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Flexi-Pave is a pour-in-place, rubber paving surface that is pervious to storm water. The rubber used to make Flexi-Pave comes from recycled tires. It's similar to porous pavement but has the advantage of a flexible surface that doesn't crack or develop potholes. See this previous post for another example of rubber pavement. It's been used for sidewalks, parking lots and roadways. The cost is

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Looking for green in podcastingFrom Knowledge@WhartonSpecial to CNET News.comJuly 20, 2005, 2:00PM PDTConservative commentator Rush Limbaugh and his nemesis, Al Franken, are podcasting. As are ESPN, former MTV video jockey Adam Curry and thousands of others. Podcasting, a way to broadcast audio over the Internet, has become the latest Web movement to get everyone's attention.Including Apple

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