The
Video SEO is probably one of the most technically challenging aspects of SEO. There are several ways to make it known to Google that a certain page contains a video, ranging from Facebook share markup, Schema.org videoObject markup, MediaRSS enhancements to feeds to XML Video sitemaps. This plugin supports all four of those methods.
It’s a lot of work to get all this working seamlessly, but I think I’ve nailed it all. I wanted to make it as simple as putting a video in a post and then having the plugin do all the needed work. I succeeded. If you now use oEmbed to embed a video from say, Vimeo, into your blog, just by copy/pasting the URL onto a single line in your editor, and hit update, you’ll see that the Video SEO plugin grabs all the needed metadata from the Vimeo API and does all the legwork needed to make your video’s rank.
How you’ll know that it’s recognized the video? Because it will update the snippet into a video snippet:
It doesn’t just do that for Vimeo video’s, it works with a lot of platforms, including YouTube. How it does the YouTube thing is a question some of the more experienced SEO’s will ask. I leave that as an exercise to the reader. Check my
Of course the video SEO plugin is based on and uses large parts of my
Now I know some people will start to complain that it’s a paid plugin. I can even understand that to a certain extent. Please just realize that it’s impossible to build a plugin like this and support it, without being paid for those efforts. It takes a lot of work, almost 1.5 years of thinking and learning has gone into making this plugin as good as it is, and it’ll probably require very regular updates to keep in line with all the supported video platforms. To be able to do that, I have to charge for the plugin. It’s called a business model. Be glad that I found one, as it will also support the continued development of the core SEO plugin.
I hope, and fully expect it to work out well for everyone involved. I’d love to hear your thoughts and, I’ll be honest, I’d love even more to see you
One of the great new features of the ‘new Google Analytics’ are the custom dashboards. If you do not use them yet, you most definitely should. I’m using custom dashboards to measure SEO, PPC, ROI, conversions and more. I also made a custom dashboard for WordPress blogs using Yoast’s Google Analytics for WordPress plugin. I…
About the dashboard
This dashboard is meant to give a quick insight into all the important things you want to know about your blog at any given time. First of all I’d like to explain some metrics I’ve chosen to use in this dashboard. Firstly I chose to use visits instead of visitors because you also want to know when someone visits your blog multiple times. Secondly I chose to use unique page views instead of page views because I want to know how many people read my posts, not how many times they are read. Thirdly with this dashboard I tried to create insights into metrics about posts instead of metrics about all pages.
How to build this dashboard
First of all this dashboard of course contains a section regarding the most important core metrics. In this case I chose to include widgets containing the number of visits, the number of new visitors, a graph of the number of visits over the chosen period, the pages per visit and the average time on site. So far: nothing special. These widgets you can create without filtering any data.
Google Analytics for WordPress
For the following sections you need to use the Google Analytics for WordPress plugin. The plugin will allow you to use custom variables to track post types, authors, categories and tags. In the settings of the plugin you can activate them in Custom Variable Settings (in advanced settings). These settings allow you to show the interesting data for your dashboard. Depending on which Custom Variables you use you have to tweak your dashboard. For this dashboard we’ve used the following settings:
When you use different settings you have to check which variable is saved in which custom variable key.
The widget settings for the number of posts read will look like this:
The widget settings for the most read posts will look like this:
The other custom variables created by the plugin allow you to show a few other interesting numbers. In this example we’ve chosen to show the most read authors and most read categories, but you could also show the most read tags or the number of posts by publication year.
The widget settings for the most read authors will look like this:
The widget settings for the most read categories will look like this:
Sources
Lastly the dashboard contains an overview of the most important traffic sources split up in used medium, social sources and used organic search terms.
Installation
I recommend you try to build this dashboard on your own. Not only to understand how it works but also to be able to choose to represent data in a different way. But of course I will provide you with
Hope you enjoy your dashboard. Do you have any questions or suggestions? Leave a comment below.
WooThemes once again showed that they are at the forefront of WordPress development today: they deprecated their WooFramework’s SEO functionality and recommend their users to switch to WordPress SEO by Yoast. I’ve worked closely with Matt Cohen, WooThemes CTO, to build an import functionality for WooThemes users straight into WordPress SEO. I recently added statistics…
I recently added statistics tracking to my two main plugins, and about 125,000 of you have already kindly agreed to send me some anonymous data. Because of that, I now know that
WooSEO Import
The WooSEO import functionality is very simple, activate the WordPress SEO plugin, go to SEO -> Import and you’ll see this:
You can check if the data has imported ok by opening up some posts and seeing if your WordPress SEO box contains the titles and meta descriptions you had entered in WooSEO. If it has imported ok, repeat the process above but check the “Delete the old data” checkbox, this will make sure your database is as clean as can be by deleting the old WooSEO values from the database.
Thank you to WooThemes!
By doing this, WooThemes is finally doing what I’ve been proposing theme companies do
Let me know what you think in the comments, and if you’re a recent “convert” coming from WooSEO, I’d seriously love to hear that too!
I first wrote about Twitter Cards in June, when Twitter had just announced them, today I got a tweet from Paul Savage who noticed that they were now enabled for yoast.com. That’s super awesome news as it means that the implementation I did in my WordPress SEO plugin works. Of course I had to do…
Of course I had to do some tweaking afterwards, because as it turns out Twitter’s scraper for the Twitter Card data is easily confused (it doesn’t understand how to parse multiple og:images meta tags). But let me show you what it means if it works well; if you tweet an article from this site, you’ll see a normal tweet with a new “View Summary” link:
When you click that View summary link, the link “expands” and you’ll see this, the complete Twitter Card:
As you might notice my Twitter account is there twice, the top one is because I’m the author of that article, the second one is because I set the @yoast account as the main account for this site. So if you see an article tweeted that’s been written by Michiel, you’ll see his twitter account on top and the main @yoast account in the bottom:
Can I have Twitter Cards for my site?
I know you’re asking yourself that question. I tested some sites that are running my SEO plugin on which I knew the Twitter Cards implementation in it is activated, but unfortunately couldn’t find any working examples outside of my own site yet. It seems that you really have to
So, the next step is another update of my SEO plugin which improves a bit on the current Twitter Card implementation now that I can test properly, expect that somewhere early next week. This update will also rely on OpenGraph when activated too where possible so you don’t have another 10 lines of Twitter meta data but instead only 3 or 4 lines for Twitter and the rest of the data coming from OpenGraph. Looking forward to seeing this work on other sites that run my SEO plugin!
On any bigger site, you’ll get archive pages of some sort. Whether they are taxonomy or category archives, like this SEO category, Custom Post Type archives like this one for our WordPress plugin reviews or my speaking engagements, or even date archives: they all share the same common traits. In WordPress an archive will, by default, consist…
This lack of introduction gives visitors only two options: leave immediately because they don’t understand where they’ve ended up, or click through to an article, without you having had any chance of pushing them in the right direction.
Because of that, every decent archive needs an “introduction”. This can be as simple as just a header that stands out, but for more important sections of your site, it actually pays of to write a bit of content.
Before you write that content though, you first have to make sure that the content you write actually displays on those archive pages.
Show introductory content on archive pages
Categories, Tags and Custom Taxonomies
For category, tag or custom taxonomy archives, you can simply create a custom template by creating a file. For categories, for instance, this file would be called category.php. If you don’t know how template hierarchy works within WordPress, check out
In this template, above the standard WordPress loop, you add the following code:
<!--?php if ( !get_query_var( \'paged\' ) ) { ?--></pre>\n<h1></h1>\n<pre>\n <!--?php echo wpautop( term_description() ); ?-->\n<!--?php } ?-->This uses the title you set for the category / tag / custom taxonomy, as well as the description, which you can fill in the WordPress backend.
If you uses
Or if that doesn’t work, you can just add this to your child theme’s functions.php (there’s still no need to make that file):
<!--?php <br ?-->function yoast_term_archive_intro() {\n if ( !is_category() && !is_tag() && !is_tax() )\n return;\n\n if( get_query_var( \'paged\' ) )\n return;\n\n echo \'</pre>\n<h1 class="entry-title">\'.single_term_title(\'\', false).\'</h1>\n<pre>\n\';\n echo \'</pre>\n<div class="entry-content">\'.wpautop( term_description() ).\'</div>\n<pre>\n\';\n}\nadd_action( \'genesis_before_loop\', \'yoast_term_archive_intro\', 20 );Of course you can add some extra code or classes in there to style those boxes a bit more.
Custom Post Type archives
For custom post type archives, this might actually be a bit harder. The beginning of the process is the same: you can create a new file, the name of which should contain your post type: archive-{posttype}.php.
Then you could output the name of the post type using the following code:
if ( !get_query_var( \'paged\' ) ) {\n$pt = get_post_type_object( get_post_type() );\necho \'</pre>\n<h1>\'.$pt->labels->name.\'</h1>\n<pre>\n\';\n}This is where the tricky bit comes in though: there is no backend in WordPress to input descriptions for these types of pages, nor is there a preferred way of storing that data. I added input fields for these to my Genesis child theme settings, which is too much to explain here, of course you could also hardcode it but that’s a bit ugly…
Within Genesis, with the data coming from my child theme settings, I output the text using the following code in my functions.php (again, no reason to create a new file):
<!--?php <br ?-->function yoast_cpt_intro() {\n if ( !is_post_type_archive() )\n return;\n\n if( get_query_var( \'paged\' ) )\n return;\n\n $pt = get_post_type();\n if ( genesis_get_option( $pt.\'-title\', \'child-settings\' ) ) {\n echo \'</pre>\n<h1>\'.genesis_get_option( $pt.\'-title\', \'child-settings\' ).\'</h1>\n<pre>\n\';\n echo wpautop( genesis_get_option( $pt.\'-intro\', \'child-settings\' ) );\n }\n}\nadd_action( \'genesis_before_loop\', \'yoast_cpt_intro\', 20 );Prevent duplicate content
To avoid
You might have noticed this line of code in the Genesis examples above:
if( get_query_var( \'paged\' ) )\nreturn;
This does exactly that: prevent the duplicate content.
Styling the archive introduction text
You should make sure that your introductory text for your archive really stands out. Remember, it’s not “just” there for SEO reasons, it’s there because people will read it! It’s very tempting to make it look just like another post, but you should take a bit more time and style it properly.
I personally like the way we’ve done that in our recent redesign, this is for instance what the
Of course, the text for that introduction is a bit poor. I should probably do a much better job myself of explaining people where to go for what kinds of content, so I’ll get right on that once I finish this post… Which brings me to the last bit:
HTML in category descriptions
HTML in descriptions for categories, tags and custom taxonomies is currently disallow by default. I think that’s changing in an upcoming release, but for now you’ll have to fix that. If you’re using my WordPress SEO plugin, this has already been fixed for you, if not, AppThemes has quite a
Let me know what you did with your archive pages in the comments, I’m very curious to see good examples!
Twitter is the website / web service most of us love and sometimes hate, a service that has become an integral part of most of our online identities. It’s one of the services we expect to be there when we Google ourselves or other people. So when you Google yourself and instead of twitter.com, you…
Twitter is the website / web service most of us love and sometimes hate, a service that has become an integral part of most of our online identities. It’s one of the services we expect to be there when we Google ourselves or other people. So when you Google yourself and instead of twitter.com, you see a weird result, you think “huh”. Then, when you’re like me, you try to figure out what caused that and once you figure it, you think “d0h!”. You’d think the people at Twitter would know better than to use relative URLs or even worse, a HOST header to determine the domain, resulting in this result when you search for my name:
Relative URLs stink. They really do. All sorts of SEO problems on the web are caused by the use of relative URLs in links, canonicals and more. We find issues with them in our
What are relative URLs?
Relative URLs are all URLs that do not contain a fully qualified domain name and path, but instead just the path or a portion of the path. So when your website is example.com, you could be linking to your contact page from your homepage like this:
<a href="contact.html">Contact</a>
And back to your homepage from your contact page like this:
<a href="/">Home</a>
The / refers to the directory / on the domain. So even when you’re three levels deep in a directory structure, linking to / would link to the frontpage. Lastly, when you’re on the corporate page of your about section, for instance example.com/about/corporate.html, you could link to your contact page like this:
<a href="../contact.html">Contact</a>
All the resulting URLs are calculated by your browser based on the base URL. By default, this is the current URL that’s in your location bar, but using the base element, you could set it to something else, like this:
<base href="http://www.example.com/subdirectory/">
Doing this would make the second link above, the link to /, resolve to http://www.example.com/subdirectory/.
This was all fine when HTML was invented and websites consisted of real static HTML pages in directory structures. Now though, most of the web is built with content management systems, changing URLs is easier and some URLs might behave differently than what you’d expect. Because of that, relative URLs can cause a few different types of issues, all of which can be pretty detrimental for your SEO and your server performance.
Why are relative URLs still being used?
Relative URLs are often used because developers have a test environment on another hostname and it makes it easy for them to move stuff between their test environment and their live environment. Other reasons include that it’s “just easier in website maintenance”. They’re also, in my opinion falsely,
In reality, all of these reasons are false when you look at the bigger picture. The few minutes a developer might save by using relative URLs are offset by countless hours an SEO might be spending to solve the issues caused.
Some of the problems caused by relative URLs
Issues caused by the use of relative URLs are vast and plentiful, and any seasoned SEO can probably give you a few examples of clients that have had huge losses because of them. Let me show you a couple of them:
A completely indexed test environment
When you have a menu structure that relies on relative URLs, one wrong link in your content to your test environment would cause the entire test environment to be spidered and indexed, causing massive
Spider traps
Most of the times I’ve found what we call “spider traps” they’re caused by wrongly used relative URLs. Let me show you an example: a site linking to ./example instead of ../example/, from the /contact/ page. A link to ./ means you’re linking to the current directory. When the current URL ends in /contact/ this means that a link to ./example/ resolves to /contact/example/. So clicking that link would take me to http://www.example.com/contact/example/, if your CMS is set up to serve the same page for /contact/example/ as it serves for /contact/, which is a very common case, you’ll now have a spider trap. Because that /content/example/ page also links to ./example/, which now resolves to /contact/example/example/, which then links to ./example/ again and thus links to /contact/example/example/example/ etc. etc. etc. You probably get the issue, and I hope you also understand why this could be very detrimental for your search engine rankings.
These kinds of issues are very easily found using a tool like
Relative canonical URLs
Issues can also be caused by using relative canonical URLs. A
A little knowledge is a dangerous thing…
At Twitter, they figured out that they shouldn’t use relative canonicals. So a developer there thought he was smart and probably defined the domain part of the canonical URL using the HOST header information. This causes the very issue that I talked about in the introduction above, because now the IP result in the screenshot above has a canonical URL pointing to itself, causing Google to show Twitter’s IP’s in search results everywhere instead of the proper domain…
Protocol-relative URLs
Another issue is the so-called protocol relative URL. This is a URL that leaves of the http:// or https:// bit. This type of relative URL does have its uses, but it should not be deployed outside of those useful cases. The useful cases are when it’s used inside JavaScript or CSS, so files are served over the same protocol as the current page, especially because when you’re on a https URL, serving anything over http basically breaks the security. Using protocol relative URLs within links or canonical URLs is a very bad idea though, because you can still have duplicate content issues between http and https versions of a website.
The solution
WordPress core has this solution solved in a very nice way, using a couple of solutions:
Absolute URLs everywhere
Whenever WordPress outputs a URL, it’s always a full, absolute URL. For the domain name part of that it uses the domain you set in the General settings. This is the type of solution everyone should use: the domain name should be in a configuration file, this would allow you to still easily migrate between development environment and live environment by just using different configuration files.
