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Let's talk now with Mary(ph). Mary is with us from California.	let's talk now with mary(ph). mary is with us from	Let's talk now with Mary(ph). Mary is with us from.	let's talk now with mary(ph). mary is with us from california.
Oh, hello. My husband and I are seniors. And he's semi-retired, works part-time. I'm totally retired. No income. We have currently $20,000 in a matured account we had that is just sitting there. My question is should we take that amount of money and pay off all of our credit cards, which amount to just about that much ...	oh hello my. husband and i are seniors and he's, semi-retired works part-time i'm totally retired no income we have currently $20,000 in a matured account we had that is just sitting there my question is should we. take that amount of money and pay off all of our credit cards, which amount to just about that much money...	Oh. hello My husband and I are seniors And he's semi-retired works part-time I'm totally. retired No income We. have; currently $20,000 in a matured account we had that is just sitting there My question is should we take that amount of money and pay off all of our credit. cards which amount to just about that much mone...	oh, hello. my husband and i are seniors. and he's semi-retired, works part-time. i'm totally retired. no income. we have currently $20,000 in a matured account we had that is just sitting there. my question is should we take that amount of money and pay off all of our credit cards, which amount to just about that much ...
Okay. So I would make haste quickly, not slowly, as Erasmus once suggested, but make haste quickly to pay off anything that has an interest rate of 10 percent or more. For anyone listening, regardless of whether you're a retiree or a student, a young person, I would suggest that you pay off all credit cards in full all...	okay so i would make haste quickly not slowly as erasmus once suggested but make haste, quickly to pay off anything that has an interest. rate of 10 percent or more for anyone listening regardless of whether you're a retiree or. a student a young person i. would suggest that you pay off all. credit cards in full all, t...	Okay So, I would. make haste quickly not slowly as Erasmus once suggested but make haste quickly to, pay off anything that has; an interest rate of 10 percent or more For anyone listening, regardless of whether you're a retiree, or a student a young person I would suggest. that you pay off all credit cards in full all ...	okay. so i would make haste quickly, not slowly, as erasmus once suggested, but make haste quickly to pay off anything that has an interest rate of 10 percent or more. for anyone listening, regardless of whether you're a retiree or a student, a young person, i would suggest that you pay off all credit cards in full all...
So if you're borrowing and having to pay back money at 10 percent and hoping to invest, you're about neutral and you're sweating it, by the way, when you're at a 10 percent interest rate. If your credit cards are charging you more than that, get out.	so if, you're borrowing and having to, pay back money at 10 percent and hoping. to invest you're about neutral and you're sweating it by the way when you're at, a 10 percent interest rate if your credit cards are charging you more than that get	So if you're borrowing and having to, pay back money at 10 percent and hoping to invest you're, about neutral and you're sweating it by the. way when you're at a 10 percent interest rate, If your credit cards are charging you more, than that get	so if you're borrowing and having to pay back money at 10 percent and hoping to invest, you're about neutral and you're sweating it, by the way, when you're at a 10 percent interest rate. if your credit cards are charging you more than that, get out.
Okay.			okay.
Good luck, Mary.	good luck	Good. luck	good luck, mary.
Thank you.	thank	Thank	thank you.
It's great, Mary, to have that $20,000 sitting there. And yes, spend as much of it, great rid of that Home Depot debt fast.	it's. great mary to have, that $20,000 sitting there and yes. spend as much of it great rid of that home depot debt	It's great Mary. to have. that $20,000 sitting there, And yes, spend as much of it great rid of that Home Depot debt	it's great, mary, to have that $20,000 sitting there. and yes, spend as much of it, great rid of that home depot debt fast.
David, as always, thanks for being with us. And again, we'll be back next week and reevaluate that fantasy portfolio. Boy, Tempur-Pedic (unintelligible), though that serious stock isn't doing so much great either.	david as always thanks, for being with us and again we'll be back, next week and, reevaluate that fantasy portfolio boy tempur-pedic (unintelligible), though that serious stock isn't doing so much great	David as always thanks for being; with us And again we'll be back next week and reevaluate that fantasy portfolio Boy Tempur-Pedic (unintelligible), though that serious stock. isn't doing so much great,	david, as always, thanks for being with us. and again, we'll be back next week and reevaluate that fantasy portfolio. boy, tempur-pedic (unintelligible), though that serious stock isn't doing so much great either.
