function DatePlunk(type){
//This outputs my custom date string in a nice readable form.
	var days = new Array(8);
		days[1] = "Sunday";
		days[2] = "Monday";
		days[3] = "Tuesday";
		days[4] = "Wednesday";
		days[5] = "Thursday";
		days[6] = "Friday";
		days[7] = "Saturday";

	var months = new Array(13);
		months[1] = "January";
		months[2] = "February";
		months[3] = "March";
		months[4] = "April";
		months[5] = "May";
		months[6] = "June";
		months[7] = "July";
		months[8] = "August";
		months[9] = "September";
		months[10] = "October";
		months[11] = "November";
		months[12] = "December";

	var daytype = new Array(4);
		daytype[0] = "th";
		daytype[1] = "st";
		daytype[2] = "nd";
		daytype[3] = "rd";
	
	if (type == "Last"){ var dateObj = new Date(document.lastModified);}
	if (type == "Curr"){ var dateObj = new Date();}
	
	var strDayName = days[dateObj.getDay() + 1];
	var strMonthName = months[dateObj.getMonth() + 1];
	var intDateNum = dateObj.getDate();
	var intYearNum = dateObj.getYear();
	var strDayType;

	switch(intDateNum){
		case 1: case 2: case 3: 
			strDayType = daytype[intDateNum];
			break;
			
		case 21: case 22: case 23:
			strDayType = daytype[intDateNum - 20];
			break;
			
		case 31: case 32:			
			strDayType = daytype[intDateNum - 30];		
			break;
		
		default:			
			strDayType = daytype[0];
			break;
	}		
	
	
	if (intYearNum < 2000){
		intYearNum = intYearNum + 1900
	}

	document.write(strDayName + ", " + strMonthName + " " + intDateNum + "<sup>" + strDayType + "</sup>, " + intYearNum);	
}