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Tips for Code Review Success
I've had the opportunity to be involved in various group peer code reviewing scenarios and sometimes I find myself wondering – is this worth it? (This is often followed by my drifting mind wondering if the cafeteria in whatever building has any more cookies, while a 20-minute-long off-topic conversation on the review sadly ensures that the cookies will be gone.)
Personally I think that yes, code reviews are often important to both help maintain a quality code base and, by doing so, also help limit production issues. Reviews aren't always to find mistakes but also help find a better way (more reuse, more efficiency, more readability) to solve the issue, which improves the overall quality of the code. In addition to enhanced quality, an equally great goal of reviews is to help spread knowledge about the code base to the whole team.
Note: There are lots of arguments as to whether they are not needed in a pure Agile environment and I'm not really addressing that here. I'm assuming a team where some aspects of Agile may be used, but not for example pair programming, which limits the need greatly.
All of this is good, but code reviews can be costly in terms of developer time, so while in the right situations they can be great, it's also important to keep them on task and limit the scope up front.
Here are some items to focus on to help make your code reviews effective:
Prep work should take place People should make a practice of already following the written coding standards for the team so that not too much time is taken up by worrying about things like project-specific naming conventions. It's important that these are met and occasionally finding them in review makes sense, but can too much emphasis can pull everyone off task (there are not unlimited cookies people, seriously).
Focusing on things like formatting is also a sign that things are not on task. If there is a way to standardize something automatically in your IDE, then everyone should absolutely be doing that. It shouldn't need to be mentioned in the review.
In addition, making it a practice to use static code analysis tools like FindBugs and code coverage tools like Cobertura to ensure test coverage will help find issues that may have been missed and help keep reviews short and focused. This leaves the reviewers to focus on more subtle logic and design issues, etc.
Keep it short and frequent Reviewing takes a great deal of concentration and longer periods can lead tiring and missing issues. Plus, it does take away from development time, so of course it's helpful to stay quick and on task.
It's best to have the changes fresh in everyone's head. There are lots of ways to do reviews and what is best is going to vary by team and project, but whether you do over the shoulder, pair, send your code for review by tool or do a more formal review in a group, it is best to keep them frequent and small. Doing them more often means that major issues can be resolved before they have gone too far.
Everyone plays Even the most advanced architect or super star developer can make mistakes. It's so much better to catch them here. Plus, again, it's a learning opportunity for more junior people and people that are newer to the application.
Constructive Input General comments like "more comments" are generally, well, less than helpful. An interface with no comments might be an exception here, and documentation is good, but if you see something that doesn't make sense this is the time to figure out why it's confusing and determine if the design can be improved or if an error in the logic exists.
Focus on truly understanding what the code does and ensuring that if someone else needs to maintain it, they can understand it.
Tools Use tools designed for code reviews to speed and ease the process. For example, Crucible is the popular Atlassian code review tool which provides a lot of great reviewing features.
Checklists There is probably no need to go overboard on these or to be too structured, but if certain issues keep cropping up, having a checklist can be a handy tool.
Positive Environment However many people are involved, make it a positive team effort to share information and create the best application possible.
Happy reviewing. Now, go get that cookie and get back to developing.
— Adrienne Gessler, email@example.com
6 responses to "Tips for Code Review Success"
You touch on a lot of good points, especially the prep work and positive environment. This is a good article for those groups starting to implement code review, or those looking to re-evaluate their current code review process.
To supplement your comprehensive article, I would mention only two other things.
First, only programmers should be in the code review. Management can hear these sorts of discussions as a set of imminent crises. Give them a summary afterward.
Second, code reviews should stay positive and no individual should feel attacked. It hurts the constructive nature of the review. For example, I know of one shop that used code reviews as a means to analyze developer performance. Sure, it's really easy to go through Crucible and determine how many comments each person has on their review and try to use that as a yardstick. Not only is it largely inaccurate (are all the comments valid or even issues? etc.), but it ultimately discourages the team from doing code reviews.
Good points – thank you for your contribution!
This helpful post is timely for my current project at Railinc. I've forwarded it to our developers. David's two points are excellent too.
I'm glad you found the post helpful! Thanks for your comment.
You have made a great case for code reviews. I like your point about Fisheye/Crucible, but I would add that we have used the code quality platform "Sonar" for our code reviews. It allows us to do automated as well as manual code reviews. Coding and reviewing are components of a cyclical process. Violations of standards should not only come from a peer code review, but it can be identified at any time. You can add these violations to an automated code review so that Best Practices of App Dev are always considered.
Additionally, Whereas management is not involved in the code review itself, but it needs to be aware of the tasks that come out of a code review. Management MUST take interest in code quality!
I'm not familiar with Sonar – I'll have to check it out! Thank you for your comment and the recommendation!


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When I first heard that JDM Allstars was coming to Donington Park for Round 2 of the championship, I was a little confused as to where the event would be held. Would it be on the actual race circuit? Since it's currently under reconstruction, any idea of that went out the window. Would it be on the large plot of land off to the side of the track known as the "Launch Pad"? Well, since two other drift series have used that area in the past, it didn't seem to fit JDM's approach which usually involves coming up with fresh and exciting course designs.
I later heard that the plan was to hold it on something called the Donington Alpine Circuit. I had no clue what that was until I came along to the shoot of the promotional video a few weeks back. Then it all became clear. On the outskirts of the main track and the Launch Pad is a fast, wide, almost mountain road-like track that the JDM Crew decided to use. It's made up of four corners and a steep uphill straight where the cars seemingly come out of nowhere and fly over the top. There's a right transition into the second turn, aiming for a clipping point close to the deadly armco, then a transition left into the third turn where you plant the throttle and bring the rear of the car to the armco on the straight, leading to another transition right into the final hairpin turn.
Fast corners, armco barriers on all sides and beautiful scenery all around. This was looking to be one of the most unique and exciting drift events in the JDM Allstars calendar.
So, bright and early on Saturday morning, photographer/BMW drifter Graham "Bolf" Beatty and I hit the road and started on our long journey to Donington in his super comfy E34 540i Touring. Along the way, we also came across Mark Norfolk in the super low Southern Style Sil80! He was heading up to Donington to attend the practice day (which was being held on the Launch Pad I mentioned earlier) so he followed us up.
