And we should be able to develop a model of public resolution. It means we have to do multi-stakeholder assessment who is going to be participating in that and then multi-stakeholder trade-off to define what everybody has and how much everybody will have. We have this benefit. So we still have that issue. The second issue that we'll be able for our future solution is probably more communication between all stakeholders, not just government with government, but government with private sector together in one room. So they can probably discuss everything together. Usually government talks with the government, private sector talks with private sector. Academic will also talk with the academic and everybody seems to be suggesting something for the other group to do something. So we need a solution to combine model. And that's probably the conclusion. If you agree, we say that we need some more research, more communication. So the last comment, I would like to announce something. There is a very exciting event on the 7 and 8 o'clock in JAPA rooms. If an event, they're talking about global plan of action for the conservation, sustainable use and development of forest genetic resource in Asia. This event will inform participants of the key findings of the first step of the World Forest Genetic Resources which will be released in summer 2014 and be associated with global plan of action for the conservation, sustainable use, etc.


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Let's spend two minutes talking about a major new development. It turns out a large part of the Affordable Care Act is costing a lot more than expected. How much? About $26 billion in 2015 alone. Here's why policymakers and you should be paying attention. The main way the Affordable Care Act increased health insurance coverage is through the expansion of Medicaid, the joint federal state healthcare program for lower income people. But a new government report shows the Medicaid expansion cost nearly 50% more per enrollee than what was projected just one year ago. The growing cost of the Medicaid expansion is a major problem for both the Affordable Care Act and policymakers. In 2014, the Congressional Budget Office estimated that the Medicaid expansion would cost $42 billion in 2015. The actual cost was $68 billion. Although some of this increase was due to higher than expected enrollment, about $19 billion was from underestimating how much states would spend on each enrollee. Why was the government so far off? They didn't correctly consider the incentives involved. Washington is currently reimbursing states for 100% of the cost of Medicaid expansion enrollees. Before, it was 57%. Now states are paying much higher rates to insurers for Medicaid than they were before. Why? Think about it this way. It's Saturday night. It's been a long week. You're out to dinner. You're homing in on the selection when the waiter stops by to tell you that someone else in the restaurant offered to pick up your check. Dinner is free. You look back at the menu. Does your order change? Does the filet mignon look more enticing? This is what's happening with Medicaid expansion. The federal government is picking up the entire tap so it shouldn't be surprising that states are spending more. Meanwhile, hospitals and insurers in the state are no doubt happy to accept the higher payments. To learn more about this problem and ways Congress can fix it, visit Mercatus.org.


Laptops are great for flexibility. Bring them anywhere, work on them in any position. But that flexibility of size comes at the cost of flexibility of input. Want to use a good old-fashioned LAN cable? No can do. Ports to connect multiple monitors to your laptop? Na ah. USB-C? Maybe. Heck, some laptops don't even have an audio jack. That's the purpose of something like the Minisuporo laptop dock. It's an easy-to-bring-around device that restores all of that functionality to your laptop. The brand did send us this item for review, but they had no say in what we had to say about it. And the first thing we're saying about it is that the build quality is fantastic. This is ridiculously over-engineered for a simple laptop dock. It has heft, the chassis has the look and feel of the brushed aluminum of high-end laptops. Heck, even the unboxing experience was more high-end than I expected. Running through what we get with the Minisuporo dock, you have ports for up to three monitors. That's two display ports or one HDMI or two HDMI and one display port, a LAN port, one USB-C charging port, one USB-C data port, four USB-A ports and finally an audio jack. The Minisuporo dock is externally powered so you need to plug it in before using it. And it's recommended that you install the driver software. But this is where we divert from the recommended practice because I don't like installing any other software on my devices if I can help it. So all of the testing I did on the Minisuporo dock is without installing anything. Plug and play, direct show from my laptop to the dock. And I'm happy to report that it works great even without the recommended drivers. We really wanted to stress it out so we tried to plug in as many holes as possible. So three monitors, no problem. We even threw in a curveball because one of our monitors is HDMI but with a display port adapter. This works fine for my desktop. I wanted to see if it would work with the Minisuporo laptop dock and it does no problem. So three monitors, not an issue. One of the monitors was even using an adapter. Alongside those three monitors, I monitored the audio using my Coonermaster MH670. Plugged in via wires to the headphone jack. Sound was great. No complaints there, no buzzing, no audio artifacts which would be a dead giveaway for poor quality components inside the dock. Audio very clear and nuanced, no complaints there. Alongside the three monitors and the audio I plugged in two USB sticks. Both of them were read fine by the dock. I wanted to fill up all of the four USB-A