Narwhal Videos

BayJax September is here! Once again, Yahoo! is hosting BayJax, the Bay Area Ajax and JavaScript meetup. We have some great talks lined up. Join us on September 8th at 7pm in Classroom 5, Building C on the main Yahoo! campus. Thanks to everyone who helped make July’s event a success, and we hope to see you again this month! Attendance is free, but seating is limited. To RSVP for the event, head on over to http://www.meetup.com/BayJax/calendar/11258377/. Featured Speakers Nicholas C. Zakas, Scalable JavaScript Application Architecture : Choosing a JavaScript library is only the first step in the process of creating a large, scalable web application front-end. Building an application framework on top of a JavaScript library empowers your development team, makes your code more maintainable, and allows surgical updates to existing code without risking overall application stability. You’ll learn all you need to know to start building your own JavaScript application framework using real-world examples as a guide for design decisions. src="http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/ypp/default/player.swf" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" flashvars="vid=15614367 autoPlay=0"> Isaac Schlueter and Matt Hackett, Jic-Jack-Jo: A multiplayer web game using server-side Javascript : Narwhal is a cross-platform, multi-interpreter, general purpose JavaScript platform that implements Mozilla s CommonJS Securable Modules standard. Jack is a collection of server-side javascript modules inspired by Ruby s Rack platform and Python s WSGI protocol. Jic-Jack-Jo is a multiplayer tic-tac-toe game built from top to bottom in JavaScript, a proof of concept showing how easy itis to build interesting things on this platform. src="http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/ypp/default/player.swf" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" flashvars="vid=15595520 autoPlay=0"> Presentations by Jon LeBlanc and Douglas Crockford from the July BayJax event at Yahoo! are available on YUI Theater.

Tales of Monkey Island - Episode 1: Launch of the Screaming Narwhal (PC, WiiWare) - Video Game Review. Register at http://www.ZeitgeistGameReview.com to stay up to date with all of my video game reviews and to participate in my discussion forums!

GamingShogun.com presents this new video from the upcoming first episode of Tales of Monkey Island.

It's time for a Channel Frederator Artist Spotlight.  This time 'round, it's Kirsten Lepore, animator extraordinaire.  The episode features a story from North America, a heart warming tale of spiders and the inevitable death they will wreak upon us all. then we slow it down with a difficult lifestyle change decision for Craig the Narwhal and we finish it off with the Odessey of a cupcake.Thanks so very much to Kirsten Lepore for submitting these awesome cartoons.  If you liked them, post a comment on our site to let her know: channelfrederator.com or leave us a voicemail about your favorite ones:  888-414-8148 Author: ChannelFrederator Keywords: animator cartoons cupcakes KirstenLepore narwhal NorthAmerica Spiders spotlight vegetables Added: February 3, 2009

My second animation. It was created using cut outs and animated directly in the scanner bed. I used photoshop for some editing and complied in CoreRetus. Author: fushigimonica Keywords: whales whale narwhal beluga "sperm whale" animation anime short "monica bruenjes" nakama Added: December 31, 2008

Learn the truth behind a mystical creature that lives under the Arctic ice. See All National Geographic Videos http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/?source=4001 Author: NationalGeographic Keywords: wild detective narwhal tooth Arctic mystical creature ice Added: December 11, 2008

Learn the truth behind a mystical creature that lives under the Arctic ice.

Learn the truth behind a mystical creature that lives under the Arctic ice.

Craig, the Narwhal, discusses some lifestyle changes with his friend Walter.Author: kirstenlepore Tags: 3d walter craig whale narwhal squid diner vegan animation Posted: 21 November 2008 Rating: 4.3 Votes: 4

Biggest colossal squid ever caught dissected in NZ, the corpse whale to replace the polar bear as emblem of arctic melt, turbo evolution and improvisational robotics.