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Report: DOCSIS channel shipments up 85 percent YoY in 3QNovember 25, 2014 12:49 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
Pushed along by investments in high-bandwidth services, DOCSIS channels shipments were up 95 percent year-over-year in the third quarter. The move from CMTS platforms to the cable industry's Converged Cable Access Platform (CCAP) is also well underway with CCAP revenue increasing 7 percent in the third quarter to $360 million, according to a report by Infonetics Research.
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Graham Holdings' board of directors has decided that its Cable One division would be more successful on its own with the spinoff slated for next year. Graham Holdings board of directors gave management its nod of approval to proceed with plans for the complete legal and structural separation of Cable One, which will result in the cable operator being a publicly traded company.
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Comcast CEO Brian Roberts is moving "full steam ahead" with the company's proposed $45 billion acquisition of Time Warner Cable despite the uncertainty raised by President Barack Obama's call for tougher regulations on high-speed Internet service providers. Roberts said Comcast Corp. still intends to spend about $20 billion during the next two years to improve its Internet service and other products.
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Current exhibitions: on until 30 November 2014
JS Parker: This Painter's Song
To celebrate the Millennium Public Art Gallery's fifteenth birthday we are presenting a compact survey exhibition of works by one of our greatest supporters, leading New Zealand abstract painter, Marlborough-based, J S Parker. Many of the works are from the artist's personal collection.
The Canterbury Plains Florilegium Exhibition
This exhibition, which opened the new Christchurch Botanic Gardens visitor centre, involves some of the country's leading botanical artists. It includes 26 works by 14 artists and showcases accurate studies of native plants.
2014 Fundraising event Thursday 27 November 2014
Our talented fundraising team, led by Kimberley Judd, is planning this year's entertaining evening which will be taking place on Thursday 27 November at Drylands Estate, Hammerichs Road, 6-9pm.
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Date: 03/27/14
AUGUSTA - Rep. Ben Chipman (I-Portland) has announced that he will present a bill proposal to the Legislative Council Thursday to delay and study the budget cuts being proposed by the University of Southern Maine's administrators. Bills submitted at this point in the 2014 legislative session, which is scheduled for adjournment in April, must receive the approval of a majority of the 10 members of legislative leadership.
"There will always be disagreement about how and where cuts are made, but that is a decision for the university, not the legislature," said House Republican Leader Ken Fredette of Newport. "As a graduate of the Muskie School and the U-Maine School of Law at the USM campus, I value the institution and I remember how low the tuition used to be. University budgets must be made sustainable for the sake of the students who face massive debt upon graduation. For these reasons, I will not be voting for Rep. Chipman's bill."
Assistant House Republican Leader Alex Willette of Mapleton is a current student of the University of Maine School of Law, an administrative unit of the University of Southern Maine.
"It's good to see students get involved, but most of the students I speak with who aren't protesting are very concerned about the sustainability of the system," he said. "I will be opposing this bill because higher education spending and the student debt it creates are unsustainable, and the university has correctly taken action to reverse that trend."
The House Speaker's Office has also publicly indicated that they do not expect the bill to be approved by the Legislative Council.
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From the Right: Republicans need to move past Bush era in history
The recent opening of The George W. Bush Presidential Library has brought the 43rd president of the United States back into the spotlight prompting a reexamination of his eight years in the White House. As an American I have the utmost respect for Bush.
He is a man of integrity who served this country well and made decisions that, while controversial and still criticized today, were made with a strong conviction and not for partisan politics. On that basis alone he earns my respect and admiration.
However, as a Republican it is a different story. His standing with the American people has changed slightly for the better since leaving office. Yet part of the reason for my party's political failings especially this past November is due to the legacy of George W. Bush.
The future of the Republican Party does not lie in the past, but instead in future surrounded the sentiments of limited government, respect for the Constitution and more personal freedom echoed by the likes of Sens. Rand Paul and Marco Rubio, and Gov. Chris Christie. The future for the Republican Party can be bright, but only by taking a path that is identifiable for all Americans. Appropriately the party must stop running and hiding from the legacy of Bush and instead rectify it; much like what happened following Herbert Hoover's presidency and more recently, how the Democrats dealt with Jimmy Carter's shortcomings.
Ultimately, the first step in correcting a problem is admitting that there is a problem. For the last four years Republicans have attempted to avoid addressing the elephant (pardon the pun) in the room.
