Videos embedded into the Worldwide Highway Library

Hi Viatologists,

Happy weekend! It's the goal of the Worldwide Highway Library to make your
virtual travels as simple as possible. At the beginning of the year, we
introduced a new interface that will keep all videos, photographs and
WHL-360s into a single interface.

To make your visit as streamlined as possible, another move was made today.
Henceforth, all highway videos will be embedded into our 'single-page'
design. This evolutionary move allows you to watch a movie, and when you're
through looking at a highway, "zoom out" into a more expansive region for
more selection. From there, you can "zoom into" another micro-region
(state, province, etc.) to continue your e-travels.

Beginning today, our Canadian highway-videos are reintroduced for your
viewing. There are two videos available: one from Alberta (as announced
earlier this week, http://tinyurl.com/2uazmy
) and another from occidental Ontario. To check these videos in their
embedded interfaces, simply go to http://worldwide-hwys.calrog.com and click
away in the following sequence:

Videos > Americas > Canada

More videos from the USA, China, and more will be added as I find time over
the next few weeks.

That all said, we do appreciate your patience as the new interface is
integrated! Some videos, WHL-360s and photographs may not be available to
you immediately. A friendly error message may appear. When this happens,
simply press the backspace key on your keyboard to return to your previous
menu. (Thanks!)

For an unrestricted library of photos, WHL-360s and videos, please continue
to use the depracted WHL Repository: http://worldwide-hwys.calrog.com .

In essence, the WHL represents an international library of highway-related
media, covering three continents, several-dozen highway systems, and
nineteen (19) countries. We aspire to be your one-stop resource for a
secular and expansive collection of cultures. Don't settle for regional
sites that can't think outside their own dialect!

Cheers,

Carl Rogers
"Adding human experience to transportology"
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