ports. Unfortunately, I ran out of USB devices. But so far so good. For the USB-C port, I wanted to throw it another curveball so instead of just putting in a data device I plugged in the receiver to my wireless mouse. Again, no problems at all. It worked just as well as if it were plugged into my desktop. No added latency, no added issues. Again, it's just like you're natively plugging it into your laptop. So alongside the three monitors, the two USB sticks, the audio jack, the USB-C with the receiver for my wireless mouse, I also plugged in the wireless charging pad into the USB-C port for charging. And it worked just as advertised. I was able to charge my phone with it. So I was able to try the mini-supporo laptop dock with a ton of devices attached to it. Not all of it was for data transfer, some of it was for charging, some of it for transmitting. And even though we plugged up most of the holes of the dock, it just kept taking without any problems at all. So the laptop I connected to the mini-supporo dock is my S14 Flip OLED vivo book from ASUS running a Windows 11. No problems at all with that hardware and that OS with this particular dock. Unfortunately, I don't have access to an Apple laptop as A, I'm not an Apple fan and so B, I've never been inclined to buy their products. I suspect that's where the included drivers might come in handy. It might not be as seamless out of the box, but again, I'm just guessing because most of the instructions seem to be directed towards Apple users. With Windows 11 on a Windows laptop, experience was seamless. I just have two gripes about the laptop dock. Very nitty-gritty stuff. One, I found the cable that it comes with to connect the dock to your computer. So that's USB-C to USB-C. Make sure that your computer, your laptop has a USB-C port as that is the native cable that comes with the package. I found that cable to be a little short. Although there's nothing preventing you from getting a longer cable. It's just a little bit nice just out of the box with a slightly longer cable so that you can position the dock closer to your monitors and away from your laptop, but again, very minor drive. The second thing I noticed was that it's very difficult to be able to use all of the USB-A ports because they are very close to each other.  And I experienced this when I wanted to try out the USB-C receiver of my mouse alongside the USB-A USB sticks. I had to move one stick away from the USB-C because the USB stick was blocking the USB-C port. This could have been avoided maybe if they had made the laptop dock a bit longer so the spaces between the ports is a bit wider. But that being said, I'm not an engineer. I don't know how much that would have added to the cost. It is something that you might want to think about if you really have the need to have all four USB ports in action at the same time. Very minor gripes about the device that to be honest, I was very surprised by the high quality of it. You think laptop dock, I mean you think cheap plastic you think it will barely get the job done but this gets the job done. 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Welcome back to my channel guys, it's your girl Coco Styles and on this channel. We talk about beauty fashion lifestyle and styling guys So today I'm gonna have a quick little sit down with you ladies about I Want to say luxury bags that are under a thousand dollars now Everyone does not like luxury They don't it may appear that way on social media But there are women who just like quality bags and we all know all Luxury bags don't necessarily have the best quality So I have about Maybe 10 bags here and they're ranging from YSL to Monster Gabrielle and Jack Moose. I think that's how you pronounce Jack Moose And the reason why I chose these bags because I think they have really great quality Some do have logos However, if you they're like, they're not big bags. So if you don't like logos and it's not for you I'm gonna jump right in the first back is the same look I have my phone and I have paper here because the I had to like really search for ones that I would wear that are not Super tiny. I don't like many many bags if my cell phone can fit in it I'm not going to get it.  However, it's still very grainy and when it comes to grain leather It's a lot more durable in my opinion I'll show you guys my monster bag and that bag is lamb skin. It's very delicate kind of like the Chanel bag So it has gold on it. They have multiple colors. They have one two three They have seven colors So if you are a person who wants more of a neutral color, of course, you can get that they do have white also So they have white. What is this here? Fuchsia if you want brighter color, they have a pretty green color, which is like an army green Olive green. I say army. I don't know why And it has a wristlet so it's a wristlet clutch The wristlet piece can actually come off. So if you don't like that part, definitely take it off But I think this is a really good bag and the price of this one is only 725 I think 725 is good for a cute clutch bag Okay, so that is number one and number two is the YSL small puffer bag This is also a clutch now. Listen every bag that I'm saying here because I am tall These are the bags that I would wear. I always say as a tall woman. I personally feel like I Look really weird with like super mini bags So I don't do it. A lot of the things I wear are a little bit larger And it's because I'm tall. So if I bought a clutch, it'll be like some of these clutches that I have sitting here That I'm going to show you And the reason why it did just look weird to me on me To each his own, but I definitely think taller women bigger women should not wear super mini bags They have clutches that are attached bigger that look really really good on you And guys as a stylist, I do tell women that like Even though we see trends and stuff. It doesn't necessarily mean that we should get it Again, if my cell phone don't fit in it, it's not going down So the