Hillary promises to "invest" in manufacturing, infrastructure, clean energy, R&D, and small businesses. It is not government's job to "invest" to create jobs. If it is a profitable venture, it can be done better, cheaper, and more efficiently by private, free enterprise. If the government could invest its way to the creation of "millions of high paying jobs" that Hillary promises, why don't we just turn over everything we own to Uncle Sam and let the efficiency of government create wealth for us? This is hokum economics put out there for the lame brain imbeciles that don't know the abc's about how economics operates. She also promises to make America the "clean energy super power of the world" by building half a billion solar panels. If solar energy was cheap and efficient, it already would have replaced fossil fuels. Solar energy is far more expensive and that is why it has to be subsidized by government. How is America's wealth going to be enhanced by spending far MORE on its energy needs? A higher cost for our energy will only make us poorer, not richer. This is simple common sense, a commodity sorely lacking among many. This woman would flunk a course in economics 101. Furthermore, she will make college debt-free. Who is going to pay for this boondoggle? What do you suppose will happen to college tuition if the government is paying for it? Colleges will wring their hands in glee and jack up the cost. She wants to tax corporations and the wealthy. Anyone with a modicum of intelligence knows that corporations just pass their costs onto the consumers. The wealthy can move to other parts of the world if the tax rate burden becomes too high. There goes our entrepreneurs. Trump promises to Make America Great Again. Hillary promises will result in Making America Poorer Than It Already Is. If this woman had such brilliant plans to create millions of high paying jobs, why didn't she share this secret recipe with her boss Barack Obama eight years ago???? The answer, she doesn't really have a secret recipe to create what she promises. It's all smoke and mirrors.

Awful program. Years ago I was a devout Quicken user, completely in love with my software, who was forced to upgrade to a shoddy new version. I walked away and never looked back. Well, this year I decided I was tired of using my own spreadsheets and Mint, so I figured Intuit must have improved on Quicken in all this time. WRONG! Like other reviews, Quicken crashes EVERY time I attempt to update my accounts. I have to restart my computer each time in order to even open the darn program. And this was purchased and updated last month, so clearly any "fixes" aren't working. Silly me, I bought it (at a big box store) with the assurance of a no matter what, money back guarantee. Of course, I don't have all the packaging (which must include all pamphlets, books, etc) and receipt, so I'm not able to get my $70 back. It amazes me I wasted that much money on this awful program. When it does work, the functionality and ease of use is non-existent. The interface and layout is extremely dated, I was pretty shocked when it first loaded... just looking at the screen it appears that this program was created maybe 10 years ago, not in 2014. It doesn't track one of my retirement accounts and occasionally screws up how it reads my term life insurance policies, despite hiding them from view.

I purchased the Volkl Viola skis as a Christmas gift to myself this year-- and I am thrilled with my purchase. For $229 I received a fantastic pair of skis for my level of skiing (proficient to advanced). I needed to have the bindings mounted which ran about $40 extra, but no complaints from me. The skis outperformed the reviews on the website--highly recommend!