Since Bolf was organising the Driftworks Clubstand (and parking his BMW on it), he decided it could do with a wash since it was caked in dirt. It also meant I could finally get a decent picture of it. This is such a great and multi-talented car. It's capable of carrying a ton of equipment and going on long road trips in comfort. But it feels just as capable being thrown around a track sideways and, thanks to the intoxicating sound of its 4.0 litre V8, you find yourself sideways an awful lot.
Mark decided to give the Sil80 a wash as well. I'm pretty sure this moment that I've captured with my camera is a world first for this car?
I couldn't help but laugh at this photo. I think it's the combination of the crazy lip bending ride height and Mark's heroic window washing pose. I'm not entirely sure why he washed the car as even when it's clean it looks battered and dirty. Somewhat like polishing a turd. Albeit a very, very, very cool one.
So, we finally arrived and, after sorting out my camera gear, videographer Josh Allen and I headed around the paddock to chat with some of the drivers and check out what was going on. The paddocks had this really laid back feeling to them – almost like a grassroots drift day. Drivers were just chilling out with their cars and friends – making tweaks here and there or fitting stickers.
Anthony Scott's Skyline Part/Rocket Bunny Sil80 was looking fresh as ever and during practice Scotty was driving more aggressively than I've seen him drive before! Somehow I missed it, but Scotty came in too hot into one of the turns and tagged the wall resulting in a nasty impact with the rear of the car. Thankfully, he wasn't hurt.
The Severnside Imports PS13 was looking much better with its new Australian themed livery. The driver of the car, Luke Fink, even managed to get the guys at Severnside to lower the car. A very welcome touch, because with a kit as large and blocky as the Origin Aggressive one, it really needs to be slammed to look good.
On the other side of paddock was the newly formed Neuton Tires Drift Team – made up of Mitto Steele, Jon Calvert, Ian Phillips and Martin Ffrench. Unfortunately the Irish pro Ffrenchy couldn't attend but hopefully we'll see him out on the track soon.
Now, what makes this competition team a little different from others is that they aren't out to win, gain points, or podium places. They're just out there to drive like madmen – to push each other and the scene to go faster and do crazier entries. They just want to have fun drifting with friends on awesome tracks! I completely see where they're coming from with their goals and I'm super stoked to see how they progress over the next three rounds of JDM Allstars.
Josh and I snuck up on Driftworks driver Bon Bon who I think was fabricating a gasket for his R32 Skyline? Bon seems to have had a lot of technical glitches with the car this season (such as his diff exploding into flames on the way to BDC Round 3) but things seemed to be running okay this time around which meant Bon had a smile on his face!
With Donington being such a big place and practice just about to start, I couldn't hang around the paddock for long. So I trekked across the flatland which makes up the paddock and climbed into the "forest" that surrounds the track. It wasn't long before Dan Chapman and Luke Fink flew past in almost different directions. With the width of road, it meant drivers took a while to find they're preferred line around the course, so it made for some "interesting" driving in the early stages.
It was a weird feeling standing amongst the foliage shooting drift cars on something that looks more like a touge in Japan than it does a race track in the East Midlands of England. The fact that it was more like a street really added to the atmosphere of the event – I haven't felt a real buzz of excitement from just taking a photo in a long time.
One of the best drivers I saw during practice was Phil Morrison. He was looking ON POINT out there in the Driftworks S15! Really pushing the car hard, maybe a little too hard, as on one of his runs he smacked the front bumper off the clipping point on the first corner, straightened up and nearly headed for the armco!
Practice finished up sooner than I was expecting, so I headed back to the paddock to grab some drinks and see how everyone's cars were holding up. I didn't see it happen, but during practice the front end of Luke Fink's PS13 had a little incident. Coming up the hill, he transitioned into the first corner and grazed the foam blocks that lined the corner, which spun him around and caused him to hit the tyre wall head on.
Bryn Alban, owner of the yellow Bee-R R324 Skyline above, kindly lent his intercooler to help keep Fink in the event!
Away from the paddocks was the Driftworks Clubstand -which was made up of all kinds of drift cars, all built on budgets ranging from cheap to pretty expensive. I thought it was pretty cool having a clubstand like this though, as it showed people new to drifting that you don't need some crazy ass pro car to get into drifting. And, since some of the cars on the stand were also drifting in the practice day, it meant people could see them in action as well.
Parked up next to the Driftworks paddock was Kenny Lam's seriously clean JZX100 Toyota Chaser. Kenny has been in the drift scene over here since way back and has been friends with all the guys that made up Team NightSpirit and now Driftworks back in the early 2000s! Kenny has always owned seriously dope looking Toyotas – from an awesome Levin to a bunch of JZXs. I'm not sure if he remembers, but the first drift car I ever had a passenger ride in was his old automatic JZX90!
Anyway, enough reminiscing – it was time to head back on the track and check out the qualifying!
Straight from the off, Jon Calvert lived up to the hype of the Neuton Tire Team's wild driving styles. He seemed right at home in his freshly built 180sx as he threw it around the course with super aggression and snappy transitions! I had a feeling he'd go a long way…
That was until on one of his qualifying runs he went into the hairpin so fast that the car just carried on sideways – slamming side on into the concrete. The car's chassis was literally bent inward but, fortunately, Calvert wasn't too badly hurt. It's a testament to what a good cage can do in protecting the driver. It's just such a shame as the car had only just been finished.
Massive respect to him for going all out though. The man is brave – that's for sure.
After tidying up the remains of Calvert's car, qualifying got under way once again.
Freshly rebuilt after a bad crash over in Ireland, Duane Mckeever's 720BHP RB26 powered 180SX was looking in much better shape. Duane was also driving seriously well. I still can't believe this kid is 14 years old! 14 YEARS OLD!? If I was given 720BHP to play with at the age of 14, my mind would have exploded.
Louder than ever was Alan McCord in the monstrous Hi-Octane Imports V8 S15. Alan really stood out to me this weekend – it seems like the car and his driving style suited this circuit a lot more than Manchester.
With the PS13 looking a little more "ghetto" than earlier in the day, and with Bryn's intercooler held in place with god knows what, Luke Fink soldiered on to qualify 2nd place. It's hard to imagine this guy not qualifying in the top spots but where his true talent lies is in battle. I really hope we see some UK guys that can get as close to other peoples' doors as Fink can – soon.
Dan Chapman was at the top of his game this weekend in the Driftworks PS13 Silvia. Consistent always seems to be a boring word to describe someone, but Dan is consistent for sure. Consistently AWESOME.
I was also really digging the new Origin Stream bumpers fitted to the car. It's really great to see genuine body kit manufacturers like Origin Lab stepping in and sponsoring drivers over here in the UK now!
