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6:10

Top 8 Tiny Habits To Finish More Work In 2 Hours Than Most Can In 2 Weeks ... According to a new article by YourTango

1. Create focus-boosting music playlists

2. Prime yourself for a productive day the night before

3. Schedule deep work sessions of 90-120 minutes

4. Separate tasks by type

5. Remove distractions

6. Set one goal for each work block

7. Reflect on each day and work block

8. Reward yourself after each work session

6:20 a.m. Boomer News Preview

ABC SPORTS

6:30 a.m. Daily Quiz

Monday Morning Mystery - LILY WAS HERE DAVE STEWART #11 in 1991 EURYTHMICS BANANARAMA ANNIE LENNOX

DAVID A. STEWART Introducing Candy Dulfer (saxophone) from the Dutch movie Lily Was Here starring Marion Van Thijn


Born on 9/9/1952 in Sunderland, England. Multi-instrumentalist/composer/producer. In The Tourists . Half of the Eurythmics duo. Married Siobhan Fahey ( Bananarama , Shakespear’s Sister ) on 8/1/1987.

6:40 a.m. Weather Wakeup/Northern Broadcasting Weather

6:55 a.m. Health Story

6:54 a.m. Check Up On Health Hospital Happenings/ABC World News/Local News

7:15 a.m.

What do you want to be remembered for? Turns out, for most people, it’s not fortune or fame. A new survey found that at the end of their lives, people would rather be remembered for their creativity. 31% said they wanted to be remembered for their creativity – more than intelligence (20%), wealth (14%), or humanitarian efforts (10%). 79% of those surveyed considered themselves creative – yet 72% said they wish they engaged in creative activities more often. Overall, 75% of those surveyed said their creativity is a reflection of their personal brand. This was especially true for the Gen Zers surveyed – with 94% saying creativity was part of their brand.

Lunch Menus/Valley Happenings

7:30 a.m. Tim's News You Can't Use


Top 10 Most Expensive Things People Spend Money On For St. Patrick's Day ... According to a new article by GOBankingRates

1. Bar Tabs - 174% more beer and 153% more spirits are sold on March 17th than on an average day in America.

2. Special Dinner

3. Dining Out

4. Greeting Cards

5. Transportation

6. Party Decor

7. Apparel and Accessories

8. Parade Participation

9. Beer and Spirits

10. St. Patrick's Day-themed Decor
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On Friday, the Strong National Museum of Play announced its 12 finalists for potential induction into the World Video Game Hall of Fame. The public can vote on the 12 games until March 21st, so vote early and vote often. Here's a rundown of the games that might be submitted to the Hall of Fame’s selection committee.

