What is that reference to "happy babies" in the title of Elizabeth's column? She mentions it briefly in the article. Here is more, in Elizabeth's own words:

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In the world of physical movement, I was trying to describe a particularly fabulous pose over the phone to my friend, who recently discovered yoga.

"What is it called?" she said. Damned if I know, I thought. I assumed it was some unlikely animal name, but knowing it wasn’t cat or dog or python, much less zebra pose, I was at a loss.

"Find a picture for me," she said. Hmmm.

"Can’t, not logged on."

"Well describe it to me, and I’ll find it."

"Err, okay…… you’re lying on your back and your legs are in the air, and your knees are bent and you are grabbing your feet from the outside and pulling your legs apart. You look kind of like a roast chicken." On the other end of the line, in front of her computer, she continued perusing a website with images of yoga poses. She described back at me what she saw. This went on for some time.

Eventually, I hung up, phoned a yoga teacher I know, described the pose to her, and learned in seconds flat that the name of the pose is "Happy Baby."

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Indeed, there is ample room for improvement in the world of online search.