Anyway, David Gardner is co-founder of The Motley Fool, our money pal every month. Again, you can follow my fantasy portfolio online. The link is at npr.org/blogofthenation. If I can take the bad news, so can you.	anyway david gardner, is co-founder of the motley fool our money pal every month again you can follow my fantasy portfolio online the link is at npr.org/blogofthenation, if i. can, take the. bad news so. can	Anyway. David Gardner is co-founder of The Motley Fool; our money pal every month Again you can follow my. fantasy portfolio online, The link. is at npr.org/blogofthenation If I can take the bad news so can	anyway, david gardner is co-founder of the motley fool, our money pal every month. again, you can follow my fantasy portfolio online. the link is at npr.org/blogofthenation. if i can take the bad news, so can you.
David, as always, thanks very much.	david as always thanks, very	David, as always thanks; very	david, as always, thanks very much.
This is TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. I'm Neal Conan in Washington.	this is talk of; the nation from npr news i'm neal conan in	This is TALK OF THE NATION. from NPR News I'm Neal Conan in	this is talk of the nation from npr news. i'm neal conan in washington.
In northwestern Alaska, it's storm season and many coastal towns are struggling to fight erosion. A violent storm earlier this fall ate away at village shorelines, and residents say the only permanent solution to the problem is relocating entire towns to safer sites inland. But the cost of doing t...	in northwestern alaska it's storm season, and many coastal towns are struggling to fight erosion a violent storm earlier this fall ate away at village shorelines, and residents say the only permanent solution to the problem is relocating entire towns to safer sites inland but, the cost of doing. t...	In northwestern Alaska it's. storm season and many coastal towns are struggling to fight erosion A violent storm earlier this fall ate away at village shorelines and residents, say the only permanent solution to the problem is relocating entire. towns to safer sites inland But. the cost of, doing ...	in northwestern alaska, it's storm season and many coastal towns are struggling to fight erosion. a violent storm earlier this fall ate away at village shorelines, and residents say the only permanent solution to the problem is relocating entire towns to safer sites inland. but the cost of doing t...
The sea along Alaska's northwestern coast used to freeze by mid-October, shielding villages from the destructive waves that arrived with fall storms. But warming over the last few decades has kept the ice from forming its protective barrier in time. In Shishmaref, an island community just north of ...	the sea along. alaska's northwestern coast used to freeze by mid-october shielding villages from the destructive waves that arrived with fall storms but warming over the last few decades has kept the ice from forming its protective barrier in time in shishmaref an island, community. just north; of ...	The sea along Alaska's northwestern coast used to freeze by mid-October shielding villages from the destructive waves that arrived with fall storms But warming over the last few decades has kept the ice from forming its protective barrier in time In Shishmaref an island community just north of. the...	the sea along alaska's northwestern coast used to freeze by mid-october, shielding villages from the destructive waves that arrived with fall storms. but warming over the last few decades has kept the ice from forming its protective barrier in time. in shishmaref, an island community just north of ...
Because last year we lost in two hours maybe at least 30 feet of land.	because last year we lost in. two hours maybe at least 30 feet of	Because last year we lost in; two hours maybe at, least 30 feet of	because last year we lost in two hours maybe at least 30 feet of land.
Shishmaref does not have much land to lose. The Inupiat Eskimo community is only a quarter mile wide and three miles long. The town sits a few feet above sea level on fine, dark sand.	shishmaref does not have much land to lose the inupiat, eskimo community is only a quarter mile wide and three miles, long the town sits, a few feet above sea level on fine dark	Shishmaref does not have much land to lose The, Inupiat Eskimo community is only a. quarter mile wide and three miles long. The town sits a few feet above sea level on fine dark	shishmaref does not have much land to lose. the inupiat eskimo community is only a quarter mile wide and three miles long. the town sits a few feet above sea level on fine, dark sand.
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The community is so isolated, at the Nayokpuk General Store milk costs almost $14 a gallon and gasoline $3.39. Lucy Iyatunguk stands outside the store, smoking a cigarette, and says she's worried about her house.	the community is so isolated at the nayokpuk general store milk costs almost $14 a gallon and gasoline. $3.39. lucy iyatunguk, stands outside the store smoking a cigarette and says. she's worried about her	The community is so. isolated at the Nayokpuk General Store milk. costs almost $14 a gallon and gasoline. $3.39. Lucy Iyatunguk stands outside the; store smoking. a, cigarette and says she's worried about her	the community is so isolated, at the nayokpuk general store milk costs almost $14 a gallon and gasoline $3.39. lucy iyatunguk stands outside the store, smoking a cigarette, and says she's worried about her house.