Canonical Redirects
Whenever WordPress detects that you are on a specific article but are not using the proper “canonical” URL, it’ll try to 301 redirect you to the correct version. For the cases when it doesn’t detect this (it for instance ignores query parameters added to the URL), there is:
The canonical link URL element
When you’re on a single post or page, WordPress puts out a
Conclusion
Twitter’s issue could be rather easily resolved, as we’ve discussed, by using proper absolute URLs everywhere in their code. There are no real good arguments against not doing that. While Twitter is not a direct e-commerce site and might not have the biggest of issues with losing a bit of traffic, I’ve had issues with relative URLs and relative canonicals at clients that have cost those clients upwards of a hundred thousand euro’s. The very small gain in web development time, if any, is never, ever, worth that.
So you should be using absolute URLs at all times, canonical redirects when possible and canonical link elements should ideally be on every page you serve out. After all, when you’re building a brand, do you really want to lose that brand in the search result pages? I think that’s a waste and I’m guessing you do too.
Yoast keeps changing and growing in many, many ways. One of those is a redesign, which is now live. We’re finally using the theme framework we’ve been recommending to others for ages: StudioPress’ Genesis. We used an external developer for most of the development, just because I’m too pressed for time myself and didn’t want…
I hope you like it, a longer story on the how and why of this will come soon, as we make sure we’ve fixed all small bugs.
Other changes at Yoast
But there’s more… While we work on the new design, we can also tell you that we’ve actually hired a part-time designer, who’ll be joining us September 1st to start out several new projects. We’re excited to have her on board but we won’t tell you more than that just yet!
Related to that I have finally convinced my wife that I need her in the company too, to head up our research “department” (she’s a Ph. D. in criminology/sociology). While she will continue to teach and do research at
One more thing…
That’s it for now, enjoy the new design and make sure you subscribe to the newsletter so we can keep you up to date.
In our website reviews we regularly encounter websites who’ve got just as many tags as posts, or 20,000 posts and 5,000 tags. This is undesirable as it means you’re not using tags to relate your posts together, which is what you should do. We usually tell them to optimize their tags but that’s easier to…
In our
That’s not something you want to do manually, as it’s a lot of work. That’s why I built a tool called the Term Optimizer. This tool helps you find tags or other taxonomy terms that are used only once, or even less, and allows you to merge them, redirect them, etc.
Optimize your WordPress Tags with the Term Optimizer
It’s simple, once you’ve bought the file, you place it in your WordPress root directory, it needs to have wp- load.php in the same directory. You then open the URL and you’ll be seeing an interface like this (click for larger version):
By default it’ll search for all tags that are used less than 4 times. As you can see, there’s a checkbox before each post. If you check them and use the drop down in the top, you can choose from several actions:
If you choose merge and selected, you’ll be presented with a second screen that allows you to choose the tag you want to merge these tags with. Once that’s done, if your .htaccess file is writeable, the tool will automatically add the redirect lines to your .htaccess file.
Pressing delete will do something similar, you’ll be able to redirect to the homepage, to a category or to a custom URL:
This allows you to optimize your tags with only a few minutes / hours work, instead of having to get a developer to do all this work for you.
Quickly Adding Tags to Posts
Sometimes you realize that you should have created a certain tag and it’s now a lot of work to do that through the interface. With the term optimizer you can do that quite simply (click for larger image):
Buy this Tool, start Optimizing your Tags Now!
We’ll be making this available to our past website review customers who need it for free, if you’re not a website review customer but just want to clean up your tags or other terms, you can buy it now:
Two days ago, Twitter introduced a new system called Twitter Cards (see their docs). It allows site owners to enhance the expanded tweets Twitter creates for their site, much in the same was as OpenGraph tags give site owners the chance to determine what their posts & pages will look like when shared on Facebook. In…
A while back Alex posted about og:description, og:title and og:image.
This means that for a full Twitter Cards implementation, you only really need to add three lines to your site. For instance for every post
<meta name="twitter:card" value="summary">\n<meta name="twitter:site" value="@yoast">\n<meta name="twitter:creator" value="@michielheijmans">
All the other data would be taken from the OpenGraph metadata that’s already there. When I noticed this, I realized that the Twitter Card implementation for my SEO plugin would be a breeze; so I went ahead and build it. I’m currently waiting for access to their beta so I can test it, but the implementation is mostly done. It’ll add a Twitter contact field to every user’s profile using the
What Twitter Cards mean for OpenGraph
As you’ll understand, Twitter Cards made OpenGraph even more important than it already was. No site on the web should be without the basic OpenGraph meta data anymore. Microsoft recently announced
It makes sense too: the OpenGraph protocol is relatively easy yet allows for a bit more than just a meta description and title tag. So go forth and implement OpenGraph!
Merge it all into one standard
There are some things that obviously need to be worked on though. The fact that Twitter requires the twitter:card meta tag sort of annoys me, as it seems to me they could have just mapped the og:type meta tag for that, which would make implementation even easier. The same goes for the og:url meta tag, Facebook falls back to the rel=canonical element when it’s there and there is no og:url element, I’m hoping Twitter will do the same but they haven’t specified it yet.
In the
og:… twitter:… – it’s like vendor prefixes for meta tags! looks like a good opportunity to create a microformat based on commonalities among all this vendor-specific work.
All I can say is: yes! Hell yes! Because before you know it, Pinterest will create some meta tags too, StumbleUpon will follow and we’ll have even more code spaghetti in the <head>s of our pages.
For now though, I like what Twitter did with their Twitter Cards change, here’s to hoping I get into the beta soon.
Update September 5th, 2012: it now works for yoast.com! Here are some
WordPress comes with a “default” set of user contact fields, which has always looked random to me: AIM, Yahoo IM and Jabber / Google Talk, instead of what I’d want to have there: Twitter, Facebook and Google+. A while back I got frustrated enough to have a look at how this was actually dealt with…
WordPress comes with a “default” set of user contact fields, which has always looked random to me: AIM, Yahoo IM and Jabber / Google Talk, instead of what I’d want to have there: Twitter, Facebook and Google+. A while back I got frustrated enough to have a look at how this was actually dealt with in the backend of WordPress, and fix it, so in WordPress 2.9 an API was added as a result of ticket
This change allowed for developers to add user contact fields in a very simple way. The example code below adds Twitter and removes Yahoo IM, and yes, this is all the code that’s needed to do it:
function add_twitter_contactmethod( $contactmethods ) {\n // Add Twitter\n if ( !isset( $contactmethods[\'twitter\'] ) )\n $contactmethods[\'twitter\'] = \'Twitter\';\n\n // Remove Yahoo IM\n if ( isset( $contactmethods[\'yim\'] ) )\n unset( $contactmethods[\'yim\'] );\n\n return $contactmethods;\n}\nadd_filter( \'user_contactmethods\', \'add_twitter_contactmethod\', 10, 1 );Easy does it, right? Retrieving the user contact field isn’t much harder either, for example, if you’re on a singular page, use the following code:
if ( is_singular() ) {\n global $post;\n $twitter = get_the_author_meta( \'twitter\', $post->post_author );\n}And there you have it! My
if ( is_singular() ) {\n global $post;\n the_author_meta( \'googleplus\', $post->post_author );\n}As you can see this uses the_author_meta instead of get_the_author_meta. The $post global and the $post->post_author reference would strictly speaking not even be needed as they’re called from the global otherwise within the function, but this might prevent issues with retrieving the wrong user contact fields.
That’s it! Now you can add and remove user contact fields as you wish. You can do this in your theme’s functions.php or in a plugin, be sure to add the isset code around it to prevent notices though!
My WordPress SEO plugin has been updated to 1.2. A few weeks back I did a series of bug fix updates and while doing that I noticed there where things that were really bugging me in the plugin. Everybody seemed to focus on the settings and hardly anyone was working with the snippet preview and…
My WordPress SEO plugin has been updated to 1.2. A few weeks back I did a series of bug fix updates and while doing that I noticed there where things that were really bugging me in the plugin. Everybody seemed to focus on the settings and hardly anyone was working with the snippet preview and the page analysis functionality, in my opinion the most important pieces of the plugin. This update will try and gently push you to use that functionality more.
Next to that, I also did a major overhaul of the two most important settings pages, so let’s discuss these changes first:
The new SEO settings pages
The plugin used to have a “Titles” and an “Indexation” page. That was confusing as the titles page also covered the meta descriptions and had pieces for each (custom) post type and (custom) taxonomy and the Indexation page had other settings for these same post types and taxonomies. So I decided to merge them into one and divide them into tabs for the separate sections.
These sections now look as follows:
And the section for post types:
As you can see, they’re much cleaner. Both post types and taxonomies can now be noindex, followed straight from this interface as well, with the option to override the global setting on a per post or per term (eg. a tag or category) basis.
Rel=”author”
As I mentioned in my previous post about
Default Settings
The WordPress SEO plugin until now always lacked proper default settings. It had them but it didn’t show them to the user in the titles section and it didn’t have them for various other sections. While there’s still more work to do with guiding people to get the right settings, the plugin now sets defaults that should work well for 99% of sites on install.
This also means the plugin, when freshly installed, will now automatically enable XML Sitemaps and will detect automatically whether force rewrite needs to be enabled or not. That should save me some support headaches.
But, as I said, those sections aren’t really that important. This bit is:
The Snippet Preview & Focus keyword
An enormous amount of bugs have been fixed in the snippet preview and the focus keyword functionality. Most of them are related to non-ascii characters and languages such as Russian and Arabian, but others involve keywords with dollar signs or even simple dashes. “
The bolding of keywords in the snippet preview has also been fixed for all cases I knew went wrong. If you still have issues, be sure to let me know through the forums; but I fully expect this release to fix most of them.
The Page Analysis functionality
When I introduced this functionality in May 2011 I thought it was the best thing since sliced bread, but as I said, I couldn’t get enough people to use it properly. Linkdex, who contributed the original code, always calculated a “score” for each page based on that code and I had decided to not use that score. The reason I left it out was simple: I didn’t want people to optimize for that last percent.
For this release, I decided it was time to re-think that approach and come up with something better. Now, each post, page or other post type will get a “score”, but there are only 4 options:
- bad (red)
- poor (orange)
- ok (yellow)
- good (green)
They look as follows:
This score is shown inside the publish box:
But, more importantly, it’s also shown in the overview of posts and pages, alongside other key SEO info (click for large version):
As you can see, you can show the SEO score, the focus keyword, the meta description and the title; and you have the ability to sort by the first three of those values. This makes it easy to find posts that don’t have a focus keyword or have a low SEO score. You can also easily disable those columns that you’d rather not see. Within the posts overview, there are two colors for posts that aren’t a score. Grey means the post has no focus keyword and thus no score; blue means the post is set to noindex, so the score doesn’t matter.
Questions and Answers about this release
- Why is this 1.2 and not 2.0?
- Will all my settings be saved when I upgrade?
- Does this version do X?
- You removed the setting for X, how can I change that now?
That’s it! Go and play with it and let me know what you think about this upgrade in the comments!
No this title wasn’t a pun. It’s dead serious. My buddy Arjan discovered yesterday that Google is now allowing rel=”author” markup through a <link> element in the head of your site. This makes adding rel=”author” to your site properly a lot easier, and allows me to add it to my WordPress SEO plugin. The rel=”author” link…
The rel=”author” link element
So the element should look like this:
<link rel=\"author\" href=\"https://plus.google.com/115369062315673853712/posts\"/>
Where the Google+ link should link to your Google+ profile. It’s really that simple. I reached out to Google to get confirmation that this would work and would keep working and they confirmed. So making author highlights work is now a three step process:
Getting author highlights
It’s a simple three step process:
- Add the above link to the <head> of the URLs you’d like your face to appear on.
- On your Google+ profile, you need to make sure to have a link pointing back to the site you want the author highlight to work on.
- Make sure your +1′s are public on your Google+ profile or it won’t work.
Once you’ve done the above, use the
rel=”author” in my WordPress SEO plugin
This already works in the development version of my WordPress SEO plugin, you can download that from the
If you’re looking for it in the development version, there are two spots: on each users profile page there’s a new Google+ contact method:
When a user fills this out, the link will automatically be added to each post or page he/she publishes. On the “new” Title’s & Meta’s settings page under SEO, you’ll find a drop down which allows you to choose which author should be shown on the frontpage:
That’s it. Let me know whether this works for you!
I am the last one to tell a website owner that his job is to become the local SEO or usability expert. That would be unrealistic. Why should a constructor learn SEO? He should not. Why should a gardner know all about user experience? He should not. But how about applying some common sense to…
I am the last one to tell a website owner that his job is to become the local SEO or usability expert. That would be unrealistic. Why should a constructor learn SEO? He should not. Why should a gardner know all about user experience? He should not. But how about applying some common sense to your website?
Let’s go over an imaginary website, top to bottom:
Browser
Your browser has a couple of spots where your <title> is shown, like in the upper left and on a tab. That means your page title should start with he main subject of the page, not your site name. If it would start with your site name, all tabs would read the same title.
Next to that, you want your browser to display the website as quick as possible, meaning you should make your website as fast as possible. Sure, browser cache and compression might be way over your head, but how about not using a template with tables and combining your CSS and JavaScript files? Or lowering the number of CSS and JavaScript files by losing all ‘extra’ WordPress plugins, assuming your site is in WordPress of course.
Header
Do your really think putting all these items in your header help visitors or Google:
- RSS, Facebook, Twitter, Google+
- Telephone number
- Additional menu for About Us, Privacy Policy, Contact, Directions, Terms & Conditions
- Subscription form for email newsletter
- Banner for your own or even worse other company’s products
- Quality Marks
- etc
And all that in the first 100px of your website. Squeezed together and made to be skipped anyway. That header area should contain only the necessary, all other items should be in a sidebar or footer area. If you want people to call you, list your phone number. Make it large, but no larger than your logo. If you are the best painter in Maine, make that statement in the header. No need for all the other fuzz.
With your header comes the menu (in most cases). If you would list 30 items in the menu, do you think that would add focus to your website or do you think just using six items would guide your visitor more? Consider creating a submenu and add that structure to your breadcrumbs as well.
So far I have not mentioned anything strange or difficult to implement, right? It’s all common sense and you have thought at least 10 times “I know that already”. So why are not all websites set up with these basics? Why is there so much crap on the web?
Content
Your page content should contain at least 300 words. That has a simple reason: would your page be a great source for the topic or keyword you want to rank for when it would only contain 50 words? Is that all there is to say about that keyword? I don’t believe that, you don’t believe that and Google does not believe that. There should be a significant amount of content for your page to be considered a great source of information.
Of course you will write some posts or pages that are much shorter, like your contact page, but do your really want to rank that page? No, not on most websites. Don’t go crazy over this on pages like that, that’s not worth the effort. Get them on your site with other pages and guide them to your contact form.
An easy way to do that is by using
Focus in your content can be achieved by adding subheadings to your text that should be structured in (again) a logical matter, pretty much the same way you should set up a Word document:
- H1
- H2
- H3
- H3
- H2
That also means one H1 per page, being the site name on the homepage and the page title on the other pages.
I think we all agree nowadays that reading on a computer screen is not as pleasant as reading text on paper. But we should make things as convenient as possible: make short sentences and even more important, create short paragraphs. I’d like to create paragraphs that are four to eight lines long and I hope this is a nice read ;)
In these paragraphs you should link to your own pages as well as to other websites. The great thing about these links to your own pages is that these links are really valuable as they are surrounded with relevant, related content. Next to that, you can easily use your keywords of choice in the anchor text. Unfortunately most people seem to think that these links should only go to other websites. A regrettable misunderstanding.
Sharing
If you write great content.. Let me rephrase that: provided you write great content, people will be more than willing to tell others about your piece. Of course you should add social sharing buttons below the content. These buttons should not be styled in some fashionable way, but should look like the commonly used share buttons – see below this post ;) – for better recognition as sharing buttons.
I’d use Facebook, Twitter, Share-by-email and Google+ for all websites, Linkedin for business news / economy related websites and Pinterest only when you have that amazing image in the post that people might want to share. Do not list a share option, just because people you know are using it, but only use those sharing options you think are relevant for your website.
The fashionable buttons can be used for subscription options, like links to your Facebook profile or your Youtube channel. In most cases, the square icons are used for this, or the round icons you find on yoast.com.
