As I said in the message that I sent you last Friday after our BB meeting,

We can form alliances and learn much from other participants because Pgh has pulled way ahead of us in bicycle friendliness. There are 4 concurrent workshops so it would be good to have 4 BB members attending.

AFAIK, Jenny Selin is the only person from Mgtn attending. I thank her for getting an invitation sent to me.

If I weren't having oral surgery that day, and if I weren't making a SRTS presentation to the Green Team that evening, I'd definitely go. It's free. There will be great free food and a nice ride at the end and attending gets you into the international conference next year.

Who's going?

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From: Pro Walk/Pro Bike & City of Pittsburgh mark@bikewalk.org Date: September 12, 2013 4:59:02 PM EDT To: Frank.gmeindl@comcast.net Subject: Next Week’s Meeting re: Greater PGH Transportation Reply-To: Pro Walk/Pro Bike & City of Pittsburgh mark@bikewalk.org

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