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Like many of his finance leader peers, Glenn Schiffman, CFO of Internet holding company IAC, views the week that precedes quarterly earnings announcements as sacrosanct. “Because you have the backdrop of earnings, everyone takes your call and is ready within 10 seconds to produce analysis for you,” says Schiffman, while describing the quarterly outreach to finance team members on which he relies to keep tabs on IAC’s business mix, which is currently made up of 150 different brands and products. CFO Glenn Schiffman's lines of sight extend across IAC's ever-evolving mix of businesses. IAC Of course, members of the IAC finance team these days perhaps have more reason than ever to quickly accept Schiffman’s calls in light of the recent flurry of deal-making activity around IAC’s businesses and the anticipation of yet another spinoff from the Internet holding company, whose chairman is billionaire Barry Diller. Earlier this month, when IAC announced a capital raise of $150 million for its video platform Vimeo, IAC CEO Joey Levin told press and analysts that IAC was now “contemplating” a “full spin” of the video platform. If successful, Vimeo would become the 11th publicly listed company spun out from IAC—a development that no doubt makes Schiffman’s routine outreach a space with no small amount of buzz. Unlike many of his CFO peers, Schiffman is peering down not into a singular finance portal but instead into a wide patchwork of finance functions, each tracking, budgeting, and reporting the financials for a different IAC property. “You go to where you're needed and what the businesses’ needs are,” says Schiffman, who characterizes his management approach as wielding a broad set of problem-solving experiences but not necessarily deep industry knowledge. “When IAC got into the travel business years ago, we didn’t understand the travel business, and when we got…

TAC and Road Trauma Support Services Victoria (RTSSV) have launched an interactive exhibition called “Left Unfinished”, to deliver a powerful road safety message by showcasing everyday items belonging to Victorians whose lives were suddenly lost or forever changed on our roads. The exhibition is part of RTSSV’s ‘Shine a Light on Road Safety Week’ and will run from 15th November to 22nd November at the Melbourne Museum Plaza, and will then be on display within the TAC’s Road to Zero complex inside the Melbourne Museum until January 2021. The physical exhibit will feature seven items that each represent a story that was abruptly cut short or ‘left unfinished’ due to road tragedy and will serve as a tribute to the individuals, their families and loved ones, as well as a jarring reminder of our vulnerability on Victorian roads.

With equal parts humor and pathos, “On the Expectation of White Christmases” explores the trials of familial love, hope, and redemption. Written by Hudson Valley playwright Brian C. Petti, “On the Expectation of White Christmases” will have an online showing on Sunday, Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. The play, which is a filmed version of the show, is being produced as a fundraiser for Washingtonville theater, Just Off Broadway, Inc.. Featured actors include Terri Shanley Massimi, Brian Mathews, Donna Polichetti, Brittany Pierce-Ciaizza, Rebecca Robbins, Ron Morehead, and, in her regional theater premier, 12-year-old Goshen resident Keara McCarty. Reservations can be made online at https://www.facebook.com/events/401420407549814. Mark “going” to the Facebook event and you will be sent a Vimeo link on the day of the show. In lieu of admission, make a donation to Just Off Broadway, Inc. at https://www.justoffbwy.com/make-a-donation ($15 suggested donation). “On the Expectation of White Christmases” takes place in 1975 suburban New York from Christmas Eve through Christmas Day. It tells the story of Mary, an 11-year old girl who is waiting for her long estranged father to show up for a Christmas dinner reconciliation. Mary lives (quite uncomfortably) in her Irish grandparents’ house with her mother Katherine. Her Nana, the unquestioned authority in her home, is decidedly against the prospect of hosting a dinner for the man who abandoned her daughter and pulls no punches in letting Mary know exactly what she thinks of him. As the family waits for the missing father to appear, an unforgettable Christmas night ensues.