Footer
This is not a great footer:
© SomewebsiteImade.com. All rights reserved. Reproduction of this content only after written permission.
First: really? Share buttons and telling people they should not use your content on other websites? We actually encountered this in one of the
Next to that, I think the entire footer should be used for extra contact information (or a small form) and other information that you really want to list on your website like a small link list, perhaps some recent news items and a small category list (max 8 items or so). Not sure about this, but why not throw in some social profiles as well..
What I really dislike is a footer that has one million links in it. That reduces the value of all other links and all focus on the page.
So, in conclusion, I think you should not so much focus on hearsay about SEO, but think about what seems logical and makes the most sense. Only when your website makes common sense to you, you should go look for someone that can help you with the not so logical Search Engine and Usability optimization issues ;)
Any additions?
Common sense is not as easy as it looks for a lot of people. If you have any comments or additions to the list above, please drop me a line in the comments!
One thing we often recommend in our site analyses, is the use of introductory content on a homepage. We get quite a lot response on that, with people being unclear how to do that. “Where should I put that content?” or “How long should that content be?” or the one I dislike the most: “I…
One thing we often recommend
The main goal of introductory content
I can not emphasize this enough. Introductory content is meant for your most valued visitors: us people and Google. Introductory content helps those visitors to grasp the leitmotif of your website. It also tells the visitor why you are the source to turn to, whether or not in combination with the title of your website.
There are two main ways to list that introductory content:
The right slogan or tagline as introductory content
The Chicago Tribune can do that this way and get away with it. But if you are a local news agency that brings mainly local news, you might need a different approach. Just the tagline might not be enough.
Suppose you are running the website of that more local newsletter, for instance the
A huge number of inbound links is telling Google what the Chicago Tribune is about, but I can’t imagine Stowe Today benefitting from such a number of in-links. The website will have to tell Google itself what it is about. It’s not.
The website starts off with a lot of (local) banner ads and some featured articles, but nowhere on that page it tells me ‘bringing you local news from Stowe, including human interest stories, upcoming events and more’. If I would not have known better, it might also have been a blog from a very enthusiastic local student, earning an extra buck this way. I also checked the
Adding a few paragraphs as an introduction
Most news websites or webshops think they have no space for a few extra paragraphs of introductory content. The website should start with either news or products. I call bullsh*t on that.
I’m not a big fan of the somewhat sneaky way the
But that is just one way. I’m a much bigger fan of the way
“But they just have a couple of products”. I hear you, that’s right. But how about the way
I think that is a pretty good practice, since your products tell a global story and you are able to refine that with the additional introduction below.
Your two cents
I’d like to make a bold statement on introductory content for webshops and am looking forward to your opinion on that, as a webdesigner, SEO or customer:
A webshop’s homepage does not need any overview of products. A great textual introduction works much better.
Looking forward to your thoughts!
We’re getting quite a few site review requests and SEO consultancy requests recently for people that have been hit by a sudden drop in traffic after the recent Google Penguin update. Because there has been quite some news about Google’s Penguin update and before that its Panda update, people are blaming those. In our perspective,…
Why you’d want to know whether the Penguin update caused it
The idea is that if you know which update caused your traffic to drop and you know what that update targeted, you only have to fix that specific issue and your rankings will be magically restored. The reality is that it’s really not that black and white. Quite often now people blame one update, but if we look at the SearchMetrics stats for their domain, they’ve had a gradual decline over the last few months with a bigger decline in recent weeks. If we based our actions solely on what Penguin update targeted (and that’s not even really clear yet within the SEO community) we might be missing other issues.
There were other updates that didn’t get named by Google in the same way but had a huge impact in some countries. We’ve seen sites with over-optimized anchor text being hit from the beginning of the year already, but suddenly people now attribute that to Penguin. The end result for you as a site owner: it doesn’t matter.
You need to fix all your issues, not just the ones that this specific update “targets”.
How to get “your” traffic back
First of all, it’s not your traffic. It’s Google’s traffic. Being mad at Google, or anyone else for that matter, won’t help you one bit, it’s Google’s traffic and they can do what they want with it. So to regain the traffic your website was getting from Google, you need to play by their rules and in all honesty: those rules haven’t changed all that much over the last 10 years. The only thing that’s happening is that all the ways people found of bending those rules are slowly breaking.
Don’t try and play a game with Google if you don’t understand what you’re doing. There are dozens of great blackhats out there whom I respect, but that’s because they do their own research and they don’t start complaining publicly when Google catches them. If you have to read about and apply other people’s tricks, you’re probably not going to win. As the old saying goes: if you can’t stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen.
So how do you get your traffic back? By getting your site re-aligned with Google’s values. If you’ve lost in the Panda update or Penguin update and now recently lost a lot of traffic again, Google is sending you a message: your website doesn’t fit our idea of quality. Fix that. Don’t try to remove the one or two links that you think might have hurt you.
Now of course, you’re more than welcome to
I’m currently sitting in the conference room for BlueGlass LA, listening to Marty Weintraub and finishing my presentation I’ll be giving this afternoon. Which leads me to the point of this post as I’m going to try and prove a point, therefore the following video is not really meant for you to watch but for…
I’m currently sitting in the conference room for
As a side note, BlueGlass LA is probably the best conference I’ve been to in a while, with a ridiculous line-up of speakers, if you’re going to go to an internet marketing conference, BlueGlass conferences are seriously among the very best in the US, second only to SEOktoberfest.
When I released my updated WordPress SEO article a few weeks back, my buddy Avinash was kind enough to tweet it. He tweeted it, at first, with a bo.lt link. Bo.lt is a sharing service that allows you to basically make a copy of a page and add some notes or even some changes to…
You see, bo.lt makes a copy of the page at the moment it’s prepared for sharing, they say they do that because of speed. As Avinash tweets a lot, he probably made that copy a couple of hours before he shared it. This wouldn’t be so much of an issue if I hadn’t added stuff to the page in the mean time and fixed a lot of typo’s. Everyone who’d use Avinash’s link wouldn’t see those changes. And bo.lt decided that for me, without asking me anything, or even worse, giving me the option to opt-out.
SEO Impact
Surely those bo.lt guys are at least trying to give the rankings for those pages people share through its service their links back? No. They don’t. Well, not unless you’re not already adding rel=\"canonical\" elements to your site yourself. Each user has its own subdomain. Avinash’s subdomain is zqi.bo.lt. As you can
No Analytics
They claim a webmaster gets all his normal stuff, ads and analytics etc. Except that for both Clicky and Google Analytics there are no views measured for that bo.lt link, because Clicky refuses pageviews from other domains and I’ve filtered those out of Google Analytics to prevent others from rendering my analytics useless (yes, people do try that). So, “my” visitors don’t get the changes I made to the copy, making me look stupid and I can’t track which visitors those were and where they came from… At this point, I want out.
Opt Out
I’ve gone through their documentation, both normal and for developers, and there simply is no documented way to opt-out. So I decided to dive a bit deeper and figure out which user-agent bo.lt uses. It turns out that they actually do have a
Bo.lt, please add an option to opt my sites out of your service.
Also, in my opinion, if you’re using bo.lt, you should probably start considering alternatives.
Disclaimer: please be aware that I like Avinash a lot and don’t blame him for anything. He’s a great guy and an inspiration to a lot of us in the online marketing industry. It’s the bo.lt service I dislike and I think that after reading this he will switch to something else as well.
A “hard” out
I figured out a “hard” way to get out of bo.lt doing its thing, add the following to your .htaccess file:
RewriteBase /\nRewriteEngine on\nRewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} bo.lt/ua\nRewriteRule . - [F,L]This will block bo.lt, giving it a “forbidden” page.
My Google Analytics plugin recently hit 3 million downloads and my WordPress SEO plugin hit its first million downloads. I thought those stats were cool and I decided to have an infographic made with more WordPress stats and dive in a little bit more and gather some stats that I thought would be interesting. If you…
If you read any blogs in the world, by now you’ll know
I asked
WordPress Stats
The type of SEO I help my clients do and promote to you using this blog is often labeled white hat SEO because it stays within Google’s and other search engines guidelines. Other SEO’s don’t care about Google’s guidelines as much and do what’s called “black hat SEO”. Far too often though, black hat SEO…
The type of SEO I help my clients do and promote to you using this blog is often labeled white hat SEO because it stays within Google’s and other search engines guidelines. Other SEO’s don’t care about Google’s guidelines as much and do what’s called “black hat SEO”. Far too often though, black hat SEO is confused with the hacking of sites and the use of other tactics not outside the laws of Google but the laws of our lands. I think it’s time for me to explain where I stand in this.
My background
As a former Theology student and as someone raised in the Christian tradition, I have a fairly specific (and in some eyes: stringent) set of ethics. I don’t work on gambling or porn related sites because of that. I’m aware that others have different opinions on this and I don’t judge others when they have other ethics with regards to their work. To each his own. Sometimes though, I draw the line. Among my friends are some of the world’s best black hat SEO’s. These are also guys that will never break a law or willfully hurt other people to get their rankings, they just game Google’s algorithms. I know
Spammy Link Building in the Netherlands
The last few days there’s been
Outing Non-ethical SEO practices: immoral?
Recently Joe Hall, whom I respect a lot, did a post saying
Policing the web
Joe goes further and says:
“If your paycheck doesn’t say “Google” on it, it’s not your job to police the web.”
My paycheck doesn’t say Google. I’m not policing the web. Neither is Google. Google is trying to maintain a set of rules within its own index. It has all the rights in the world to do that. My paycheck doesn’t say “WordPress” either, yet I help develop that project because we all benefit. There really is such a thing as “the common good”. That’s entirely different from outing every SEO I find that does something outside of Google’s guidelines, I’m smart enough to create my own set of ethics. I hope you are too. I for one intend to help them battle unethical SEO’s because I think we all benefit from that.
The key to conversing a visitor into a client is the creation of trust. Your product can be the greatest thing on earth or the dullest office supply ever, both can be sold online when your visitor knows you are the best supplier for that product or service. We often advise on how to gain…
The key to conversing a visitor into a client is the creation of trust. Your product can be the greatest thing on earth or the dullest office supply ever, both can be sold online when your visitor knows you are the best supplier for that product or service.
We often advise on how to gain trust in our
1. Use clear and normal language
This is an often overseen issue that causes a lot of misgrief with your visitors. You should speak their language, not drown them in a sea of technical specs you don’t even understand yourself. Use a clear and direct style of writing. Keep your audience in mind. Do not focus on telling them what you want to tell them, focus on providing as many arguments as possible why their quality of life improves after buying that specific product.
2. Testimonials
Do not brag about your products yourself. If your products or services are really that good, I’m sure you’ll find someone else that can do the bragging for you. Make sure your visitor understand that the testimonial is written by an actual customer, by listing at least name and company and if the customer agrees, even a picture of him. Video seems to be the next big thing in testimonials, by the way. In my opinion, that video testimonial should be accompanied by a written excerpt:
3. Verified signs
Everyone can create a verified sign, so don’t let those verified signs fool you. But the majority of your visitors actually believe that you are the ‘Most appreciated hairdresser of Mississippi’ or the ‘Best Plummer 2006′. Man, I hate those signs. But when the signs are from well-known companies, they really do add value to a webshop:
By investing in the guidelines of the right verification companies the webshop shows that it has been keeping the customer in mind when setting up the website.
4. Pictures
If you recognize the woman on this picture, please call the following toll-free number…:
You can do better than that stock photo. Listing actual pictures of yourself and/or your employees pushes conversion due to recognition and identification.
5. List your physical address
This one is really simple: people want to know there is a place to go to in case of problems (if any). Having an actual store next to your webshop works even better, especially if a lot of your customers are relatively local.
In the Netherlands
6. What happens after check-out?
There’s this hesitation in almost all buying decisions: right before you click the Pay Now button. What’s going to happen next? Am I charged for taxes, import, anything else? Can I select a wrapping paper? Explain what happens after clicking that button. That way the customer is included in your ordering process and there are absolutely no suprises. That can be done with just a few short lines of text:
7. Show you care about more than making money
The most important thing is that your website has to reflect your believe in the product or service you provide. Just a list of products is not enough. Also tell your customer about your company, your main values or mission statement. I really love the 1% for the Planet from Yvon Chouinard (Patagonia) and Craig Mathews (Blue Ribbon Flies)
We’d love to hear your tips!
If you are selling products or services on your website, you must have thought about this subject. I’m curious: What have you done on your website to increase trust? What are you going to do?
This plugin allows a webmaster to easily create and add contact forms to WordPress. The contact form will let the user send emails to a site\'s admin, and also send a meeting request to talk over phone or video. An administration panel is present, where the webmaster can create and preview unlimited forms.
\n\nFeatures a super easy admin panel, multi-form feature, autoresponder, no templates to mess with, and an option to redirect visitors to any URL after the message is sent. Includes CAPTCHA and Akismet support to block all common spammer tactics. Spam is no longer a problem. You can add extra fields of any type: text, textarea, checkbox, checkbox-multiple, radio, select, select-multiple, attachment, date, time, hidden, password, and fieldset.
\n\n\n\nHelp Keep This Plugin Free
\n\nIf you find this plugin useful to you, please consider making a small donation to help contribute to my time invested and to further development. Thanks for your kind support! - Mike Challis
\n\nFeatures:\n\n- \n
- Super easy customizable Options from Admin settings page. \n
- Multi-Form feature that allows you to have as many different forms as you need.See FAQ \n
- Optional extra fields of any type: text, textarea, checkbox, checkbox-multiple, radio, select, select-multiple, attachment, date, time, hidden, password, fieldset(box). See FAQ \n
- File attachments are supported, see here for details: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/416371 \n
- Backup/restore tool. You can backup/restore all your forms or single forms and settings.See FAQ \n
- Easy to hide subject and message fields for use as a newsletter signup. \n
- Supports sending mail to multiple departments.See FAQ \n
- Optional - redirect to any URL after message sent. \n
- Optional - posted data can be sent as a query string on the redirect URL. See faq \n
- Optional - autoresponder E-mail message.See FAQ \n
- Valid coding for HTML, XHTML, HTML STRICT, Section 508, and WAI Accessibility. \n
- Uses simple inline error messages. \n
- Reloads form data and warns user if user forgets to fill out a field. \n
- Validates syntax of E-mail address. \n
- CAPTCHA can be turned off or hidden from logged in users and or admins. \n
- Multi \"E-mail to\" contact support. \n
- Auto form fill for logged in users. \n
- Customizable form field titles. \n
- Customizable CSS style. \n
- Sends E-mail with UTF-8 character encoding for US and International character support. \n
- Pre-fill in form fields from a URL query string. See FAQ \n
- Save emails to the WordPress database, or export to CSV or Excel. See FAQ \n
- I18n language translation support. See FAQ \n
- \n
- Offer visitors to Schedule Meetings as part of your Contact Form \n
- Set your availability and synchronize your contact form with your Google calendar \n
- Meet online with web-based video meeting room \n
- Meet over phone conference \n
- Record your meetings \n
- Collect payments and bill for your time and services \n
- Send a payment request once a meeting is completed or secure a fee in advance according to your hourly rate \n
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- It has very tight security, stops all automated spammers. \n
- Akismet spam protection support. \n
- Spam checks E-mail address input from common spammer tactics...\nprevents spammer forcing to:, cc:, bcc:, newlines, and other E-mail injection attempts to spam the world. \n
- Makes sure the contact form was posted from your blog domain name only. \n
- Filters all form inputs from HTML and other nasties. \n
- E-mail message footer shows blog username(if logged on), Date/Time timestamp, IP address, and user agent (browser version) of user who contacted you. \n
- \n
- Uses Open-source free PHP CAPTCHA library by http://www.phpcaptcha.org (customized version included) \n
- Abstract background with multi colored, angled, and transparent text \n
- Arched lines through text \n
- Refresh button to reload captcha if you cannot read it \n
- CAPTCHA can be disabled in Options \n
- \n
- Works with Wordpress 2.8+, WPMU, and BuddyPress (Wordpress 3.0+ is highly recommended) \n
- PHP5 \n
- PHP register_globals and safe_mode should be set to \"Off\". \n
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Install automatically through the
Plugins,Add Newmenu in WordPress, or upload thesi-contact-formfolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory. \nActivate the plugin through the
Pluginsmenu in WordPress. Look for the Settings link to configure the Options. \nAdd the shortcode
[si-contact-form form=\'1\']in a Page, Post, or Text Widget. Here is how: Log into your blog admin dashboard. ClickPages, clickAdd New, add a title to your page, enter the shortcode[si-contact-form form=\'1\']in the page, uncheckAllow Comments, clickPublish. \nTest an email from your form.
