/*
The array structure contains some information.
A title, some text, a start date, and a stop date for information.

This is structured as a serries of arrays each with 4 elements.

new Array( // Containing array
		  new Array(start,stop,title,text), // One Event
		  new Array(Date.parse("June 12, 2009"),Date.parse("Jul 1, 2009"),"Congratulations Seniors!","The
staff at Enumclaw High School would like to wish this year's seniors good luck!"), // Two Event
		  new Array(start,stop,title,text) // Three Event
		  );

The date event REQUIRES a three letter month abreviation, and has limited input paramaters. The
year must be sometime within the next few years to prevent computers from freaking out. And the
start date must be AFTER the 1970's for this script to work. So don't be a wise guy and put in
year 3 to be cleaver or something!.

The second date is NONINCLUSIVE! This means if you want a date to be over a 24 hour period. You
need to set the stop date to be ONE DAY LATER than the start date! A stop date of April 15th 2009,
will show an event until 11:59:59PM April 14th 2009! But it will NOT display that event on the day
of April 15th. The start date IS inclusive. So to get an event to display on June 15th for example
all day, the start date would be Jun 15, 2009 with a stop date of Jun 16, 2009. This would display
from 12:00:00 AM June 15 to 11:59:59 PM June 15.

*/

var crossfadeDelay = 5000; // Milliseconds or 1/1000 seconds. 1000ms = 1s, 1500 = 1.5s, 25000 = 25s, ext. 
var scrollercontent = new Array(
//  new Array(Date.parse(" Start Date "),Date.parse("Stop Day +1 "),"Title of Event","Full text of the event. (This can be very long and still show up just fine.)"),
//  [REMEMBER THAT COMMA IN EVERY LINE EXCEPT THE LAST LINE OR THE WHOLE THING CRASHES!]

	new Array(Date.parse("Jul 13, 2009"),Date.parse("Oct 14, 2010"), "Hornet Days","Hornet Days are 8/20 and 8/21. Hornet Days for fall athletes ONLY is 8/18.<br /><br />9th Grade Orientation is 8/17 from 6:00-7:30p.m.")
);