Why oh why do I need Silverlight to view other background images in Bing?

Cause Tom makes me write out all the source...

<img id="paint">
<br/>
<span onclick="back()">prev</span>
<span onclick="fwd()">next</span>

<script>

var photos = [];
var index = photos.length -1;

window.onload = function() {

	photos = [
	"http://ncip.nssc.nasa.gov/images/Home/Moon%20Salute.jpg",
	"http://farm1.static.flickr.com/144/385806153_c69fa2229b.jpg?v=0",
	"http://www.wired.com/news/images/full/billyh1_f.jpg",
	"http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_JdybrokZBAk/RcwA0k1O5tI/AAAAAAAAAUo/N0DPfOwEkq4/s320/DSCN0327.JPG",
	"http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_p4tgkwtZjQ8/RklDPwv9oDI/AAAAAAAAAFk/oXMa5epUz3s/s320/C.Sima-Oct06+smaller+version.jpg"
	];

	index = 0;
	show();
}

function back() {
	if(index >=1) index--;
	show();
}

function fwd() {
	if(index < photos.length-1) index++;
	show();
}

function show() {
	document.getElementById('paint').src = photos[index];
}


</script>

Load the array through a remote JSON call and add a fading transition and you are good to go.