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When the mellowly wry Richard Beatty asked me to help him spin platters--well, touch buttons--as a guest-host on his streaming "Geezer Radio" show, I accepted the invitation, after making it clear that I was a relative whipster and in no sense a codger, dotard, or anywhere near geezerdom.

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8.04 (480m): Harry's Rocket, Canny Comic, Cill Dubh Billy, Martha's Best, The Whipster, Lud Hessle (W).

GREYHOUNDS

10.10 (480m A3): Highfire Annie, Shaws Black, A Ken Ruth, Bay City Johnnie, The Whipster, Bit View Spike.

SPORT IN BRIEF

Every pitifulest whipster that walks within a skin has had his head filled with the notion that he is, shall be, or by all human and divine laws ought to be, 'happy.' His wishes, the pitifulest whipster's, are to be fulfilled for him; his days, the pitifulest whipster's, are to flow on in an ever-gentle current of enjoyment, impossible even for the gods.

The quest for happiness: down through the ages, philosophers and poets, politicians and theologians, friends and strangers have argued about the nature of happiness. They haven't been able to settle on what happiness is exactly, but that hasn't kept them from chasing it down. In the end, and the beginning, too, happiness may be a lot easier to experience than to define

Othello bemoans how "every puny whipster gets my sword"

Desdemona, woman warrior: "O, these men, these men!" (4.3.59)

Whipster, from Cogesal-Miko, is composed sugar-covered chocolate pieces to be stirred into the soft ice cream.

Parlez vous creme glacee Francaise? French producers speaking loudly! From ice cream with M&M candies to frozen yogurt, manufacturers are trying to touch every base. National brands and private labels alike are rolling out premium products

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