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Mast is the fourth chairperson affiliated exclusively with the floral category in the 43-year history of the council. She replaces Raul Gallegos, senior director of produce and floral at Bristol Farms, Carson, Calif.
Mast was formally welcomed Jan. 26 at the council's annual dinner dance at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel in Anaheim, Calif., along with:
- chair-elect Ken Ewalt, vice president of retail specialties at Ready Pac Produce Inc., Irwindale, Calif.;
- treasurer Patty Knoll, a Diamond Bar, Calif.-based sales manager for Temkin International, Payson, Utah;
- Gallegos, immediate past chair; and
- several past chairman representatives and members of the board of directors.
However, floral won't be her only concern.
When members of the board of directors met at their annual retreat in December, they showed amazing energy as they shared ideas about the direction in which the council should go and about what can be done to help the membership, she said.
"If we implement half of those ideas, we'll be extremely successful," Mast said.
Gallegos recounted the highlights of a year that included the unexpected task of selecting a new president when Linda Stine retired after 12 years.
After narrowing the list of candidates to three finalists, the executive search committee selected Carissa Mace, who previously was the council's event coordinator and membership director before joining the Produce Marketing Association as director of business development.
The year also was marked by the council's first Northern California expo, where attendance was far greater than expected, Gallegos said. Anticipation already is building for the 2008 event set for March 5 in Pleasanton.
Luncheons in Northern California, Southern California and Arizona also proved popular with retailers and suppliers alike, and the Southern California expo in Anaheim once again attracted a large turnout among retailers and exhibitors, he said.
"It was the quickest year of my life," Gallegos said of his term as council chairman. "You could never replace the opportunity to work side-by-side with so many key leaders."
Mast said she anticipated an equally busy year.
She began her floral career as a part-time clerk at a Hughes Family Markets store 19 years ago. She moved through the ranks to become a supervisor and then a buyer. Through a consolidation process, she ended up working with industry icon Don Bonebrake, who headed the floral department at Ralphs Grocery Co.
When Stater Bros. needed a buyer for its newly created floral department eight years ago, Roger Schroeder, vice president of produce operations and Mast's boss at Hughes, recommended her for the job.
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I assume the combo unit (and others) is only plastic with a chrome finish. Does anyone know if the hose is metal or vinyl or otherwise? I noticed the sold-out hand-held units stated metal, and the combo and fixed don't state any material. I noticed on the spec sheets on their site that some of their units have vinyl hoses (and vinyl is toxic to the planet and people). However, this unit wasn't to be found (probably Woot-exclusive or a closeout).
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Netbooks sell in several price ranges; the cheapest of them would be the new Dell Mini 10v at about $199 and some machines can run into the $500 range. The OCZ Neutrino can be had online at Newegg for $289.99 with free shipping. Look at the specifications list below closely; for that price you get everything you expect in a netbook bar RAM, OS and a hard drive or SSD.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - San Francisco's city attorney says his office has recovered nearly $845,000 from 19 restaurants that allegedly charged customers for the cost of complying with the city's universal health care law but did not use most of the money for that purpose.
City Attorney Dennis Herrera said Wednesday that the money had come from eateries that took advantage of a one-time amnesty program his office announced in January.
They include popular establishments such as 5A5 Steak Lounge, Cafe Flore, Amber India and the restaurants owned by chef Michael Mina.
As part of the program, restaurants with large gaps between the surcharges they collected from customers and the amount they spent on health care for their workers only had to pony up half of what the city claimed they owed.
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CLIFTON PARK - A Halfmoon man was charged with violating an order of protection shortly after posting bail on another set of charges.
On Tuesday, State Police arrested David Brendese, 41, of 49 Manchester Drive and charged him with felony strangulation and criminal contempt after an incident back on September 12.
At Brendese's arraignment in the Town of Halfmoon, the judge issued an order of protection barring him from going back to the residence.
He was then released on $25,000 bail. After his release police followed him and witnessed him entering the same residence the judge barred from returning to.
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It's entirely possible that Microsoft could call it the Xbox 720, but we reckon it'll have something a bit more exciting up its sleeve.
Noted Microsoft blogger MS Nerd outed the name Xbox Loop, claiming that the long-awaited console will be "far smaller", cheaper and quite Kinect-focused when it finally lands on our shelves.