When Mitto said he was planning on doing some retarded stuff with his team, he wasn't lying. He seems dead set on a never ending quest to go lower, faster and more backwards every time he sets foot in his Neuton Tires Zenki S14.
After spending a year out in Japan, he came back to the UK with a clear view of the standard of driving they have over there – so now he wants to try and push himself and the others around him to get the UK up to similar standards one day. Only time will tell if it works out, but I'm more than happy to keep watching him try new stuff in the S14 as it's damn good fun!
Definitely expect to see a feature on this car in the near future once it's finally finished.
With qualifying over, we had a brief moment to catch our breath – then it was time for the Top 16!
The Top 16 had some interesting match-ups to say the least. Mostly,with lower powered grassroots cars being run against much more extreme builds. Here are a few of my favourite battles…
Dan Chapman faced off against George Tilling in the Mint Tyres R32 Skyline. The differences between the two cars and drivers is pretty extreme and George did a great job of piloting the R32 through the course with not much over 250BHP. But, sadly, it wasn't enough to keep up or pull away from Dan and his super fast driving style.
For their first time out at a JDM Allstars event, the Polish drivers seriously impressed everyone! Pawel Trela, in the unusual looking ASUS sponsored, S14A front-ended S13, went up against Portuguese driver Bruno Esperanca in the Team Twisted S14A. Bruno did his best to put up a fight, but during his lead run, he couldn't get away from Pawel who had a faster line and more angle – giving him the win.
When two hugely powerful, very loud and quite large drift cars come steaming toward you, with Alan McCord's S15 spinning and heading your way and then Steve Will's M3 Turbo spinning close behind, it's a bit of a butt clenching moment!
One of my favourite battles was between Luke Fink and Brad McQueen. This was possibly the most intense battle of the day! Both drivers went at it full on. Brad gave it everything he had with just 250BHP in his Ouch Tattoo Studio S14 and put up a fierce fight against the Australian champion. I'm not sure if Fink realised how underpowered Brad's car was compared to his and, during one run, it looked like he was pretty much pushing Brad along the track!
Fink managed to take the win in the end but, with the PS13 rapidly looking more and more like it had spent the past weekend being smacked off walls at Ebisu like a missile car, I wondered if it had any serious damage and whether it would be able to hold out for the rest of the event.
In the final battle of the Top 16 we saw Bon Bon go up against Vincent Noott in a symphony of 1JZ powered noise. It was a close battle but Bon Bon pipped Vincent with just that extra bit of aggression.
Bon Bon's driving always manages to make me laugh somehow. I think it's just down to how aggressive he drives all the time. It's almost as if he's yelling behind that crash helmet as he throws the Skyline at the corner before stomping on the accelerator and leaving you choking on cloud of Federal tyre smoke… or bits of broken differential. Either way, Bon Bon makes for a hugely entertaining driver.
Even though he lost, it's been great following Vincent's driving over the past year. He steps his game up at every competition and the improvement has been easily noticeable. I'm looking forward to how far he progresses by the end of the season.
In the first Great 8 battle against second Polish driver, Maciej Bochenek, something inside the engine bay of Robin Neeson's Toyota Chaser caught on fire! Robin pulled to a stop as flames started licking out of the hood vents. Fire and safety crews set about dealing with the fire and sadly that was the end of Robin's day – giving Bochenek the win.
I got a chance to climb onboard the cherrypicker that JDM had hired out, and damn, what a view! From so high up you could see most of Donington Park and it provided an awesome view of the tight battle that was playing out down on the track between Pawel Trela and Dan Chapman.
Dan took the win eventually, as did Luke Fink in his battle against Bon Bon, and Phil Morrison managed to defeat Steve Wills after he spun out on the second run of their battle. Which meant the Final Four was decided.
I'm not quite sure what happened here, but Dan seemed to pull a huge gap on Bochenek into the final hairpin. My only guess would be Bochenek spun out further up the course on his second run, giving a 10-0 advantage to Dan and putting him through to the final.
Next up was Luke Fink vs Phil Morrison. In a flurry of smoke both drivers pushed it to the max. You could see by the determination in Fink's driving that he had his heart set on winning. The battle was too close call, so it went to a one more time. During the entry into one of the corners a bolt came loose on Fink's handbrake and the entire lever snapped off in his hand! This caused a slight mistake and gave Phil the advantage that put him through to the final.
So, just before the final, it was time to get the battle for 3rd under way. Bochenek tried his best in the R33 Skyline, and even though it was close, an angry Fink had him covered on both runs, taking the 3rd spot.
So this left us with an all Team Driftworks final. This was easily one of the fastest paced battles of the day. With the raw power of Phil's 666BHP S15 and Dan's speed-based racing style, it was a breathtaking show of high speed drifting from start to finish.
I honestly couldn't tell who won. I don't think a lot of people could frankly – it was that close between the two. But the judges kept their decision quiet until everyone headed over to the closing ceremony…
JDM Allstars commentator Bryn Musselwhite was on the stage to congratulate the drivers and ask them a few questions about their day. When speaking to 4th place driver Maciej Bochenek it took Bryn a minute to twig that Maciej only speaks Polish and couldn't understand a word he was saying haha! But it was clear to see that despite language barriers, Maciej was happy with his result and we look forward to seeing him and Pawel Trela drive again at the next round!
Luke Fink appeared to be almost a little disappointed with 3rd but props to the guy for giving it his all – even with things breaking!
Then came the announcement everyone was waiting to hear… Phil Morrison came 2nd! The shock on Dan Chapman's face was priceless as he genuinely thought he lost the battle to Phil.
Up on the stage Luke didn't give Dan a second before spraying him in the face with champagne…
Nor did his teammate Phil! It's all love at the end of the day!
I'd just like to give a massive congratulations to Dan Chapman for putting on a spectacular display of driving skill and for a thoroughly deserved win. Also congrats to all the drivers and the JDM Crew for organising and running such a fantastic event. Each JDM Allstars round I've been to has been better than the last. So, I cannot wait for Round 3, which is going to be all the way up north in Newcastle – outside the Nissan factory! In just 3 days!
So what better way to head home after a long and action packed day of drifting and car culture than in Ben Morrissey's AE86 Levin! Thanks for the lift home dude – and thanks to Bolf for the lift up there. If it weren't for the friends I've made in the drift scene, I wouldn't be able to make it to these events to bring you the latest from UK drifting. So thanks to everyone for their help and kindness!