I refer to Democrats and their own little failure in Carter. Even today Democrats are not running about praising Carter and rightfully so. The reason? His presidency temporarily put the Democrats into political oblivion and ushered in a 12-year Republican lock on the White House.
In the elections following his presidency the Democrats were still oblivious to their mistakes. It took the emergence of Bill Clinton to reshape, reenergize and renew the Democratic Party in 1992.
Alas, I am not saying the Republicans need to recruit Clinton, though the party needs to undergo the same type of catharsis the Democratic Party underwent leading up to the 1992 election. By modernizing, rebranding and renewing the Grand Old Party, the electoral prospects for the future will be merry and bright.
America is not now, nor should it ever be, a one-party state. The loyal opposition is needed as one side does not have all the answers nor should one side control all the power.
The trouble exists when there is not a compelling reason for the other side to be elected and when that happens the voters simply tune them out.
The 2012 election was winnable for the Republicans. But we blew it, to put it bluntly. All the signs were there: a sluggish economy, a moderately unpopular incumbent and growing sense of American decline.
Yet on Jan. 20, 2013, Barack Obama was inaugurated for a second term. Why? Because of the Republican Party's failure to present a strong enough reason why Mitt Romney should be president.
Furthermore, simply stating, the economy is bad and blaming it all on Obama is not a winning argument, especially when much of the country viewed (right or wrong) that Bush was responsible for the nation's economic malaise. Republicans failed to come to terms with the Bush legacy believing it could be swept under the rug and the discontent with Obama would carry them into office.
Sadly that was not the case. In order to have effectively won the past election Republicans needed to come to terms with the Bush legacy, and state loud and clear (much like Clinton and the Democrats in '92) that this is not the party of Bush. We acknowledge the mistakes of the past, but this is a new Republican Party ready to tackle the problems of today.
Aside from rebranding the GOP must realize the economic policies of Bush could hardly be defined as conservative, for example, No Child Left Behind, a ballooning deficit, foreign adventurism and crony capitalism. The fiscal domestic and foreign policies of the Bush years no doubt have created the bind the GOP finds itself in today, but all is not loss.
Today, the Republicans are like the Democrats of 30 years ago: plagued by the legacy of a failed president, unable to connect with the American people and seemingly caught in the political doldrums. Yet political winds constantly change and soon the GOP will set sail again.
A rejection of the Bush-era fiscal policies, an embracement of limited, but effective, government and a political tent that is open to all people of all backgrounds and creeds will undoubtedly assure the Republican Party success in the future. A party that moves toward the political center while looking to the conservatism of Reagan, Eisenhower and Coolidge, while preparing the rising stars of the party will make the Republicans a winning and governing party once again.
I still believe the Republican Party has a bright future. I believe our party has the policies to create a robust economy, to lower our deficit, to protect our freedoms and ensure that America must always remain the greatest single nation on Earth. The Republicans must start acting like Republicans again while embracing the new realities of today.
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In today's media the commentators don't try to hide their alliances. To the contrary, they scream their loyalties for all to hear. Publicly, they bask in their teams victories and suffer in their defeats.
I'm old school. I was taught you never ever show your bias.
It isn't about right and wrong; about good or bad. It's the way it was and the way it is.
I bring this up because Gators have always accused me of being a Seminole and Seminoles have always accused me of being a Gator. I wear the label like a badge of honor.
And I bring it up now because this is FSU-UF week. As always I privately pull for the team that can most benefit by a victory. That means this week I'm pulling for FSU – in spite of an earlier rant this week when I said I don't think the Noles are a top-4 team.
Regardless of my opinion, unbeaten FSU is clearly in the national championship hunt. The Gators are just trying to finish a season and start planning for 2015.
This week's predictions come early because of Thanksgiving:
Florida (6-4) at FSU (11-0), 3:30 P.M. – The Gators can win this game. They've proven they can run the ball and play defense (think Georgia). The Gators probably will lose this game. They've proven they can stink (think Missouri) and can kill themselves (think South Carolina). As for the Seminoles it's time to accept the fact they keep winning close games for two reasons: 1. they aren't as strong as their record would indicate; 2. Jameis "The Brat" Winston is Mr. Clutch. He deserves this year's Heisman more than the one he won last year. The oddsmakers expect it to be close and so do I. FSU, favored by 7½, wins 28-23.
