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Complaint Review: ATS NW, Inc
ATS NW, Inc6126 196th St SW, # A Lynnwood, Washington U.S.A.
ATS NW, Inc Big Scam - For Profit Telemarketers Raising Money for Charity! Needs to Be ShutDown! Lynnwood Washington
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: ex employee agrees
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: First hand experience - Not good!
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*Author of original report: ATS Rip Off the Public Everyday!
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: Not really!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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In addition they are under investigation by the Attorney General of Washington State. There phone lists are not scrubbed. There computers and equipment are old like there database system. The training is poor for the telemarkerters. They encourge the bait and switch on every call. They violate the consumer fair trade act and many other laws. They need to be shut down they are a menice to society. The owner runs the place like a hih pressure boiler room no wonder they fire so many people.
In addition they have violated the Washington State Labor Law. When they fire people they will not send the former employees last checks. Also they do double books. Also adding extra costs on credit cards when taking information to line the pockets of the owner Rob Turner. Also kick backs to and from the chartible organzations they are calling for. Terrible company and needs to be shut down and the owner and his General Manager need to be in Jail!
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AUTHOR: matilda - ()
SUBMITTED: Thursday, July 25, 2013POSTED: Thursday, July 25, 2013
i have held many "telemarketing" jobs and this one was by far the worst. the interview was great, although, I will say i noticed the computers were older than i....maybe that's because I was going to work raising money for charities? so i thought. I was never trained, just given a script and repeatedly screamed at for not rebutting many many times, even if someone said they were busy. when i asked questions like how much of this is going to the charity, i couldn't even get an answer. It was a sweat shop situation, where there are like 5 employees that have been there forever and are treated like gold, the rest are literally on borrowed time. If you did not push people hard enough when they said no, the manager would bring a can of "weak sauce" which was a jar of pennies, jingle it in front of everyone and you had to keep it on your space until someone else got it....again, no training at all, just here, do this, and if you don't do it right, it's thier amusement.
when i found out it was a scam (i was already looking for something else) i didn't even care to push people into this so i was eventually yelled at so much one night (the only night i did not get one sale) i was pushed to tears....kept pushing to the end of my shift, and never went back.
i don't blame anyone for needing a job, but this one was not for me... i've worked many of these jobs as i said but the rate of "i'm on the do not call list"calls we got on the auto dialer was ridiculous....i was at one point raising money for a "charity event" that was supposed to be at a major venue, when i called the venue it wasn't even scheduled. the measly 10 bucks an hour just wasn't worth the disrespect.
oh and the topper on the cake? my friend wanted to help (when i was new and thought i was helping) so she had me call and I signed her up for a thirty something dollar dontation for a missing children campaign....then her brother took ill and she couldn't afford it, naturally all extra money went to getting her back east to his final days. they are now sending her letters saying "THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT". I kid you not. So we are waiting to see if it goes further, i will stand behind her if i need to. ridiculous place, and i don't doubt very very little is going to charity.
i sincerely apologize to all people i called, for my part, i would not blame you for hanging up on me!!!
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#2 UPDATE EX-employee responds
First hand experience - Not good!
AUTHOR: Maria - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, February 26, 2013POSTED: Tuesday, February 26, 2013
My boss, (not the owner of the company but a manager, my boss there) was very inappropriate, towards me (a female) and toward the customers, I've never seen anything like it. He would listen in on our phone calls and jump in sometimes and take over, if kids answered the call sometimes he would make inappropriate remarks to them and on one occasion I remember upset a kid so bad and made the child cry and when the parents got on the phone, he acted completely oblivious to what just happened and continued to sell the product, this was his form of "entertainment" in the office.
And yes the companies that they are calling for may be good companies that doesn't make ATS NW a good place, in fact it makes them horrible if its true they are ripping off places like the Shriners, Free Masons, The Washington Council of the Blind, etc...not to mention making them look bad with this kind of representation, shame on them! I hope something was done about this place, I see this was written awhile ago but if they are still around I wouldn't support them and that's from personal experience.