We never used to hear the ocean waves by my home. Now it's right behind our home that's--if the storm comes around again, the home behind us will be probably submerged in water, partially, anywhere about 15 feet from her.	we never used, to hear the ocean waves by my home now it's right behind our home that's--if the storm comes around again the home behind us will be probably submerged in water partially anywhere about 15 feet. from	We never, used to hear the ocean waves by my home Now it's right behind our home that's--if the storm comes around again the home behind us will be, probably, submerged in water partially anywhere about 15 feet from	we never used to hear the ocean waves by my home. now it's right behind our home that's--if the storm comes around again, the home behind us will be probably submerged in water, partially, anywhere about 15 feet from her.
Up the coast, another Inupiat Eskimo village called Kivalina is facing the same problem. Residents use four-wheelers to get around their tiny town. There aren't many jobs in Kivalina, and people rely on hunting seal, walrus and caribou and fishing for salmon. Kivalina is a traditional whaling vill...	up the coast another, inupiat eskimo village called kivalina is facing the, same, problem residents use four-wheelers. to get around their tiny, town there aren't many jobs in kivalina and people rely on hunting seal walrus and caribou and fishing for salmon kivalina is a traditional whaling villa...	Up the coast. another Inupiat Eskimo. village called Kivalina, is facing the. same problem Residents, use four-wheelers to get around their tiny town There aren't many jobs in Kivalina and people rely on hunting seal walrus and caribou and fishing for salmon Kivalina. is a traditional whaling vill...	up the coast, another inupiat eskimo village called kivalina is facing the same problem. residents use four-wheelers to get around their tiny town. there aren't many jobs in kivalina, and people rely on hunting seal, walrus and caribou and fishing for salmon. kivalina is a traditional whaling vill...
Lately, you know, the ice just doesn't build up. Our people are not able to build their camps out on the ice. It's just too dangerous now. The ice doesn't get as thick as it used to.	lately you know the ice just doesn't build up our people, are not. able. to build their camps out on the ice it's just too dangerous now the ice doesn't get as thick as it used	Lately you know the. ice just doesn't build up Our people are not able to build their camps, out on. the ice It's just too dangerous now, The ice doesn't get as thick as it used.	lately, you know, the ice just doesn't build up. our people are not able to build their camps out on the ice. it's just too dangerous now. the ice doesn't get as thick as it used to.
Erosion in Kivalina is threatening the school, the power plant and the air strip, the town's only evacuation route. Residents recently dismantled a huge resting plane to use as a barrier in front of the runway's most vulnerable edges. Like the people in Shishmaref, Kivalina residents want to move ...	erosion in kivalina is threatening the, school the power plant and the air strip the town's only evacuation route residents recently dismantled a huge resting plane to use as a barrier in front of the runway's most vulnerable edges like the. people in shishmaref kivalina residents want to move the...	Erosion in Kivalina is threatening the school. the power plant and the air strip the, town's only evacuation, route Residents recently dismantled a huge resting plane to use as a barrier in front of the runway's most vulnerable edges Like the people in Shishmaref Kivalina. residents want to move t...	erosion in kivalina is threatening the school, the power plant and the air strip, the town's only evacuation route. residents recently dismantled a huge resting plane to use as a barrier in front of the runway's most vulnerable edges. like the people in shishmaref, kivalina residents want to move ...
Let's get a causeway and a little bridge built across this channel right here to--now at least you have an emergency evacuation route, so when the bad storm comes you can all run over there to the other side and get on high ground and you're not trapped on this barrier island. And then once that ro...	let's get a causeway and a little bridge built across. this channel right here to--now. at least you have an emergency; evacuation route, so when the bad storm comes you, can all run over there to the other side, and get on high ground and you're not trapped on this barrier island and then once tha...	Let's get a causeway and a little bridge built across this channel. right here to--now. at least you have an, emergency evacuation route so. when the bad storm comes, you can all run over there to. the other side and get on high ground and you're not trapped on this. barrier island, And then once t...	let's get a causeway and a little bridge built across this channel right here to--now at least you have an emergency evacuation route, so when the bad storm comes you can all run over there to the other side and get on high ground and you're not trapped on this barrier island. and then once that ro...
