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Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. The First Bancorp Reports Results for 2020 January 20, 2021 GMT DAMARISCOTTA, Maine--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan 20, 2021-- The First Bancorp (Nasdaq: FNLC), parent company of First National Bank, today announced operating results for the year ended December 31, 2020. Unaudited net income was $27.1 million, up $1.6 million or 6.3% from the $25.5 million reported for the year ended December 31, 2019. Earnings ...

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Honestly, and debate all of the various contributing factors in this, and i dont know that it will make any of it go away, but what strikes me as i look at all this data, jonathan, is how inefficient we are as a country in burning -- again, we have a 34% efficiency ratio with the way we burn energy in this country, and were wasteful on 50 different counts. i wish that we could deal with the money printing driving so many of the commodity price moves, but if theres anything this will bring up, i ...

Couldnt account for a 9.0 quake. at some point, jimmy, are we not compelled to talk about our 34% efficiency ratio in this country where, again, 65% of the energy that we burn in making electricity burns off? in japan they capture 90%. whether you think nukes are good or bad, oils good or bad, into wind or algae, what point will be honest about the fact of creating risks to energy period and burning it off randomly is a stupid thing to do?

The longer-term view the united states has no real energy policy, its consume as much of everything we can and worry about it later. lab maybe that will change in d.c., maybe there will be a plan to say we need to figure out a more intelligent way to find, consume, and conserve energy. >> we have our power generation facilities have a 34% efficiency ratio. >> horrific. >> the deeper you look at the energy we burn for nothing. >> its been very cheap. you know -- >> but japan has a 90% efficiency ...

Companies. we all use oil. americans use more of it than anything else. >> we do not use more oil than anybody else. what we do is we burn more oil than anybody else, but we get absolutely nothing for it. we have the worst efficiency ratios in the world. we like to burn it randomly, ideally pay some british firm to bril it out of the gulf of mexico to burn it once again and let it go out the windows of our houses and our cars, then well use 20% or 30% of it to do anything. so i take issue. >> yo...

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Right investments for the future in terms of education and innovation. >> i understand that, but -- im sorry to interrupt you, but from an engineering standpoint, i did 15 years in the financial community, in order to solve a problem, you actually have to correctly identify the source of the problem, right? we can agree to that, right? >> oh, absolutely. >> and so if we understand that employer-based health care with limited choice is extraordinarily expensive, its the most expensive health care...