Thanks! My friend Alex Graveley also has a totally different way of doing this, and a lot more, that uses the standard but not often implemented 'yield' keywor

Thanks! My friend Alex Graveley also has a totally different way of doing this, and a lot more, that uses the standard but not often implemented 'yield' keyword to create an Erlang-style process model, hence "Er.js": http://beatniksoftware.com/erjs/ http://beatniksoftware.com/erjs/ But you might want both TameJS and Er.js for different applications.