small puffer they come this coming like I think four colors. I believe This one is nine ninety five now this one is a lamb skin So of course, I'll pop it in a picture. It's lamb skin and It's a lot more delicate So this is something that you want to wear out maybe to brunch with your ladies even to dinner But be careful. You don't want to scratch it up because it is lamb skin. I love lamb skin It's so pretty but it's also very very delicate. So that is number two guys And number three is the wire cell envelope flat pouch now this pouch actually looks like the Tablet one the mouthpiece one the differences that has a little bit sleeker finish in the front and It's also still the grainy leather, which is perfect, but it's a little bit more sleeker in the front They really look alike to be honest. Um, let me just double check. Yeah, so both of them the The wristlet part does come off. They literally look like the same bag They're very very very similar one is 725 and one is 745 Let me make sure I'm not going crazy Yeah, they look very very similar Yeah, so those are good prices for YSL and then number four would be the uptown clutch Which you guys know is the really flat clutch Beautiful this one is set 595 actually very very low in price now You cannot have a wallets inside of it.  You can possibly put your lipstick in there because it does open up a little bit bigger at the bottom Of course the pictures here guys But it's a very very flat bag not meant to have a lot of stuff in it But I definitely think it's a really nice bag for under $1,000 and you guys know why it still has really really good leather to me right now I Think why is so has the best leather. I Don't know. I just I really like their bags. I think From the change to from the chains on the back to the leather I just I love their bags. So that is number four and that's the last one for YSL So now we're gonna jump into Jack moves jacket moves Jack moves Oh and their bags are ranging from the three that I like are six twenty five Up into nine ten and the first one is the lay bambino long The lay bambino long and the lay grande bambino pretty much look alike with the exception of the strap So the lay bambino long does not have a long strap for you to cross over your body however, it does have A hand strap so you can have it here and you could also carry it under your shoulder So they have of course a million colors guys and that bag is actually nine ten Which I personally think that The lay Bambi the lay grande bambino should be a little bit more. I don't know. I like it a little bit better So let's jump. We'll jump into that one, which is the lay grande bambino popping a photo This one actually has a shorter strap at the top. So you can't necessarily put it under your arm But you can carry definitely carry it here and then they have a long strap You can cross over your body or wear it straight down your shoulder And that one is eight sixty and the last one is the lay bambino, which is a mini miniature It's not the tiniest one, but it's definitely small in the rest of them Big enough for my hands though guys And that one is six twenty five and I'll pop in a picture of that one So I'll try I think I'll pop in all three so you can see the sizes of all three of them But the quality is great. I Would consider them trendy However, if you get a classic color, I think you should be okay If you get a cross body one, you can wear it all the time Running errands, you can dress stuff dress it down because it actually has both Straps at the short one and it has the long one So that's the last part of the Jack Moose bags Those are three bags that I definitely think you should look into getting that are under a thousand dollars Listen, some people may say oh if you can't afford luxury Why are you putting the price range on it some people may just want a cute bag?  So That's why I'm I have this list together for you guys So now we're gonna jump into my favorites so far are the monster Garriel bag You guys know I just did a video on the white one that I purchased um Despite the shipping of the last bag. I absolutely love the quality of these bags and I love The shape of it. I don't know. I just really really really love these bags. They smell Amazing. They're really really nice and I wish that they Actually, I'm still gonna pop in a photo of the white one. I Wish that they would just go back to their old packaging Because I may not purchase a bag again, I just kind of feel like I don't know I just feel like it's not doing any justice for your customer, but this bag is now 695 it used to be 595 so they did go up a hundred dollars and I think I purchased this one last year They have a sale right now guys So if you are looking for a cute bag like this, definitely hop over there They have they don't have any more white, but I think Blumendell still has black Which is a little bit more at Blumendell's and They have a beautiful blush color like the darker pink. I think they have green and I want to say it's that green that's um Let me double check. I want to say it's that Kelly green. I can be wrong, but um They definitely have a sale right now and hop over there guys. They do have a new bucket bag coming out I'm gonna see if I can find it and pop in the photo. I love it And I don't want to buy it because I'm don't want that package. I think the package is so trash For them to do Especially as they're not as luxury as some of the other designers So I just feel like put it in a box. The experience is what we look for And they do have new ones that came out that are similar to this that have like a little Little strap. I don't really like them I think you could actually hide the strap, but I don't really like them and I'm not really a fan of them No, but let me check the sale For you ladies. Um, I Honestly, I think it was like three to five. I think it came to $400 It's worth getting guys. I'll be honest. So yes, they have like a peach color like a lime type of green they have What other color