We hear from companies, a company that i repeatedly predicted over time. It would be too valuable to stay independent. It does testing measurement of everything to computers to life science and cloning. It has a storied history. Having been part of the hewlettpackard empire. It has gotten the last laugh because the business is in secular growth mode. It has devolved into two companies that are seemingly in decline. Hp ink and hp enterprises, a catchall company that i think is still trying to find its over way. What amazes me is that it has so Much Technology for the very high growth Life Sciences field, hasnt attracted any suitors. It would be a natural for companies that could both use the product line extension. I would never recommend a stock for a takeover basis. But i cant do it if the fundamentals arent strong. If it has good quarter it could be hard to stay independent in what is a could not sol dating segment. He know youre tired of hearing about the debt. It is confined to the
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Kennebec Land Trust Executive Director Theresa Kerchner, left, and board member Howard Lake look for birds on Little Cobbossee Lake during a tour Thursday of the Kennebec Land Trust’s recently acquired Weston Woods Preserve in Winthrop.
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EAST WINTHROP Weston Woods, a 55-acre property on Little Cobbossee Lake, will be available for public use after being recently acquired by the Kennebec Land Trust.
The land was offered to the trust by Bob and Jim Weston, who dedicated the land to the memory of their parents, Hope and Pete Weston. Howard Lake, the co-chairperson of the Kennebec Land Trust’s Lands Committee, said the land was offered at a “considerable bargain” to the trust.
Me and My Circumstance
Ortega y Gasset famously defined the individual by saying Yo soy yo y mi circunstancia (I am I and what s around me). Although I may have said that I sort of backed into translation without having thought about it or having set my sights on it, I do have within me certain ingredients, innate or circumstantial, that could be said to have tilted me in that direction. Many far-flung genes have come to rest in my being, given the fact that my grandparents were born in four different countries: Spain, Cuba, England, and the United States. My Catalan grandfather married his Cuban-born niece and Andrew Maverick Macfarland of New York married Kate Mosley of the Manchester clan, although she must also be claimed as a New Yorker, having arrived here at the age of six or such. I m never sure whether the pithy remarks she has handed down come from Lancaster or the streets of her adopted city. The Macfarlands go back a few generations; their arrival from Scotland is va