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If I had to write a review about "The Cove", it would read like this.

An absolute must see.

Rate how walkable your town is.

From the page: "Last summer, a trio of Seattle software developers started walkscore.com, which calculates the number of potential destinations within walking distance of any given address and then produces a rating. If your neighborhood scores 90 or above, you can easily live there without a car; if it scores under 25, you�ll be driving to the backyard. More than a million addresses were searched in the site�s first month. Matt Lerner, one of the site�s developers, knew the concept had arrived when a condo in Seattle hung out a gigantic banner that said �oeWalk Score 100.” �oePeople react really negatively to phrases like �density,� ” he says, �oebut they react really positively to phrases like �walkability.� ”"

From the page: "The precipitous drop in prices for recyclables makes the stock market�s performance seem almost enviable.

On the West Coast, for example, mixed paper is selling for $20 to $25 a ton, down from $105 in October, according to Official Board Markets, a newsletter that tracks paper prices. And recyclers say tin is worth about $5 a ton, down from $327 earlier this year. There is greater domestic demand for glass, so its price has not fallen as much."

From the page: "Just months after riding an incredible high, the recycling market has tanked almost in lockstep with the global economic meltdown. As consumer demand for autos, appliances and new homes dropped, so did the steel and pulp mills' demand for scrap, paper and other recyclables."

From the page: "Now, with Boxer unveiling her plans, the Democratic energy strategy has become crystal clear: act quickly and boldly."