Last year, I reluctantly paid $32.39 for Quicken for a year because my 2014 version stopped working. Because of questionable activity, my credit card bank canceled my account and is issuing a new card - right at the time that Quicken was due to renew. I gave Quicken a new card number, and I thought that was the end of it. I guess not.

I received an email from them saying that the charge of $51.99 a year didn't go through, so my online access would be terminated. Two things: jumping from $32 to $52 in one year is a big increase; if all I'm losing is online access (and updates), why bother paying? I began using Quicken thirty years ago, and I never had online access. Do any of you use Quicken without paying?

Was Warner the bomber?

First time in my memory that a suicide person didn't leave a note. No social media notes of suicide from Warner. No disgruntled messages targeted to anyone or any business on social media from Warner.

I wonder if further intense investigation will lead to a strange high level big business correlation, were Warner was just a tool? In the bomb target zone, there was reported to be a print shop that was known to print ballots for the recent election?

Curious.