tag, on your page, and then edit the starting date you would like to use under the today=new date line. you must use numbers for month, day, and year. These instruction lines are invisible, and will not be seen on your page.
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today = new Date();
bYear = 2007; // Start year
bMonth = 05; // Start month
bDay = 27; // Start day
tYear = today.getYear();
tMonth = (today.getMonth() ) + 1 ;
tDay = today.getDate();
tHour = today.getHours();
fYear = 0;
fMonth = 0;
fDay = 0;
fHour = 0;
x = 0;
y = 0;
z = 0;
a = 0;
b = 0;
c = 0;
function testMonth() {
if (y==4 || y==6 || y==9 || y==11) x=30
else if (y==2) x=28
else x=31
}
function testDay() {
fDay = (z - bDay) + tDay;
if (fDay > a) {
fMonth += 1;
fDay = fDay - a;
}
}
y = bMonth;
testMonth();
z = x;
y = bMonth;
testMonth();
a = x;
if (bMonth <= tMonth) {
fYear = tYear - bYear;
fMonth = (tMonth - bMonth);
testDay();
}
fYear = (tYear - bYear) - 1
fMonth = ((12 - bMonth) + tMonth) - 1;
testDay();
if (fMonth >= 12) {
fYear += 1;
fMonth -= 12;
}
// the following splits apart the dates recursively and replaces them with equiv graphics and displays.
with(Math) {
theYear=fYear;
tensYear=floor(theYear/10);
onesYear=theYear-(tensYear*10);
theMonth=fMonth
tensMonth=floor(theMonth/10);
onesMonth=theMonth-(tensMonth*10);
theDay=fDay
tensDay=floor(theDay/10);
onesDay=theDay-(tensDay*10);
var testArray = new makeArray("January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June", "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December");
for (z=1; z<=12; z++) {
if (tMonth==z) {
var b=testArray[z]
}
}
for (z=1; z<=12; z++) {
if (bMonth==z) {
var c=testArray[z]
}
}
}
var page
page = " Today´s date: " + b + " "+tDay+", " + tYear+".
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page += "Our Site has been up since "+ c + " " + bDay + ", "+bYear+"
"
function makeArray() {
this.length = makeArray.arguments.length
for (var i = 0; i < this.length; i++)
this[i+1] = makeArray.arguments[i]
}
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C.A.L.M.
Community Advocates for Little Mountain We stand for housing every Saturday
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Great photos and video of Stands for
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News from the
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SAVE SOCIAL HOUSING AT LITTLE MOUNTAIN
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Social housing tenants speak out
At a rally at the Little Mountain Housing complex, where nearly
200 social housing units now sit empty awaiting the tender mercies of
bulldozers, two of the small number of tenants remaining described the
destruction of their community. Ingrid Steenhuisen spoke movingly about
the willingness of neighbours to help each other through illnesses and family
emergencies, and the loyalty that characterized the community for five decades.
She expressed the regret felt by tenants who have been moved out that they have
cut in line in front of other families who have been waiting, some for years,
for social housing.
Alana Zubot, a young mother, said: "We aren't against
redevelopment of the site. We know that the buildings are old and the land is
extremely valuable. But why couldn't those of us with children who go to school
nearby, and elderly people who have lived here for a long time, have been given
the choice to stay in one part of the complex while the rest was redeveloped?
And instead of promising that the government will just replace the number of
social housing units lost on the site, why can't they add units...there are so
many people who are homeless or on the edge of homelessness."
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Stop needless displacements and let remaining families relocate on site during
construction of the promised social housing.
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Re-open vacant homes to families in need of housing.
No bulldozing of any homes until construction begins.
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Increase the amount of social housing at Little Mountain, and keep all housing non-market.
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Keep public land public – No sale of public land to private interests.
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Implement a comprehensive housing program. We need immediate action at all levels of government build housing accessible for people of all income
levels.
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Stands held Saturday, June 7th
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Municipality - intersection
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Sponsoring Organization
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Burnaby, Lougheed & Willingdon |
Housing advocates & concerned citizens |
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Burns Lake |
Concerned citizens |
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Colwood, Metchosin Rd. |
Pilgrim United Church |
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Courtenay, Cliffe Ave. & 17th St. |
Concerned citizens |
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Duncan |
Canadian Mental Health Association |
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Gibsons, George Gibson's statue |
Concerned citizens |
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Kelowna, Hwy 3 & Rutland Road |
Faith Lutheran Church |
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Kelowna, Harvey Ave. & Hwy 97 |
BCTF Kelowna |
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Maple Ridge, 224th St. & Dewdney Trunk |
Lutheran Church |
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Nanaimo, Pearson St. Bridge |
Concerned citizens |
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Nanaimo, downtown, front of A&B |
Student Council, Woodlands Secondary School |
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Nelson, Main St. |
Anglican and Evangelical Lutheran, Nelson
Cares |
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Nelson, Market |
Anglican and Evangelical Lutheran, Nelson
Cares |
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North Vancouver, Lonsdale & 15th |
N. Shore Shalom Seekers, Community Housing Action Committee,
Donna Stewart |
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North Vancouver, Carrie Cates Court near Lonsdale
Quay |
Marianna Harris & St. Andrew's United |
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Port Coquitlam, Shaughnessey St. in |
Port Coquitlam Concerned Citizens front of City
Hall |
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Richmond, Granville & Minoru |
Richmond Poverty Response Committee & Richmond Teachers
Association |
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Revelstoke, Mackenzie & 1st St. |
Renter's Voice |
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Squamish, Highway 99 &Indust. Pkwy |
Concerned citizens |
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Surrey, 93030 King George Hwy |
Surrey Teachers' Association |
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Vancouver, 1st and Commercial |
Random Acts of Kindness, Homeless Nation |
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Vancouver, 49th & Oak |
Unitarian Church |
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Vancouver, 4th & Burrard |
Dunbar Make Poverty History |
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Vancouver, Broadway and Macdonald |
Concerned citizens |
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Vancouver, Broadway & Commercial |
Streams of Justice, Betty K and friends |
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Vancouver, Burrard & Nelson |
St. Andrew's-Wesley Church |
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Vancouver, Cordova & Gore |
St. James Anglican Social Gospel Coordinating
Group |
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Vancouver, Dunbar & King Edward |
Barb Sutherland and neighbours |
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Vancouver, Georgia and Burrard |
Christchurch Cathedral Social Justice
Committee |
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Vancouver, Hastings & Nanaimo |
Linda Shuto, colleagues & neighbours |
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Vancouver, Hastings & Campbell |
Catholic Community Downtown Eastside |
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Vancouver, Granville Island Pk Walkway |
City-wide Housing Coalition |
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Vancouver, Kerr & 54th |
Streams of Justice and Mennonite Brethren
Church |
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Vancouver, Main & 33rd |
CALM |
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Vancouver, Sasamat & 10th |
The Onstads |
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Vancouver, Alma & 10th |
Concerned citizens |
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Vancouver, Main & 25th |
CALM |
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Victoria, Mayfair Mall on Finlayson St. |
Faith in Action between Blanshard &
Douglas |
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Victoria, Bay Ctr Douglas St. entrance |
Committee to End
Homelessness |
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