that's on sale, they had another bucket bag that's on sale But these are the clouds the cloud clutches and I absolutely love the cloud cut your clutches Oh, this is even on sale now The other one with the chain the smaller version so they have many and then they have like a medium size, which is what I have and Again, they are 385 on sale right now guys. So let's see what they have left The color this is I pay full price for that one so That one is sold out That one is sold out White is sold out The green one is here the puff color Um Celia it's like a darker pink and then there's no more black But guys listen Blue Models so go check them out. If you are interested in this Bag um, they have black and I'll tell you this I would get a black one from Blue Models I would because I really liked them a lot. Um, I'm not gonna show you something I don't like like the hats that I purchased from Brickston. They were nice The thought was concept was good. They executed bad spraying those hats like that like they were just horrible um The original hat that I got from them, which is the basic straw color hat was nice and it was shipped pretty good So, I don't know it's like trying to go back to these brands and stuff To know for me. So I'm gonna jump into the next set of bags Which is I'm going into Gucci and this is the Ophedia pouch. This is the one that I have guys There is another version to this one. I'll pop it in. It's a little bit more Squared out it reminds me of a man's bag for some reason This is a cute bag. So this has logos on it, but I think it's very cute. It's minimal You know Gucci, this is like that canvas Almost like Louis Vuitton, but I really like this bag. They have a few more bags in this style in this Material and design that are cross body bags. I didn't really like those. It was just a bit too much for me I did like the clutch and I believe I paid Like 870 for this one. Yes so if you guys are looking for a cute little clutch if you are okay with the Logo what I really like honestly the bag could have just been this color here with the green in the middle I would have been totally happy But I really like the colors. They're not too bold And it goes with what I have on right now so So that's the Ophedia and then the last one Actually, it's two more from this So it's two more bags. So from the some of the same Ophedia Line is the Ophedia GG. I'll pop it in.  They're pretty small I like this one because It's still minimal. It's not too big and I love the gold chains on the thing So that's another bag that one is a little bit more 940 But I actually think this one is better to me because I can put a lot in here actually like I really can When you guys are buying these bags online and they say many make sure you're looking at the Dimensions because honey There's a Gucci bag. It's so small that your cell phone can't even fit in and it's literally just the way Like it's a waste of money unless you're going somewhere. I don't I don't know I just think the two ways is a crossbody Don't be plus-sized with it. It'll be way too small. It's gonna be too small on me I'm tall is just gonna hit me at the wrong spot and it's probably still gonna feel tight on me So it's not worth the money for things like that Just kind of be smart when you are shopping and buying things pay attention to the dimension The same thing I preach when you shopping for clothes guys and the last one is the Chloe bag It's the mini alphabet saddle This bag I've never seen and when it popped up, I was like, oh, I like this. It's very sleek It doesn't have much detail on it for the for the ladies who don't like logos This is a perfect crossbody bag. You can definitely dress it up and down I am actually thinking about gonna gonna get it because I like the structure of the bag Chloe people sleep on Chloe, but they have really cute bags. I will say this If you saw a Chloe bag in the store, I'm relaxing that if you saw a Chloe bag in the store, I Would say go to the outlet first because Chloe for whatever reason have the same bags guys Some of their bags still cost in the 2000 range, but you can still get a really nice Bag like the Nile bag. I will forever love those bags They're small, but I still really like them a lot if they come back out I'm sure I'll get one If you are a person who just buy bags based off of trend then it's outdated for you for those of you who don't care like myself You can still get the bad guys. So that was 10 bags that I gave you guys So between YSL, Jack Moose, Monter, Gabrielle, Gucci and Chloe guys Those are all the bags that are under $1,000 that you should look into If you're actually trying to build up a collection Until you get to your big one unless you want to do it the opposite way Get your big one first It may be Chanel. It may be It may be another Gucci bag, it may be a Versace bag. It could be anything Whoever it can be an Hermes bag But if that's what you want to do first and you do that But I still think that if you are gonna start a collection and start buying bags Don't do so many trendy bags at first because you're gonna have to rotate them a lot Like really get them out and get some new ones and try to get some basic colors and basic styles Classic I don't want to say basic because we're not basic over here some classic styles that could actually last for a long time I have some Gucci bags from the disco No They're so old, but let me tell you they are They're ever gonna be in my arsenal of bags. I wore one recently and the lady was like, oh my guys, it's new I'm like, no, I had a really long time. I think it was the color.  