::Daniel Bridle
P.S. I received an e-mail from Mitto yesterday with this photo attached…
"Yo bridle diddle. Calvert got strapped up like this for 7 hours after JDM. His head fell off, but it's ok, they put it back on so he can drive next week at Newcastle. NO FLIPFLOPS!"
Drifters eh? Bunch of lunatics!
Huge congrats to chapman!!! and gagster write up bridletron. much win!
Super jealous – good work, sir! I'd love to go!
haha.. glad someone captured the mayhem around Finks car in the pits…
Dan Chapman is my all-time favorite drifter. Ever. Period.
great write up! seems like an epic weekend, would love to attend these events if they werent so far up north
dude, i fricken love you. awesome write up! still can't get over that shot of my car man, i don't even remember doing it!
Daniel, I really enjoyed reading your article. So glad you're a MotorMaven contributor man, please continue to provide the community with quality content. I'm proud of all our hard working contributors.
Sweet Coverage and some dope photos to go with it!
Great article! what was this track layout like? seems to be a pretty dope.
Nice write up man, captured the day perfectly, keep up the top notch coverage.
What an awesome write-up. Keep it up!
Great, great write up Dan! Really enjoyable read.
It was good fun up in the cherry picker too, I wonder if the Motormavens readers want to see DB on the other side of a lens?
Awsome write up man!!
great write up daniel you got some crazy cars and a crazy series over there in europe
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Great coverage and amazing photos.
Polish guys wont be there for rd. 3 from what i know, but they will attend 4 and 5
awsome write up mate…
definitly not dissapointed with 3rd just a lil dissapointed it was because my car broke that cost me the battle ….
bloody awsome weekend though…
team severnside and the lil bastard s13 will be good as gold for newcastle this weekend
This is wicked! Great write-up, I was hooked the whole way along.
My favourite shot in this is the cherry picker shot. Stunning angle.
Good work, sir!
Awesome – congrats to Chap!
Got a nice pic of my corolla! thanks dude!
great write up there, Dans face is priceless great image. Can't make Newcastle as il be at Goodwood so looking forward to another top write up.
Hey does anyone know the manufacturer of the flat faced wheels on the Sil80 and the Levin?
Thanks Antonio! I met you at FD atlanta. I had the white e30 at the fatlace show. Even seen old school ssr's on a e30?? Because that might need to happen… haha
[...] Tyres/Mei No Mai drift team rolled up in his 180sx. I'm sure you remember, if you read my Round 2 coverage, that Jon had a nasty collision with the wall at Donington – completely writing the car off. [...]
is that 14 year old from ireland? i heard he won the car in a raffle too!


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Joe Doering, 24, makes his own ice cream at the Outside Scoop in Indianola. / Mary Willie/Register photos
The Outside Scoop
Jefferson Way, Indianola
HOURS: Noon-11 p.m. daily
He�s (pretty much literally) the dictionary definition of a Renaissance man. Joe Doering�s talents and interests span not only the arts and the sciences, but the eats, too. At the tender age of 24, Doering owns the Outside Scoop ice cream shop in Indianola.
But to say he is an ice-cream maker is like saying bacon is in vogue � that statement just doesn�t quite cover it. (And let�s just get it out of the way right now: Yes, the Outside Scoop�s flavor roster includes maple-bacon.)
The ice cream thing was more pipe dream than life plan. Doering says he has always loved ice cream and that he long harbored a dream to open an ice cream place called the Inside Scoop. Still, after graduating from Indianola High School, Doering set off on a more conventional path, heading to academic powerhouse Northwestern University near Chicago to study vocal performance and biology.
�I didn�t know if I wanted to be an opera singer or a brain surgeon,� he said.
Jean Doering, Joe�s mom, says he was always an overachiever � valedictorian, swim captain, gifted pianist, etc.
�He was just involved in so many things and so good at them (he must have gotten it from his dad).�
Mom says Joe always seemed sure about where his life was going.
�He had his life mapped out. ... So when he decided to do this ice cream thing, it kind of threw us for a loop. I worry because it�s a lot of work; I wish he had a partner.� But even though Jean�s prerogative to be the worried mom has been exercised overtime, in the end � like parents do � the Doerings supported their son and his surprising path.
�You know,� Jean says, �you just want your kids to be happy, no matter what they�re doing.�
Taking the plunge
After years of being tug-of-war�d between opera and operating, by the time he finished his junior year in college, Doering was tired of wrestling with the quandary. �I figured I�d just do something completely different for a while.� He poked around online, doing some research, he says. �And suddenly I owned a small-batch freezer. Then there was no turning back.�
So, with his small (1.33 gallon) and spendy-for-a-student (about $5,000 of his savings) freezer, he opened an ice cream trailer with outdoor seating only. The Outside Scoop � get it? (Turns out, he wasn�t the only clever ice-cream entrepreneur. The Inside Scoop was taken.)
In crafting his flavors and figuring out the winning formulas, art and science finally seemed symbiotic instead of irreconcilable. That first summer was, he says, �an ungodly amount of work.�
But the ice cream was a hit, in no small part because every flavor is handcrafted with quality ingredients � truly, as the shop�s motto goes, �small batch � from scratch.�
While he was back at Northwestern for his senior year, Indianola passed a law banning mobile food vendors/kiosks. Doering did not take this as a sign to apply to medical school. Instead he returned the following summer and found a spot to rent, right on the main drag into town. And the ice cream was a hit again. Also, by then he had decided that he didn�t yet have the pipes to go pro in opera.
Mulling his options
Post-college angst usually centers on the question, �Now what?� Despite Doering�s arsenal of abilities, he was not immune. Nor was he immune to cliche.
After graduating, he decided he would �find himself� by biking from Florida to California. �I was gonna come back with a plan,� he says, laughing with the famous wisdom of hindsight. He did learn two things, he says, and neither had anything to do with his life plan.
�One, it is not warm in the southern states in January. I was not prepared and I have never been so cold. And two, you should always ride west to east because the wind in Texas never stops and it blows from the west.
�You know,� he says ruefully, �I thought I would learn a lot. But I really didn�t.�
It was while he was thawing out from the trip on a sailboat in San Diego � and from realizing that the journey�s two lessons didn�t exactly provide the eureka moment he was counting on � that the epiphany finally came.
�It dawned on me: I would take Amtrak home to Iowa and make ice cream for a living.�
As for the doctor gig, Doering headed away from that (for now) when he turned down a job at a lab at the University of Colorado. �Suffice it to say that � thinking about ice cream shops comes more naturally to me than thinking about the biogenesis of proteasomes,� a truth that would seem self-evident to most.