And yes I am a ex employee but have no grudges toward them, I quit on my own, I wasn't the best sales person there because I wouldn't pressure the customers but it was clear I was kept around because I was "eye candy", which yes I was told. They didn't really train me, I received a paper with what I was to say to each customer and even responses I was to use, that was about the gist of my training.
But I hope this helps someone make an informed decision if they are still around! I am all about helping people and charities but in an honest way, just be careful on who you support these people threw because the charities or companies may have no idea the call center is "crooked", direct donations may be the best!
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#3 General Comment
You Decide
AUTHOR: Ordinary Joe - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, November 10, 2011POSTED: Thursday, November 10, 2011
"Contributions to ATS NW Inc = $895,886. Amount returned to charity clients = $123,219.
According to the financial information shown, 14% of the contributions raised by this organization were returned to or retained by the charity client(s)."
You decide whether you wish to donate funds to charities via this fund raising organization.
Read more from the report at http://www.sos.wa.gov/charities/search_detail_cfr.aspx?cfr_id=28
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#4 Author of original report
ATS Rip Off the Public Everyday!
AUTHOR: Joe123 - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, December 28, 2009POSTED: Monday, December 28, 2009
ATS is a Big Scam! I know the State of Washington is investigating them. This company is a Big Joke and Fraud. They are the Bait and Switch Scammers. I hope they get Shut Down. Bad training and a Loser that is the General Manager who couldn't train his way out of a papersack! Complete idiot like the Owner.
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#5 UPDATE EX-employee responds
Not really!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AUTHOR: Dusty-D - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, December 28, 2009POSTED: Monday, December 28, 2009
I think whoever wrote this report is a former employee with a grudge. I know Rob Turner and the office managers at ATS and they are all wonderful people. Not only does Rob give jobs to people who can't get work anywhere else. The work that they are doing is supporting honorable institution like the Free Masons, The Foundation for missing and exploited children and The Washington Council of the Blind. None of which could be described as "stupid'. If Rob has a problem it's that in a business like his you can't go without getting complaints and when one of those people complaining decides to take it to the next level, guess what. You get investigated. Just like if I call the police on someone they get investigated. A down side to not turning anyone away that is looking for a job is that not everyone is equipped to speak on the phone. So when that happen complaints get made, employee's get let go. As far as this "bait and switch" I would love to know how you cold call bait and switch. The bottom line is that all of the wonderful institutions I named perform vital functions for people who couldn't do for themselves and Rob Turner and all the other wonderful people at ATS help them do that, period. I would love to hear from anyone who says different.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the EPA has the authority to regulate carbon dioxide if it harms public health and welfare in April 2007.
The court ruled five to four that the EPA violated the Clean Air Act by not regulating new-vehicle emissions standards to control pollutants contributing to global warming.
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Complaint Review: Casablanca Express
Casablanca Express6300 Canoga Ave Woodland hills, California United States of America
Casablanca Express deceptive, don't believe anything anyone says Woodland hills, California
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We confirmed the dates and time over the phone and was told we would be recieving an email to confirm what we had spoken about over the phone.
When we got the email it was nothing like what we discussed. A different day and different times. When we called back to inquire about the change we were told we were mistaken and there was no way anyone would have told us that. They basically called us liars. Then they went as far as to threaten us with playing back the tapes to prove we were wrong and when we challenged them to play it back then they refused to allow us to hear them.
I am very disappointed with their service. They were very unprofessional and disorganized. They should be put out of business. I had to take days off of work to take this trip I won. I am going to try to contact corporate and see what comes of that because the manager there was just as rude.
Please I urge you never to use this travel agency.
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She asked me if I had paid taxes at least once in the last three years. I said yes. So she told me that that She had good news that I qualified for a $5000 grant. Then she asked me if all my information was correct which she seemed to already have my name and address and email. She read it back to me.
She started asking me for my middle name and as it started to come out of my mouth I got a bad feeling and it stopped. J she repeated? I started to ask her questions at that point and asked her for her phone # and to give me time to check her company out.
She gave me 877-408-1400 but the # that came up on my phone was 1 201 210 3100. I asked her where the company was located and she said Clearwater Florida.