\nUpdates are automatic. Click on \"Upgrade Automatically\" if prompted from the admin menu. If you ever have to manually upgrade, simply deactivate, uninstall, and repeat the installation steps with the new version.
\n
I just installed this and do not get any email from it, what could be wrong?
\n\nSee FAQ page: How to troubleshoot mail delivery
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\nContact Form optionstab on theAdmin Pluginspage. \n - \n
\n screenshot-4.gif adding the shortcode
\n[si-contact-form form=\'1\']in a Page. \n
3.1.5.5
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- (06 Aug 2012) - Fix so permissions of the captcha temp folder is not changed. \n
3.1.5.4
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- (12 May 2012) - Better detection of checkbox config errors. \n
3.1.5.3
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- (11 Apr 2012) - vCita message dismiss feature. \n
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3.1.5.2
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- (02 Apr 2012) - Fixed hidden shortcode settings broken since version 3.1.5 \n
3.1.5.1
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3.1.5
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- (20 Mar 2012) - vCita improved so your email address is not sent to VCita unless you type it in yourself when activating the service. \n
- Email parameter removed from vCita banner URL. \n
- Added shortcode setting to show Form Page URL in the email message [si-contact-form form=\'1\' hidden=\'form_page=1\'] \n
3.1.4.1
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3.1.4
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- Fix possible error: preg_match() expects parameter to be string. \n
- Fix to use separate CC: email header. \n
- vCita improvements. \n
- Updated Russian (ru_RU) - Translated by Iflexion \n
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3.1.3
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- Fix vCita could not be disabled during invalid email condition. \n
- Fix JS on form edit preview page. \n
3.1.2
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- Fix vCita \'JS on every page\' bug in admin and WP site. \n
- Fix vCita had some output when disabled. \n
- Fix calendar week number bug. \n
3.1.1
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- Replace the use of WP_PLUGIN_URL with plugins_url() for better SSL compatibility. \n
- Updated Italian language (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno \n
3.1
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- (06 Dec 2011) - Add \"Set a meeting\" option to your contact form using vCita Meeting Scheduler. Meet users over video or phone, and collect payment for services. \n
- Improved HTML code on message sent. \n
3.0.5
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- (18 Nov 2011) - Harden security for CAPTCHA by limiting the number of created cache files. This condition could only be realized with a script. Found by Brian St. Pierre. \n
- HTML validation fix, added unique id for submit and reset buttons. \n
3.0.4
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- (09 Oct 2011) - Fix default text could not be 0. \n
- Fix HTML validation with date field. \n
- Fix rows and cols extra field attributes. \n
- Fix javascript console error on date calendar popup. \n
3.0.3.2
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- Fix, added missing 00 to 24 hour time select. \n
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- (05 Jul 2011) - Tested / fixed to be compatible with WP 3.2 \n
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\n\n- \n
- (16 Jun 2011) - Tested compatible with WP 3.2 Beta 2 \n
- \"Number of available extra fields\" setting is now for each form # instead of all forms. \n
- CAPTCHA audio feature removed. \n
- Misc. admin Fixes. \n
- Another fix for empty autoresponder field tags were showing. \n
- Calendar style improvements. \n
3.0.2
\n\n- \n
- (08 Jun 2011) - Fixed error: Undefined variable: securimage_url \n
- Added id tags to submit and reset buttons. \n
- Updated Italian language (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno \n
3.0.1
\n\n- \n
- (02 Jun 2011) - CAPTCHA Audio feature is disabled by Mike Challis until further notice because a proof of concept code CAPTCHA solving exploit was released - Security Advisory - SOS-11-007. CAPTCHA image is not involved. \n
- Security enhancements for possible low level XSS exploit in admin settings: thanks to Julio Potier. \n
- Fix javascript error when CAPTCHA audio is disabled. \n
- Fixed missing width/height attributes for CAPTCHA images. \n
- Fixed backslash problem on Restore Settings tool. \n
- Fixed empty autoresponder field tags were showing. \n
- Fixed various style improvements for admin error messages. \n
- Added a popup alert for when changing the number of forms or extra fields. \n
- Added setting: CSS style for CAPTCHA input field on the contact form. \n
- Added Norwegian Bokmal (nb_NO) - Translated by Tore Johnny Bratveit \n
3.0
\n\n- \n
- (25 Apr 2011) - Added (extra fields) default text can be set for text or textarea. \n
- Added (extra fields) max length can be set for password, text or textarea. \n
- Added (extra fields) attributes can be set for password, text or textarea. \n
- Added (extra fields) validation regex can be set for password, text or textarea. \n
- Added (extra fields) validation regex fail message can be set for password, text or textarea. \n
- Added (extra fields) label or input CSS can be set individually for any extra field. \n
- Added (extra fields) HTML before and after can be set. \n
- Added (extra fields) \'email\' extra field type with validation. \n
- Added (extra fields) \'url\' extra field type with validation. \n
- Added (extra fields) first option of select field type can be in brackets to indicate [Please select]. \n
- Added \'email\' field pulls up proper keyboard on iphone/ipad. \n
- Added optional [form_label] tag for subject. \n
- Added time format option for \'time\' extra field (select 12 or 24 hour). \n
- Improved extra fields admin GUI. \n
- Added Field labels are bold when HTML email is enabled. \n
- Fix - trim spaces on extra field multiple options. \n
- Fix - attached field allowed types separated by spaces. \n
- Fix - bug in restore tool that could cause data loss. \n
- Email validate DNS check disabled by default because some servers have big delay. \n
2.9.8.6
\n\n- \n
- (27 Mar 2011) - Fix HTML notes would not appear before a fieldset open. \n
- Fix horizontal display feature for radio and multiple checkbox after post. \n
- Fixed date calender on some themes by adding a high z-index to the CSS. \n
- Added ability to use comma in \"Email To:\" name. If you need to use a comma besides the one needed to separate the name and email, escape it with a back slash, like this: \\, \n
- Added ability to specify cc and bcc in \"Email To:\". Example: Webmaster,user1@example.com;[cc]user2@example.com;[bcc]user3@example.com \n
- Added more WordPress logged in user details to the email message footer. \n
- Added optional \"Are you sure?\" form submit popup message (message can also be changed). \n
- Added Arabic (ar) partial translation - Translated by Jasmine Hassan \n
2.9.8.5
\n\n- \n
- (08 Mar 2011) - Improved required date fields \n
- Added optional form \"reset\" button. \n
- Fixed escaped comma bug in Restore Tool \n
2.9.8.4
\n\n- \n
- (23 Feb 2011) - Fixed broken \"fields to ignore\" feature. \n
- File attach type and size labels can be changed. \n
2.9.8.3
\n\n- \n
- (14 Feb 2011) - Improvement: javascript is only loaded on pages when it is conditionally needed. \n
- Fixed 2 label alignment problems with some themes. \n
- Fixed possible javascript conflict that can break the redirect feature. \n
- Fixed extra fields were not accepting zero. \n
- More name labels can be changed. \n
- Added new feature: Copy Settings Tool. This tool can copy your contact form settings from one form number to any of your other forms. Use to copy just the style settings, or all the settings from one form. \n
- Added more shortcode optional settings see FAQ page \n
- Added hidden field can accept query input. see FAQ page \n
- Other fixes and enhancements \n
2.9.8.2
\n\n- \n
- (07 Feb 2011) - Fix critical error \"invalid argument supplied foreach () /si-contact-form.php on line 474\". Sorry for the inconvenience. \n
- Fix \"Enable data export after the message\" setting would not uncheck. \n
- Changed default setting: If you use Contact Form 7 to DB Extension Plugin, be sure to visit the form edit page and enable this setting: \"Enable data export after the message\", because it is not enabled by default. \n
2.9.8.1
\n\n- \n
- (07 Feb 2011) - Added Silent Send feature: Use to send the posted data to another form or 3rd party API See FAQ \n
- Fixed blank from email when email address was set to \"not available\". \n
- Added features: Now you can add tags to print posted data for the email subject, autoresponder subject, or the autoresponder message.\nTo see instructions, just click \"help\" next to any of these fields on the form edit page. See FAQ \n
- Added feature: Data Export settings to manage what fields are allowed to be exported or ignored for each form. Also email can be disabled when exporting data. \n
2.9.8
\n\n- \n
- (29 Jan 2011) - Added setting: \"Enable to receive email as HTML instead of plain text.\" Enable if you want the email message sent as HTML format. HTML format is desired if you want to avoid a 70 character line wordwrap when you copy and paste the email message. Normally the email is sent in plain text wordwrapped 70 characters per line to comply with most email programs. \n
- Added new settings in the \"Redirect\" section: You can Enable posted data to be sent as a query string on the redirect URL. This can be used to send the posted data via GET query string to a another form. \n
- New settings for redirect: \"Query string fields to ignore\", \"Query string fields to rename\", and \"Disable email sending (use only when required while you have enabled query string on the redirect URL)\". See FAQ \n
- Added version indicator and new version reminder to settings page. \n
- Fixed a multiple email problem if using the same form in several posts. Anyway, it is recommended to use the form in a page or sidebar, not a post. \n
- Fixed bug where form number was reset to 4 after trying to increase over 99. \n
- Fixed so now one CAPTCHA random position always has to be a number so that a 4 letter swear word could never appear. \n
- Many small fixes and enhancements. \n
- Added Romanian (ro_RO) - Translated by Anunturi Jibo \n
2.9.7.1
\n\n- \n
- (19 Jan 2011) - Added ability to pre-fill in form fields from a URL query string. see FAQ page \n
- Select Single posted data fix. \n
2.9.7
\n\n- \n
- (13 Jan 2011) - Added a new hook for other plugins to use (just after mail sent). This can be used to export the posted data and attachments to a database. A plugin for this is in the works, stay tuned. \n
- Added new Select-multiple extra field type. \n
- Added new feature to set the css style for Label and Field in the same row, or switch back to Label on Top see FAQ \n
- Added new Setting for \"Form Label\". You can enter a label for your form to keep track of what you are using it for. \n
- Fixes and improvements for better mail delivery and to reduce the emails from going to the spam folder.\nIf you are not getting email, set the setting \"E-mail From\" to an email address on the same domain as your web site. This will improve mail delivery.\nmail problem faq. \n
- Added new setting: \"Enable when web host requires \"Mail From\" strictly tied to domain email account\". If your form does not send any email, then set the \"E-mail From\" setting to an address on the same web domain as your web site. If email still does not send, also check this setting. (ie: some users report this is required by yahoo small business web hosting) . \n
- Added ability to use comma in extra field labels for Checkbox, Radio, Select, or Select-multiple. If you need to use a comma besides the one needed to separate the label, escape it with a back slash, like this: \\, \n
- Improved Akismet spam check API code. \n
- Fixed required option for checkbox multiple, now all field types can be required as needed. \n
- Fixed all fields with multiple options can have a default option: checkbox, radio, select, or select-multiple. \n
- Other small Fixes and improvements. \n
- Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno \n
2.9.6
\n\n- \n
- (29 Dec 2010) - Removed advanced options link. Too many people could not find it. All options are now always available on the form edit page. \n
- Added new setting for \"Autoresponder E-mail \"From\" address:\" \n
2.9.5.4
\n\n- \n
- (17 Dec 2010) - Advanced Options are now open by default for new installs. \n
- Some changes to admin settings page. \n
2.9.5.3
\n\n- \n
- (14 Dec 2010) - Added Geolocation for the email footer. Install my Visitor Maps plugin and the sender\'s city, state, country will automatically be included in the email footer. \n
- Rename CAPTCHA font files all lower case to avoid a rare FTP problem. \n
2.9.5.2
\n\n- \n
- (30 Nov 2010) - Fix - last update included an old file causing the new \'hidden\' and \'password\' fields not to show up on form. \n
2.9.5.1
\n\n- \n
- (19 Nov 2010) - Added extra field types for \'hidden\' and \'password\' entry. \n
- Added option to preserve white space on Message field. Normally the Message field will have all extra white space removed. Enabling this setting will allow all the Message field white space to be preserved. \n
- Updated Farsi(Persian)(fa_IR) partial translation - Translated by Ramin Firooz \n
2.9.5
\n\n- \n
- (05 Nov 2010) - Added extra field type for \'time\' entry. \n
- Small code improvements for CAPTCHA function. \n
- Added Farsi(Persian)(fa) partial translation - Translated by Ramin Firooz \n
2.9.4.1
\n\n- \n
- (27 Oct 2010) - Fix Backup Settings tool download hang on Firefox. \n
- Added Japanese (ja) - Translated by [Ichiro Kozuka] \n
2.9.4
\n\n- \n
- (11 Oct 2010) - Added new option for what should happen if Akismet determines the message is spam. If you select \"block spam messages\". If Akismet determines the message is spam: An error will display \"Invalid Input - Spam?\" and the form will not send. If you select \"tag as spam and send anyway\". If Akismet determines the message is spam: The message will send and the subject will begin with \"Akismet: Spam\". This way you can have Akismet on and be sure not to miss a message. \n
- Added more years to the extra date field date selector (1930-2037). \n
- Fixed order of extra field options on admin settings page. \n
- Added Arabic (ar) - Translated by [Mouad] translated only the public side of the form \n
- Updated Russian (ru_RU) - Translated by [Petr Perstnev] \n
- Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno \n
2.9.3
\n\n- \n
- (20 Sep 2010) - Added new setting so Akismet can now be set to off for the forms. The new setting is individual to each form. \n
- Added new email footer message for \"Akismet Spam Check: passed\". \n
- Added more date format types for the calendar date setting. \n
2.9.2
\n\n- \n
- (05 Sep 2010) - Fixed bug that caused form radio or select default to always be 0. \n
- Fixed form action URL posted to wrong page when form is in a sidebar widget. \n
- New transparent audio and refresh images for the CAPTCHA, will look better on dark themes. \n
- Updated Danish (da_DK) - Translated by GeorgWP \n
- Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno \n
- Updated French (fr_FR) - Translated by Daniel \n
2.9.1
\n\n- \n
- (28 Aug 2010) - Fixed critical HTML errors on admin settings page. \n
- Improved autoresponder settings (now in new fieldset) on admin settings page. \n
- Added new setting: \"Enable using HTML in autoresponder E-mail message\". \n
- Added new setting: \"Advanced Options - Stay Open\" to make the Advance Options always stay open. \n
2.9
\n\n- \n
- (23 Aug 2010) - New style for admin settings page. \n
- New preview form feature for admin settings page. more about preview mode \n
