Many College Football Programs Out of the RED ZONE

It appears that most college programs have avoided the RED ZONE and profited in 2010.
See the story:
 

http://money.cnn.com/2010/12/29/news/companies/college_football_dollars/index.htm

Roth Conversion for 2010

We're in the Red Zone and the play clock is running down to make IRA conversions to Roth accounts and receive special tax treatment.  Income limits are lifted for 2010 and you may elect to pay the tax on the whole conversion on 2010 federal tax, or report the conversion in two equal amounts on federal tax submissions in 2011 and 2012.  Check with your accountant/financial adviser or IRS Publication 590.  The clock is counting down, so if you want to score on this special tax treatment, it's time to act.

Dumping Cable or Satellite TV for "Free" Internet Broadcasts

More and more people  I talk with say they are able to get all their video needs from the internet.  It appears the companies supplying the paid service think the internet is in their 

Red Zone and that the tension will only increase.  Check out this story:

Comcast vs. Level 3: Online Netflix traffic causes fee fight  

               http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2010/11/29/level-3-vs-comcast-more-than-a-peering-spat/