Planning the future
So now, Joe Doering is that kid with the great ice cream and he definitely fits into the Iowa food world�s up-and-coming class. All the ice cream is made and mixed by hand. He values using local products whenever possible; he uses fresh fruits, real chocolate, homemade baked goods, natural ingredients and no synthetic emulsifiers or stabilizers.
Doering would also love to get more adventurous with his flavors, but he has to take the demands of his market into account. The rose petal and pomegranate molasses flavors did not sell well, he says, adding, only half joking, �They probably would have if I had put cookie dough in them.�
Despite all these plans and hopes and goals, Doering says, he wants to keep the business seasonal. This Renaissance guy has lots of things he wants to do. They include living on a sailboat, learning the cello and learning the cello on a sailboat. Also: Qualify for the Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii; learn Spanish and live in Honduras for a year; work for an organization like Doctors Without Borders � maybe as a doctor, maybe not.
And the opera singing? �I secretly still want to be an opera singer performing on the stage of the Met. Sometimes after the shop closes down � OK, many times after the shop closes down � I�ll put on a Dmitri Hvorostovsky album and belt out arias while whisking up ice cream.�
More scoop
� Outside Scoop ice cream (limited flavors) is also available at area Hy-Vee stores, at the Valley Junction farmers market and is coming soon to the Riverwalk Hub.
� In one week, Doering goes through about 88 gallons of skim milk, 184 quarts of heavy cream, 100 pounds of sugar and about 180 cans of sweetened condensed milk.
� So far, Doering has created more than 60 flavors of ice cream, including all the standards, as well as sweet corn, orange ginger, rhubarb crumble, cantaloupe, Nutella and lots of others.
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Best Board Ever!!!
By LongskyH
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About Me Intermediate
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I'm new to snowboarding. I got this board the 6th time I went down slopes. It is absolutely amazing! Great turns, great control, and great stability! Absolutely stunning. Two weeks after this I bought another Burton Custom Flying V, great board also. But I still like this one better.
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Awsome ride
By Old guy Harry
from Toronto Canada
Great ride. Eats powder but just as good on hardpack. Quiet and vibration free. Makes you feel you're riding on air in deep pow.
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By Tommy T.
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I bought my first Never Summer SLR from the introductory retail demo week-end at Taos in '09. It was the best board of the 9 I had owned. This new SL is the same thing but noticably improved. I've been riding since the 83/84 season, have attended summer camp on Mt. Hood, instructed for 5 years in New England and currently average just a little less than 100 day and 1,000,000 vert. feet per year. I have boarded at least 100 lift served areas.Never Summer SL with the reverse camber have been a great all mountain/all style boards from the beginning but the chages on this model just make it magic. It's response to control input is very quick and very predictable; I believe this comes from a change in the stiffness pattern and subtle adjustments in the side-cut. It behaves very well in rough stuff; I attribute this to a change in the damping -- it eliminates vibration without becoming a wet noodle.The original reverse camber models were very much affected by stance position and by nose to tail weight shifts. Without negating the reverse camber benefits, this model is not as sensitive to where the center of gravity is but still responds to nose to tail shifts in an appropriate way to allow easy control in every thing from deep powder to landing jumps on hard pack in the park.I've only put in about 15 days in the Wasatch on this board but it is clear that this is a keeper.
By Karen the Mountain Woman
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I bought this board because I liked the craving action and stability. It is a solid board. I have a friend that has the legacy and loves it!
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By Pat Z
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The board is really nice. I personally like to do more riding vs. terrain park snowboarding, and I find this board really quick to maneuver and responsive. The edges stay sharp after many days and are great for carving. Only bizarre thing is this fraying of the top ply that I get. Nothing major, but the edges of the top fly seem to have little slivers fall off occasionally, just weird because this was happening when I took the board out of the box upon arrival. Other than the minuscule cosmetic issue, the board is phenomenal. The top ply dings easily, but the base is fine.
Great Board for Beginners
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I'm a true beginner, third time snowboarding only. I spent so much time online doing research on snowboards before I made the purchase. However, there are not many suggestions over snowboards in this price range($500+) so that I made the order with doubts and hesitations. It turned out to be this is a GREAT snowboard, it helps me turn and everything. If you want a simple forgiving board, this is it!


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Wanting to be spontaneous after our last minute trip to Genting highlands failed due to us not being adventures enough, Sara and I decided to drive to Kajang and eat some of its famous satay. Which restaurant? Now there are many places to eat Satay (Sate) here, but we decided to go to one of the famous establishments, which is also a chain restaurant with branches elsewhere. The satey here is still cooked on charcoal fire and the place is nice and clean. We ordered 10 Chicken at RM0.60 per stick, 10 Mutton ar RM0.90 a stick, 10 Deer at RM1.30 a stick and 2 Beef Livers at RM0.60 a stick. I wanted to order some Rabbit satey, but there were sold out. We also drank a coconut each at RM3.50. We were stuffed! The food was good, though the chicken satey was much better than the more expensive meats. I wished they had rabbit, as I am sure that would have been nice and tender.
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Google and Intel reportedly unveiled a range of new generation Chromebooks from Acer, Asus, Lenovo and Toshiba at a recent press event in San Francisco.
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Inmates respond to 'housing out' article
We are women who are currently incarcerated in the Dutchess County Jail, and are members of the Women's Writing Group there. We were interested in the article, "Overhaul of jail studied," (July 30) about the "housing out" that overcrowding produces.
The cost of "housing out" (sending inmates to jails in other counties for one or more nights) is unsupportable at almost $8 million per year. The human cost is also high.
"Housing out" makes staying in contact with family difficult. It creates economic burdens on family members because visits and phone conversations outside area code 845 are expensive. When we get housed out, it often takes days for our property to catch up with us. It makes it hard to meet with counselors and attorneys. We live in constant uncertainty about where we will be. We can begin a rehabilitation program but then get housed out, and that's difficult for the people offering the programs as well.
Although the amount of housing out would decrease if Dutchess County built a bigger jail, this would take several years. It would be possible - now - to reduce the number of people in the jail through measures like electronic monitoring for nonviolent offenders and people who commit minor parole violations. Moving cases through the court system more quickly would also help. As officials quoted in the article said, ending overcrowding and "housing out" should be a top priority.