Giants (3-8) at Jaguars (1-10), 1 p.m. – At least one of these teams will have an unusual experience this Sunday: a victory. After a decent start the Giant have lost six straight (albeit against quality teams). Their offensive line can't protect quarterback Eli Manning and only five teams have given up more points than the Giants. Sadly for the hometown fans, one of those five is Jacksonville. The Jaguars are reeling from their worst offensive performance with quarterback Blake Bortles. It may become a case of who stinks the least. From here the Giants smell slightly better. New York, favored by 2, wins 24-21.
If it was my decision to make -- and I had to make it right now -- I wouldn't include Florida State in college football's four "playoff" teams.
The task is to identify the "best four teams" in the nation and I don't think FSU is one of them. Of course I'm know the Seminoles are 11-0 and the only unbeaten team in one of the five power conferences, but week after week I see a team that barely outperforms average to slightly above average opponents. I've finally come to the conclusion FSU is a very good team that, at best, deserves consideration to be among the top 4 but is far from a slam dunk pick.
I hear you Seminoles supporters screaming: It's all about winning. Well, no it isn't. If we had a true playoff – meaning teams earned their way in by winning – there wouldn't be a debate. But college football's so-called playoff is still a beauty contest and from my vantage point the Seminoles simply aren't pretty enough.
All season I've been waiting for the Noles to flex their muscles. I've been waiting to see the team I thought it would be. But week after week I see a team with glaring weaknesses: Stopping the run, consistently running the ball well, committing turnovers, undisciplined defensive players and too many dropped passes.
The best teams have off days, but they don't continue to make the same mistakes. I kept thinking the Noles were simply too cocky and toyed with opponents before revving up the engine, but I've finally come to the conclusion what we've seen from FSU is what FSU is: I very good team with an outstanding quarterback in Jameis Winston who is at his best at crunch time. Fortunately for FSU it has played a soft schedule made softer because none of its more respected opponents is having a stellar season.
If FSU is a top 4 team how in hell has Boston College lost five times? . . . How can Virginia beat Miami? . . . How can Northwestern beat Notre Dame? . . . you get picture.
The bottom line is who would you pick to win if FSU played Alabama? Oregon? Mississippi State? TCU? Baylor? Ohio State? Georgia? Michigan State? UCLA?
My eye test tells me FSU is not a top-4 team. The good news for FSU is I don't make the decision. Even better news for the Seminoles is they have two more opportunities to convince everyone they are, indeed, better than they've been playing.
In the NFL the tight end is the new running back. Other than the quarterback, perhaps no player is more important in today's most successful offensive schemes.
The most obvious example is New England's Rob Gronkowski. New Orleans' Jimmy Graham is a close second. But there are plenty of other tight ends who are major go-to guys throughout the league. Among the better teams, name one that doesn't have an impact player at the position.
Perhaps that's why the Jaguars seem so excited to have Marcedes Lewis back in uniform. But are they really excited or is it just talk to excite the fans? Is he the piece the offense – in other words, quarterback Blake Bortles – has been missing?
He should be, but while Lewis is paid like a star he has seldom played like one. He's praised for his blocking, but that's become the role of backup tight ends, not stars. Even when he's been healthy the Jaguars seldom make him their main target. Why?
I think it has more to do with his lack of ability as a pass receiver than the Jaguars care to admit. It's better to have Lewis than not have him, but don't expect him to make a major difference for a bad team.
This week's predictions:
Jaguars (1-9) at Colts (6-4), 1 p.m. – If Colts quarterback Andrew Luck played against the Jaguars every week he'd already be in the Hall of Fame. He not only owns the Jaguars, he has dominated them. The question is: Can the Jaguars outscore the Colts? Place that in the highly doubtful category. It will be interesting to see if Bortles makes Lewis his go-to receiver. The Colts, favored by 13½, win 37-17.
Boston College (6-4) at FSU (10-0), 3:30 p.m. – BC was the only team last year to give the Seminoles a scare during the regular season. This season nearly every team has created anxious moments for FSU. I keep expecting the Noles to have a breakout game and blow out an opponent. FSU has plenty of motivation because the playoff committee hasn't been overly impressed with the Noles. The Seminoles, favored by 19, win 48-14.
Eastern Kentucky (9-2) at Florida (5-4), noon – This should be an easy victory for the Gators. Didn't we say the same thing last year before Georgia Southern went to Gainesville? That was then. Departing Coach Will Muschamp gets one last victory. There's no line on the game but the Gators win 21-13.