But that move will not be cheap. The General Accounting Office estimates relocating Kivalina and its 400 residents could cost as much as $400 million. In the meantime, the town's emergency plan calls for taking shelter in the school building. Residents say so far that plan has worked, but they're...	but that move will not be cheap the general accounting office estimates relocating kivalina and its 400 residents could cost as much, as $400 million in the meantime the, town's emergency plan calls for taking shelter in the school; building residents say so far that plan, has worked but they're ...	But that move will not be cheap The General Accounting Office estimates relocating Kivalina and its 400 residents could cost as much as $400 million In the meantime the town's emergency plan calls. for taking shelter in the school building Residents say so far that plan has worked but they're alw...	but that move will not be cheap. the general accounting office estimates relocating kivalina and its 400 residents could cost as much as $400 million. in the meantime, the town's emergency plan calls for taking shelter in the school building. residents say so far that plan has worked, but they're...
NPR's DAY TO DAY continues. I'm Madeleine Brand.	npr's day to day continues i'm madeleine	NPR's DAY TO DAY. continues I'm Madeleine	npr's day to day continues. i'm madeleine brand.
This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Liane Hansen.	this is weekend edition from npr news i'm liane	This, is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News, I'm, Liane	this is weekend edition from npr news. i'm liane hansen.
The USA Today reported this past week that independent political groups have spent more than $2 million since November 1st to support or oppose presidential hopefuls. But $2 million is chump change compared with what's ahead.	the. usa today reported this past week that independent political groups have spent more than $2 million since november 1st to support or oppose presidential hopefuls but $2 million is chump change compared with what's	The USA Today reported, this past week that independent political groups have. spent more than $2 million since November 1st to support or oppose presidential hopefuls But $2 million is chump change compared with. what's	the usa today reported this past week that independent political groups have spent more than $2 million since november 1st to support or oppose presidential hopefuls. but $2 million is chump change compared with what's ahead.
And that's according to commentator John Carroll.	and that's according to commentator john	And that's according to commentator John	and that's according to commentator john carroll.
Special interest groups are the kibitzers of presidential elections. They hang around the table, look over people's shoulders and constantly add their two cents worth.	special interest groups are the kibitzers of presidential elections they hang; around the table. look over people's shoulders and constantly, add their two cents	Special interest groups are the kibitzers of presidential elections They hang around the table look over people's shoulders and constantly add their two. cents.	special interest groups are the kibitzers of presidential elections. they hang around the table, look over people's shoulders and constantly add their two cents worth.
A word that I would never use on the air, but there you go.	a word that i; would never, use on the. air but there you	A word that I would never use on the air but there you	a word that i would never use on the air, but there you go.
The entire Las Vegas Strip uses three percent of our water resources. And they are the economic driver in the state of Nevada, bar none.	the entire las vegas strip uses three percent of our water resources and they are the economic driver in the. state of nevada bar	The entire Las Vegas Strip uses three percent of our water resources And they are the economic driver in the state of Nevada bar	the entire las vegas strip uses three percent of our water resources. and they are the economic driver in the state of nevada, bar none.
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Las Vegas's biggest water waster by far: lawn sprinklers, existing lakes and golf courses. They take 70 percent of southern Nevada's water. And Las Vegas's population has more than doubled in the last 15 years. So reducing demand is no longer enough. The area needs to increase its water supply, and that's where Pat Mul...	las vegas's biggest water waster by far: lawn sprinklers existing lakes, and golf courses they take 70 percent of southern nevada's water and las vegas's population has more than doubled in the last 15 years so reducing demand is no longer enough the area needs to increase its water supply and that's where pat mulroy's...	Las Vegas's biggest water waster by far: lawn sprinklers, existing lakes and golf courses They take 70 percent of southern Nevada's water And Las Vegas's population has more than doubled in the last 15 years So reducing demand is no. longer enough The area needs to increase its water supply and that's where Pat Mulroy'...	las vegas's biggest water waster by far: lawn sprinklers, existing lakes and golf courses. they take 70 percent of southern nevada's water. and las vegas's population has more than doubled in the last 15 years. so reducing demand is no longer enough. the area needs to increase its water supply, and that's where pat mul...