She went on to tell me that all she needed was an account# and I told her I'm sorry I dont belieive in giving any one my account # over the phone or internet and I hung up. Then I went on the internet and found the scam and thought it might be useful to put up this information the phone # is a different one than is listed anywhere.
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Integrating SQL with CGI, Part 2
In the last installment, we looked at ways to use a relational database server from within CGI programs. Relational databases are a great help, since they provide us with a relatively simple means of storing and retrieving information.
Everything in a relational database is stored in two-dimensional tables, with each row representing a record and each column a field within that record. When we use ASCII text files to store our information, we generally have to write our own routines for saving and retrieving that information; by structuring our information in tables, we can save ourselves quite a bit of time and energy, as well as ensure that our data will not be corrupted when multiple instances of our program attempt to modify the information.
Communication with a relational database is carried out using the Structured Query Language (SQL). Because SQL is not a programming language, we have to embed our SQL queries inside of a C or Perl program if we want to execute them.
Last month, we looked at a set of CGI programs which allowed visitors to our web site to send and receive web-based postcards. Users entered information about themselves and their postcards' recipients, along with the name of a graphic and a short text message. Each postcard was stored in the postcards table, with each row in the table representing a single postcard. By giving each row a unique ID number, our program was able to retrieve individual postcards from the database.
Indeed, the program send-postcard.pl that we examined last month demonstrated how it is possible to take inputs from an HTML form and turn them into a postcard stored in our database, as well as how to take that unique ID number and use it to display a postcard with show-postcard.pl. The unique ID number is generated by send-postcard.pl when it creates a new row in the postcards table and ensures that users can retrieve their own postcards while making it relatively difficult to find those addressed to other people.
The programs we are examining are written in a portable enough version of SQL that they should run on just about any relational database server. However, I have only tested these programs using MySQL, a nice, small relational database product for several versions of Unix, including Linux. You can find out more about MySQL on the Web at http://www.tcx.se/.
One of the problems with that version of send-postcard.pl was that it asked the user to name a graphic file to be inserted into the postcard she was sending. While this sounds like a nice idea, there were several problems with it, most notably the fact that the user could name a file that did not exist on the server. Moreover, there was no way for the user to know which graphics did exist on the server, short of writing another program that would present a directory listing.
Additionally, storing the file names for the graphics alongside the other postcard information is inefficient and can lead to synchronization problems. After all, what happens if you decide to change the name of a file from foo.gif to bar.gif? Under our current model, we would have to go through the entire "postcards" table and rename each row in which foo.gif appeared. This is not terribly difficult to do, but it means we have to think carefully before making such a change.
Finally, storing the names of the graphics files introduces the possibility of typographical errors. A user might inadvertently type fooo.gif, and thus prevent the postcard's recipient from seeing the desired graphic.
In order to solve all of these problems, we will move the names of the graphics files to a separate table, giving each graphic a unique ID number, much as we did for each postcard. With this system in place, we can then refer to graphics by number in the postcards table. We can still refer to an infinite number of graphics in this way, but we do so by using an integer, rather than a string, saving storage space on our file system. In addition, such consolidation allows us to change one or more of the graphics file name(s) or location(s) without having to worry about ruining our program's output.
We can retrieve one or more rows from a table in our database using the SQL SELECT command, which returns all of the rows matching our selection criteria. Thus, if we are interested in retrieving the row with the ID number of 12345 from the postcards table, we can do so by sending the query:
select * from postcards where id_number = 12345
This will return a small table, the rows of which all have an id_number equal to "12345". Since id_number is guaranteed to be unique, we can expect that the table returned by the SELECT command will consist of a single row and all of the columns contained in the postcards table. If id_number was not guaranteed to be unique, then SELECT might well return a number of rows from the table, rather than only one.
We can wrap SQL queries inside of programs, and CGI programs are full-fledged programs; thus, we can easily write a CGI program that:
takes an argument from a user,
uses that argument in the SELECT statement sent to the database server, and
gives us a new SELECT statement each time we run the program.
