var Twitter = {
				init: function () {
					// Pass in the username you want to display feeds for
					this.insertLatestTweets('flyspicejet');
				}, 

				// This replaces the <p>Loading...</p> with the tweets
				insertLatestTweets: function (username) {
					var limit	= 5;	// How many feeds do you want?
					var url		= 'http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline.json?screen_name=' + username + '&count=' + limit + '&exclude_replies=true&callback=?';

					// Now ajax in the feeds from twitter.com
					$.getJSON(url, function (data) {
						// We'll start by creating a normal marquee-element for the tweets
						var html = '<marquee behavior="scroll" scrollamount="1" direction="left">';

						// Loop through all the tweets and create a link for each
						for (var i in data) {
							html += '<a href="http://twitter.com/' + username +'" target="_blank">' + data[i].text + ' <i>' + Twitter.daysAgo(data[i].created_at) + '</i></a>';
						}

						html += '</marquee>';

						// Now replace the <p> with our <marquee>-element
						$('#twitter-ticker p').replaceWith(html);

						// The marquee element looks quite shite so we'll use Remy Sharp's plug-in to replace it with a smooth one
						Twitter.fancyMarquee();
					});
				}, 

				// Replaces the marquee-element with a fancy one
				fancyMarquee: function () {
					// Replace the marquee and do some fancy stuff (taken from remy sharp's website)
					$('#twitter-ticker marquee').marquee('pointer')
						.mouseover(function () {
							$(this).trigger('stop');
						})
						.mouseout(function () {
							$(this).trigger('start');
						})
						.mousemove(function (event) {
							if ($(this).data('drag') == true) {
								this.scrollLeft = $(this).data('scrollX') + ($(this).data('x') - event.clientX);
							}
						})
						.mousedown(function (event) {
							$(this).data('drag', true).data('x', event.clientX).data('scrollX', this.scrollLeft);
						})
						.mouseup(function () {
							$(this).data('drag', false);
						});
				}, 

				// Takes a date and return the number of days it's been since said date
				daysAgo: function (date) {
					// TODO: Fix date for IE...
					if ($.browser.msie) {
						return '1 day ago';
					}

					var d = new Date(date).getTime();
					var n = new Date().getTime();

					var numDays = Math.round(Math.abs(n - d) / (1000 * 60 * 60 * 24));
					var daysAgo = numDays + ' days ago';

					if (numDays == 0) {
						daysAgo = 'today';
					}
					else if (numDays == 1) {
						daysAgo = numDays + ' day ago';
					}

					return daysAgo;
				}
			};

			Twitter.init();