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+". What is a STAND? The idea of a STAND is based on the example of the Mothers of
the Plaza de Mayo, an association of Argentine mothers whose children
"disappeared" under the military dictatorship between 1976 and 1983. They stood
in a city square every week for years and their white scarves became an
international brand for peaceful protests. The first STAND in Vancouver was at Little Mountain Housing
Complex. The needless destruction of this highly successful community is a
symbol of everything that is wrong with the government’s housing strategy. The
publicly owned site is being sold to be redeveloped with no increase in the
number of social housing units. The tenants have been disrespected and
displaced, 224 homes will be destroyed years before the reconstruction begins.
While thousands in Vancouver are homeless, more than 215 homes now sit empty at
Little Mountain. Community Advocates for Little Mountain (CALM) have held a
STAND every Saturday since October 2007 to protest this scandalous situation and
support the remaining tenants. Since February 23, 2008 the Citywide Housing Coalition expanded
the STANDS and they have been held in fifteen locations throughout Vancouver.
Standing on busy street corners with colourful banners and scarves has attracted
lots of media attention. The idea caught on and we continue to
grow! OUT - STANDING!
"Stands for Housing in BC began in October 2008 with 6
people standing at an intersection in Vancouver to protest the planned
destruction of the Little Mountain Housing , a social housing complex owned by
the BC government. Since then the Stands movement has grown, culminating in a
province-wide action on April 4, 2009 that included stands, parades and rallies
by 108 organizations from 24 communities." April 4th, 2009 Rallies and Marches in BC Communities COMMUNITY LOCATION ORGANIZED BY Burnaby Noon Grand March in Vancouver Concerned citizens Colwood 1 - 2 pm Front, Juan de Fuca Rec Ctr Pilgrim United Church Comox Valley Noon 17th & Cliffe Courtenay District Teachers
Association Gibsons 1 - 2 pm George Gibson's statue Concerned citizens Kamloops 1 - 2 pm TBA Concerned citizens Kelowna 1 - 2 pm Harvey Avenue & Richter St. Kelowna churches, Canadian Federation of University
Women Mission 1 - 2 pm First Avenue Concerned citizens Nanaimo 11 - 1 pm Diana Krall Plaza Students & teachers of Woodlands SS, Vancouver Island
University, concerned citizens Nelson 1 - 2 pm The White Building Nelson Cares and Nelson churches New Westminster Noon Grand March in Vancouver Cosco & the Lookout Society North Vancouver 1 - 2 pm TBA St. Agnes Church North Vancouver 1 - 2 pm TBA Shalom Seekers Prince George 11 - noon Pr. George Courthouse Pr. George Teachers Association, Pr. George Mental Health
Consumer Council Princeton 1 - 2 pm Cenotaph downtown Princeton Teachers Assn, Princeton Attainable Housing
Society & concerned citizens Richmond Minoru & Granville Richmond Poverty Response Committee, Richmond Affordable
Housing Task Force, Richmond Teachers Association Sechelt TBA Concerned citizens Smithers 1 - 2 pm Highway 16 & Main St. Concerned citizens Surrey Noon Grand March in Vancouver Surrey Teachers' Association Terrace Lazelle & Ottawa St. Hospital Employees' Union Victoria TBA Victoria & Sooke Teachers'
Associations Victoria Noon Grand March from Centennial Square to the steps of the
Legislature Faith in Action, Lutheran Church of the Cross, Downtown
Churches Association, Stone Soup Network, Threshold Housing Society,
Lifecycles, YouthCore, TAPS, KAIROS
Victoria Concerned citizens Nanaimo &
Hastings St. Andrews-Wesley Church Community Advocates for Little Mountain
(CALM) City-wide Housing Coalition Streams of Justice & Killarney Park MB
Church Christchurch Cathedral Sacred Heart Parish, Vanc. Streams of Justice Vancouver Elementary Teachers
Association Concerned citizens from Barclay &
Denman Carnegie Community Action Project St. James Anglican Church Make Poverty History Concerned citizens from Dunbar & King
Edward Concerned citizens from Sasamat &
10th Community Advocates for Little Mountain
(CALM) Concerned citizens, Broadway and
Macdonald BCGEU Concerned UBC students Unitarian Church VCC Faculty Assoc. & VDLC Women's
Comm. May 3rd, 2008 Stands in BC Communities Vancouver - Hastings & Nanaimo Linda Shuto, colleagues & neighbours Vancouver - Cordova & Gore St. James Anglican´s Social Gospel Coordinating
Group Vancouver - Main St. & 33rd Ave.Avenue CALM Vancouver - Sasamat & West 10th Ave. Neighbours at 10th Ave. and Sasamat Vancouver - Commercial & 1st Ave. Y.H.T, Random Acts of Kindness,
Homelessnation Vancouver - King Edward & Main CALM Vancouver - Moberly & 6th Ave. Citywide Housing Coalition & False Creek
neighbours Vancouver - Georgia & Burrard Christ Church Cathedral Social Justice Committee
Vancouver - Burrard & West 4th Ave Dunbar Make Poverty History Vancouver - Broadway & Commercial Streams of Justice Vancouver - Burrard & Nelson St Andrew´s-Wesley Homelessness, Mental Health Action
Group,St. John´s Anglican Church Vancouver - 4th Ave. and Vine Jean Lemond and Friends Vancouver - 25th Ave. and Dunbar Barb Sutherland and neighbours Vancouver - 58 West Hastings Carnegie Community Action Project Vancouver - Commercial & 12th Ave. Vancouver Elementary Teachers Association Vancouver - Granville & Broadway Betty Krawczyk & Friends Vancouver - Main & Terminal BCGEU & Laura Gibbons Vancouver - Joyce & Kingsway Andrea and Friends Vancouver - Hastings & Abbott Colleen Carroll, Carnegie Community Action
Project Vancouver - Davie and Burrard Teachers & Jane McEwan Vancouver - Fraser & 33rd Ave. Teachers Vancouver - 1st Ave. & Victoria Streams of Justice Vancouver - Granville & Broadway Cdn Memorial United Vancouver - Broadway & Macdonald Ave. Concerned citizens Vancouver - Entrance to Granville Island (foot of Shore Pine
Walk) City-wide Housing Coalition Vancouver - Oak & 49th Ave. Unitarian Church Vancouver - Commercial & Broadway Skytrain
Station B.C. Federation of Labour Vancouver - Commercial & Venables B.C. Federation of
Labour
"
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]
}
// -- End Hiding Here -->
Concerned citizens