Let's create a new table, in which the first column uniquely identifies the graphic, and the second column names the graphic. I do this using the interactive mysql program that comes with MySQL, which I enter by typing mysql<\!s>test. To create the new table, enter the following lines:
create table graphics ( graphic_id mediumint not null primary key, graphic_file varchar(60) not null)
The interactive mysql program indicates that the command was executed successfully by giving us the following message:
Query OK, 0 rows affected (1.13 sec)We have now created a table with two columns. The first, graphic_id, stores medium-sized integers, cannot be null and must be unique ("primary key" in SQL lingo). The second column stores a variable-length string containing up to 60 characters and must be non-null.
We can now insert a graphic into the graphics table with the following command:
INSERT INTO graphics (graphic_id,graphic_file) VALUES (12345, foo.gif);
Now if we ask for the contents of the graphics table, we get the following:
mysql> select * from graphics; 1 rows in set (0.04 sec) +------------+--------------+ | graphic_id | graphic_file | +------------+--------------+ | 12345 | foo.gif | +------------+--------------+We have now proven it is possible to store a record of a particular graphics files, as well as to retrieve the name of that file based on a unique ID number. Now comes the hard part—making an association between the ID and the graphics file name.
First of all, we need to modify the definition of our postcards table, such that it now expects to get the ID number of a graphic, rather than the graphics file name. To create the postcards table, use the following SQL command:
create table postcards ( id_number mediumint not null primary key, sender_name varchar(60) not null, sender_email varchar(50) not null, recipient_name varchar(60) not null, recipient_email varchar(50) not null, graphic_id mediumint null, postcard_text blob);
Notice that we have removed the graphic_name column from the table we defined last month and replaced it with a column named graphic_id—which has the same name, size and type in both of the tables. We don't need to give the columns identical names, but doing so makes it easier for us to keep track of things.
The most straightforward way to replace the old graphic_name column with the new graphic_id column is to create the table anew, as demonstrated with the above SQL command. However, this action results in the loss of any data already in our table. In the beginning of a project that uses a database, creating and destroying tables is quite normal—at least until you get the definition right. After a table has been used for a while, you probably don't wish to destroy your data.
To solve this problem, we simply add our new column (graphic_id) to the postcards table using the alter table command, which allows us to add one or more columns to an existing table. This is not the most efficient way to design a database, but it eliminates worry about programs which might be dependent on graphic_name.
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July-August Newsletter
Summer is here, which means we do not have a Chapter Meeting in July or August, but we do have some bird walks, birds and beer and the Bethabara Park Cleanup coming up soon! Have a great summer!
Our recent planting day at Habitat Forsyth was truly a community partnership, with volunteers from Wells Fargo, Habitat Forsyth, Audubon North Carolina, and Forsyth Audubon. This video shows how rewarding these partnerships can be, and the importance of of bird-friendly gardening. Check out the video.
Royce Hough has received the 2015 Ramona Snavely Award for his continuing service to Forsyth Audubon. Royce was honored at the October 27th chapter meeting and presented with a David Disher photo of a Snowy Owl framed on canvas. Along with Ramona, Royce was a charter member of the chapter when it grew out of the Forsyth Bird Club in the early 1970s.
Developing an interest in birds as a child, Royce has encouraged many new birders to follow his passion. He has been a board member, organized field trips to some of our favorite destinations, and always been a strong supporter of Audubon conservation efforts.
Audubon North Carolina is looking for Ambassadors on Climate Change. Can you volunteer five hours a month for the benefit of our birds, other wildlife and people? There are a host of things you can do, and you probably already do some of them: take part in Christmas Bird Counts, add bird-friendly native to your garden, talk to your neighbors about birds and climate change, write legislators about it. Look for a future Audubon Ambassador workshop soon to learn more about the issue and how you can help.
To read a summary of the National Audubon Society's report on "Birds and Climate Change," visit climate.audubon.org.
Audubon Society of Forsyth County has been awarded a $5,000 Climate Grant from the National Audubon Society. Using these funds and a supplementary $500 Toyota Together Green Grant from Audubon North Carolina, the chapter will collaborate with The Climate Listening Project of Asheville, N.C. to produce a video that tells the story of one of our favorite birds – the Wood Thrush.
