THE DINGO'S BREAKFAST CLUB is an eclectic academic site for those who are curious and who also have a sense of humor. Topics include an animated atlas for equine biomechanics and dressage, thermodynamics and the dippy bird, interdisciplinary studies at Western College of Miami Univeresity (Ohio), a summer of natural history in Australia (southern hemisphere winter), dressage insider humor, woollybear data, woodlice info and links. Sci Fi mavens will enjoy the Alien Intelligence section.

This site is always being developed to reflect classroom material and research projects...

If you click on the green links on this site you will be able to navigate among the items on the menu below. Alternative Home Page if you like graphics with your links.

*a dingo's breakfast definition can be found on the World Wide Web.
Go home happy by listening to Australian music of THE DINGO'S BREAKFAST OZ MUSIC & POETRY BAND who can be contacted at
http://www.iinet.net.au/~jangliss/dingo/index.html


This is a virtual lookabout
(the rest of the Dingo's Breakfast is up to you)!
It features an eclectic collection of items awaiting inspection
by entities of the following persuasions:
interdisciplinary•••multidisciplinary
transdisciplinary•••cross disciplinary
meta-disciplinary, dressage afficionados &
the just plain curious (if not downright strange)

Menu
This site features links to Aussie natural history, very limited thermodynamics, biomechanics, HawgWash (Woolly Bears, Furby autopsy, Darwin Awards, Museum of Bad Art, IgNobel Prize and more!))

Images and Segment Explanations Home Page

Equine Biomechanics ( RatherBe Blue)
Attitude Alley
(Bloo Ish)
Flip 2 the Bird
(Party Dress Pink)
Australian 'Summer' Vacation*
(Aussie Mossy)
Premium HawgWash
(WannaBe Blue)
Sowbug Outreach Society
(Frooty Loopy)
Science Fiction & Imagined Intelligence
AlienBlu
Extinction 101 Yella
USDF Y2K Convention Art Creamy
Equine Social Intelligence Tests (Blue)

*Bonus for admirers of the Arthur Upfield "Bony" mystery stories: the Australian summer vacation site has links to locations where those stories take place.

For the computer-enabled traveler, here is an award-winning site which maps the World Wide Web: The Virtual Tourist at http://www.vtourist.com/


All images on these pages are copyrighted either by N. L. Nicholson or by the photographers who have given permission to use their pictures. All other materials are copyrighted, either by me or by those whose work I have cited.

nicholnl@muohio.edu