Though not mentioned, you'll also need to activate JavaScript and be using a 4.x browser. Below the directory is a keyword search window, and above is a navigation toolbar that divides the site into Arts, Culture, Read, calendar, and Shop. The latter feature will be familiar to those who have used the Thinkmap, and is clearly the search method of choice for those open to a bit of tangential exploration. As you may imagine, someone setting out with all good intentions of a quick search for the answer to a simple question can easily find themselves drawn into hours of aimless and rewarding exploration.
Culture can occupy as much time, albeit in a different way.
Choose an world region, and Culture will take you to a brief intro, and links to sites covering Festivals, Mythology, Alternative Media, and various forms of Travel for each country within the specified area. With the exception of the Cloud, which exists only in Arts, each section efficiently adopts the same navigational schemes to its own requirements. Even in its unfinished state, you should budget a significant amount of time for each visit. He lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.