The chapter has a special connection to this woodland bird with an ethereal flute-like song. Over the past two years, Forsyth Audubon partnered with Audubon's International Alliances Program and the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center tag Wood Thrushes with GPS locators to track their annual movements. Members and friends of the chapter raised $15,000 and volunteered more than 900 hours in support of this effort. And, it was a happy coincidence to discover that one local bird traveled to Belize, where the chapter already had sent a team to support Belize Audubon Society's fledgling bird conservation program.
The video will seek to weave together stories about the impacts of climate change on birds and people through the eyes of the Wood Thrush as it travels between North Carolina and Belize. With this video, Forsyth Audubon seeks to inspire community conversations about how climate change affects life on our planet.
The fifth edition of "Birding Guide to Forsyth County," by David Disher, is now available. David's book, in a handy 6 x 9 paperback format, compiles documented observations for 280 bird species in Forsyth County. Learn what birds can be seen here and during which weeks of the year you are most likely to see them. Photos of uncommon sightings are included. Information on local birding spots also is included. For $15, this is a great gift for your favorite birder. All profits go to our chapter. Copies are available at Wright's Backyard Birding Center, 3906 Country Club Rd., Winston-Salem, and at Wild Birds Unlimited, 1589 Skeet Club Rd, High Point, or send email to Howard Coston. Copies also are available for sale at our monthly chapter meetings. If you have a smart phone or tablet, download the electronic version available for $4.99 from www.lulu.com.
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Skip to comments.Obama Joker Zero dollar images for download here on FR
Posted on 08/07/2009 4:00:02 PM PDT by Secret Agent Man
Here they are:
Download them, print them out, pass out to friends, leave at restaurants, give to people, leave on tables or at the main office copier. Spread these around. Make sure to put the back image along with the front, the point is to capture attention with the front, get them to turn it over and start reading about the bill and hopefully shocking them to get engaged opposing it.
Thanks I use lots of these for articles
I can't turn my head to read the other side.
Don't worry, SEIU health care workers will limber up your head in no time flat! And it's Free!!
Excellent. Thank you.
Those things will be all over my county within the next few day.
I use K9 as a filter and I had to OK this graphic ... I guess K9 will have to go.
Nice thanks!
Difficult cases will be referred to nearest BigThug Local#44 for outpatient treatment. After that, if your head isn't limbered up enough, you won't care!
And yes, I though using "44" was a good pun. I'm just corny enough.
Obama-Joker Tshirts
Obamacare Tshirts
Sarah Palin Tshirts
Nice job!
Soylent Green - Nice touch!
Nice work! Could you make a standard page sized graphic also please? I'd like to see that ugly Joker mug pasted all over the country, especially if similar to that other poster with "SOCIALISM" tag somewhere on it in huge letters.
It's an outrage that image of The One is soiled by the background full of the old capitalist-regime dollar bills. An outrage!
Thanks for posting. Copies will be distributed.
The symbolism is that this insane plan is going to cost trillions of dollars, that's all our money that's going to be confiscated flying around in the background.
"Holy Illuminati, Batman!"
It's too busy. I prefer the original "Socialism" version.
Why do I get popups warning me that "the page" is unstable when I click on this link?
Looks great. Shouldn't the blue man have the gun to the head of the red man?
works for me. could it be your browser? I use FireFox.
Me, too. It only shows up on your page, but I might have picked up some malware. I just ran a scan, didn't catch any problems, but y'never know...
Just think "Commie Red".
When some liberal screams about these bills just remind them we pounded poor President Bush for 6 years with phoney $$$ bills with his face on them. I hope he's enjoying his retirement, he earned it. Now it's O's turn and so far he's earned nothing but disdain.
This is political artwork. It is all about making a political statement. I will explain the symbology so you are clear as to what I made it to mean.
The Obama Joker face: It is all about portraying Obama as he is, another kind of sociopath like the Joker. The man is shockingly dangerous, I believe this image of him is more accurate. He's a sociopath in that he is a control freak, he can't handle any criticism of any kind, he is totally icons and symbols and putting them everywhere, he wants to dictate how we live and die. If you want to read in Obama IS a joker himself, that is fine, but not the primary reason.