But if you do have a lot of bags, then I definitely say hey go for the mini I personally don't do many bags. I'm just way too tall guys if they look funny on me. I don't even care so But if you don't care then get it actually there's a Fendi bag, too That's not that high in price and it's a really small. Let me see if I can find it really quick before I get off of here There's a couple that's under a thousand But they're they're small guys So the new clutch that they have out with the huge F Yeah, they have like they have like wing of wings chains on what wallet on chains. They have those for like 890 I'm actually gonna save this and Put this in for you guys. They have some chains on why do I keep saying well, don't change They have some of those and they have another one It kind of looks like a man's bag Let me see they have a quite quite a few oh This one here Have you guys seen this bag? It's a nano and I don't even know how tiny Let me see if it's gonna show what a person Nope Yeah, you can't even see I don't even know It's 11 centimeters That is tiny guys Let me see if I can show you guys. This is so good Like it looks like that that clutch that they have with the big F, but it is tiny So probably it looks like a oh it says the leather charm It's just a charm, but it has a chain on it I don't know. It's very very small But um, they do have some pretty decent bags too for under a thousand dollars But like I said be smart don't buy something that's so small where your cell phone can't fit in and you still have to have Your phone in your hand. It's kind of pointless So just be smart when you're buying stuff or if you just want to wait and purchase the one that you really really love Then just do that not to say that these are not bags that you're gonna love But you know, sometimes you may see a small bag We say hey, let me start my collection off get a color that you can use all the time and cause for wear guys cuz Let me tell you this Monsoir bag is is monsoir. I think I'm saying it right. It's not a lot of money, but oh my god I love this by a little time So those are the bags that I think you should think about getting that are under a thousand dollars If you don't like any of those There are definitely more out there guys.  I mean it's trendy or are you gonna?  So if you like videos like this, please comment below. Let me know I can do shoes as well I got some big old feet guys If you like videos like this, please comment below and if you stay to the end of this video Please comment Coco we see you and guys, please follow me Don't forget to follow me on Instagram at Coco styles and why that is my business page and Coco styles NYC It's my personal page for tall women and I will catch you guys in the next one. Bye guys


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discussed the following question which says divide 3x cube minus 5x square plus 10x minus 3 by x plus 1 and verify the result. So here we have to divide a polynomial by another polynomial. Let's move on to the solution so we have to divide the polynomial 3x cube minus 5x square plus 10x minus 3 by the polynomial x plus 1. Now here first we will arrange the two polynomials in descending powers of x. As you can see both the polynomials are arranged in descending powers of x.  Now first we will divide the first term of the dividend that is 3x cube in this case by the first term of the divisor which is x and we write the quotient here. So when we divide 3x cube by x we get 3x square. So we would write 3x square here. Now next we will multiply the first term of the quotient that is 3x square by each term of the divisor and we write the product below the dividend. So 3x square multiplied by x gives us 3x cube and we write 3x cube below 3x cube. Then 3x square multiplied by 1 gives us 3x square and we write plus 3x square below minus 5x square. Now next we will subtract the like terms so we get minus 8x square. Now we write the remaining terms of the dividend here that is plus 10x minus 3. Now this would be the new dividend and this is the divisor. Again we would follow the same steps for division that is we will divide the first term of the new dividend that is minus 8x square by the first term of the divisor which is x. Now minus 8x square divided by x gives us minus 8x. We write minus 8x to be right of 3x square in the quotient. Now we multiply minus 8x with each term of the divisor and we write the product below the new dividend. So minus 8x multiplied by x gives us minus 8x square and we write it below minus 8x square. Then minus 8x multiplied by 1 gives us minus 8x which we write below 10x. Now we subtract the like terms so we get 10x plus 8x which is 18x. We bring down this minus 3 with 18x. Now this is our new dividend and this is our divisor. Again in the same way we divide the first term of this new dividend that is 18x by the first term of the divisor which is x. So 18x when divided by x gives us 18. We write this 18 to be right of minus 8x in the quotient. Now we multiply 18 with each term of the divisor. 18 multiplied by x gives us 18x. We write 18x below 18x and 18 multiplied by 1 gives us 18. So we write 18 below minus 3 and now we subtract the like terms. So we get here minus 21. Now since minus 21 is not evenly divided by x that is the first term of the divisor. So we would stop here itself. Thus we get minus 21 as the remainder and this is the quotient. Thus we have the quotient is 3x square minus 8x plus 18 the remainder is minus 21. So this gives us the answer. This is the quotient and this is the remainder. Now since we are supposed to verify this result so we will do the verification for this. We have to show that dividend is equal to divisor multiplied by quotient plus remainder. This is what we have to show to do the verification of the result. Now first of all let's consider divisor multiplied by the quotient plus the remainder. Now in this case the divisor is 3 further equal to plus 1 multiplied by the quotient which is x square minus 8x plus 18 and the which is minus 21. Now we will multiply these two polynomials. So this is equal to 3x cube minus 8x square plus 18x plus 8x plus 18 minus 21.  Now divisor into quotient plus remainder is equal to 3x cube minus 5x square plus 10x minus 3 the dividend. Here we have divisor remainder is equal to the dividend. The result is hope you have understood the solution of this question.


