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When you sort for upcoming HD programs on a Comcast TiVo it sorts by program name.
No way to change the sort. I'd prefer it to be sorted by time...
Read the blog post:
offonatangent.blogspot.com/2007/12/can-we-sort-comcast-ti...
Comcast sent us three different direct mails today. Two about their new triple-play packages, and one about the new on-screen guide. An incredible waste of paper, considering we got an e-mail about the new guide and we already subscribe to their triple-play with HBO, Showtime, Starz, and an HD DVR. They can't milk much more out of us.
Ex-Hawk Steve Konroyd and Chris Boden prepare for the pre-game show. They also broadcast from here between periods.
Comcast Center is a skyscraper in Center City, Philadelphia. The building was completed in March 2008. Presently, the building is open to its primary tenant, Comcast, which is currently relocating employees to the new tower.
On June 18, 2007, it became the tallest building in Philadelphia and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in an official topping-out ceremony led by former Philadelphia Mayor John F. Street.
When the final beam in the construction was raised on June 18, ironworkers of Local Union 401 attached a small figurine of William Penn to the beam in homage to the statue atop Philadelphia City Hall, and in a half-joking attempt to break the curse of Billy Penn.[1] (Wikipedia_
Jeff Watts plants a Hosta at the entryway of the school during a huge volunteer effort called "Comcast Cares" at South Clearfield Elementary School in Clearfield Saturday, April 25, 2009. Over 750 volunteers showed up despite the rain to help with landscaping, deep cleaning, sanding, painting, decorating and other much needed maintenance. Photo by Brian Nicholson/Comcast
"One Moment Please: Your service has been temporarily interrupted. It should be restored momentarily." This has been increasing in frequency ever since they forced us to switch to digital. We've had a few hours of service over the past week, otherwise it has been like this.
Comcast Cares Day at Wilson Elementary School in Payson, Utah April 25, 2009. Comcast employees and community volunteers gathered at Wilson Elementary, as well as at numerous other schools in Salt Lake, West Valley, Midvale and Clearfield, landscaped, re-painted walls in side the school and lines on the courts outside. Volunteers also deep cleaned, re-floored an entry way and painted curbs. Photo by Keith Johnson
Comcast Center's 83-foot-long, 10-million-pixel LED video wall. The image appears to fade into the wood paneling.