The virtual video fundraising event will be held Thursday, Nov. 19.Cheryl M. Whitaker   | Wilmington StarNews WILMINGTON — It’s the special time of year when the Historic Wilmington Foundation’s annual fundraising luncheon brings together the community to share preservation progress and a vision for the future that honors the past.The 2020 event will be held virtually, and the foundation is excited to connect with members, sponsors and burgeoning preservationists in a new way. The foundation will premiere a short video at noon Thursday, Nov. 19, highlighting fresh initiatives and the far-reaching impact of the organization’s commitment to preservation. The goal is to share the of this nonprofit’s efforts and energies, and inspire continued support for their mission to preserve and protect the irreplaceable.“This year, our community is the star of the show ,” said Executive Director Beth Rutledge. “Area business owners, educators and historians are just a few of the folks sharing their views on the tremendous potential and power of historic preservation.”Rutledge notes several interviewees will be familiar faces to locals, which is yet another reason to tune in. There are three easy ways to watch: Attendees can view the video, facebook.com/historicwilmingtonfoundationnc; vimeo.com/historicwilmington; or historicwilmington.org. Donations are accepted during the video premiere at noon on Nov. 19, as well as prior to the event and afterward; the suggested donation is $100. To donate or for more information, visit historicwilmington.org/virtual-fundraiser. 

November 14, 2020 | 6:29pm | Updated November 14, 2020 | 9:58pm So this giant rat walks into a Midtown subway car — and nobody blinks an eye. “Buddy the Rat” — AKA performance artist Jonothon Lyons — has been boring seen-it-all subway riders a lot these days as he perches on seats in all his rodent regalia, including a full-face mask and a long pink tail. But Tiktok loves him. “Oh NYC is dead? Explain this,” self-described comedy writer Alison Williams posted on Twitter over a Tiktok video of the human rodent boarding a No. 1 at 42nd Street that’s going viral. Lyons, who wears a suit and nice shoes, plus gloves on his hands as he crawls, has posted about 30 other Tiktok videos, and appeared in a few filmed by passersby, including one where he scampered across a city street. Lyons works in physical theater and puppetry, including a stint with the Blue Man Group. He said he created Buddy the Rat about 11 years ago, and posted a video on YouTube of a visit to Times Square that got about 70,000 views. Lyons brought Buddy out of retirement last month to tape a short film with director Todd Strauss-Schulson, known for “Isn’t It Romantic” and “A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas.” Their short — which Lyons described as, “Lonely rat finds love and dances the night away” — will debut on Lyons’ Vimeo and YouTube channels on Thanksgiving Day. “Buddy the Rat”Jonothon Lyons / Twitter While they were filming in Washington Square Park, Buddy started getting attention, and some spectators took videos. A post of them filming has now made Buddy social media famous, and Lyons has started taking the character out on the town just for fun. Lyons, a native of Arizona who moved…

COVID-19 Outbreak-Global B2C Live Streaming Video Platform Industry Market Report-Development Trends, Threats, Opportunities and Competitive Landscape in 2020 is latest research study released by HTF MI evaluating the market, highlighting opportunities, risk side analysis, and leveraged with strategic and tactical decision-making support. The study provides information on market trends and development, drivers, capacities, technologies, and on the changing investment structure of the COVID-19 Outbreak-Global B2C Live Streaming Video Platform Market. Some of the key players profiled in the study are YouNow, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Mixer, Twitch, Huya, Vimeo (Livestream), Douyu, Instagram, Uplive, Snapchat & Bigo (YY). You can get free access to samples from the report here: https://www.htfmarketreport.com/sample-report/2782797-covid-19-outbreak-global-b2c-live-streaming-video-platform-industry-market COVID-19 Outbreak- B2C Live Streaming Video Platform Market Overview: If you are involved in the COVID-19 Outbreak- B2C Live Streaming Video Platform industry or intend to be, then this study will provide you comprehensive outlook. It’s vital you keep your market knowledge up to date segmented by Network Education, Shopping or Marketing, Entertainment & Others, , Mobile & PC and major players. If you want to classify different company according to your targeted objective or geography we can provide customization according to your requirement. COVID-19 Outbreak- B2C Live Streaming Video Platform Market: Demand Analysis & Opportunity Outlook 2025 COVID-19 Outbreak- B2C Live Streaming Video Platform research study is to define market sizes of various segments & countries by past years and to forecast the values by next 5 years. The report is assembled to comprise each qualitative and quantitative elements of the industry facts including: market share, market size (value and volume 2014-19, and forecast to 2025) which admire each countries concerned in the competitive examination. Further, the study additionally caters the in-depth statistics about the crucial elements which includes drivers & restraining factors that defines future growth outlook of the market. Important years…

