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Mark Hasty is perhaps best known as the inventor of the wildly popular frozen treat GlacierStyx, the world's first fat-free, sugar-free, low-carb, ice-flavored, stickless frozen confection.  While he is not the person who came up with the idea, he is the one who decided to charge $2.75 for it.

Harvard-educated (in the sense that it was Harvard which told him he was not Ivy League material), Mark is an internationally known authority on the cultural geography of unpopulated areas.  He is a motivated self-starter, he is a team player, he would gladly have another cup of coffee, and he is not going to pay a lot for this muffler.  Loud noises frighten and confuse him.  His favorite color and flavor are both the same: green.  He would make a good third-string fullback for an unambitious football team.  He believes that the ultimate question in life is to determine what constitutes a "healthy" level of obsession with Charles Nelson Reilly. 

On the negative side, there are many rocks which are too heavy for him to lift.   When he makes white sauce, it frequently turns out beige.  He is a total music snob.  He has never seen an entire episode of Star Trek (any series), nor does he care to.  He frequently mispronounces the name of a restaurant in his community, referring to it as "Charcoal Oven" when its name is in fact "Charcoal Grill."  He overuses both semicolons and ellipses.  It is best not to talk to him in the mornings until you have seen him refill his coffee cup at least once.  While he has many friends, he has few acquaintances.  He has a tendency to be snippy when talking on the phone, and he always overcooks chicken.

Mark lives in a Milwaukee suburb whose name rhymes with "best friend."  He is married to a long-suffering but freakishly patient woman, and he has children.  His ultimate hope in life is to keep adding bizarre factoids to this biography.  In his spare time he writes this website, collects take-out menus, and staples things to the sides of barns.  He is not a candidate to become head coach of the Nebraska Cornhuskers, but thank you for asking.

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