The story of dr. Kildare Once whoever house I enter there will I go for the benefit of the stick What's the weather things I see or hear concerning the life of man? I will keep silent there on counting such things to be held as sacred trust. I will give no deadly drug to any though The story of dr. Kildare starring Lou Ayres and Lionel Barobar Metro Goldwyn Mayer brought you those famous motion pictures for now for the first time this exciting heartwarming series is heard on radio Just a moment the story of dr. Kildare But first your announcer dr. Kildare starring Lou Ayres as dr. Kildare and Lionel Barobar as dr. Gillespie Blair general hospital one of the great citadel from American medicine The clump of gray-white buildings planted deep in the heart of New York Nerve center of medical progress were great minds and skilled hands wage man's everlasting battle against death and disease Blair general hospital where life begins where life ends Where life goes on? That's you there. Oh my you look tired. Morning Parker. I am tired Dr. Gillespie and yet he's down in the clinic. Oh, that man bad. No bad. Oh, all right See now dr. Kildare speed. Hello. This is dr. James Kildare. Yes. Who's this please Jimmy? Angela Kester. Well, I didn't know you were in New York when you get in I won't be off duty until tonight. Hey, you do sound worried. What's the trouble?  Wait a minute. Thanks. Well be 73. All right All right, I'll be right out. It's a big hurry. You're not an intern anymore rush call dr. Gillespie rush call 73rd old friends of mine. What's the problem? Well, what is it? Not enough love or not enough money might be either She's afraid her husband is going to kill her So that's enough to keep a woman's mind off her housework Well, no see Parker. Why do you keep on busting in here all the time? Oh Dr. Kildare Parker if anyone wants me I'll be at the home of Mrs. Angela Kester. All right, dr. But just a moment Parker. I'm in a hurry, but there's a man. He just came into the reception Well, we want to see you. I'm sorry Parker, but his name is Kester Stephen Kester Every week she gets a little worse. I see Five years ago Angela Kester is one of her finest concert pianists in this country Today she's nothing. Oh when did all this begin Steve? I mean when did she start blowing up in the middle of contests forced to five years ago a few months after we were married Did Angela show any abnormal behavior just before that first breakdown? Oh, she was working awfully hard Pricing 16 hours a day something Was kind of strange Like something was pushing it as though her success was a matter of life is death It's almost as if she was possessed and it's still the same The harder she works at her music the more the obsession grows Are you said before there was a particular composition that she keeps on playing? yes The revolutionary Every time she sits down to play Sometimes you can go on for oh half an hour without breaking Rachel And she goes back to does that piece have any particular significance to Angela? None that I know her. It was one of her father's papers He's dead now. He had great ideas about Angela's career And now about this latest fixation of hers this Fear that you are going to murder her. It's the first time I've heard that one First thing he told me on the phone. She's really getting bad. Yes. I Think I'd better drop out to your place and see Angela for a few minutes. Come on We better hurry. I can watch her here from behind these plans to The nurse with her constantly. Yes. I don't dare leave her alone He's the old place beautifully. Yes, I know but wait Rachel Steve the doctors that have been handling Angela's case What kind of treatment is it giving her? Oh, I think she's been through about all of them Two courses of insulin shock two courses of electric shock. I don't know what else when did you have her last shock treatment? Oh about six months ago. They held for a while then and she slips back into the same or Some more condition listen Here she's breaking up See what you mean Almost something that they can hold of it pushing twisting her body some strange force Steve stay here. I'm going in We're gonna have a second office then we'll set them free and I don't be afraid. I'm going to help you Yes, Dr. Gillespie. Oh, thanks. I could use one. I think it's high time somebody told you this What you've been going to Ever since you got back to the hospital from the army now Let's not go over all that again and I feel well We will too just because they appointed you a resident physician That doesn't mean that you have to do all the work.  