Recent reports indicate that Microsoft's internal codename for the new Xbox is 'Durango'. Sean Tracy, a technical designer at games developer Crytek,said on Twitter: "Enjoying the Durango developers summit in London. So far, great swag and interesting talks". The tweet was very quickly taken down but the codename was out of the bag by then.


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What does Frost mean by "the darkest evening of the year" and "miles to go before I sleep"?
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"The darkest evening of the year" would be the night before the Winter Solstice (December 21), which is the longest night of the calendar year. The man in the poem is riding his horse through the woods on a snowy December evening, and he stops to contemplate the beauty of the woods as they "fill up with snow". As much as he would like to remain in the quiet splendor of the snowy forest, the man realizes that he has responsibilities and "promises to keep". He has "miles to go" before he arrives home, so he is forced to drag himself away from the peaceful scene and head home.
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The HollyRod Foundation was pleased to participate in the 2013 AEG Season of Giving. Our Gift of Voice partner Fuhu provided nabi tablets for children with autism in the local area.
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let's make now the change of tomorrow! (CORNEY I KNOW, BUT TRUE!)
We see the problems of today, but we close our eyes and backpack the other way!
Afraid to see what we could truly be in a world of, POOR! STARVING! LONELY BUMS...... Look at me! "I AM THAT BUM!:)"
looking forward and keeping my hands from reaching into that so called plan, Controlled by the, man! "Putting up bars so i can't stand!"
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- Bicentennial of Fort Allen : September 19th and 20th. (rain date: 9/21)
Events will be free and open to the public so you'll want to be sure and mark your calendar.
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Mmmmmmmm hippie time…
"The kid wins a hundred thousand dollars and all he wants to do is go be a hippie for the weekend." Thanks Rick for putting is to eloquently.
It's true though. I didn't realize how emotionally drained I was from Saturday. I had done everything in my power to completely block it from my conscious thought and focus entirely on poker, and I feel like I did a good job of that. I looked like I should have felt though all week, just a complete wreck. I am thrilled with how I played, bummed that I could not have gone further, but when I left the Fontana Room for the last time this April I just felt like, finally. Finally I can take a breath process some things. I left the Bellagio, ended up going to this new outdoor mall called Town Center, and just walked around in a haze. I was numb. It was a pretty weird feeling, something that I have never experienced before. I felt just completely drained, like the lights were on and nobody was home, I need to go sleep for eighteen hours and then sit on the couch for a week kind of feelings.
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CNBC, NYT, Vanity Fair each take two Loeb Awards
CNBC, The New York Times and Vanity Fair each took two Gerald Loeb Awards, the highest awards in business journalism, announced June 29 in New York City.
In addition, Walt Bogdanich, assistant investigative editor of The New York Times, won a Lifetime Achievement Award in the annual competition administered by the UCLA Anderson School of Management. And the Times' chief mergers and acquisitions reporter, Andrew Ross Sorkin, won a Loeb for his book, "Too Big to Fail."
Alix Freedman, deputy managing editor of The Wall Street Journal, received the Lawrence Minard Editor Award. Named in memory of Laury Minard, founding editor of Forbes Global, it recognizes an editor who does not receive a byline.
Other winners are:
- Large Newspapers: "Food Safety," by Michael Moss and Andrew Martin, The New York Times. The investigation, whose centerpiece story concerned a contaminated hamburger that left 22-year-old Stephanie Smith paralyzed, also won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting.
- Feature Writing: "Wall Street on the Tundra," by Michael Lewis, Vanity Fair, on the financial meltdown in Iceland
- Television Enterprise: "House of Cards," by D. Faber, M. Weitzner, J. Jacoby, J. Landes, P. Ahearn, J. Segelstein and L. Orlando, CNBC, on the global economic collapse
- Honorable Mention in Television Enterprise: "Black Money," by Marlena Telvick, Lowell Bergman, Oriana Zill de Granados and Daniel Hirst, PBS Frontline, on international bribery
- Commentary: "Capitalist Fools" and "Wall Street's Toxic Message," by Joseph E. Stiglitz, Vanity Fair, about the mistakes behind the economic collapse and its possible impact on nations' future choice of economic systems
- Beat Writing: "The Toyota Recall," by Ralph Vartabedian and Ken Bensinger, Los Angeles Times
- Breaking News: "GM, Chrysler Nudged Toward Bankruptcy," by Christine Tierney, David Shepardson and Gordon Trowbridge, Detroit News
- Magazines: "How Bernie Did It," by James Bandler, Nicholas Varchaver and Doris Burke, Fortune, about the Madoff scandal
- Medium and Small Newspapers: "Keys to the Kingdom," by Michael Sallah, Rob Barry and Lucy Komisar, Miami Herald, about how the state's lax regulation aided Ponzi schemer Allen Stanford
- News Services: "Goldman, Moody's and the Collapse of the American Economy," by Greg Gordon, Kevin G. Hall and Chris Adams, McClatchy Newspapers
- Television Breaking News: "The Madoff Scandal," by Scott Cohn, Mary Thompson, Courtney Ford, Wally Griffith and Molly Mazilu, CNBC
- Business Book: "Too Big to Fail," by Andrew Ross Sorkin
- Personal Finance: "From Prison to the Pinnacle," by Matthew Hathaway, Elizabethe Holland and Jim Gallagher, St. Louis Post Dispatch, on the rise of auto service-contract marketer US Fidelis and its co-founder, Darain Atkinson, who rose from prison to prosperity.