Zero: the denomination of the bill, using Obama's seal as the zero.
Some More Equal...: This is how Obamacare will work. Read Animal Farm by George Orwell.
Modified Obama Medical Seal: Changed to have the medical emblem have a screw at the bottom. If this passes we're all screwed.
Bottom men logo: Obama agents forcibly taking our money, making us go along with socialized medicine. Mandatory govt access to our bank accounts and personal medical information.
Illegals area: illegals are paid for by us citizens. If we don't have healthcare we are fined. They are not. 15-20 million illegals we are talking about here.
Commie medal: Inside framing the infamous "blue pill", symbolized as a poison pill. Elderly will be given less care, given pills, and will face euthanasia via lack of care and bureaucratic decisions and longer waiting.
Soylent Green logo: speaks for itself. Perhaps Obama may find one more use for the elderly after they are gone.
Bill background: symbolizes all the money that will be dumped into this plan, money taken out of the economy by government takeover of healthcare, trillions of dollars that will be needed for this insane plan.
On the reverse are some key points Heritage and Liberty Counsel have gleaned from the bill - they both made lists of dangerous points they found reading the bill. In the background is a faded image of a classic, ticking time bomb. This represents this plan being a ticking time bomb, and that we are running out of time to make sure this doesn't pass.
Beneath the text on the left is the Obama acronym "One Big (Ass) (DNC donkey) Mistake, America, and on the right is the "Over" graphic using Obama's seal as the "O". they are both self-explanatory.
Just a bump so folks who may not have seen it are aware.
Please save copies of the images, start printing them up, and start passing them out.
I will be posting a new bill in the next ocuple days. All I cna say is Pelosi ain't seen nothin' yet.
Excellent work. I'll get a link up to my tea party group ASAP. Hopefully, we can print some up to hand out in Washington.
Make sure to print out the back of the bill too.
Here is the quote I've heard, contained in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-bY92mcOdk
"I happen to be a proponent of single payer universal health care plan." - Barack Obama - 2003.
There's another youtube video out there that has him in a few different places and times. The quote I'm using is from 2003 when he was running for senate talking with some union people. The middle of the quote I shortened, it doesn't change what the context was. If you listen to Rush he played that one today after he was exposing Barack to be a liar when Obama said in his town hall that 'he never supported a single payer health care system.' Rush threw up three audios of Barack at three different times talking about how he's FOR single payer health care. Blatant in your face lying.
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I have recently set up my site after purchasing the domain from 123reg and hosting from Bluehost.
However, whenever I write a post and try to click on it or navigate to the direct page address, I get a 500 internal error.
Does anybody when this might be causing it?
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All right, I like the idea and it works fine.
I am using a plugin called Mail From that's supposed to alter the from email address from wordpress@ etc., etc., to whatever you specify.
However, it won't work with your plugin. Thoughts?
All right, I like the idea and it works fine.
I am using a plugin called Mail From that's supposed to alter the from email address from wordpress@ etc., etc., to whatever you specify.
However, it won't work with your plugin. Thoughts?
I'm not familiar with that plugin, but will have a look this evening. This plugin builds its email address without help from WordPress, so I imagine that's the problem. So if there's a better way, I'm all for it.
I'll let you know what I find out.
One more thing: Off topic, but I'd like to be able to make the "legend" text bold, but when I insert that sort of command in your settings window, such as Your information, the formatting commands disappear when settings are served.
Progress report please?
The from email address/name should be fixed and compatible with plugins in the next release, 0.1.1, which should be available this afternoon.
As to the use of tags in legend text, currently all HTML will be stripped from the legend text fields. To bold the legend text, do this with CSS instead of
b or
strong for better semantic XHTML.
Let me know how it goes.
Much better. I don't speak css very well, so should I be putting that in my css file? Yours? Where?
Also how about setting an option to adjust the message text area. I know I can do it in the plugin files, but having a setting makes it permanent :)
Changing the text area should also be done via CSS. None of the styling for this form is integrated with the plugin functionality, which is intentional so it can be integrated more efficiently.