- Added automatic SSL support for the CAPTCHA URL. \n
- Added download count and star rating on admin options page. \n
- Improved error messages when detecting possible email injection attempts. \n
- New official FAQ at FastSecureContactForm.com \n
2.8.3
\n\n- \n
- (15 Aug 2010) - New homepage: http://www.FastSecureContactForm.com/ \n
- Added attachment directory permissions check. \n
- Fixed error when increasing number of fields. \n
- Renamed plugin to \"Fast Secure Contact Form\" \n
- Added rel=\"nofollow\" tag to CAPTCHA Audio and Refresh links for better SEO. \n
- Removed CAPTCHA WAV sound files, mp3 ones smaller size. \n
- Updated Dutch \n
- Updated Italian \n
2.8.2
\n\n- \n
- (07 Aug 2010) - More improvements to the CAPTCHA test page. \n
- Added captcha-temp directory permission check to alert the admin if there is a problem. This check is on the admin settings page, the captcha test page, and when posting the captcha. \n
2.8.1
\n\n- \n
- (01 Aug 2010) - PHP Sessions are no longer required for the CAPTCHA. The new method uses temporary files to store the CAPTCHA codes until validation. PHP sessions can still be reactivated by unchecking the setting: \"Use CAPTCHA without PHP session\". \n
- Added Akismet spam prevention status to the contact form settings page, so you can know if Akismet is protecting or not. \n
- Added more help notes to the admin settings page. \n
- Fixed extra forms were not deleted when when decreasing the number of available forms. \n
- Fixed to redirect to Form 1 when changing the number of available forms. \n
- Improved the CAPTCHA Test Page. \n
2.8
\n\n- \n
- (25 Jul 2010) - Added much requested Backup/restore tool. You can backup/restore all your forms or single forms and settings using a tool at the bottom of the settings page. \n
- Added new settings: \'Autoresponder E-mail From name\', and \'Autoresponder E-mail \"Reply To\" address\'. \n
- Added ability to set subject by URL GET method: ?si_contact_subject=I would like to adopt Freddy. \n
- Fixed email \"Reply to\" header to be from sender when appropriate so that replying to the email goes back to sender. \n
- More improvements to email sending and testing functions. \n
- Improved fieldset feature. Renamed fieldset(group) to fieldset(box-open) and added fieldset(box-close). \n
- Minor improvements to display. \n
- Updated German \n
2.7.4
\n\n- \n
- (19 Jul 2010) - Fixed blank subject when using optional email subject list. \n
- Fixed AutoResponder is from person filling the form instead of from WordPress admin. \n
- Fixed email delivery for some servers that require 5th parameter -f to PHP mail function. \n
- Updated FAQ page for better help when mail is not sending: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/si-contact-form/faq/ \n
- Improved the E-mail test feature at the bottom of the settings page, use to troubleshooting mail delivery problems. \n
- Added option to use geekMail library for sending mail, try when having mail delivery problems. \n
- Added more style settings. \n
- Other small improvements. \n
2.7.3
\n\n- \n
- (12 Jul 2010) - Critical fix for broken checkbox feature in IE8 caused by version 2.7.2 \n
- Added more date format types for the date extra field. \n
2.7.2
\n\n- \n
- (11 Jul 2010) - Added \"Name field format:\" so you can select how the name field is formatted on the form. Name, First Name, Last Name, etc. \n
- Added autoresponder E-mail message feature. Enable when you want the form to automatically answer with an autoresponder E-mail message. \n
- Added Optional notes/help for extra form fields. Use the optional notes/help to print some notes or instructions before a form field. This is for the form display only, not E-mail. HTML is allowed. \n
- Fixed \"Attachment upload failed\" message when attachment is not set to required. \n
- Improved email newline handling(some windows servers are really picky). \n
- Improved CAPTCHA image alignment and other minor fixes. \n
- Updated Danish (da_DK) - Translated by GeorgWP \n
- Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno \n
- Updated German (de_DE) - Translated by [Rico] \n
2.7.1
\n\n- \n
- (04 Jul 2010) - Added fieldset(group) feature to extra fields. The fieldset is used to draw a box around related form elements. \n
- Added more language strings to date field. \n
- Added setting: \"Date field - Calendar Start Day of the Week:\" \n
- Added new setting: \"Move extra fields to after the Message field.\" \n
- Fixed rare problem on some servers, CAPTCHA image had missing letters. \n
2.7
\n\n- \n
- (27 Jun 2010) - Added file attachment feature, see here for details: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/416371 \n
- Added setting: \"Enable users to send HTML code in the textarea extra field types.\"(off by default). \n
- Added setting: \"Enable sender information in E-mail footer.\"(on by default). \n
- Added HTML anchor tags to bring focus to the form when used on a page with lots of content before the form. \n
2.6.5
\n\n- \n
- (23 Jun 2010) - CSS fix form field margins were too big on Twenty Ten Theme in WP 3.0 \n
- Single checkbox can have a comma in the label(as long is there is no semicolon because then it becomes a multi-checkbox). \n
2.6.4
\n\n- \n
- (11 Jun 2010) - Added ability to set both a name and email on the \"E-mail From (optional):\" field .You can enter just an email: user1@example.com\nOr enter name and email: webmaster,user1@example.com \n
- Fixed missing shortcode example on admin page. \n
- Fixed so subject prefix can be blank. \n
- Added more field indicator options in Advanced Options - Fields \n
- Added Finnish (fi) - Translated by Mikko Vahatalo \n
- Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno \n
2.6.3
\n\n- \n
- (30 May 2010) - Added setting to switch from wordpress mail function to PHP mail function. This setting can resolve some rare mail delivery problems. \n
- Fixed so checkboxes can have default selected. \n
- Fixed HTML5 compatible(with CAPTCHA flash audio off). \n
- Fixed required indicator now has proper class
<span class=\"required\">*</span>. \n - Fixed syntax bug on extra \'date\' fields. \n
- Fixed for Simple Facebook Connect compatibility (fixes broken CAPTCHA caused by SFC Like and Share plugins). \n
2.6.2
\n\n- \n
- (21 May 2010) - Fixed major bug: All text and textarea extra fields were missing from email. Sorry for the inconvenience. There are so many who use it, I updated it right away. \n
2.6.1
\n\n- \n
- (19 May 2010) - Fixed bug: all checkboxes appeared selected in the email. \n
- Fixed to allow HTML in extra field labels. \n
2.6
\n\n- \n
- (19 May 2010) - Fix for XHTML Strict compliance. \n
- Improved CAPTCHA CSS code (better alignment captcha, refresh, and audio images). \n
- Added advanced options for date format on extra \'date\' fields (mm/dd/yyyy, dd/mm/yyyy). \n
- Added advanced options to set checkboxes with children (Pizza Toppings:,olives;mushrooms;cheese;ham;tomatoes). \n
- Added advanced options to set a default selected item for select and radio fields. \n
- Added advanced options to make name, email, subject, or message fields (not_available, not_required, or required).\nthis feature can be used to make an anonymous comment form. Also can be used to disable name and email to make them reordered when using extra fields. \n
- Updated Spanish (es_ES) - Translated by Sergio Torres. \n
2.5.6
\n\n- \n
- (15 May 2010) - Made WP3 Compatible. \n
2.5.5
\n\n- \n
- (07 May 2010) - Fixed to be compatible with *www.com domain name. \n
- Added extra field type for \"date\", this new field can be used for a hotel registration form and uses a popup \"Epoch DHTML Calendar\" 1.06 by Nick Baicoianu from meanfreepath.com \n
2.5.4
\n\n- \n
- (01 May 2010) - Fixed small issue with \"enable hidden message\" option. \n
- Fixed small issue with \"email from\" option. \n
- Improved CAPTCHA testpage. \n
2.5.3
\n\n- \n
- (23 Apr 2010) - Added Dutch (nl_NL) - Translated by [Mark Visser] \n
- Added Swedish (sv_SE) - Translated by Daniel Persson \n
2.5.2
\n\n- \n
- (16 Apr 2010) - Added Hungarian (hu_HU) - Translated by Jozsef Burgyan \n
- Updated Polish (pl_PL) - Translated by [Pawel Mezyk] \n
2.5.1
\n\n- \n
- (09 Apr 2010) - Fixed bug in reset styles feature. \n
- Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno \n
2.5.0
\n\n- \n
- (05 Apr 2010) - Added setting to add optional drop down list for email subject. \n
- Added setting to make the CAPTCHA image smaller. \n
- Added settings to increase number of forms and have more extra fields (editing code is no longer needed). \n
- Fixed so multiple forms can be on the same page. \n
- Added editable text label setting for (* denotes required field). \n
- Added more style settings in Advanced Options. You can use inline css, or add a class property to be used by your own stylsheet.\nAcceptable Examples:\ntext-align:left; color:#000000; background-color:#CCCCCC;\nstyle=\"text-align:left; color:#000000; background-color:#CCCCCC;\"\nclass=\"input\" \n
- Split code into 4 smaller files for better performance. \n
- Other bug fixes. \n
2.0.2
\n\n- \n
- (16 Mar 2010) - Added radio and select configuration error checking. Fix display of radio input fields to be on separate lines. \n
- Fixed multiple BCC feature, it was only accepting one BCC. \n
- Updated German (de_DE) and Bulgarian (bg_BG) \n
2.0.1
\n\n- \n
- (06 Feb 2010) - Fix Invalid Input error when the word \"donkey\" is in the input string. \n
- Added Polish (pl_PL) - Translated by [Pawel Mezyk] \n
- Fixed Greek language file name. \n
2.0
\n\n- \n
- (26 Jan 2010) - Added required field indicators (can be disabled in settings if you do not like them). \n
- Added setting to adjust redirect delay seconds(range of 1-5 recommended). \n
- Added setting to hide message entry, now you can hide subject and message fields for use as a newsletter signup. \n
- Added selectable extra field types: text, textarea, checkbox, radio, select. Note: When using select or radio field types, first enter the label and a comma. Next include the options separating with a semicolon like this example: Color:,Red;Green;Blue \n
1.9.6
\n\n- \n
- (31 Dec 2009) - New setting for a few people who had problems with the text transparency \"Disable CAPTCHA transparent text (only if captcha text is missing on the image, try this)\". \n
- Added Hebrew, Israel (he_IL) - Translated by Asaf Chertkoff FreeAllWeb GUILD \n
1.9.5
\n\n- \n
- (04 Dec 2009) - Fix slashes issue on some servers. \n
- More improvements for CAPTCHA images and fonts. \n
1.9.4
\n\n- \n
- (30 Nov 2009) - Fix blank CAPTCHA text issue some users were having. \n
- Added CAPTCHA difficulty level setting on the settings page (Low, Medium, Or High). \n
- Added Portuguese (pt_PT) - Translated by AJBFerreira Blog \n
1.9.3
\n\n- \n
- (23 Nov 2009) - Fix completely broke CAPTCHA, sorry about that \n
1.9.2
\n\n- \n
- (23 Nov 2009) - Added 5 random CAPTCHA fonts. \n
- Added feature to increase the number of extra form fields available (see faq if you need it). \n
- Fixed fail over to GD Fonts on the CAPTCHA when TTF Fonts are not enabled in PHP (it was broken). \n
1.9.1
\n\n- \n
- (21 Nov 2009) - Fixed Flash audio was not working. \n
- Added Spanish (es_ES) - Translated by Valentin Yonte Rodriguez \n
1.9
\n\n- \n
- (20 Nov 2009) - Updated to SecureImage CAPTCHA library version 2.0 \n
- New CAPTCHA features include: increased CAPTCHA difficulty using mathematical distortion, streaming MP3 audio of CAPTCHA code using Flash, random audio distortion, better distortion lines, random backgrounds and more. \n
- Other minor fixes. \n
1.8.4
\n\n- \n
- (10 Nov 2009) - Added advanced option to edit the CAPTCHA input field size. \n
- Other minor fixes. \n
1.8.3
\n\n- \n
- (09 Nov 2009) - Fix Submit button spacing. \n
1.8.2
\n\n- \n
- (03 Nov 2009) - Added feature to increase the number of forms available (see faq if you need it). \n
- Fix for settings not being deleted when plugin is deleted from admin page. \n
- Updated Italian (it_IT) - Translated by Gianni Diurno \n
- Added Albanian (sq_AL) - Translated by Romeo Shuka \n
1.8.1
\n\n- \n
- (02 Nov 2009) - Fixed error \"Could not read CAPTCHA cookie\" on some installs using version 1.8 \n
1.8
\n\n- \n
- (02 Nov 2009) - Added Multi-Form feature that allows you to have up to four different forms on your site. \n
- Added Bulgarian (bg_BG) - Translated by Dimitar Atanasov \n
1.7.7
\n\n- \n
- (30 Oct 2009) - Fixed issue on some sites with blank css fields that caused image misalignment. \n
- Added advanced option to edit the CSS style for border on the contact form. \n
1.7.6
\n\n- \n
- (27 Oct 2009) - Added advanced option to edit the CSS style for contact drop down select on the contact form. \n
- HTML validation fix. \n
1.7.5
\n\n- \n
- (21 Oct 2009) - Added Chinese (zh_CN) - Translated by Awu \n
- Added Greek (el) - Translated by Ioannis \n
1.7.4
\n\n- \n
- (03 Oct 2009) - Fixed advanced setting: CSS style for form input fields. Changing background color did not work. \n
- Added setting to Enable hidden E-mail subject (removes subject field from contact form). \n
1.7.3
\n\n- \n
- (01 Oct 2009) - Updated links to my other plugins. \n
- Danish (da_DK) - Updated by Georg / Team Blogos \n
1.7.2
\n\n- \n
- (30 Sep 2009) - Fixed settings were deleted at deactivation. Settings are now only deleted at uninstall. \n
1.7.1
\n\n- \n
- (29 Sep 2009) - Fix credit link position. \n
- Some people wanted to change the error messages for the contact form. Advanced settings fields can be filled in to override the standard included error messages. \n
1.7
\n\n- \n
- (28 Sep 2009) - Added 8 optional extra fields. Some people requested extra contact form fields that could be used for phone number, company name, etc. To enable an extra field from the advanced options, just enter a label. Then check if you want the field to be required or not. \n
1.6.8
\n\n- \n
- (22 Sep 2009) - Fix, some sites reported a image path problem. (I think it is correct now). \n
1.6.7
\n\n- \n
- (22 Sep 2009) - Fix, some sites reported a path problem with \"Blog address\" is different domain than \"WordPress address\". \n
- Added setting to enable upper case alphabet correction. \n
- Added more fields in \"advanced options\". \n
- Minor code cleanup. \n
1.6.6
\n\n- \n
- (21 Sep 2009) - Fix \"Invalid Input\" error on installations where \"Blog address\" is different domain than \"WordPress address\". \n
- More sanity checks on Form DIV Width setting. \n
- Added ability to use dashes or underscores in shortcode:
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1.6.5
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- (18 Sep 2009) - Added proper nonce protection to options forms. \n
- Added option to reset the styles to defaults (incase you tried to adjust them and did not like the results). \n
- Fixed typo in file name for Portuguese - Brazil language (pt_BR). \n
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- (14 Sep 2009) - Added E-mail test feature in options, if you are not receiving mail, try it. It will display troubleshooting information. \n
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1.6.3
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- (13 Sep 2009) - Added new advanced options for CSS style of captcha image, audio image, reload image, and submit button. \n
- Fixed coding for XHTML Strict validation. \n
- Added Ukrainian language (uk_UA) - Translated by Wordpress.Ua \n
1.6.2
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- (11 Sep 2009) - Added new feature in options: \"Enable checking DNS records for the domain name when checking for a\nvalid E-mail address.\" It looks for any of the following: A record, a CNAME record, or MX record.(enabled by default). \n
- Updated FAQ \n
1.6.1
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- (11 Sep 2009) - Fixes error if you are upgrading from prior version: Fatal error: Call to a member function
si_contact_migrate()on a non-object in si-contact-form.php on line 1461 \n - If you get this error and cannot access your WP site: the manual fix is to delete the
si-contact-form.phpfile from theplugins/si-contact-form/directory, your site will start working again. Then you can install this new version.