- Online Commentary & Blogging: "Pogue's Posts," by David Pogue, The New York Times' technology columnist
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This year's competition drew a record 513 entries. You can read about the finalists here.
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Now that I have my first all grain brew under my belt, and plan to stick with it, I wanted to make my own mash paddle. I did a search and only come up with some old posts, nothing more current. I thought I found that Maple is one of the better hard woods to use. I bought a 1"X6"X8' today at HD for about $23.00. I figure I can make 2 and sell one. I was planning on making them 4 feet long each, but now am seeing some being sold that are 3 feet. Do you think 4 is too big? Right now I mash in a 10 gallon round cooler. Next, some people say they treat with food grade oil, some don't. Should they bee treated? I know there isn't a right or wrong, but I am looking for what works for people that have more experience. As always, thanks in advance!
I used poplar and mine is 3 feet. The length really depends not only on how big your cooler is but how high off the ground is the top of the cooler when you use it. Regrading a finish for the wood I elected not to use one. The poplar is fairly dense and I have not had a problem. If you don't have a site glass, the mash paddle can be used instead. Simply pour water into your kettle in 1/2 gallon increments and mark the level on the mash paddle. Use a file to mark the paddle and not a pen or a sharpie.
Thanks! I will get to work then over the weekend.
Dave . . if you want to ship one out my way . . I'd be willing to throw ya some $$ That dog of yours looks like it could use some dentist work HAHA
I wonder what shipping would run on something like that. My dog is an English Bulldog. He has a bit of an under-bite to say the least. He's a good dog though!
Dave, I don't know how much work or how much trouble it would be, but I might be willing to pay for a paddle also - you know, to contribute to the canine orthodontal fund.
We'll see how they go. I'll post some pics when I am done, but I am not planning on doing anything that outrageous... I just like making my own stuff. With this piece of wood I am going to make a 3 footer and a 4 footer. My brother in law got into brewing with me, and he is a bit "vertically challanged" he may need a step stool with a 4 footer. When I am done I will post pics. Hopefully they will be done on Sunday.
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What's your favorite promise in the Bible? For many, it would be Romans 8:28. "And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good." It calms a thousand fears, comforts a thousand pains, and yet raises a thousand questions.
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It is no secret that academia has a 'no-snitches' policy…one that is eerily reminiscent of the attitudes of impoverished URMs when faced with providing evidence to violent crimes. This issue, when combined with the total ineptitude of academia's interpretation of human resources, can lead to situations where bad things happen, but no one wants the blowback from reporting it through official channels. This can be a combination of fearing blackballing within the profession (snitches can never be trusted) and a cynical knowledge that reporting shit rarely results in any official action.
Figure 1: Hermitage has been aware from a young age that snitches sleep in ditches, metaphorical or otherwise
Snitch break!
This issue has been bouncing around in my head for a while due to recent shenanigans where clearly inappropriate shenanigans were had, but due to the situation and context in which it happened, is a total hir-said, hir-said situation. Your cynical D-List Monktress was firmly of the opinion that dwelling on it was a waste of time, while her more idealistic friends were firmly of the 'Report it! It's wrong!' mentality. Ignoring the fact that knowing who to even complain to, and to what purpose, is not always clear, how bad does something have to be before you are compelled to take a stand? Should the criteria be severity, or simply how easy something is to prove? Should you always do the right thing, or should your career come first?


