@DanBurden

Dan Burden is helping America become more walkable. To date 4000 towns have shared their secrets, passions and hopes for a healthier future.

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walklive.org
Joined April 2009
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After 3 years of being inactive, I finally learned how to get back on twitter. A breakthrough for me.
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Yes, you have many secrets to share.
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Thanks, Kelly. Wl do.
@bdhumphreys @SerenbeTucker I have many, many dozens. [email protected]
Yes, new e-mail is [email protected]. Look forward to hearing from you.
Looking forward to the event
Dan Burden has moved his Twitter account to DanBurden44. Now you will never forget that he is a pre-boomer.
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Sac similar RT @reconnecting Steve Sugg: University Place Wasington road diet reductions-54% crash, 55% injury, 7% speed, 4% volume #npsg10
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Replying to @juli_burden
@presidentjuli time to book your changes. Are you now good for an early connection?
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Referring to walking and bicycling as "alternative transportation" is akin to labeling a woman as an "alternative man".... Shelly Potechia.
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Walkable and Livable Communities Institute www.walklive.org now fully functioning.
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Our new nonprofit (Walkable and Livable Communities Institute is up and running (see www.walklive.org)
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The Institute will be housed in Port Townsend, Washington, in the heart of the Olympics and Cascadia ... the giant lab inspiring all.
The Institute will help build leaders to take on the task of making all communities more livable and walkable; to inspire, to implement.
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We start out with Sarah Bowman as our General Manager, myself as Executive Director, with offices in Port Townsend, Washington
Launched Walkable and Livable Communities Institute on December 11th. Our mission: to build the leaders that will rebuild towns and cities.
@jodibean ah yes, others ready... Just need to load them. Fun
Created my first FlipVideo production today. Check it out. A fabulous new way to share knowledge. http://bit.ly/2o87zw
Listening to Malcolm Gladwell on NPR. No one currently alive inspires me more.
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