Tim Hill is a Commercial General Manager, Sustainability. He focuses on themes such as adventure travel, retirement planning, and the intersection of beauty and fashion within events and conferences. Tim's work has been featured in a variety of publications including Speedonthewater.com, The Maritime Executive, and The Washington Times.
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By: Tim Hill, Stephen Murphy, Robin Canniford
Psychologists have long considered how a tendency towards irrational thinking or particular personality traits might predict peoples' interest in conspiracies. Yet these individual factors do not explain the group processes through which conspiracy theorists are extending their influence and impact.
The past few days have been fairly brutal. A cold front mixed with rain has been keeping us hikers on our toes. Shortly after crossing into Colorado the trail winds its way upwards to higher elevations that we haven't been at for a while, or ever.
Every American deserves the peace of mind that their hard-earned savings are working toward one thing: a retirement with dignity.
Being delayed on trail sucks. I suppose being delayed in general sucks. It's tough when a wrench gets thrown into your plans and there's nothing to do but come to grips with this new reality. However, my unofficial motto for thru-hiking is to roll with the punches. What else is there to do, quit? Not today satan!
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We receive free products for review from brands, many of whom advertise on the site. We work on strict condition of editorial independence, and no guarantee of endorsement
As a thruhiker your gear in some ways is all you've got. Yes, other hikers are out there. Yes, trail angles can occasionally help, but at the end of the day its you and your gear against the world. Well, at least until the next town stop. Here are a few pieces of gear that that I exchanged or sent home on my hike of the Continental Divide.
The Climbing Works International Festival returns this week for the last time and as usual, we're expecting an action-packed weekend!
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Public pensions must be managed in the best financial interests of retirees — not steered by political mandates.