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The glittering dust from the party may have settled, but the community-creation train rolls on. From drawings to sculptures to cosplay to more sculptures, this round of fan art has it all. So dont wait, click play already! Ahri Cosplay Cusu707 sets the conventional hall aflame when she suits up as Foxfire Ahri. Nine may be one more than the maximum allowable tails at most cons, but who could possibly resist her charm long enough to tell her to leave? Ziggs Tea Party Keep your eye out for Annie, Tibbers, Teemo and more in Punishmentmans take on Ziggs hosting a tea party. Delicate lines, soft pastels, whimsical storyland and bombs? Purple Caster Sculpture Its easy to mistake the minions marching down the lane for mindless puppets, but ShadowsXIV takes a deeper look at everyones favorite diminutive denizens of the Rift with a detailed sculpture that captures the finer points of casting spells and glaring menacingly. Sculpted Xerath JoJoRama Requiem clearly felt that just because Xerath is an amorphous mass of magic energy doesnt mean he shouldnt join in the sculpted fun. Intricate chain work and a hint of glowing power make this take on the Magus Ascendant an Arcanopulse-tossing work of art. Amigurumi Darius When you think of the feared and battle-hardened Darius, the first thing that comes to mind is cute. Wait a second. Arctic Brute, not hemmed in by conventional depictions of the burliest Blood Brother, channels your inner squee while unleashing a kill-stealing, dunk-delivering masterpiece of amigurumi style. Nunu and Willump For many summoners, snow lingers as winter slowly gives way to spring. YourChibi took that arctic spirit and channeled into a statuesque Willump and mischievous Nunu. Willump looks grumpy, but that could be either the extra cold nights, or that ooze-covered void creature he snacked on a few hours ago. Colorful Thresh Its not all sculpture and statues in this showcase Elemental93 used remarkable color and comic-like style to render one of our newest champions: the Chain Warden. Cling clang go the chains, better hide your face. Cling clang, oh the chains. Thresh in the showcase. Thats all for now, but keep those submissions coming, summoners. Head here to send us your fan art, sculpture, robot Kogmaw or other crafts for our consideration, and well see you on the Fields of Justice!
Junior Member
Hi im a lvl 30 but i still suck. i played the tutorial like 30 times to become bettter. u guys need a tutorial on "How to become a pro"
Poor Yorick. Now he's regulated to jokes and being called an inferior Thresh.
IGN Andrew
lol that hair
Lol! Love the caster minion
Senior Member
i always love the cos play cant wait for comic con. we should get nika to dress up for one this message has been brought to you by our sponsors below -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *your ad here* (if you would like to rent this ad space from First page, contact me for purchasing details)
That Darius is too cute
Biscuitz w Jelly
i would definitely pay to see a nunu and ziggs dodgeball game! EDIT: also I'm wondering... Does Nikasaur even play the game? I see the lvl 30 profiles but no matches... 2nd EDIT: btw that thresh drawing looks pretty bad.....
That darius :3 too cute!


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Everything I was expecting
Reviewed By Kevin C (Wheeling, WV) Reviewed for a 2007 GMC Sierra —12/18/2014 9:11 PM
Easy to install. I noticed right away the throttle response was so much better over the stock air box. The unit itself is well made and looks fantastic. I highly recommend this unit.


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Makes about 3 cups
- 1 teaspoon coriander seeds
- two 7-ounce jars Kalamata or other brine-cured black olives (about 3 cups)
- 1/2 lemon
- 8 fresh thyme sprigs
- 1 1/2 cups olive oil
In a dry small heavy skillet toast seeds over moderate heat, shaking skillet, until fragrant, about 1 minute, and cool. With a mortar and pestle or with bottom of a heavy skillet coarsely crush seeds. Drain olives and thinly slice lemon. With flat side of a large knife lightly bruise thyme and in a bowl stir together all ingredients. Marinate olives, covered and chilled, at least 3 days and up to 1 week. Bring olives to room temperature, about 15 minutes, before serving.
my notes
- Calories1,679
- Carbohydrates17 g (6%)
- Fat184 g (282%)
- Protein3 g (5%)
- Saturated Fat25 g (126%)
- Sodium1,464 mg (61%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat19 g
- Fiber9 g (35%)
- Monounsaturated Fat134 g
- Cholesterol0
recipe at a glance
main ingredients: Olive, Coriander, Thyme
cuisine: Mediterranean
holiday/celebration: Summer