This post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own.We will be roasting 'HOME ALONE' for FREE online and you are invited! The roast will be aired over a Vimeo stream 7 PM PACIFIC/10PM EASTERNYou will be emailed the free link for the show when you submit for a ticket here: https://www.frontrowfilmroast.com/subscribePlay drinking games online with filthy animal comedians as they make jokes over the movie that should have ended with the parents’ arrest. *Add your own jokes in the live chat for the entire audience to see!Come to the show early to chat with others about the movie. Please share the link with any friends you'd like to join you for the show: https://vimeo.com/471969292To get an email reminder join our email list at frontrowfilmroast.com/subscribeMore Upcoming EventsFeatured EventsFeatured ClassifiedsSalt Lake City Community Calendar

Skip to main contentU.S. Hits 169K Daily Cases; Secret Service Isolates After RalliesBarnstable had 10.4 average daily cases per 100,000 residents but a test rate of 3.29 percent. (Shutterstock)BARNSTABLE, MA — Barnstable added 65 coronavirus cases over the last two weeks, bringing it to over 600 confirmed cases, according to town-by-town data released by the state. But the town remained moderate risk, thanks to new metrics introduced by the state last week. Communities must report 10 average daily cases per 100,000 residents and five percent positivity to be designated high risk. Barnstable had 10.4 average daily cases per 100,000 residents but a test rate of 3.29 percent. That's up from 8.5 and 2.43 percent last week. There have been 604 cases in Barnstable since March.

Skip to main contentThis post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own.https://vimeo.com/477404004 Look at this amazing new commercial kitchen at The Marblehead Community Center. It was designed by Walter Jacobs and purchased with funds raised by The Friends of The Marblehead Council on Aging.More Neighbor PostsPeabody, MA|Local Post|4dThe MBTA is proposing significant commuter rail cuts to the North Shore that include no more late-night and weekend service. How does that affect you as a Peabody resident? Let us know in the comments here or at scott.souza@patch.com.Peabody, MA|Local Post|Nov 5Anyone out there feeling Election stress with no winner announced two days after the election? Share some thoughts with us for a story on how folks are handling the ballot count and any disagreements with friends, family and coworkers who are looking for a different result than you. Post your replies here or email Scott.Souza@Patch.com.Peabody, MA|Neighbor Post|Nov 1To Avert COVID-19 Outbreaks in Elderly Housing The potential for a COVID disaster in multifamily housing for elderly and disabled has escalated because of the increased risk of community transmission in many Massachusetts communities.The heightened risk of infection exists in many public and subsidized housing facilities, including in Peabody, Somerville, and Salem.Many of the elderly or disabled tenants in these facilities for elderly and disabled persons are at elevated risk for serious outcomes or death from COVID.Prevention is the best protection. But in many housing developments, neither management or tenants enforce or follow the best practice protocols for protection and mitigation. MORE: https://stopbullyingcoalition.org/dangerPeabody, MA|Local Question|Oct 31Democrat, Republican, Independent et al. why can't we all just get along? we are supposed to be a civilized race.Peabody, MA|Local Opinion|Oct 20There was shots fired yesterday morning around 7a.m. near the Fountain breakfast restaurant in the mall area in Salem; I’m just…