College Football Nation: ACC set to explode (The Daily News Tribune)

While there's no greatness right now in the ACC, there might be a little bit next year and a lot the year after.

Mussina calls it a career after first 20-win year (AP via Yahoo! News)

Mike Mussina took a secret to the ballpark every day this season. Maybe that's why he was so successful on the mound, so jovial in the clubhouse.

ACLU calls state police spying files 'a joke' (The Capital)

The files shed some light on how individuals in anti-war, anti-death-penalty and environmental groups were described in a police database.

How not to act your age at work (CNN Money)

So you've discovered how to network on Facebook and LinkedIn and you've even been known to forward the occasional YouTube video to colleagues. Well, don't go congratulating yourself on how au courant you are just yet.

Donald Trump juggles clubs, conference calls (The Palm Beach Post)

The Donald was on his cellphone for a long time Wednesday afternoon, from the moment his pro-am group stepped off the 16th green at the ADT Championship until well past the final putts on No. 18.

For Real Estate Funds, the Question is: How Ugly Will it Get? (CoStar Group)

Two veterans - and giants - of commercial real estate investing are telling their investors that economic conditions are going to get a lot uglier before they get better. In third quarter conference calls Steve Schwarzman, chairman and CEO of The Blackstone...

Romo ditches splint a little, TO calls in sick (Fox Sports)

Tony Romo is 1-0 since putting on a splint to protect his broken pinkie, and he may have to wear it for his next start - and the one after that. But for a few throws Wednesday, Romo ditched the splint to see how close he might be to playing without it. "It's getting better," Romo said. "Every day that goes by it gets a little bit better. I threw lightly out there without the splint on, so I feel ...

Brown to target 'irresponsible' credit card firms (Guardian Unlimited)

Credit card companies were on a collision course with Gordon Brown last night after they rejected calls to reduce interest rates, some as high as 69%, after last week's shock cut in the Bank of England's base rate. In a clear signal that the prime minister is determined to make credit cards the next battleground in the financial crisis, he used his monthly press conference yesterday to ...

New NCAA officials coordinator aims to make changes (The Sporting News via Yahoo! News)

CINCINNATI -- Watch a college basketball game sitting alongside new NCAA officials coordinator John Adams, and you notice there are a lot fewer blown calls than usual.

Stop paying to make phone calls (ITBusiness.ca)

Your business needs to save every penny it can with the economy in a tailspin, so why not stop paying for phone calls? Phone services can be a big part of a small business' expenses.