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December 7, 2010 I know it's not the most sensible time of year to dine out but don't forget, treating someone to dinner makes for a great gift idea!
Lifestyle
Lifestyle
December 7, 2010
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Montana Is 25th Most Healthy
December 7, 2010 As the year approaches its end, New Years' Resolutions are probably creeping up in the mind. Whether it's to eat healthier, exercise more, read more, watch less tv, everyone can use a little motivational help.
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Pete Hanson’s Daily Blog: The Blame Game
From all accounts, Heisman Trophy winning Texas Longhorn, New Orleans Saint, on again, off again Miami Dolphin running back Ricky Williams had a tough childhood. There have been allegations of abuse among other things. His tough childhood has transformed into an unpredictable adulthood. As I was watching his bio last night on ESPN, I was really inspired by something he said.
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Winter Gear Buyers Guide
In Southwest Montana we know that playing outside is better when you have the right gear. The team at Outside Magazine has evaluated the skis, the boards, the gear, the apparel, the snowshoes; and now you get to decide what you can't live without. Think snow!
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Pete Hanson’s Daily Blog: Lane Closed Ahead
Ok, there are just some things we'll never see eye to eye on. I get it, and I'm fine with it. Just please don't hurt me for what I am about to say.
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Pete Hanson’s Daily Blog: Happy Hour(s)
I have been spending the last few days with my parents in Minneapolis. When I was growing up, my dad used to corner me (and likely my brother & sister too) and force me to have meaningful discussions. Meaning of life kind of stuff. Of course all we wanted to do was escape, and sink back in to an episode of Tom & Jerry, or a game of football in the yard with friends.
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Pete Hanson’s Daily Blog: No Good Reason
Education is good. Knowledge is good. Experience is good. Planning is good. A mentor is good. Street smarts are good. Advice is good. Common sense is good. Research is good.
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Pete Hanson’s Daily Blog: Just Checkin’ In
I did a little flying this week, and I can only come to one conclusion; the airlines don't want us to check our bags. I can't imagine why, but there must be some top-secret reason that only airline industry insiders understand. There must be smart people behind big airline company desks that have decided it's in their best interest for you and me to carry it all on.
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Pete Hanson’s Daily Blog: Why Cherry?
One of the little perks of my medical journey the past seven years has been colonoscopies. Lots of them. (Please try to contain your jealousy!) As the bumper sticker on my truck says, "What's up your butt? Get screened early & find out." It's important stuff. If you take something away from today it should be that there's no substitute for early cancer detection.
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Pete Hanson’s Daily Blog: A Little Reminder
A good friend of mine is having a tumor removed today, and it brings back all kinds of memories for me. I wish he and his family the best of luck. My wife and I have walked many a mile in those shoes.
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Southwest Montanans Prepare To Hit The Slopes
With Bridger Bowl and Moonlight Basin moving up opening dates due to record snowfall, area skiers and boarders are poised to hit the mountains. Big Sky opens today and has picked up another foot of new snow in the last 24 hours, giving the resort a 40" base at the bottom of the hill, and 70" at the summit
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The More You Gamble, The More You Win
November 22, 2010 So in addition to the night on the town paid for by my friend Angel in Missoula due to the Bobcat win, I made several other bets on the Cat/Griz game. My friend, Andy Hintzpeter, who actually works across the street from our studios was talking smack on Facebook. So naturally I bet him too.