\nSee this forum post \n
1.6
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- (10 Sep 2009) - Auto form fill is automatically skipped for any user with administrator role. \n
- New option: Auto form fill can be enabled/disabled in advanced options(enabled by default). \n
- Plugin options are now stored in a single database row instead of many. (it will auto migrate/cleanup old database rows). \n
- Language files are now stored in the
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- Added help links on options page. \n
- Added Portuguese Brazil (pt_BR) - Translated by [Rui Alao] \n
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- Updated Turkish (tr_TR) - Translated by Tolga \n
1.5
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- (9 Sep 2009) - New feature: I added an \"advanced options\" section to the options page. Some people wanted to change the text labels for the contact form.\nThese advanced options fields can be filled in to override the standard included field titles. \n
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1.4.4
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- (08 Sep 2009) - Fixed possible error: \"mail could not be sent because host may have disabled email function()\" \n
1.4.3
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- (08 Sep 2009) - Fixed redirect/logout problem on admin menu reported by a user. \n
- Removed blog name from top of email message body. \n
1.4.2
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- (07 Sep 2009) - Added configurable email subject prefix in options. \n
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- Other minor fixes. \n
1.4.1
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- (06 Sep 2009) - Added feature: Auto form fill email address and name (username) on the contact form for logged in users. \n
- Added feature: prints \"From a WordPress user:
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- Added Russian Language (ru_RU) - Translated by Bezraznizi \n
1.4
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- (06 Sep 2009) Now uses wp_mail function so that users who use the SMTP mail plugins will be supported. \n
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Contact Form Options Page. \n - Fixed error \"Bad parameters to mail() function\" reported by a couple users. \n
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mb_detect_encoding()\" reported by one user. \n - Many hours were put into this free plugin. Please donate, even small amounts like $2.99 are welcome. \n
1.3
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- (04 Sep 2009) Added Feature: This contact form sends E-mail with UTF-8 character encoding for US and International character support.(fee FAQ) \n
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1.2.5
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1.2.4
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1.2.3
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1.2.2
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1.2.1
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- (31 Aug 2009) Translations were not working \n
1.1.7
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- (31 Aug 2009) Cookie error improvements. \n
1.1.6
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- (30 Aug 2009) Improved Akismet function (checks for
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1.1.4
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- (29 Aug 2009) Improved
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1.1.3
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- (29 Aug 2009) Added this script to be used to test if your PHP installation will support the CAPTCHA:\nOpen this URL in your web browser to run the test: \n
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- (28 Aug 2009) Updated Turkish language (tr_TR) - Translated by Tolga \n
1.1.1
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- (28 Aug 2009) Added Turkish language (tr_TR) - Translated by Tolga \n
- CAPTCHA fix - Added Automatic fail over from TTF Fonts to GD Fonts if the PHP installation is configured without \"--with-ttf\".\nSome users were reporting there was no error indicating this TTF Fonts not supported condition and the captcha was not working. \n
1.1
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- (28 Aug 2009) Added multi \"email to\" contact feature. Add as many contacts as you need in Options. The drop down list on the contact form will be made automatically. \n
1.0.3
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- (28 Aug 2009) fix options permission bug introduced by last update, sorry \n
1.0.2
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- (27 Aug 2009) Added Akismet spam protection. Checks the form input with Akismet, but only if Akismet plugin is also installed. \n
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1.0.1
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1.0
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- (26 Aug 2009) Initial Release \n
See the official FAQ at FastSecureContactForm.com
\n\nI just installed this and do not get any email from it, what could be wrong?
\n\nSee FAQ page: How to troubleshoot email delivery
\n\nIs this plugin available in other languages?
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- Arabic (ar) partial translation - Translated by Jasmine Hassan \n
- Bulgarian (bg_BG) - Translated by Dimitar Atanasov \n
- Chinese (zh_CN) - Translated by Awu \n
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- Farsi(Persian)(fa_IR) partial translation - Translated by Ramin Firooz \n
- Finnish (fi) - Translated by Mikko Vahatalo \n
- French (fr_FR) - Translated by Pierre Sudarovich \n
- German (de_DE) - Translated by Sebastian Kreideweiss \n
- Greek (el) - Translated by Ioannis \n
- Hebrew, Israel (he_IL) - Translated by Asaf Chertkoff FreeAllWeb GUILD \n
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- Japanese (ja) - Translated by [Ichiro Kozuka] \n
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- Polish (pl_PL) - Translated by [Pawel Mezyk] \n
- Portuguese (pt_PT) - Translated by AJBFerreira Blog \n
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- Romanian (ro_RO) - Translated by Anunturi Jibo \n
- Russian (ru_RU) - Translated by Iflexion \n
- Spanish (es_ES) - Translated by Valentin Yonte Rodriguez \n
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Can I provide a translation?
\n\nOf course! \nHow to translate Fast Secure Contact Form for WordPress\nhttp://www.fastsecurecontactform.com/how-to-translate
\n\nIs it possible to update the translation files for newest version?
\n\nHow to update a translation of Fast Secure Contact Form for WordPress\nhttp://www.fastsecurecontactform.com/how-to-update-translation
\n\nThis contact form sends E-mail with UTF-8 character encoding for US and International character support.
\n\nEnglish-language users will experience little to no impact. Any non-English questions or messages submitted will have unicode character encoding so that when you receive the e-mail, the language will still be viewable.
\n\nIf you receive an email with international characters and the characters look garbled with symbols and strange characters, your e-mail program may need to be set as follows:
\n\nHow to set incoming messages character encoding to Unicode(UTF-8) in various mail clients:
\n\nEvolution:\nView > Character Encoding > Unicode
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\n\nMozilla Thunderbird:\nClick on Inbox.\nSelect \"View->Character Encoding\", select \"Unicode(UTF-8)\"
\n\nGmail:\nNo setting necessary, it just works.
\n\nFor more help... See the official FAQ at FastSecureContactForm.com
\n\nWhat is the \"Set a meeting\" option I have in my form?
\n\nYou can extend your contact form to let your users to Schedule Meetings based on your availability, meet online with web-based video, talk over phone conference, and collect payments for your time and services.
\n\nYou can enable this option in \"Accept Meeting Requests\" section at contact form settings page.\nYou can then configure your meeting preferences, set your availability and more by activating your free vCita account (again at the contact form settings).
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\nSpeaking of meetups, an update on my last post about meetups is long overdue. With around 500 meetup organizers (and/or potential organizers) responding to my last survey, it took much longer than anticipated to review all the responses. We’re working now with meetup.com to issue invitations to join a centralized WordPress Meetup account, so if you filled out the form earlier this year, you should be hearing from them soon. The first wave of existing meetup account transfers (for those who opted in) should happen in the next two weeks, with additional waves every 3 months thereafter (and new groups will be able to be created along the way).
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\nGreen was a bit green
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\nUpdate WordPress now
WordPress 3.4 is here and out the door. We’ve dubbed this release “Green” in honor of guitarist Grant Green whose soulful simplicity has kept many of us company during this release.
\nThis release includes significant improvements to theme customization, custom headers, Twitter embeds, and image captions — here’s a short clip with the highlights:
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\nThe biggest change in 3.4 is the theme customizer which allows you to play around with various looks and settings for your current theme or one you’re thinking about switching to without publishing those changes to the whole world. For themes that support it, you can change colors, backgrounds, and of course custom image headers. We have more planned for the customizer down the road.
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\nIt takes a village
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\nNearing perfection, and yet?
\nNot yet. RC3
The second release candidate for WordPress 3.4 is now available. Since RC1, we’ve made a few dozen final changes.
\nOur goal is to release WordPress 3.4 early next week, so plugin and theme authors, this is likely your last chance to test your plugins and themes to find any compatibility issues before the final release. We’ve published some resources on the development blog to help you prepare.
\nIf you think you’ve found a bug, you can post to the Alpha/Beta area in the support forums. Or, if you’re comfortable writing a reproducible bug report, file one on WordPress Trac. Known issues that crop up will be listed here, but we’re hoping for a quiet few days so we can get some great features into your hands next week!
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The first release candidate (RC1) for WordPress 3.4 is now available.
\nAn RC comes after the beta period and before final release. We think we’re done, but with millions of users and thousands of plugins and themes, it’s possible we’ve missed something. So if you haven’t tested WordPress 3.4 yet, now is the time! Please though, not on your live site unless you’re adventurous.
\nWith more than 500 tickets closed, there are quite a few changes. Plugin and theme authors, please test your plugins and themes now, so that if there is a compatibility issue, we can figure it out before the final release.
\nIf you are testing the release candidate and think you’ve found a bug, please post to the Alpha/Beta area in the support forums. If any known issues crop up, you’ll be able to find them here.
\nTo test WordPress 3.4, try the WordPress Beta Tester plugin (you’ll want “bleeding edge nightlies”). Or you can download the release candidate here (zip).
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Bonus: Happy birthday WordPress — nine years old today.
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\nOut now is bbPress 2.2!
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WordPress 3.5 Beta 3 has been released. Since the second beta, this beta has added more than 300 changes, including a new Add Media dialog.
\nThe developers are forecasting the final WordPress 3.5 release to be in a few short weeks. This particular beta is still is not meant for live sites, but please do try it on a test installation, especially if you are a plugin or theme developer. If you run into any bugs, please check the known and fixed issues first, report them if they have not already been reported or fixed, and visit the support forums if you need any help.
\nErick Jeckert has made a maze with my face and the WordPress logo.
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The inaugural Pressnomics conference was a definitive success. It was a conference dedicated to the WordCamp hallway conversations I enjoy having with 5-10 people at each (non-San Francisco) WordCamp. A “birds of a feather” conference for those of us who make our living in the WordPress economy.
\nI was honored to be asked to speak, and I gave a presentation titled “Great Expectations”. I believe using expectations as a tool for working collaboratively with clients, customers and colleagues is great way to find success. I’ve been taking notes on the topic for over a year, and enjoyed the opportunity to present them.
\nThis was a very different presentation than I normally give. I’m typically walking through code and other technical issues, systematically showing how to do things better in WordPress development. This was a much less concrete topic.
\nThe free-form presentation style I used resulted in each section running longer than it had in my rehearsal. I wasn’t prepared to cut sections on the fly, and regret some of the choices I made there (I wish I’d talked about expectations with free and commercial WordPress plugins). Next time I’ll be better prepared and will have planned in advance what can be cut if time runs short.
\nI re-worked the presentation three different times, ultimately choosing to tell a series of stories with each illustrating a core element or lesson to consider. I got a good deal of validation about the concepts from other folks at the event.
\nThe slides aren’t that helpful without the commentary, but I’m including them here for the sake of completeness. What may be more interesting would be to post write-ups of the content here as a series (and maybe compile it into an ebook). I may well do this.
\n\n\n
Check out Zachary Burruel’s recap of day 1, including some notes from my presentation.
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I think many of us at the event were pretty well cooked by the end. There was a ton of great content, which sparked a lot of great debate and ideas for follow-through.
\nKudos to Joshua and Sally of Page.ly for putting on a terrific event. I look forward to attending again next year.
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The third beta release of WordPress 3.5 is now available for download and testing.
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To test WordPress 3.5, try the WordPress Beta Tester plugin (you’ll want “bleeding edge nightlies”). Or you can download the beta here (zip). For more on 3.5, check out the extensive Beta 1 blog post, which covers what’s new in version 3.5 and how you can help. We made more than 300 changes since beta 2. At this point, the Add Media dialog is complete, and we’re now just working on fixing up inserting images into the editor. We’ve also updated to jQuery UI 1.9.1, SimplePie 1.3.1, and TinyMCE 3.5.7.
\nThe usual warnings apply: We can see the light at the end of the tunnel, but this is software still in development, so we don’t recommend that you run it on a production site. Set up a test site to play with the new version.
\nAs always, if you think you’ve found a bug, you can post to the Alpha/Beta area in the support forums. Or, if you’re comfortable writing a reproducible bug report, file one on the WordPress Trac. There, you can also find a list of known bugs and everything we’ve fixed so far.
\nBeta three is out
\nSoon, a release candidate
\nThree point five is near
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Rolling Jubilee is a non-profit that takes donations to buy distressed debt for pennies on the dollar, and then abolishes it. Donate $100 and they can take $2,000 off someone’s back. Seems like an amazing random act of kindness, you’ll never know who you helped.
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\nUpdated plugins
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Wired writes on The 8 Missions That Should Dominate Obama’s Technology Agenda. I’m quoted there, but here are my full responses to the questions they asked:
\n\n1. First off, how did you monitor the election results – phone, TV, twitter laptop, twitter, bar stool?\n\nI was at a friend’s house with about a dozen people watching mostly CNN, and reading Tweetbot on an iPad Mini.
\n2. As someone leading a tech company (or as an investor), what are you looking for the president to do over the next four years? Are there priorities you have that the White House could help you achieve? Either from a business perspective, or a technological/hiring/infrastructure point of view?
\nAt a macro level I hope the President keeps the economy on a path to recovery, and stays on the right side of anti-internet efforts like SOPA. What we’re building with the web is too early to be marginalized by special interests so early in its growth.
\nOn a personal level, I hope he keeps fighting for protections and privileges under the law for my non-straight colleagues.
\nBut the most important things we need to do will likely not have a big effect before 2016. As a country America needs to invest in its infrastructure, particularly broadband, education, particularly STEM, and in streamlining immigration, so the best and brightest who come to our shores aren’t shown the door when they graduate from one of the leading universities in the world. Four years is too short of a timeframe for these investments to pay off but that’s okay because I’m in business for the long run and I want to see our country strengthen and prosper over generations, not just the next economic cycle.
\n3. Were there any other races, measures etc. that you were particularly interested in, and why? What was the outcome, and why did you care so much?
\nI followed a few of the senate and house races, mostly as they related to SOPA and PIPA, and the state marriage equality measures.
\n4. Or, does all this politics stuff have zero bearing on what you are doing?
\nEven though the political process often frustrates me, I’ve seen its ability to influence the lives of my friends, family, and colleagues too many times to ignore it any more.\n
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If you haven’t been following the development of the Jetpack WordPress plugin now is a good time to take a look. Today brings the announcement of Jetpack 2.0, adding post by email, photon, and more.
\nPost By Email is something that WordPress has had for some time, but most self hosted WordPress sites don’t bother with it. Why? Because it is a pain to setup and manage. Jetpack 2.0 brings the features and simplicity of post by email powered by WordPress.com to self hosted WordPress sites.
\nJetpack has gradually been building up awesome abilities, it isn’t all about this 2.0 release. One of the things I’m most impressed with came in the 1.9 release: support for the WordPress.com REST API. What this means is that you can now use the WordPress.com REST API to communicate with all WordPress.com hosted sites AND Jetpack connected sites. Let that sink in for a minute.
\nWhat does that look like? You can try it out with this URL: https://public-api.wordpress.com/rest/v1/sites/josephscott.org
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Voters boot three SOPA-sponsoring Hollywood allies from Congress, though the new people might have similar views on such legislation, don’t know yet.
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\nSince I’m building the app as a theme, I dropped the plugin into the theme. It worked great, except the path to the CSS file wasn’t correct (since the code wasn’t living in the plugins directory). A quick poke around and I found the GitHub repo for the plugin, which I quickly forked, patched (by adding a filter), and submitted back as a pull request. This morning Dougal accepted the pull request. Done and done.
\nAt the WordPress Community Summit I participated in a session about plugin continuity and development (see Abandoned Plugins). It naturally included discussion about how the various developers there build their plugins. Most1 of those present are hosting their primary development on GitHub and checking them in to the SVN repo on WordPress.org as a packaging step for distribution.
\nThis is why. There just isn’t a WordPress community owned property that allows for this type of developer collaboration. I think it makes sense for the plugin and theme repositories on WordPress.org to adopt a “GitHub URL” meta property for projects.2 Until they do, I’m going to start adding it prominently to the README when I release new versions of my plugins.