Sorry dr. Gillespie. I can't take the time off besides I've got the research work I'm leukemia to do that paper for the medical institute and Besides that you would hate to be away from that beautiful nurse Mary Lamont go on admit it Oh, your spies are working overtime. They're always working over time You haven't dated Mary Lamont for three weeks. That's a late bullet. Why? All the Angela Kester thing I guess takes a lot of time You don't have enough to do here, right you have to go out looking for work doctor until her mind got sick Angela Kester was on her way to becoming one of the greatest concert pianists in the world I'm convinced you can still be one of the greatest pianists in the world How do you go about curing her not sure yet what's your diagnosis She's suffering from a neurosis obsessive compulsive superimposed paranoid tendencies When you pick a bad one you pick the worst follow the symptoms Deep-seated compulsive complex is the first thing I noticed See Angela had one of those fathers who wants great things for his children whether they wanted or not He was a second-rate pianist himself, but he was determined Angela would reach the top I guess he impressed her with that as soon as she was old enough to understand Her father was a widower didn't have much money, but he spent every spare dollar he could get on piano lessons Evidently he made her realize how much he was sacrificing to make her a great artist Grew out of all proportion in her mind right and by the time she was ten years old She was afraid to be a failure. She had to make it. There's no other way out When does it first show on the surface? Oh five years ago? Angela was about 22 at the time The night before she was to sail for Europe for a concert tour. She had a recital at Carnegie Hall She went to pieces. Oh Use part of the neurosis all right Obsessive compulsive What about the paranoid? They've just started showing up lately She's developing all kinds of persecution complexes and thinks the publics against her thinks her husband's going to kill her Hello Yes, we're right over with Steven Kester Angela Angela just shot herself Mr. Kildare will continue in just a moment Willingham Willingham Mr. Willingham call me back late. I want my medical journal. Where have you hidden it? It's right back in the middle of your death. Then why didn't you say so always hiding things by the way What about those reprints I asked for the ones on prefrontal the bottom a they're sending them up from the research library Well, tell them to hurry keep your nose out of my business. That's a glistening office Well, it lodged just beneath the skin under the left shoulder Easily removed Agent resting come on tell dr. Gillespie. I'm going over to Solomon's I heard every word Mary What'd you come from following you today? What? Sorry about the last few weeks Mary. I hope you understand. I'm getting used to it But really Jenny, I've been talking to dr. Gillespie. You've got to cut down on your work. All right All right, I concede just as soon as the answer gets to guess well Wonderful You ought to be up and around in ten days then you start your vacations. Well, I don't mean the bullet I think there is Mary one chance. I thought they tried everything but an operation. I Don't understand a prefrontal lobotomy. It's the only chance Are you sure it's her only chance the last resort I know that's all that's left for Angela now It's the operation fail it can't fail Mary. I wish I could believe that Come on, let's get that coffee. Hey, you're mad a prefrontal lobotomy You're just stalks dr. Gillespie You've been doing research on prefrontal lobotomies for the past four days I'll admit it. You're getting worse than nosy Parker. Hey to me trying it on a girl like Angela Kester Actually, the prefrontal lobotomy has been successful with patients evangelize What are the odds Well, no, don't Steve good to see I wish physically good shape Oh dr. Gillespie That's why I called you down here Steve I think it'll cure Angela. Oh, we've got to have your permission before we go ahead Well I don't know. What's it going to involve? I'll try to make it as brief as I can Angela's mental trouble her obsessions her fears are centered in this part of the brain here Just inside the upper part of the firing the frontal lobes with Garland But how could an operation cure that part of the brain? It wouldn't wouldn't Our only concern now is to cure the whole brain by permanently isolating those Frontal lobes from the rest of the brain How is that possible?  I mean what could happen four alternatives, Steve It could make Angela a little better or it could make her a little worse It could cure her completely Or it could kill her Jimmy what would happen to her if She didn't have the operation We couldn't try any more shock treatments. She's already had the maximum. Her system wouldn't take it And without treatment Kester more suicide attempts deterioration until she's hopelessly insane The operations are the last resort You'll have to make the decision You'll recommend it jim I recommend it You're there Jimmy You're ready now jimmy Yes Say a prayer will you doctor Skade Yep So am I Let's go Dr. Long is the patient ready. She's anesthetized. I've given her sodium pendothal. Is it all right to proceed? Yes, doctor All right, jimmy scalpel sponge Hemostats Silver clips How's that wound killed there bleeding is controlled wounds dry nurse. Yes, doctor retract her Periosteal elevator Dr. Long. Yes, doctor Ready to proceed with the osteotomy her condition still good blood pressure down 90 over 68 pulse 88 Respiration 24. Ms. Lamont. Yes, doctor. Tree fine Have the water syringe ready Orsips Good work, Jimmy Nurse careful with the skull disc. Keep it moist. Yes, doctor Scalpel for dual incision Eyes quickly. Yes, doctor. Dr. Long. How's the condition? Blood pressure was down 90 over 68 Supplementing saline solution with blood pulse 90 respiration 26 blood pressure rising Ready to proceed with the lobotomy. All right proceed, doctor Nurse.  