Idallen.com Website Review

Hello, I am Ian Allen, Ian D. Allen, and frequently Ian! Allen or Ian! D. Allen too. (These combinations are for the major search engines) I am employed fulltime as a Professor of Information and Communications technologies (ICT) in Algonquin College in Ottawa. I am a big fan of ecstatic dancing, 5 Rhythms dancing, and also different bare foot boogies, contact improvisation dancing, and Spiritual Dance and Movement I've submitted to Usenet News Groups simply because they appeared in the University of Waterloo from early 1980's. My userid IDALLEN was unique on USENET up until 1995. The links below explain to you all of my USENET postings and some other stuff (post 1995) that isn't me. Your thoughts and awaken your instincts. Research sensory and physical experiments of shared signature, weight, gravity and momentum and enlarge in to threedimensional space, spontaneous article, trust and risk. Take part in scores and open dance and experience serious drama - matching wits and techniques, sharing common ground and sudden miracles - by surrendering to and shaping the dancing in the present time. Be ready for combined creations with both open and formal structures and matches, examples and scores ranging from the whimsical to poetic, concerted to aggressive, easy to complex. (kneepads are recommended.) . PRINCIPLES ONLY MEAN SOMETHING IF YOU STICK BY THEM WHEN THEY ARE INCONVENIENT. -- Laine Hanson (played by Joan Allen) from this picture. It will take just two people to make a relationship difficult, but it takes only 1 person to get a relationship better. - Harville Hendrix - For every intricate problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong. -- H.L. Mencken it really is hard to get a man to know something, if his salary depends upon his not understanding it! - Upton Sinclair (1935) How can I tell you what I think until I have heard what I state? The pessimist complains about the end; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails. - William Arthur Ward The reasonable man adapts himself to the conditions that surround him. . The unreasonable man adapts surrounding conditions to