Wanted: Top Stories Linkable Slideshow

[techtheatre]

I am looking for a JavaScript that will do something similar to the "top stories" slideshow found at Time.com

 

I have located "Frontpage Slideshow" which is a commercial plugin for Joomla, however the site i am working on is not based in Joomla, so that does me no good.  Could anyone point me in the right direction (even an appropriate Google search phrase, as i seem to be completely striking out).  Thanks!

 

The Key Points:

1. Needs to NOT use Flash.

2. Should show feedback about which article number/slide we are viewing (never more than 4 or 5)

3. Should link (when clicked) to a page URL not an enlarge image (as most slideshows do)

4. Must be cross-browser compatible and degrade nicely to a single link/image (probably just with "<noscript>" tag)

 

THANKS!

[techtheatre]

Apparently "fenway" did not get the point of my question as he/she thought that this topic needed to be moved to the freelancing section.  I AM NOT however looking to have someone write this script...i am sure that there are countless instances of it out there already open source because I see it in use frequently.  I am only looking for guidance as to WHERE TO LOCATE such a script.  I believe i said that pretty clearly in my original post when i said:

 

Could anyone point me in the right direction (even an appropriate Google search phrase, as i seem to be completely striking out).

 

Thanks for the "help" fenway, but next time let me post my question where it best belongs and not worry about you moving it in some completely unrelated category.  This was originally posted in JavaScript.  If someone reads this who has the ability to move it back, that would certainly be appreciated.

[fenway]

Apparently "fenway" did not get the point of my question as he/she thought that this topic needed to be moved to the freelancing section.  I AM NOT however looking to have someone write this script...i am sure that there are countless instances of it out there already open source because I see it in use frequently.  I am only looking for guidance as to WHERE TO LOCATE such a script.  I believe i said that pretty clearly in my original post when i said:

 

Could anyone point me in the right direction (even an appropriate Google search phrase, as i seem to be completely striking out).

 

Thanks for the "help" fenway, but next time let me post my question where it best belongs and not worry about you moving it in some completely unrelated category.  This was originally posted in JavaScript.  If someone reads this who has the ability to move it back, that would certainly be appreciated.

I did very much get the point... but let's just wait and see.