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'Imperial presidency' term is a disturbing one
The presidential elections are almost upon us; this is the time usually called the silly season. The conventions, etc. seen on prime time by millions of Americans, are worth watching, to note the omissions and gaffes. How about President Obama telling a Russian "diplomat" to see him after the election ("I'll have more leeway")?
Were any of you listening when Rep. Debbie Wassermann-Schulz, D-Fla., said that the president is being obstructed by Congress? It is hoped that somebody explained a few things to Debbie, i.e. starting with different branches of government and the separation of powers. The aforementioned are just a few of the things the founders felt would prevent an imperial presidency. Am I the only one who heard that "imperial presidency" term more than once during the cacophony of the past few months?
How about that Obama favorite, "executive order" (If congress won't do it, I will)? Those of us who remember the late President Richard Nixon were made to understand that his abuse of the executive order helped lead to the disaster of his second term. The Nixon era was when I first heard the "imperial presidency" warnings. I am glad I was paying attention, as I hope my fellow Americans are!
The people presently occupying the white house consider the Constitution an obstruction and the existence of more than one political party unnecessary and expensive!
Vote the liberals and related lefties out in November, or we are all in trouble!
Karl O. Muggenburg
City could have avoided Riverkeeper settlement
It's unfortunate that the City of Poughkeepsie is hit with a financial settlement with Riverkeeper at a time when there seems to be little or no money available for unanticipated expenses, ("Riverkeeper settles with city over access to dock," Sept. 10). This, however, was not a frivolous suit, as claimed by the mayor, but rather an avoidable one. If the mayor had respected the Waterfront Advisory Committee and followed the guidelines of the city's Waterfront Revitalization Plan before signing away public rights, none of this would have happened.
As to complaints about the loss of public use of the floating dock at Waryas Park, there were many. They were expressed at public meetings of the Common Council by numerous people, including boaters, and by members of the Waterfront Advisory Committee.
Congratulations to Riverkeeper, the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, and the local residents who persevered in bringing these serious violations to light. Let's hope our local government will act more wisely in the future, and realize that a great deal of controversy over development plans in the city can be avoided, and money can be saved, by following its own policies.
Janet Houston
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Friday, Sept. 21 is the date designated by the United Nations General Assembly as International Day of Peace, for an annual commemoration and commitment to the ideals of peace between and among all nations and peoples. People can connect with one another virtually (through the Internet) throughout the day in Be the Peace Care Room, where you will "see" each other as points of light on a spinning Google Earth map. This will be a stunning visual image of the global field that is forming in real time. Go to this website: http://www.globalcarerooms.org/rooms/waiting/gaiafield (This is really neat!) Please join at any time during the day by adding your own heartfelt intentions for peace, regardless of where you happen to be. When many people of one mind, one intention, are joined in unison, much can be accomplished. It is my opinion that this should be a major story in every newspaper in the U.S. - why isn't it?
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Ugh! My neighbor is on here and I had no idea. 3 Counts of Sexual Assault is pretty vague. I wonder what he did. He's a pretty old dude so I'm guessing he did it when he was younger or others on the block would know. He's friends with everyone.
Crap...that's kind of creepy. I kind of wish I didn't know.
In my area, there seems to be quite a few child offenders clustered around the school marks...Hmmm...
Non-mappable offenders include people who are caught pissing in public, people convicted of statutory rape (If you're 18 and you sleep with your 17 year old girlfriend, you'll be a sex offender for life), people who went streaking at a football game, etc. These people are not homeless, they made a mistake and are now labeled as a "child predator" even though they are not.
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India has largest number of street children. They are unique group with special needs - (a) Their qualities in general and (b) their health needs
UNICEF :- 100 million children live on streets in world's cities. 40 million of these in Latin America.
INDIA :- 414,700 street children live in six major cities i.e., - Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kanpur, & Mumbai.Study in 1996 showed -
Chennai - 1,50,000 street children
Coimbatore - 2,50,000 street children
It is an urban phenomenon. Children take to street as an act of survival. They are forced to choose between: (a) The misery without freedom of the child's supposed home and, (b) The misery with freedom of the street and child opt for the latter.
Definition : A street child is any minor for whom the street has become his/her habitual abode & place of work and who is without adequate protection. UNICEF has divided children in three categories:
Children on Street :
Children on street with regular contact with their families.
Children of the Street :
Children on the street who treat street as their place of shelter and livelihood having occasional contacts with their families.
Abandoned Children :
Children living on street completely on their own, with practically no contact with their family.
These distinctions are useful in assessing needs specific to each group. Indian streets are confounded by entire families living on them.
STREET CHILD IMAGE: Some popular perceptions are:
These children have run away from their homes because:
They have been abandoned by their parents
Sexually abused
Have alcoholic fathers who abuse them
Their families disintegrated because of poverty
Fate of these children:
End up as criminals
Become terrorists and revolutionaries
Do not survive to adulthood
Cannot be rehabilitated
Conditions of these children:
Tend to steal; has no morals
Are uncontrollably violent
Have diseases like AIDS
Lost ability to feel emotions e.g., love
What drives children to the street:
Poverty - entire family wage worker, so if children forced to work they run away from home.
Urbanization - Rural child faced with drought, earthquake, flood, famine, war, hard and unrewarding farm work, unattractive schools, go to cities. Cinema, T.V., attraction etc., lured to cities for better life.
Family Problem - Quarreling parents, alcoholism, violence by father, step mother, lack of love, death of parents, etc.
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80-90% are boys than girls, as family is more protective for girls. Girls tend to work at home and or help at home. Girl child on street falls prey to unsocial elements and get into prostitution. Street children mostly are above 6 years of age usually 11-15 years of age. Street children rarely go on to be street adult.
Occupation of street children:
Rag/cup picking
Mechanic shops
Errands for small business
Shoe Polish
Bakery work, Tea stall
Carrying bags, newspaper selling, car-washing, etc
No work
Earn 25-30 Rs./day - spent same day on food, movies, gambling, addiction, etc. No saving as they do not have knowledge, nor trust in bank to save.
Special Needs of the Street Children:
Health Care:-
(a) Never seeks health care (b) Private treatment not affordable (c) Govt. hospitals do not care (d) Illness treated with remedies from medical shops, (e) Common problem include - injuries, respiratory - GIT infection, Skin disease, Scabies etc., (f) Nutritional deficiencies (g) STD & AIDS, (h) Smoking, Alcoholism, Pan Masala, Tobacco, etc.
