Yoga

I'm getting up earlier in the morning again, so I'm able to write at home instead of on the train, which is nice, and I'm also able to do my yoga in the living room, instead of just feeling guilty about not doing it.

I was getting frustrated though, because I kept trying to find the website of the lady who is on my yoga DVD (Sarah Ivanhoe, sometimes spelled Sara Ivanhoe), and every time I looked up her name on Google, Yahoo, etc, it was filled with tons of commerce sites, and no way to get just her. So, I finally had to dig out the DVD case and find it on there. If it hadn't been on there, I'd never have found it.

So I'm going to put it out there so others can find it: www.yoganation.com. I'm just trying to put a little bit of signal back in the noise.

Update:
The other DVD I really like is "Yoga for Urban Living" by Hemalaya Behl. Same thing with Sara Ivanhoe, I couldn't even find Hemalaya's website until I noticed a mention of it on another website saying that they did her hair and makeup for the website.

I'm kind of frustrated that these people that make a profitable product like yoga videos are completely overshadowed by the commerce. I'm not saying I have an issue with the commerce, because I believe capitalism is very good. I'm more frustratd that Google and Yahoo and MSN Search, et al can't do a better job of moving the person's site to the top of the search results. I know that organizations like Google work to modify their search results to make them more relevant...I don't know. I guess I'm just worried that when I start releasing my line of DVDs on how to be a supreme mack, you all won't be able to find my website because search results will read "How to be the hottest man alive, like Maurice Reeves. DVD $11.99" and "Sizzle when you step, from Maurice Reeves. Audio book $6.99".