Quick hits from around the sports world . . .
There's one thing everyone needs to understand about whoever coaches the Gators' football team: Anyone who knows the difference between a football and a pumpkin ought to win 7-8 games a year.
An occasional hiccup season is understandable, but most years the Gators should be serious contenders for the SEC title -- and that means often being a contender for the national title contender.
The Gators have an abundance of resources, starting with a large, passionate and generous fan base and including an incredible amount of homegrown talent. It is one of the top 10 jobs in all of football.
Will Muschamp needed to go. As much as last Saturday's loss at South Carolina hurt Gator Nation it was a blessing in disguise. Muschamp failed miserably. A victory over the Gamecocks might have saved Muschamp's job.
That Muschamp failed wasn't totally his fault. He should never have been hired in the first place. Not everyone is cut out to be a CEO. There's no shame in that.
Muschamp was doomed from the start, being a wild-eyed throwback of a coach who existed in the 21st Century but lived in the 20th Century.
The next Gator coach will have a great job and even greater expectations. The odds are Florida will hire a coach who will vastly improve on the job Muschamp did. But will Athletic Director Jeremy Foley find that one special coach who can push the Gators back to greatness. Is there another Steve Spurrier or Urban Meyer out there?
I don't know who that is and neither does Foley. There's a bit of luck involved.
I can offer Foley some advice, the first being don't be afraid of being told no. Foley needs to identify who he thinks are the top coaches, regardless of their current employment, and go after them. Could that be Eagles Coach Chip Kelly? TCU's Gary Patterson?
My second piece of advice is go after someone who's a proven head coach, a guy who's been there, done that. No more on-the-job training candidates.
Finally, don't worry about whether the guy is an offensive or defensive coach. Outstanding head coaches can do both.
Florida State (9-0) at Miami (6-3), 8 p.m. – The Hurricanes have won three straight. They are improving, but they aren't the Canes of old. The question is: Are the Seminoles as good as their record and No. 3 ranking suggest? Jameis Winston has been incredible under pressure. Until he proves he has a cracking point, I'm sticking with the FSU quarterback. FSU, favored by 1½, wins 42-28.
South Carolina (4-5) at Florida (5-3), noon – The Ol' Ball Coach, Steve Spurrier, limps home, his Gamecocks' high expectations already down the toilet. The Crazy-Eyed Coach, Will Muschamp, returns home trying the save his job, something that appeared hopeless less than two weeks ago. Who imagined this scenario in August? South Carolina can't stop anybody, allowing 39 points a game in SEC play. Florida's new found offense remains suspect. Moveable Object vs. Resistible Force? Instead of this game helping determine the SEC East, it will have more to do with the future of the head coaches. At 69, Spurrier, the greatest Gator, could be thinking retirement with another loss. Muschamp could be unemployed with another loss. The Gators, favored by 7, win 28-27.
The scene was the 1978 NCAA Final Four in St. Louis. Notre Dame's Coach Digger Phelps was holding his daily press conference and ranting about the absurdity of allowing freshmen to play varsity sports.
"It just isn't fair to ask an 18-year-old freshman to face the pressure of playing for a national championship," Phelps bellowed. He went to talk about the cruelty of sending a freshman to the free throw line with the game on the line.
I was standing in the back of the room alongside a veteran coach, Abe Lemons, known as much for his wit as his coaching.
"Yeah," Abe said in his Texas drawl to no one in particular, "I can see an 18-year-old in a foxhole in Nam with bullets flying over his head thinking, 'Thank God I ain't got to be playing college basketball.'"
Call it a lesson in perspective.
Years ago the NFL mandated teams put out injury reports each week. The league said it was about keeping its fans better informed. What went unsaid was the NFL was talking about fans who like to bet. Why should the bookies with their inside sources have such a big advantage?
Over the years most NFL coaches have learned to manipulate the injury reports. Unless a player is listed as "out" there is nothing carved in stone as to the difference between doubtful, questionable and probable. The type and seriousness of the injuries are often unclear.
To my point: Cowboys QB Tony Romo reportedly has a "broken back". His playing status for the Jaguars game remained in doubt until game day – when he not only played but had a Pro Bowl-type game.
I didn't expect Romo to play. I was duped. Some people simply said Romo "toughed it out". Others credited great pain medicine. I simply felt I relearned some "broken backs" (wink, wink) are a lot worse than others.