(a) Have no access to safe drinking water (b) to toilet facilities (c) No every day bath (d) No clean clothes
(a) Frequent arrest, Questioning, beating and dubious charges (b) beaten by other street children during fight (c) First to be suspected of any wrong doing by adults.
What is being done for the street children: Shelters:
NGO's have set up shelters in major cities to give refuge with temporary lodging and food. Some have assistance booths on railway stations, where runaway children are encouraged to return home or else admitted to hostels.
Correctional Centres:
These centers treat these children as delinquents and enroll them in "treatment centers" or "reform-schools"
Some programs use rehabilitative approach and attempt to reintegrate into mainstream by providing various skills
Schools for non formal education
Provide books, dresses
Street Programs:
To teach money management and introduce them to banks
Stress management
Coping and combating addiction and resolving conflicts
They have natural flair for performing arts and paintings
Delhi and Mumbai has toll-free childline which any child can call up for assistance during sickness or trouble.
Special Clinics:
Operate at suitable hours for street children to provide health care
For vocational training and job placement by some agencies.
Police provided identity cards to rag pickers
Some unions to advocate their causes
Conferences and gatherings of street children
Some agencies organize camps and campaigns to sensitize public and workers about their various needs and problem.
Short term measures:
(a) Essential to know the precise numbers of street children in each city and to know their lifestyles.
(b) Basic amenities:
Safe drinking water, toilet and bathroom
NGO's like Sulabh International to be contacted to do these works and also work together with Govt. agencies
Methodologies need to be developed to determine various aspects of problem
Child participation - using discussion, interviewing, questionnaires have been found to be innovative, fun, suitable for children and easy to manage.
NGO's & Govt. agencies working among street children need to have more interaction. They should involve street children and law enforcement authorities to work out realistic solution.
Longterm Solutions:
Socio-economic reasons e.g., poverty, urbanization and outdated primary education that force children on street, must be addressed.
Child labor must be abolished
Families must be offered soft loans for small industries and vocational training
Schooling must be made compulsory and it must be accessible
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Provide community services to address problems of alcoholism and domestic violence.
Gram Panchayats to provide support services like child care, resolution of conflicts and to keep children in natural environment.
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I cut dragonflies, a butterfly, and flowers from printed fabric, and appliqued them. Next I covered the entire piece with a sparking teal tulle, and on top of that, I added a pink seed beed for her earring. I used metallic thread on top to stitch the top, cotton batting and backing together. I made a mat from fabric green fabric with ivy print , and bought a beautiful frame to finish it off.
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Congratulations to Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott and Chris Tyrell, who announced to their fans they are officially married through a video posted on the band's website on Sunday, January 8.
"I'd like to introduce you to Mrs. Hillary Scott Tyrell," said Chris, as Hillary showed off her new wedding ring.
"We got married, and we just wanted you to hear it from us first," added Hillary. "We love you, and we're so excited to be starting our life together, and we just had to let you in on the exciting news."
The pair were married on Saturday, January 7 during an intimate ceremony surrounded by family and close friends. Hillary and Chris exchanged vows just before sunset in upstate New York. The bride wore a custom Vera Wang strapless mermaid dress with abstract all-over lace underlay, layered tulle skirt with horsehair banding and hand-cut corded lace applique with hand-applied crystal and pearl beading. She complemented the gown with a mantilla veil with hand-cut chantilly lace applique. The groom donned a gray Ermenegildo Zegna suit. According to People.com, Contemporary Christian singer Steven Curtis Chapman performed for the couple's first dance.
Hillary and Chris met in 2010 on Tim McGraw's Southern Voice Tour when Lady A was the special guest, and Chris played drums for Love & Theft.The couple was engaged last summer around the Fourth of July weekend.
Hillary shared the advice she received from fellow newlyweds. "If I ask(ed) advice to newlyweds, most of them have literally said, 'At a point during the reception, sneak away, the two of you sneak away and hide behind a wall and look through a window and just observe what's going on and just see everyone enjoying it and having a great time. It's like to have that visual, to have that mental picture for the rest of your life.'"
"My only advice, and I've told her and told them," said Hillary's band mate, Charles Kelley, "[is] I think the first year, it was definitely a learning experience and learning, 'Getting to know you,'" he sang. "It was just learning how to compromise, and I feel like after that, it really got just easy. And so, just be patient and love each other…"as hard as you can love…," he sang.
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Do Not Envy the Dancers. ~ Laura Olson
Can we talk frankly?
I read a great article the other day, all about why we should hang out in primary series a little longer and not feel "stuck," not be so pose hungry or move on so quickly.
It kind of pushed my buttons.
It was a well-written article with a lot of wise advice. I agree with a lot of it. Though there are many opinions about how long "long enough" is. I think we can all agree primary series is not to be hurried through like getting to the end of a race.
Personally, I did finish it quickly, but then was made to hang out there for eight more months just to settle in. I had to learn all the vinyasa counts and spellings and pronunciations and breaths and dristis as I went, and I will be forever grateful for that very firm foundation.
But that's not my point. As I read the article, I found myself getting upset. The author referred to "looking around" and "seeing people for whom they are" as "easy." She suggested they were probably dancers or gymnasts and the fact that they could do asana didn't mean they were necessarily doing yoga.
And here's what: I am a former dancer. The twisty bendy parts of primary series were not hard for me. But the asana still means a lot, and I still have just as many struggles as people "blessed with stiffness" (to quote Richard Freeman), they just manifest differently in the practice.
As a dancer, I came to Ashtanga with an easy connection to movement, sure. But that does not mean I was good at everything. Ok, so I could do Marichyasana D, but I could not do a single sun salute without feeling inadequate. Chatturangas were not my friends. It took me something like a year of falling over in headstand every single day to be able to stay up. No, not handstand; headstand. I was bendy but not strong. And I had no endurance.
And, more importantly, I did not like myself. Ok, I did not know myself, but what I did know, I did not like.
And so, Ashtanga stirred up my stuff. It is the point of yoga, sort of. And, it totally worked. For the first few years of daily practice I was a complete mess. As a person with a difficult relationship to food and body image, it was incredibly painful to face myself on the mat every morning. And, sometimes the challenge of trying to treat myself well, trying to change my habits and lifestyle, of having to really face myself every day, drove me to actually treat myself worse rather than better. After a painful bout of this behavior, I would get on the mat the next morning in extreme discomfort.
But, being a dancer, I pushed through. We're good at that. Broken toe? No problem. Loaded down? Just work harder. Feeling upset? Suck in your gut, lift your chin, and get on with it. It's what we do.