Yes, doctor Very little bleeding fine work, Jimmy. Fine instrument Nurse ready to close the wound number 60 silk for the dura skull disc Good well moistened Skin sutures. Yes, doctor Sterile dressings Everything all right doctor long conditions good. Thank you, doctor. Thank you very much. Good work You'll dare Jimmy you've done yourself proud You better wait and see dr. Gillespie. Jimmy. How long will it be? Before we know Oh, I estimate about three days in angela's case might know definitely by then You mean if she's cured or if she isn't married if she has to live out the rest of her life Hopeless lunatic I might be pushing things Steve might be too soon to tell definitely Jimmy. I've got to know One way or the other it's only been three days Steve in a case like angela's it could be months before the now for sure It could be complications Jimmy. I've got to know now. I I've got to All right, Steve Here we are All set Yeah, yeah, I'm what's it. He just woke up. I go over to the bed Steve. Let us see you Angela Angela Angela it's Steven your husband Steven Steve angela Look at you.  Probably the last Oh, look angela sitting down at the piano You make it that way Story of dr. Kildare starring Lou Ayres and Lionel Barrymore Dr. Kildare is presented by arrangement with metro golden mayor producers of east side west side Starring bobber stanwick james mason van heflin and ava gardener The program was written by james edward mozer and directed by william p rousseau original music composed and conducted by walters human


With the first pick in the 2022 NBA Draft, the Orlando Magic Select, Paolo Vick. If you want to make it in this game, you need to do three things. You need to work hard, you need to work smart, and you need to work consistent. Here's the problem. Some of you do one of those things. Some of you do two of those things. Very few of you do all three, but you have to have all three. See, if you work hard and you work smart, but you don't do it very often and you don't do it consistently, you won't make it. If you work really, really hard and you do it all of the time, but you don't work smart, you're not going to make it. And it goes without saying that if you don't even work hard, you don't stand a chance. Now, here's the thing as far as working hard. And I don't blame you if I'm the 10 millionth person who's told you in your life that you have to work hard. I guarantee that, I guarantee coaches have told you that. Anytime they interview some celebrity on TV, what did you do to make it? You got to work hard. You got to work hard. What does work hard mean? Here's how I'm going to define working hard. You take yourself to the point of discomfort. That can be physical, that can be mental, that can be emotional. But you take yourself out of your comfort zone. If you guys want to make it, you have to learn how to be comfortable being uncomfortable. Now, working hard is a choice. Every single thing you do, you have the choice. Every time you enter the gym to workout or to practice or to play a game, you have a choice to make. You have the choice to work hard, or you have the choice to not work hard. And most of you don't grasp that not working hard is a conscious choice. It's easy to make excuses. I didn't get enough sleep last night. I didn't eat breakfast. My parents were late picking me up. It's easy to make excuses.  And if you want to be great, you have to make working hard a habit. And when other people are counting on you, when you're in an organization, you need everyone to consistently make that choice. Because if they don't, they're stealing from you. If we are a team and you consistently choose not to give your best effort, you are taking launch off of my plate. We can't let that happen.  You are trading some of the me for the we. You are consciously saying that it is not about me. It is about us. And the team needs you to give your best effort as consistently as possible.


This research has identified a new LNCRNA, called LNCFSD2311, which is associated with longer survival times in pancreatic cancer patients. The LNCRNA is secreted from cancer cells into the surrounding environment, where it binds to extracellular vesicles, EVs. These EVs then carry the LNCRNA to nearby cancer-associated fibroblasts, CAFs, where they can activate them. In turn, these activated CAFs can promote the growth of the cancer cells. By blocking the LNCRNA's ability to interact with the EVs, the researchers were able to reduce the growth of the cancer cells in mice. This suggests that LNCFSD2311 could potentially be used as a biomarker or therapeutic target for pancreatic cancer. This article was authored by Shinglong Geng, Lulie, Yen Luo, and others.