As for using the included sample style sheet file, see the FAQ section in the readme.
OK, we got the bold stuff functioning. Thanks.
One more thing:
The legend text is centered in Apple Safari 3, but is left in Firefox 3.
Check: http://www.macnightowl.com/contact/
I think you got it, Gene. It looks centered in Firefox 3.0.1 as it does in IE7.
Not quite. The text and text areas are centered. Legend text is left in Firefox 3.0.1 and IE7, and centered in Safari 3. I like the former, so why is it wrong in Safari?
One more thing: How about a preference for the size and width of the text area in settings? Other contact form plugins have that. :)
One more thing: What do you edit? I see you're in New York (I was born in Brooklyn).
First of all, thank you Scott, great plugin! Easy, clean and simple.
About Gene's question, without using other plugins, I changed the "from" email address by editing econtact.php in the easy-contact folder.
When you find // Our from email address, go to line 229 (from email) and change
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Then on line 231 (from name) and change 'WordPress' to 'the name you want to display'.
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I'm rarely into dark humor or blood and guts kind of movies but I loved this one. Christopher Walken is awesome (just had to give him a shout out). If you thought this movie was meant to be a comedy IT ISN'T. It's funny but it's not centralized around being funny. It's about what the title implies, 7 psychopaths telling 7 stories from the psychos point of view. It's surprisingly Relaxed and Up beat for how Dark the actual subject line is. Lots of murder going on and yet the characters don't seem terribly shocked by any of it. Even the Dogs seem chilled out in the movie. In the end you feel just as bewildered as the main survivor. Who didn't expect witness and experienced a world from a Psychos perspective.
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Suprisingly clever, funny and enjoyable comical-action film.
Seven Psychopaths is a black comedy action snuff about a struggling screenwriter who unfortunately becomes entangled in the Los Angeles underworld after his oddball friends kidnap a gangster's beloved Shih Tzu puppy. Although the film definitely has it's witty and hilarious moments, it DOES contain very graphic violent moments which can shock and disturb the viewer (not for the squeamish). Alot of the violence reflects the blackly comical nature of the film, but still jarring and startling - such as scenes of people getting shot with bloody / gory results and also burned alive, also fantasy sequences of mutilated human body parts including head lying in a hotel room (very disturbing and grisly). There's pervasive strong language throughout the film (excessive uses of f**k, sh*t, c**t ), and some sexually charged scenes including topless women (bare breasts are shown). One character is a struggling alcoholic whom is seen drinking and getting drunk most of the time. This movie is best suited for mature audiences, too intense, crude and violent for young teens.
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Safety Adrian Wilson did something on Sunday in the Cardinals' 38-10 win over the Lions that only five other players in the history of the NFL have done in their respective careers: record 25 sacks and 25 interceptions.
In the postgame press conference, the 33-year-old had a hard time holding back his emotions following a milestone day.
"I mean it's just all the hard work that you put in, to see something like this happen, that's big to me and to my teammates," Wilson said. "I'm glad they were there to see it."
Despite being a veteran captain on the Cardinals defense this season, Wilson has had to deal with a reduced role in recent weeks. Yet in the face of a demotion, Wilson hasn't wavered in his leadership, even when standing on the sidelines.
"You know, I put a lot of stock into what I do and to play here and give everything that I have here," said Wilson. "It feels good, and we won. So, a lot of the emotions that's coming out now, just thinking through the hard times and being where we are at now."
Before the 2012 season began, Wilson restructured his contract, because he felt it was important to remainwith the organization. The veteran safety has been with the team since they drafted him in the third round back in 2001, and he's never been shy about wanting to finish his career in Arizona.
With his sack of Detroit quarterback Matthew Stafford in the fourth quarter on Sunday, Wilson now has 25.5 sacks and 27 interceptions for his career and joins the elite 25-25 club. The other five players in that group include Ray Lewis, Ronde Barber, Rodney Harrison, William Thomas and Brian Dawkins.