Sometimes though, I would dissolve into tears. Ok, more than sometimes, I would almost always manage to just push through the asana. And maybe it still even looked graceful. So to look at me, it was some sort of easy dance. But really, I was facing my demons just as wholeheartedly as everyone else.
And I still am. I may be doing the advanced series. And it may look even more fluid—now stronger than ever. But there are still demons to be faced. It is just taking different asanas to bring them out—and sometimes they manifest in different ways.
Fortunately, I am much stronger and more resilient than I was when I started. I not only know myself a little better, I think I am beginning to like myself at the ripe old age of I-will-not-tell you, at the point that some of those graceful practices actually feel awesome and juicy. Maybe more often than not. And, when I get to one of those "sticky" days, I usually do not dissolve in tears on the mat, I turn my thoughts to my breath and manage to move through them, rather than either gripping on or pushing them painfully away. But you may never know which days are which.
And that, finally, is my point.
You cannot know what is going on inside another practitioner, just to watch them from across the Mysore room. Ashtanga and asana and yoga and life all together are never easy.
In some way, you will be forced to face your stuff.
Do not envy the dancers.
We may have an easy relationship using our bodies, but we often do not have any kind of experience loving them.
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23 Responses to "Do Not Envy the Dancers. ~ Laura Olson"
Never read an article more true!
this touched my heart – because it came from yours. there are many writers who will use the stories others to preach their lesson, but those writers who bravely choose to open themselves up and be vulnerable are the ones i find most inspiring – and the lessons, most meaningful. laura – YOU inspire me. thank you for sharing this.
Hi Peg,
I don't know why I never replied to this. Was just revisiting the article, with evolving thoughts, and saw these sweet words. We'll never get anywhere without open conversation and continued questioning. So many of the questions and discussions in your podcasts strike a nerve for me. Thanks for inspiring me too!
All I can say is, yes. Truth here. Also, the link to your website is not working.
Hi @ndo,
I was just revisiting this article and thinking about what's changed, how I've evolved, how I'm the same, how the issue will always be current for so many. Thanks for recognizing the "truth"! And, hope the web site is working now…
Beautifully said. I'm grateful for this kind of articulate discussion of the difference between craft and practice, and will share it with my students.
Hi Devacat,
Where do you teach? I'm so glad to hear I struck a chord.The more i revisit this issue, the more I want to talk about it. We need to foster open discussion about the "sticky" issues and help the practice be a safe place of inquiry for everyone. Thanks for reading and sharing!
I consider myself a dancer … NOW. Not professional, never had the potential to be so.
It is the fault of the media.
I used to envy the dancer, because of FASHION, never because of yoga. In fact, when they were my vinyasa teachers, I had plenty of words with them and their attitudes …
The FASHION leviathan has valorized the dancers' stereotypical body for DECADES.
Yoga – both commercialized and yoga used in advertising, are just the latest swallowings of the FASHION monster …
I love this! I appreciate your willingness to strip down and share. it is, as others have said, truly inspiring. thank you for writing it.
I like this article; except I think it is too bad to feel the need to defend against another person's jealousy by listing one's own shortcomings. I would hope that the beautiful, strong, bendy dancer across the room is as blissful as can be in every way, including contentedness with her physical body, and not feel envy or comparison or speculate that even though her asana rocks, she is not really practicing yoga on the inside…
Hmmm. Interesting point of view. Of course any written piece can only address so many issues at once. This is just one side of a very complicated coin. I love my practice and completely own that I'm practicing yoga inside and out. I love my body (now) and I get giggles from rocking my asana. And, I had blissed-out practices, lots, at the beginning too, or I could never have committed myself so wholeheartedly to such an intense practice, every day, for a decade. But it's important to see the other side of the coin and to know we're all just human. Maybe this part of the discussion is a whole new article. Thanks for speaking out!
loved this! and it's an important reminder to not assume you know what's going on in someone else's head on the yoga mat or anywhere for that matter! Thanks for sharing!
I can't tell you how much I loved this article, Laura. You capture so perfectly the ways in which yoga forces us to confront ourselves (and, ultimately, forgive ourselves). As someone who has watched your yoga videos and taken your class, I'm naturally incredibly envious of your dexterity and strength…but this is a very good reminder that we're all on our own journeys, dealing with our shit, getting deeper into ourselves. Thanks.
Wow, Gena, exactly my point. I love my yoga, asanas and all, and I'm still dealing with my shit.
I feel for the author's struggles with self acceptance.
"And here's what: I am a former dancer. The twisty bendy parts of primary series were not hard for me. But the asana still means a lot, and I still have just as many struggles as people "blessed with stiffness" (to quote Richard Freeman), they just manifest differently in the practice."
I got some bad news for you…this is intellectually dishonest. You probably don't even know any better because yoga has lots of people playing at knowing things about the human body. Joints in adults have a finite range of motion based on genetics, prior activities and the nature of the joint its self. Flexibility in joints is like physical beauty, there is a very limited amount of upside but plenty of downside when you neglect yourself. There huge number of people who will never safely be able to complete some of the poses that require extreme flexibility in the primary series. So forgive the folks who see you jump into Supta Kurmasana with a smile and struggle to find empathy because you feel inadequate over Chatturangas. It's not the same challenge: your challenge is almost a 100% possible with work, their challenge will be one of years and years, with very little chance of obtaining the pose.
But there in lies the issue, more western style judgement over obtainment, achievement hoarding. That perspective seems to have a home in some studios. Thankfully not where I practice
Hey Rugbychix, thanks for weighing in. I agree, I get to do some things others can never hope to do with their bodies. Sadly, my language skills are apparently still in development, since all I mean to say is, we're all working at something. No one escapes the world or the practice without some kind of effort and transformation. And the physical challenges are almost beside the point, except that by working with the body we can transform our minds too. Nothing about achievement and obtainment. All about the journey.
Nice post Laura! Your blog is totally inspiring…
Hi Anne, just revisiting my thoughts on this. There's always more to consider and share. Thanks for visiting the blog!
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2014 World Cup: Ghana's opponents Germany suffer Lars Bender injury blow
Ghana's group opponents Germany have suffered a serious blow as midfielder Lars Bender has been ruled out of the World Cup squad with a thigh injury picked up in training.
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Germany coach Joachim Low has other injury worries including veteran Lazio striker Miroslav Klose, who has yet to train, and Real Madrid's Sami Khedira.
"I feel personally very sorry for Lars because I know how much he wanted to be in Brazil," Low said.
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