function embedVid()
{
	//written by John Boughner, 9/2/2009
	//last edited by John Boughner, 10/15/2009
	
	//Purpose: to automagically rotate the "Featured Video" found at www.clarion.edu/8855 once a month
	
	/* Note: If you are viewing this file with intent to edit and have never edited JavaScript before, don't panic.
	 * JavaScript is a C-styled scripting language.  Thus, if you are a CS or IS major and have basic C/C++/C# or Java experience,
	 * you should have no problem understanding the syntax and making modifications to this script.
	 * --JB, 10/15/2009
	 */
	
	var d = new Date(); //date object used to determine current month and year
	var num = d.getMonth(); //integer variable containing the current month (0-11)-- used for array indexing
	var y = d.getFullYear(); //integer variable containing the current year-- used for copyright printing
	
	/* the following arrays store data relevant to each individual video-- each array has 12 indices, one for each video (and each month of the year, conveniently)
	 * for example, index 0 corresponds to January, and each array's 0 index stores information for the same video
	 * thus, if you wish to change the order of the videos, each array must be sorted indentically (ie-- if switching february [index 1] and april [index 3], you must do so for all three arrays)
	 * stringImg-- stores the filename of the image preview displayed for each video
	 * stringText-- stores the literal text displayed for each video
	 * stringFile-- stores the filename of the PDF cheatsheet displayed for each video
	 */
	stringImg = new Array("fairs.jpg", "coverletter.jpg", "dressmen.jpg", "informational.jpg", "followingup.jpg", "networking.jpg", "interview.jpg", "look.jpg", "resume.jpg", "thank.jpg", "elevator.jpg", "research.jpg");
	stringText = new Array("Career Fair Success", "The Cover Letter", "Interview Dress for Men", "Informational Interviews", "Follup Up with a Potential Employer", "The Importance of Networking", "The Interview", "The Look for Women", "Make Your Resume POP", "The Art of Saying THANK YOU", "The Elevator Pitch", "How to Research Companies");
	stringFile = new Array("cs_fairs_213.pdf", "cs_coverletter_213.pdf", "cs_dressmen_213.pdf", "cs_informational_213.pdf", "cs_followingup_213.pdf", "cs_networking_213.pdf", "cs_interview_745896a.pdf", "cs_look_523652d.pdf", "cs_resume_r415ff25.pdf", "cs_thank_48875dsw.pdf", "cs_elevator_5326632.pdf", "cs_research_ss74521.pdf");
	
	//this array stores the HTML code common to all videos.  the only differences between them are the filenames for images, literal text and PDF filenames
	//NOTE WELL: IF YOU MAKE CHANGES THAT REQUIRE ADDING QUOTES OR NEWLINES, YOU MUST USE THE JAVASCRIPT ESCAPE CHARACTER "\" BEFORE EACH QUOTE OR YOU WILL PREMATURELY END EACH ARRAY ELEMENT!!
	stringHTML = new Array("<div class=\"vidlink\" style=\"text-align: center;\">\
	<script src=\"http://www.careerspots.com/js/videoPortal.js\"></script>\
	<img src=\"http://www.careerspots.com/images/", "\" border=\"0\" alt=\"\" /><br />", "<br /><span class=\"smallblue_text\">CareerSpots.com &copy; ", "</span><br /><a class=\"smallgreen_link\" href=\"http://www.careerspots.com/pdf/", "\" target=\"_blank\">Download Cheat Sheet (PDF)</a></div>");
	
	//write the first HTML string to the document
	document.write(stringHTML[0]);
	//we now need the image filename-- write that here
	document.write(stringImg[num]);
	//continue writing HTML to document
	document.write(stringHTML[1]);
	//literal text output
	document.write(stringText[num]);
	//more HTML-- seeing a pattern here?
	document.write(stringHTML[2]);
	//write the copyright year to the page
	document.write(y);
	//more HTML processing
	document.write(stringHTML[3]);
	//PDF filename output
	document.write(stringFile[num]);
	//finish up with the final HTML output to complete the featured video block
	document.write(stringHTML[4]);
}