Asteroids
Elite
Guitar Hero
Metroid
Myst
Neopets
Resident Evil
SimCity
Tokimeki Memorial
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater
Ultima
You Don’t Know Jack
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Now that the March Madness brackets have been revealed, let the betting begin! The American Gaming Association predicts that American adults will bet $2.72 billion on the 2024 NCAA men’s and women’s tournaments. To be clear, that's the official number – and is only the "above board" money expected to be wagered. It doesn't factor in the many billions of dollars that will exchange hands because of things like bracket contests and casual bets with friends. When ALL the money is considered, industry insiders believe more than $15 billion will be gambled before a champion is crowned.
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Mashable says Home Depot has unveiled their 2024 Halloween line and it's only March. They are selling a 12-foot skeleton with LCD eyes, skeleton dog, a Frankenstein, a headless horseman, and a Murderous Maple tree.
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TMZ says Meghan Markle is launching a new lifestyle brand called American Riviera Orchard. She has applied to trademark the name for products like cookbooks, tableware, and spreads.
TMZ reports Danny DeVito is teaming up with Arnold Schwarzenegger for a new movie. It is not a sequel to "Twins." The film is being kept a secret
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Wealth of Geeks says the Atlantis Paradise Island resort and Mattel are teaming up to offer a Barbie-themed experience. Guests can enjoy Barbie-themed rooms, activities, and a Barbie-inspired menu. The collaboration celebrates Barbie's 65th and Atlantis’ 25th anniversaries.
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Scientists at the University of California-Berkeley are trying to create a sustainable, healthy, and flavor-rich alternative to meat – from mold. It seems they're making progress, as they've reported altering the genetics of fungi – and creating a burger patty ... you know ... made of mold. The stuff is not ready for market yet. But the scientists are hopeful that a bit more tinkering with the genetics might create a mold-burger with longer fibers, which would give "a more meat-like experience."
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Bloomberg says the space travel company SpaceVIP is teaming up with Chef Rasmus Munk to offer a luxury dining experience in the stratosphere. The six-hour journey costs $500,000 and will take guests 100,000 ft above sea level to watch the sun rise over the Earth's curvature. The spacecraft, Spaceship Neptune, will carry only six passengers. The expedition will benefit The Space Prize which supports women in space
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If you like cold weather, penguins, and not showering for weeks at a time, there is a job opening you may be interested in. The U.K. Antarctic Heritage Trust is accepting applications for three open positions at Port Lockroy, a small British base on Goudier Island in Antarctica. The island is home to the world’s most southerly post office, and someone needs to manage it because, despite its very remote location, it receives about 80,000 letters every year. That's because the island receives cruise ship passengers who come every year to see the 1500 penguins that reside there. Applicants must be available to work from this coming November until March of next year. They must also be able to endure extreme isolation, lack of running water and washing facilities, and the stench of penguin poop. Those interested can find an application on the U.K. Antarctic Heritage Trust website.
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A museum in St. Louis recently gathered a crowd of people wearing underwear on their heads in an attempt to set a Guinness World Record. The City Museum looked more like a wild frat party than a family-friendly institution, as 355 people with underwear on their heads danced to The Village People's "YMCA." In the end they officially broke the Guinness World Record for the most people wearing underwear on their heads, crushing the previous record of 270.
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United Press International says a Slidell, Louisiana pig recently led deputies on a brief chase. Officer Katie Robbins roped "Miss Piggy" after she ran off. The pig was reunited with its pen mates.
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A guy and his "service duck" are banned from the Buc-ee's franchise after Justin Wood strolled into the establishment with his pet Wrinkle the Duck. Justin Wood tried to show staff - and the cops - Wrinkle's service paperwork, but they weren't buying it and banned them both from the store. Source: NY Post
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The Daily Star says a woman, named Meow, is going viral because she identifies as a dog. She likes sleeping in a crate, having 'handlers' walk her and eating dog treats. Meow says she feels more in touch with her primal side by embracing a dog lifestyle and is unbothered by others' opinions. She enjoys treats like shredded chicken, jerky and dog biscuits.


7:45 a.m. Birthday Show

7:50 a.m. Montana Trivia/Science Faction/Local Sports

8:12 a.m. ABC News

Northern Broadcasting Montana News

Obituaries

8:40 a.m. Tradeo

9:00 a.m. ABC News/Weather

9:30 a.m. Doggone Show

9:40 a.m. Hi-Line Ford Closet Classic

10:00 a.m. ABC News/Weather

10:40 a.m. Hi-Line Ford Closet Classic

10:50 a.m. Hi-Line Highlights

11:00 a.m. ABC News/Weather

11:40 a.m. Hi-Line Ford Closet Classic

6:10

10 “As Seen On TV” Products That Were Definitely NOT Worth The Money … According to a new article by Saving Advice

1. The Banana Slicer

2. The Eggstractor

3. The HD Vision Sunglasses

4. The Shake Weight

5. The Pasta Boat

6. The Ped Egg

7. The Snuggie

8. The ShamWow

9. The Bumpits

10. The Sticky Buddy

6:20 a.m. Boomer News Preview

ABC SPORTS

6:30 a.m. Daily Quiz

Two For Tuesday

6:40 a.m. Weather Wakeup/Northern Broadcasting Weather

6:55 a.m. Health Story

6:54 a.m. Check Up On Health Hospital Happenings/ABC World News/Local News

7:15 a.m.

8 Tiny Habits Of the Happiest Single People ... According to a new article by Self Magazine

1. Be okay with where you're at right now

2. Get to know yourself on a deep level

3. Fall in love with yourself FIRST

4. Do whatever you want

5. Get in touch with your wide range of emotions

6. Make your space your sanctuary

7. Reconnect with your favorite people

8. Get back out there when the time is right

Lunch Menus/Valley Happenings

7:30 a.m. Tim's News You Can't Use

7:45 a.m. Birthday Show

7:50 a.m. Montana Trivia/Science Faction/Local Sports

8:12 a.m. ABC News

Northern Broadcasting Montana News

Obituaries

8:40 a.m. Tradeo

9:00 a.m. ABC News/Weather

9:30 a.m. Doggone Show

9:40 a.m. Hi-Line Ford Closet Classic

10:00 a.m. ABC News/Weather

10:40 a.m. Hi-Line Ford Closet Classic

10:50 a.m. Hi-Line Highlights

11:00 a.m. ABC News/Weather

11:40 a.m. Hi-Line Ford Closet Classic