Peter Moore

1 month ago | saturdayeveningpost.com | Peter Moore

We drove 1,700 miles west to realize a dream: My wife and I wanted to live where we chose (Colorado), rather than at a random location (Pennsylvania) near a random office. No problem with the getaway: After 20 years, I’d been laid off from a magazine job, and the severance package bankrolled us out the door. At age 60, I wasn’t done working, but now employment would have to follow me around rather than vice versa. Ski country, ho!But a disturbing pattern emerged as we met our new neighbors.

1 month ago | icrowdnewswire.com | Peter Moore

New release makes Transpire the most comprehensive post-discovery platform on the market. Chicago, Ill. – March 24, 2025. Transpire Technologies today announced the general availability of version 4 of its online litigation support platform and the introduction of the Case Concepts™ AI-assisted story building feature.

1 month ago | kunc.org | Peter Moore

The human body is said to be 60% water. But my wife and I must be part amphibian, having absorbed abundant rainfall in Pennsylvania for a couple of decades. Then we moved to Colorado, which is like Punxatawny Phil moving to Great Sand Dunes National Park for the waterfalls. How dry we are. As enthusiastic gardeners, we frolicked in Pennsylvania’s forty-one inches of rain annually. Our yard was home to dozens of species of plants, many of which had drinking problems. No worries.

1 month ago | coloradosun.com | Peter Moore |Dana Coffield

In Aspen, the stars come out during the day. A recent, highly reliable assessment, based on an Instagram account, ranked Aspen the No. 2 spot in the world for close encounters of the celeb kind, with 151 celebrity sightings per hundred people. That means that everybody in town sees approximately half a famous person every year. Which is about right for Kylie Jenner. The number No. 1 celeb spotting place, you ask? The Watch Hill neighborhood in Westerly, Rhode Island.

2 months ago | backpacker.com | Peter Moore

Heading out the door? Read this article on the new Outside+ app available now on iOS devices for members! Download the app. Have you heard about the "inverted U theory" of peak performance? I'm going to start packing it, along with my compass and emergency gear, on hikes. Simply stated, it posits that boredom and terror are the enemies of performance.