"You know history is history…pretty soon somebody is going to break that," said Wilson. "I'm just going to relish in it tonight with my teammates, and you know it means a lot. I wish I was able to put it into words but I can't, I'm just too emotional right now."
Wilson's teammates did not hesitate to sing his praises for his leadership and his hard work, including defensive tackle Darnell Dockett. Dockett was drafted in 2004 and has been Wilson's teammate through good times and through bad times over the past eight seasons.
"Adrian Wilson, that's my brother, I love him," Dockett said. "I'm so happy for him. I'm just very blessed to be a part of his career for the last eight years and to see a dominant guy just dominate so many games and face some adversity this year and still overcome it."
Safety Rashad Johnson is one of the players that has filled in for Wilson on certain third down packages, since defensive coordinator Ray Horton opted to make some schematic changes following the Cardinals' bye on November 11.
"For Adrian, just to break the record that he did, I'm tremendously happy for him," Johnson said. "Hopefully, you know, he's got a lot of ball left in him and he can get to 30 [interceptions] and 30 [sacks]."
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Information security is a major concern for federal officials. Hackers exploit security vulnerabilities in commercial software before companies even know about them or can issue patches to fix them. Malware and malicious code attacks are on the rise. And anxiety about protecting mobile data is growing as more government employees use laptop computers and work from home.
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The U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team is a partnership between the Homeland Security Department and other organizations. DHS established US-CERT in 2003 by announcing that it would help protect the country's Internet infrastructure. Because the team's function is to coordinate defenses and responses to cyberattacks, the Web site has security information for just about everyone, including systems administrators, federal employees, people who use computer-based control systems that support critical infrastructures such as utilities and water facilities, and ordinary Internet users.
The site offers weekly vulnerability summaries from the National Institute of Standards and Technology's National Vulnerability Database. Users can also sign up to receive cybersecurity alerts and security tips via e-mail. In addition, users can report security incidents, phishing scams and vulnerabilities.
Federal security officers have access to important commercial alert sites via US-CERT, said Alan Paller, director of research at the SANS Institute. That feature saves agencies millions of dollars on subscriptions to a host of expensive services, he said.
State security officers say they find US-CERT useful because it provides a secure Web portal for members of the Government Forum of Incident Responders and Security Teams (GFIRST), a group of more than 50 incident response teams from federal agencies. Through the GFIRST portal, they can share cybersecurity information with other public- and private-sector participants.
"Through the GFIRST secure compartment on US-CERT, we are provided with very good information," said Will Pelgrin, director of the New York State Office of Cyber Security and Critical Infrastructure Coordination. "It provides an additional level of detail of data that is very useful for the members."
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The SANS Institute's Internet Storm Center is a good site for information on the latest security incidents. It is a cooperative cyberthreat monitor and alert system. The site features a daily incident handler's diary, which summarizes and analyzes new threats.
"My staff reviews the SANS site multiple times each day," Pelgrin said.
The Internet Storm Center uses an all-volunteer group of network security analysts to detect problems, analyze threats and disseminate technical and procedural information to the public. They collect information about unwanted traffic via thousands of sensors that work with firewalls, intrusion-detection systems, home broadband devices and all operating systems. The devices send information into a DShield database for analysis.
The center provides a number of automated reports. For instance, by clicking on Top Ports, network security professionals can determine if they are seeing the same attacks as their peers. Or by viewing Source Reports, they can see if the same source is attacking anyone else.
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The Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center is a forum for sharing security intelligence among the 50 states and with the federal government.
MS-ISAC has two Web sites: a public one and a secure portal for members. The public site provides cybersecurity advisories and bulletins, a cybersecurity toolkit, and awareness brochures. Members can access information from the MS-ISAC Cyber and Spatial Analysis Center, an operational center that correlates and reports vulnerabilities, threats and other cyber events.
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Brian Krebs, a Washington Post reporter, maintains the Security Fix blog. Krebs' blog posts attract security professionals and regular folks who want to keep up-to-date on the latest computer security issues, such as Internet scams, viruses, worms and new security tools. He offers valuable insights because he is a techie and "because he has forged strong relationships with people who practice bad things," Paller said.
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