Las Vegas gets almost all its water out of nearby Lake Meade on the Colorado River, a river that western states have been fighting over since its water was divvied up way back in 1928. Mulroy got them to stop squabbling.	las vegas gets almost all its water out of nearby lake. meade on the colorado river a river that western states have been fighting over since its water was divvied, up way back in 1928. mulroy got them to stop	Las Vegas gets almost all, its, water out of nearby, Lake Meade on the Colorado River a river that western states, have been fighting over since its water was divvied up way back in 1928. Mulroy got; them to stop	las vegas gets almost all its water out of nearby lake meade on the colorado river, a river that western states have been fighting over since its water was divvied up way back in 1928. mulroy got them to stop squabbling.
Rita Maguire was head of Arizona's Department of Water Resources, Pat Mulroy's competitor.	rita maguire was head of arizona's. department of water resources pat. mulroy's	Rita Maguire was head of Arizona's Department of Water Resources Pat Mulroy's	rita maguire was head of arizona's department of water resources, pat mulroy's competitor.
Her constant poking at people - moving them out their comfort zone I think causes us all to think more creatively and push the envelop fairly quickly.	her constant poking at people - moving them out their comfort zone i think, causes us all to think more creatively and push the envelop fairly	Her constant. poking at people - moving them out their comfort zone I think causes us all to think more, creatively and push the envelop fairly	her constant poking at people - moving them out their comfort zone i think causes us all to think more creatively and push the envelop fairly quickly.
Pat Mulroy convinced the other states to allow Las Vegas to take more water from the river by recycling. Indoor waste water from sinks and showers is treated, then returned to Lake Meade and used again. Now Mulroy is looking beyond southern Nevada for water and Rita Maguirre says Las Vegas has an open checkbook to find...	pat mulroy convinced the other states to allow. las vegas. to take more. water from the river by. recycling indoor waste. water from sinks and showers is treated then returned to lake meade and. used again now, mulroy is looking beyond southern nevada for water and rita maguirre says las vegas has an open checkbook to ...	Pat Mulroy convinced the other states to. allow Las Vegas to take more water from the river by recycling Indoor. waste water from sinks and, showers is treated then returned to Lake Meade and used, again, Now, Mulroy is looking beyond southern Nevada for water and Rita Maguirre says Las. Vegas has an open checkbook to ...	pat mulroy convinced the other states to allow las vegas to take more water from the river by recycling. indoor waste water from sinks and showers is treated, then returned to lake meade and used again. now mulroy is looking beyond southern nevada for water and rita maguirre says las vegas has an open checkbook to find...
They have more money than water. I think that's probably a fair statement, and they're using that money to bring more water.	they have. more money. than water i think that's probably a fair statement and they're using that money to bring more	They have more money than water I think that's probably a fair statement and they're using that money to bring more	they have more money than water. i think that's probably a fair statement, and they're using that money to bring more water.
There's the multibillion dollar plan to pipe water from rural Nevada - plans to build a reservoir to increase Colorado River water for California farmers so Vegas can take a bigger share of the river, even a proposal to build desalting plants on the coast of Mexico. But critics raise the perennial Western question. How...	there's the multibillion dollar plan to pipe water from rural nevada - plans to build a reservoir to increase colorado river water for california farmers so, vegas can take a bigger share of the river even a proposal, to build, desalting plants on the coast of mexico, but, critics raise the, perennial western question ...	There's the multibillion dollar plan to pipe water from, rural Nevada. - plans to build a reservoir to increase Colorado River water for California. farmers; so Vegas can take a bigger share, of the river even a proposal to; build desalting plants on the coast of Mexico But critics raise the perennial Western question ...	there's the multibillion dollar plan to pipe water from rural nevada - plans to build a reservoir to increase colorado river water for california farmers so vegas can take a bigger share of the river, even a proposal to build desalting plants on the coast of mexico. but critics raise the perennial western question. how...
And will the argument and will the situation be any different when we have four million people and we have global warming and a long-term drought? What will we do then?	and will the argument and will the situation be any different when we have four million people and we have global warming and a long-term drought? what will we do	And will the argument and will the situation be any, different when we. have four million people and we have global warming and a long-term, drought? What will we. do,	and will the argument and will the situation be any different when we have four million people and we have global warming and a long-term drought? what will we do then?