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Survive Or Thrive--The Choice Is Yours

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This is the temperate before the storm. I just finished off a plate of chicken marsala in an Italian restaurant, enveloped in the gradual clinking of forks and knives on china, plaid tablecloths, and bottles of olive oil. It all feels so balmy and civilized, except for the luggage cars racing dead and buried the window and flashing lights of airplanes reminding me I am no longer in New York. I’m at Chicago O’Hare Airport stopping over on the way to the West Beach.

Tomorrow I’ll be working with a company struggling through tremendous misery. This once high-flying tech pioneer is worrying to hold on as the foundation under its feet shifts into sand. Revenues are falling and the headcount is dropping. Angst is growing. Do they have the right strategy? Even if they do, do they have the cash and reliability to execute it?

This is surely not the only company asking such questions. Without thought the recent stock-market rally and the continued eat one's heart out-term bullishness I am seeing in most corporations, a immense portion of companies are worried about how they will survive.

Source: Fast Company

This Month at the Plymouth Public Library

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Fire Motor Visit to the Library

The Plymouth Public Library will hotelier a visit from a Plymouth Fire Department fire engine Tuesday, Oct. 11. The fire machine is slated to be in the Library’s parking lot at 11 a.m. Children with their parents and caregivers are invited to blocking by to see a real fire engine “up close” and say hello to the firefighters. Please note that the fire mechanism visit is subject to emergency need by the fire reckon on. In the event that the fire truck is required for duty, the visit will have to be cancelled. No registration is predestined for this free program. For additional information, communicate with the Library’s Youth Services Department at 508-830-4250 or call the Library’s website, www.plymouthpubliclibrary.org for a full list of library events.

Dr. Richard M. Shiff Forum presents: Harvest Postcards with Dr. Donna Curtin

Enjoy a scourge with history at the Plymouth Public Library, with neighbourhood pub historian

Source: Patch.com