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Adam is a Senior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. His expected graduation date is in the Fall of 2014.\n\nAfter his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department and currently manages a team of six individuals. Adam has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was seventeen.\n\nHe currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before his career at McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAdam is an accomplished Public Speaker and enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, mainly current events; a topic he studies daily (He is currently studying this report on \"in the air\" transmission Ebola). His most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he described how his family encouraged him to never give up throughout his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non-profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was the treasurer for her candidate authorized Political Action Committee (PAC).\n\nIn July of 2012, Adam became the Treasurer of a non-profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow, and a Progressive Democrat.\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and commutes to a variety of places daily. Check out his Foursquare Map to see where he has been.\n\nTo contact Adam please fill out your contact information on the right or by using this form.\n\n \n\n** Make sure to sign up for Adam\'s Newsletter! It will contain information on current events, useful knowledge, recipes and more!\n\n \n\n \n** This page contains links to outside documents and/or websites, the information on those websites and/or documents are property of their respective owners. Adam is not responsible for the content of those sites.**
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INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("50","1","2012-09-22 20:56:15","2012-09-23 00:56:15"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelors of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department, he currently manages a team of six individuals. He has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen. He currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAn accomplished Public Speaker, Adam enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, his most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he mentioned how his family excelled him through his Boy Scouting career.\n\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-2","","","2012-09-22 20:56:15","2012-09-23 00:56:15","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=50","0","revision","","0");
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INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("54","1","2012-11-19 14:28:25","2012-11-19 18:28:25"," \n\nAdam is a Senior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. His expected graduation date is in the Fall of 2014.\n\nAfter his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department and currently manages a team of six individuals. Adam has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen.\n\nHe currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before his career at McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAdam is an accomplished Public Speaker and enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, mainly current events; a topic he studies daily (He is currently studying this report on \"in the air\" transmission Ebola). His most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he described how his family encouraged him to never give up throughout his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non-profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was the treasurer for her candidate authorized Political Action Committee (PAC).\n\nIn July of 2012, Adam became the Treasurer of a non-profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow, and a Progressive Democrat.\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and commutes to a variety of places daily. Check out his Foursquare Map to see where he has been.\n\nTo contact Adam please fill out your contact information on the right or by using this form.\n\n \n\n** Make sure to sign up for Adam\'s Newsletter! It will contain information on current events, useful knowledge, recipes and more!\n\n \n\n \n** This page contains links to outside documents and/or websites, the information on those websites and/or documents are property of their respective owners. Adam is not responsible for the content of those sites.**
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INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("59","1","2012-09-22 21:05:18","2012-09-23 01:05:18"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelors of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department, he currently manages a team of six individuals. He has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen. He currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAn accomplished Public Speaker, Adam enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, his most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he mentioned how his family excelled him through his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative, Adam was her treasurer for her Political Action Committee. In July of 2012 Adam became the Treasurer of her non profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is a democrat and currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania.","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-4","","","2012-09-22 21:05:18","2012-09-23 01:05:18","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=59","0","revision","","0");
INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("60","1","2012-09-22 21:34:28","2012-09-23 01:34:28"," \n\n \nObjective:
\nTo become well versed in the practice of accounting and the pursuit of justice, obtain a BS/MPA degree(s) and CPA/CFE Certification(s,) and carry that knowledge and experience into the field as a forensic accountant.\n\n \nEmployment Experience:
\nMcDonalds USA, LLC September, 2008 - Present\n\n- Crew Person/Trainer; 2008-2010\n\n- Manager in Training; August 2010 – February 2011\n\n- Swing Manager; February 2011-February 2012\n\n- Kitchen Department Manager; February 2012-Present\n\nPast and current responsibilities include maintaining and establishing a positive food cost, training employees on proper food safety and FIFO procedures, and managing a staff of up to twenty employees at a time.\n\n \nVolunteer Experience:
\nTreasurer of a political action committee and a 2012 primary campaign for Pennsylvania House of Representatives.\n\nTreasurer of a statewide nonprofit organization, VotePA.\n\n \nEducation:
\nCalifornia University of Pennsylvania August, 2010 - Present
\nPursuing a dual degree in Business Administration (concentration in Accounting) and Justice Studies (concentration in Forensic Science.)\n\nCurrent GPA: 3.25\n\nExpected Graduation: Fall 2014\n\n \nSkills/Certification/Awards:
\n- Effective at managing a multimillion-dollar store.\n\n- ServSafe Food Safety Certification (Expires 2015)\n\n- Eagle Scout, Class of 2008, Boy Scouts of America\n\nVigil Honor Member, National Honors Society of Scouting (Order of the Arrow)\n\n \n\n![\"\"](\"http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/076e31b.jpg\" "\\"Adam")
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\nAdam\'s Letter to the Editor, October,10 2011
\nArticle on Adam\'s Eagle Scout Project
\nAdam\'s Letter to the Editor, October, 2011
\nAdam on the Dean\'s List, Spring 2012
\nAdam on the Dean\'s List, Fall 2011
\n \n\n \n** This page contains links to outside documents and/or websites, the information on those websites and/or documents are property of their respective owners, Adam is not responsible for the content of those sites.**
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\n- Travel to every continent.\n\n- Take a Viking River Cruise\n\n- Become an Elected Official\n\n- Become a member of Pennsylvania Democratic State Committee\n\n- Pass the CPA Exam\n\n-Work for a reputable accounting firm\n\n- Skydive\n\n- Graduate college with < 3.25 GPA\n\n- Write a book\n\n- Write someones biography\n\n- Meet 3 living current/former presidents\n\n- Visit the United Nations HQ in New York\n\n-Meet the Secretary General of the UN\n\n- Meet Queen Elizabeth","Adam\'s Impossible List","","inherit","closed","open","","68-revision","","","2012-09-22 22:05:07","2012-09-23 02:05:07","","68","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=69","0","revision","","0"); INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("70","1","2012-09-22 22:19:22","2012-09-23 02:19:22","For fun, I have created a list of things I would like to accomplish throughout my life.
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\n- Travel to every continent.\n\n- Take a Viking River Cruise\n\n- Become an Elected Official\n\n- Become a member of Pennsylvania Democratic State Committee\n\n- Pass the CPA Exam\n\n- Work for a reputable accounting firm\n\n- Skydive\n\n- Graduate college with > 3.25 GPA\n\n- Write a book\n\n- Write someone\'s biography\n\n- Meet 3 living current/former presidents\n\n- Visit the United Nations HQ in New York\n\n- Meet the Secretary General of the UN\n\n- Meet Queen Elizabeth\n\n- Visit Bhutan\n\n- Become a US Ambassador\n\n- Tour the White House\n\n- Tour the Capitol","My Dream\'s","","inherit","closed","open","","68-revision-4","","","2012-09-22 22:18:18","2012-09-23 02:18:18","","68","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=84","0","revision","","0"); INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("85","1","2012-09-22 21:28:34","2012-09-23 01:28:34"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department, he currently manages a team of six individuals. He has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen. He currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAn accomplished Public Speaker, Adam enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, his most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he mentioned how his family excelled him through his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative, Adam was her treasurer for her Political Action Committee. In July of 2012 Adam became the Treasurer of her non profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is a democrat and currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania.","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-5","","","2012-09-22 21:28:34","2012-09-23 01:28:34","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=85","0","revision","","0");
INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("86","1","2012-09-22 22:24:23","2012-09-23 02:24:23"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department, he currently manages a team of six individuals. He has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen. He currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAn accomplished Public Speaker, Adam enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, his most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he mentioned how his family excelled him through his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative;Adam was her treasurer for her Political Action Committee. In July of 2012 Adam became the Treasurer of her non profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is a democrat and currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania.","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-6","","","2012-09-22 22:24:23","2012-09-23 02:24:23","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=86","0","revision","","0");
INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("87","1","2012-09-22 22:25:24","2012-09-23 02:25:24"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department, he currently manages a team of six individuals. He has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen. He currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAn accomplished Public Speaker, Adam enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, his most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he mentioned how his family supported him through his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative;Adam was her treasurer for her Political Action Committee. In July of 2012 Adam became the Treasurer of her non profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is a democrat and currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania.","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-7","","","2012-09-22 22:25:24","2012-09-23 02:25:24","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=87","0","revision","","0");
INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("88","1","2012-09-22 22:26:21","2012-09-23 02:26:21"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department, he currently manages a team of six individuals. He has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen. He currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAn accomplished Public Speaker, Adam enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, his most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he mentioned how his family encouraged him through his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative;Adam was her treasurer for her Political Action Committee. In July of 2012 Adam became the Treasurer of her non profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is a democrat and currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania.","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-8","","","2012-09-22 22:26:21","2012-09-23 02:26:21","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=88","0","revision","","0");
INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("89","1","2012-09-22 22:27:00","2012-09-23 02:27:00"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department, he currently manages a team of six individuals. He has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen. He currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAn accomplished Public Speaker, Adam enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, his most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he mentioned how his family encouraged him through his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was her treasurer for her Political Action Committee. In July of 2012 Adam became the Treasurer of her non profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is a democrat and currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania.","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-9","","","2012-09-22 22:27:00","2012-09-23 02:27:00","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=89","0","revision","","0");
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\n \n\nTo become well versed in the practice of accounting and the pursuit of justice, obtain a BS/MPA degree(s) and CPA/CFE Certification(s,) and carry that knowledge and experience into the field as a forensic accountant.\n\n \nEmployment Experience
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\n \n\nTreasurer of a political action committee and a 2012 primary campaign for Pennsylvania House of Representatives.\n\n \n\nTreasurer of a statewide nonprofit organization, VotePA.\n\n \nEducation
\n \nCalifornia University of Pennsylvania August, 2010 - Present
\n \n\nPursuing a dual degree in Business Administration (concentration in Accounting) and Justice Studies (concentration in Forensic Science.)\n\n \n\nCurrent GPA: 3.25\n\n \n\nExpected Graduation: Fall 2014\n\n \nSkills/Certification/Awards
\n \n\nn Effective at managing a multimillion-dollar store.\n\n \n\nn ServSafe Food Safety Certification (Expires 2015)\n\n \n\nn Eagle Scout, Class of 2008, Boy Scouts of America\n\nVigil Honor Member, National Honors Society of Scouting (Order of the Arrow)\n\n","Résumé","","inherit","closed","open","","60-revision-2","","","2012-09-22 21:34:28","2012-09-23 01:34:28","","60","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=91","0","revision","","0");
INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("92","1","2012-09-22 22:41:35","2012-09-23 02:41:35"," \n\n \nObjective
\n \n\nTo become well versed in the practice of accounting and the pursuit of justice, obtain a BS/MPA degree(s) and CPA/CFE Certification(s,) and carry that knowledge and experience into the field as a forensic accountant.\n\n \nEmployment Experience
\n \nMcDonalds USA, LLC September, 2008 - Present
\n \n\n- Crew Person/Trainer; 2008-2010\n\n \n\n- Manager in Training; August 2010 – February 2011\n\n \n\n- Swing Manager; February 2011-February 2012\n\n \n\n- Kitchen Department Manager; February 2012-Present\n\n \n\nPast and current responsibilities include maintaining and establishing a positive food cost, training employees on proper food safety and FIFO procedures, and managing a staff of up to twenty employees at a time.\n\n \nVolunteer Experience
\n \n\nTreasurer of a political action committee and a 2012 primary campaign for Pennsylvania House of Representatives.\n\n \n\nTreasurer of a statewide nonprofit organization, VotePA.\n\n \nEducation
\n \nCalifornia University of Pennsylvania August, 2010 - Present
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\n \n\nn Effective at managing a multimillion-dollar store.\n\n \n\nn ServSafe Food Safety Certification (Expires 2015)\n\n \n\nn Eagle Scout, Class of 2008, Boy Scouts of America\n\nVigil Honor Member, National Honors Society of Scouting (Order of the Arrow)\n\n","Résumé","","inherit","closed","open","","60-revision-3","","","2012-09-22 22:41:35","2012-09-23 02:41:35","","60","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=92","0","revision","","0");
INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("93","1","2012-09-22 22:28:41","2012-09-23 02:28:41"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department, he currently manages a team of six individuals. He has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen. He currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAn accomplished Public Speaker, Adam enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, his most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he mentioned how his family encouraged him through his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was her treasurer for her Political Action Committee. In July of 2012 Adam became the Treasurer of her non profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is a democrat and currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania.","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-10","","","2012-09-22 22:28:41","2012-09-23 02:28:41","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=93","0","revision","","0");
INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("94","1","2012-09-24 15:06:43","2012-09-24 19:06:43"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department, he currently manages a team of six individuals. He has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen. He currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAn accomplished Public Speaker, Adam enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, his most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he mentioned how his family encouraged him through his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was her treasurer for her Political Action Committee. In July of 2012 Adam became the Treasurer of her non profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout and Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow.\n\nHe is a democrat and is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9)\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania.\n\n \n\n \n\nClick here for information on contacting Adam!","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-11","","","2012-09-24 15:06:43","2012-09-24 19:06:43","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=94","0","revision","","0");
INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("95","1","2012-09-22 21:26:58","2012-09-23 01:26:58","Adam can be contacted for variety of reasons:\n\n- Employment Opportunities\n\n- Speaking Engagements\n\n- Information about VotePA and Friends of Marybeth Kuznik\n\nEmail Addresses:\nadam@vote4marybeth.com- Friends of Marybeth Kuznik, Campaign PAC\nakubizna@votepa.us- VotePA Treasurer E-Mail\nadam@adamkubizna.com- Website E-mail\n\nPhone:\nOffice of the Treasurer- VotePA\n(412) 552-3167\n\nMobile:\n(724) 466-2339\n\n \n\n ","Contact Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","51-revision-4","","","2012-09-22 21:26:58","2012-09-23 01:26:58","","51","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=95","0","revision","","0");
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INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("97","1","2012-09-24 15:11:48","2012-09-24 19:11:48"," \n\n \nObjective:
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\nMcDonalds USA, LLC September, 2008 - Present\n\n- Crew Person/Trainer; 2008-2010\n\n- Manager in Training; August 2010 – February 2011\n\n- Swing Manager; February 2011-February 2012\n\n- Kitchen Department Manager; February 2012-Present\n\nPast and current responsibilities include maintaining and establishing a positive food cost, training employees on proper food safety and FIFO procedures, and managing a staff of up to twenty employees at a time.\n\n \nVolunteer Experience:
\nTreasurer of a political action committee and a 2012 primary campaign for Pennsylvania House of Representatives.\n\nTreasurer of a statewide nonprofit organization, VotePA.\n\n \nEducation:
\nCalifornia University of Pennsylvania August, 2010 - Present
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\n \n\n- Effective at managing a multimillion-dollar store.\n\n \n\n- ServSafe Food Safety Certification (Expires 2015)\n\n \n\n- Eagle Scout, Class of 2008, Boy Scouts of America\n\nVigil Honor Member, National Honors Society of Scouting (Order of the Arrow)\n\n","Résumé","","inherit","closed","open","","60-autosave","","","2012-09-24 15:11:48","2012-09-24 19:11:48","","60","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=97","0","revision","","0");
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Adam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department, he currently manages a team of six individuals. He has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen. He currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAn accomplished Public Speaker, Adam enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, his most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he mentioned how his family encouraged him through his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was her treasurer for her Political Action Committee. In July of 2012 Adam became the Treasurer of her non profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout and Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow.\n\nHe is a democrat and is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9)\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania.\n\n \n\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-12","","","2012-09-24 15:07:17","2012-09-24 19:07:17","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=106","0","revision","","0");
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Adam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department, he currently manages a team of six individuals. He has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen. He currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAn accomplished Public Speaker, Adam enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, his most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he mentioned how his family encouraged him through his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was her treasurer for her Political Action Committee. In July of 2012 Adam became the Treasurer of her non profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout and Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow.\n\nHe is a democrat and is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9)\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania.\n\n \n\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-13","","","2012-10-05 14:31:27","2012-10-05 18:31:27","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=115","0","revision","","0");
INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("116","1","2012-10-10 12:33:01","2012-10-10 16:33:01"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department, he currently manages a team of six individuals. He has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen. He currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAn accomplished Public Speaker, Adam enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, his most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he mentioned how his family encouraged him through his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was her treasurer for her Political Action Committee. In July of 2012 Adam became the Treasurer of her non profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout and Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow.\n\nHe is a democrat and is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9)\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania.\n\n \n\n** Make sure the check out Adam\'s most recent Letter to the Editor at the Herald Standard!\n\n \n\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-14","","","2012-10-10 12:33:01","2012-10-10 16:33:01","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=116","0","revision","","0");
INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("117","1","2012-10-11 00:23:17","2012-10-11 04:23:17"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department, he currently manages a team of six individuals. He has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen. He currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAn accomplished Public Speaker, Adam enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, his most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he mentioned how his family encouraged him through his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was her treasurer for her Political Action Committee. In July of 2012 Adam became the Treasurer of her non profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout and Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow.\n\nHe is a democrat and is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9)\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania.\n\n \n\n** Make sure the check out Adam\'s most recent Letter to the Editor published in the Herald Standard!\n\n \n\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-15","","","2012-10-11 00:23:17","2012-10-11 04:23:17","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=117","0","revision","","0");
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INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("120","1","2012-10-17 13:05:57","2012-10-17 17:05:57"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. His expected graduation date is in the Fall of 2014. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department and currently manages a team of six individuals. Adam has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen.\n\nHe currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before his career at McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAdam is an accomplished Public Speaker and enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, mainly current events; a topic he studies daily. His most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he described how his family encouraged him to never give up throughout his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non-profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was the treasurer for her candidate authorized Political Action Committee (PAC).\n\nIn July of 2012, Adam became the Treasurer of Marybeth\'s non-profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow, and a Progressive Democrat. He is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9) and President Obama.\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and commutes to a variety of places daily. Please check out his Foursquare Map to see where he has been.\n\nTo contact Adam please fill out your contact information on the right or fill out this form.\n\n \n\n** Make sure the check out Adam\'s most recent Letter to the Editor published in the Herald Standard!\n\n \n\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-16","","","2012-10-17 13:05:57","2012-10-17 17:05:57","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=120","0","revision","","0");
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INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("122","1","2012-10-17 13:33:14","2012-10-17 17:33:14","Adam has been featured in many articles and has voiced his opinion in a variety of situations using the media, some of them are below:
\nAdam\'s Letter to the Editor, October,10 2011
\nArticle on Adam\'s Eagle Scout Project
\nAdam\'s Letter to the Editor, October, 2011
\nAdam on the Dean\'s List, Spring 2012
\nAdam on the Dean\'s List, Fall 2011
\n \n\n \n** This page contains link\'s to outside documents and/or websites, the information on those websites and/or documents are property of their respective owners, Adam is not responsible for the content of those sites.**
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INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("129","1","2012-10-17 13:25:07","2012-10-17 17:25:07"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. His expected graduation date is in the Fall of 2014. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department and currently manages a team of six individuals. Adam has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen.\n\nHe currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before his career at McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAdam is an accomplished Public Speaker and enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, mainly current events; a topic he studies daily (He is currently researching the UN Secretary General\'s Report) . His most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he described how his family encouraged him to never give up throughout his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non-profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was the treasurer for her candidate authorized Political Action Committee (PAC).\n\nIn July of 2012, Adam became the Treasurer of Marybeth\'s non-profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow, and a Progressive Democrat. He is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9) and President Obama.\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and commutes to a variety of places daily.Check out his Foursquare Map to see where he has been.\n\nTo contact Adam please fill out your contact information on the right or fill out this form.\n\n \n\n** Make sure the check out Adam\'s most recent Letter to the Editor published in the Herald Standard!\n\n \n\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-18","","","2012-10-17 13:25:07","2012-10-17 17:25:07","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=129","0","revision","","0");
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","Where Has Adam Been?","","inherit","closed","open","","36-revision-21","","","2012-10-17 13:30:53","2012-10-17 17:30:53","","36","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=139","0","revision","","0"); INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("140","1","2012-10-17 16:04:02","0000-00-00 00:00:00","","Auto Draft","","auto-draft","closed","open","","","","","2012-10-17 16:04:02","0000-00-00 00:00:00","","0","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=140","0","post","","0"); INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("141","1","2012-10-17 15:02:11","2012-10-17 19:02:11"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. His expected graduation date is in the Fall of 2014. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department and currently manages a team of six individuals. Adam has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen.\n\nHe currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before his career at McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAdam is an accomplished Public Speaker and enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, mainly current events; a topic he studies daily (He is currently researching the UN Secretary General\'s Report). His most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he described how his family encouraged him to never give up throughout his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non-profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was the treasurer for her candidate authorized Political Action Committee (PAC).\n\nIn July of 2012, Adam became the Treasurer of Marybeth\'s non-profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow, and a Progressive Democrat. He is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9) and President Obama.\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and commutes to a variety of places daily. Check out his Foursquare Map to see where he has been.\n\nTo contact Adam please fill out your contact information on the right or by using this form.\n\n \n\n** Make sure the check out Adam\'s most recent Letter to the Editor published in the Herald Standard!\n\n \n\n \n** This page contains links to outside documents and/or websites, the information on those websites and/or documents are property of their respective owners, Adam is not responsible for the content of those sites.**
\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-24","","","2012-10-17 15:02:11","2012-10-17 19:02:11","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=141","0","revision","","0"); INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("142","1","2012-10-17 21:18:27","2012-10-18 01:18:27"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. His expected graduation date is in the Fall of 2014. After his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department and currently manages a team of six individuals. Adam has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen.\n\nHe currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before his career at McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAdam is an accomplished Public Speaker and enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, mainly current events; a topic he studies daily (He is currently studying the UN Secretary General\'s Report). His most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he described how his family encouraged him to never give up throughout his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non-profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was the treasurer for her candidate authorized Political Action Committee (PAC).\n\nIn July of 2012, Adam became the Treasurer of Marybeth\'s non-profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow, and a Progressive Democrat. He is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9) and President Obama.\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and commutes to a variety of places daily. Check out his Foursquare Map to see where he has been.\n\nTo contact Adam please fill out your contact information on the right or by using this form.\n\n \n\n** Make sure the check out Adam\'s most recent Letter to the Editor published in the Herald Standard!\n\n \n\n \n** This page contains links to outside documents and/or websites, the information on those websites and/or documents are property of their respective owners, Adam is not responsible for the content of those sites.**
\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-25","","","2012-10-17 21:18:27","2012-10-18 01:18:27","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=142","0","revision","","0"); INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("143","1","2012-10-17 21:19:23","2012-10-18 01:19:23"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. His expected graduation date is in the Fall of 2014.\n\nAfter his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department and currently manages a team of six individuals. Adam has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen.\n\nHe currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before his career at McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAdam is an accomplished Public Speaker and enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, mainly current events; a topic he studies daily (He is currently studying the UN Secretary General\'s Report). His most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he described how his family encouraged him to never give up throughout his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non-profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was the treasurer for her candidate authorized Political Action Committee (PAC).\n\nIn July of 2012, Adam became the Treasurer of Marybeth\'s non-profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow, and a Progressive Democrat. He is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9) and President Obama.\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and commutes to a variety of places daily. Check out his Foursquare Map to see where he has been.\n\nTo contact Adam please fill out your contact information on the right or by using this form.\n\n \n\n** Make sure the check out Adam\'s most recent Letter to the Editor published in the Herald Standard!\n\n \n\n \n** This page contains links to outside documents and/or websites, the information on those websites and/or documents are property of their respective owners, Adam is not responsible for the content of those sites.**
\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-26","","","2012-10-17 21:19:23","2012-10-18 01:19:23","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=143","0","revision","","0"); INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("144","1","2012-10-17 23:52:32","2012-10-18 03:52:32"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. His expected graduation date is in the Fall of 2014.\n\nAfter his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department and currently manages a team of six individuals. Adam has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen.\n\nHe currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before his career at McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAdam is an accomplished Public Speaker and enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, mainly current events; a topic he studies daily (He is currently studying the UN Secretary General\'s Report). His most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he described how his family encouraged him to never give up throughout his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non-profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was the treasurer for her candidate authorized Political Action Committee (PAC).\n\nIn July of 2012, Adam became the Treasurer of a non-profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow, and a Progressive Democrat. He is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9) and President Obama.\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and commutes to a variety of places daily. Check out his Foursquare Map to see where he has been.\n\nTo contact Adam please fill out your contact information on the right or by using this form.\n\n \n\n** Make sure the check out Adam\'s most recent Letter to the Editor published in the Herald Standard!\n\n \n\n \n** This page contains links to outside documents and/or websites, the information on those websites and/or documents are property of their respective owners, Adam is not responsible for the content of those sites.**
\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-27","","","2012-10-17 23:52:32","2012-10-18 03:52:32","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=144","0","revision","","0"); INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("145","1","2012-10-18 10:45:15","2012-10-18 14:45:15"," \n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. His expected graduation date is in the Fall of 2014.\n\nAfter his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department and currently manages a team of six individuals. Adam has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen.\n\nHe currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before his career at McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAdam is an accomplished Public Speaker and enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, mainly current events; a topic he studies daily (He is currently studying the UN Secretary General\'s Report). His most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he described how his family encouraged him to never give up throughout his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non-profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was the treasurer for her candidate authorized Political Action Committee (PAC).\n\nIn July of 2012, Adam became the Treasurer of a non-profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow, and a Progressive Democrat. He is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9) and President Obama.\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and commutes to a variety of places daily. Check out his Foursquare Map to see where he has been.\n\nTo contact Adam please fill out your contact information on the right or by using this form.\n\n \n\n** Make sure the check out Adam\'s most recent Letter to the Editor published in the Herald Standard!\n\n \n\n \n** This page contains links to outside documents and/or websites, the information on those websites and/or documents are property of their respective owners. Adam is not responsible for the content of those sites.**
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\n- Travel to every continent.\n\n- Take a Viking River Cruise\n\n- Become an Elected Official\n\n- Become a member of Pennsylvania Democratic State Committee\n\n- Pass the CPA Exam\n\n- Work for a reputable accounting firm\n\n- Skydive\n\n- Graduate college with > 3.25 GPA\n\n- Write a book\n\n- Write someone\'s biography\n\n- Meet 3 living current/former presidents\n\n- Visit the United Nations HQ in New York\n\n- Meet the Secretary General of the UN\n\n- Meet Queen Elizabeth\n\n- Visit Bhutan\n\n- Become a US Ambassador\n\n- Tour the White House\n\nFor fun, I have created a list of things I would like to accomplish throughout my life.
\n- Travel to every continent.\n\n- Take a Viking River Cruise\n\n- Become an Elected Official\n\n- Become a member of Pennsylvania Democratic State Committee\n\n- Pass the CPA Exam\n\n- Work for the same company (for 18 years)\n\n- Skydive\n\n- Graduate college with > 3.25 GPA\n\n- Write a book\n\n- Write someone\'s biography\n\n- Meet 3 living current/former presidents\n\n- Visit the United Nations HQ in New York\n\n- Meet the Secretary General of the UN\n\n- Meet Queen Elizabeth\n\n- Visit Bhutan\n\n- Become a US Ambassador\n\n- Tour the White House\n\nAdam is a Junior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. His expected graduation date is in the Fall of 2014.\n\nAfter his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department and currently manages a team of six individuals. Adam has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen.\n\nHe currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before his career at McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAdam is an accomplished Public Speaker and enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, mainly current events; a topic he studies daily (He is currently studying the UN Secretary General\'s Report). His most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he described how his family encouraged him to never give up throughout his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non-profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was the treasurer for her candidate authorized Political Action Committee (PAC).\n\nIn July of 2012, Adam became the Treasurer of a non-profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow, and a Progressive Democrat. He is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9) and President Obama.\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and commutes to a variety of places daily. Check out his Foursquare Map to see where he has been.\n\nTo contact Adam please fill out your contact information on the right or by using this form.\n\n \n\n** Make sure the check out Adam\'s most recent Letter to the Editor published in the Herald Standard!\n\n \n\n \n** This page contains links to outside documents and/or websites, the information on those websites and/or documents are property of their respective owners. Adam is not responsible for the content of those sites.**
\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-29","","","2012-10-18 10:45:47","2012-10-18 14:45:47","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=148","0","revision","","0"); INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("149","1","2012-10-30 21:58:32","2012-10-31 01:58:32"," \n\nAdam is a Senior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. His expected graduation date is in the Fall of 2014.\n\nAfter his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department and currently manages a team of six individuals. Adam has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen.\n\nHe currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before his career at McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAdam is an accomplished Public Speaker and enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, mainly current events; a topic he studies daily (He is currently studying the UN Secretary General\'s Report). His most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he described how his family encouraged him to never give up throughout his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non-profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was the treasurer for her candidate authorized Political Action Committee (PAC).\n\nIn July of 2012, Adam became the Treasurer of a non-profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow, and a Progressive Democrat. He is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9) and President Obama.\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and commutes to a variety of places daily. Check out his Foursquare Map to see where he has been.\n\nTo contact Adam please fill out your contact information on the right or by using this form.\n\n \n\n** Make sure the check out Adam\'s most recent Letter to the Editor published in the Herald Standard!\n\n \n\n \n** This page contains links to outside documents and/or websites, the information on those websites and/or documents are property of their respective owners. Adam is not responsible for the content of those sites.**
\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-30","","","2012-10-30 21:58:32","2012-10-31 01:58:32","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=149","0","revision","","0"); INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("150","1","2012-10-30 23:42:07","2012-10-31 03:42:07"," \n\nAdam is a Senior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. His expected graduation date is in the Fall of 2014.\n\nAfter his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department and currently manages a team of six individuals. Adam has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen.\n\nHe currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before his career at McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAdam is an accomplished Public Speaker and enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, mainly current events; a topic he studies daily (He is currently studying the UN Secretary General\'s Report). His most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he described how his family encouraged him to never give up throughout his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non-profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was the treasurer for her candidate authorized Political Action Committee (PAC).\n\nIn July of 2012, Adam became the Treasurer of a non-profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow, and a Progressive Democrat. He is actively campaigning for congressional candidate Karen Ramsburg (D-PA- 9) and President Obama.\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and commutes to a variety of places daily. Check out his Foursquare Map to see where he has been.\n\nTo contact Adam please fill out your contact information on the right or by using this form.\n\n \n\n** Make sure to sign up for Adam\'s Newsletter! It will contain information on current events, useful knowledge, recipes and more!\n\n \n\n \n** This page contains links to outside documents and/or websites, the information on those websites and/or documents are property of their respective owners. Adam is not responsible for the content of those sites.**
\n ","About Adam","","inherit","closed","open","","47-revision-31","","","2012-10-30 23:42:07","2012-10-31 03:42:07","","47","http://adamkubizna.com/wordpress/?p=150","0","revision","","0"); INSERT INTO wp_posts VALUES("151","1","2012-11-09 14:33:31","2012-11-09 18:33:31"," \n\nAdam is a Senior at California University of Pennsylvania. He is currently pursuing a dual degree, a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Forensic Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. His expected graduation date is in the Fall of 2014.\n\nAfter his undergraduate career, he plans on attending graduate school and passing the CPA exam. Adam plans on becoming a Forensic Accountant or Auditor.\n\nAdam has been employed by the McDonald\'s Corporation since 2008 and is currently a Kitchen Department Manager. He is in charge of Food Cost and the operations of the department and currently manages a team of six individuals. Adam has risen through the ranks of McDonald\'s starting as a Crew Person when he was sixteen.\n\nHe currently holds ServSafe Food Safety Certification and is well versed in proper food safety procedures. Before his career at McDonald\'s Adam worked as a Nature Instructor at a local Boy Scout Camp in Somerset, PA.\n\nAdam is an accomplished Public Speaker and enjoys speaking in a variety of situations, mainly current events; a topic he studies daily (He is currently studying the UN Secretary General\'s Report). His most memorable speech was his Eagle Scout \"Address\", where he brought the room to tears as he described how his family encouraged him to never give up throughout his Boy Scouting career.\n\nIn February of 2012, Adam met Marybeth Kuznik, a non-profit director from Southwestern Pennsylvania. Together Adam and one of his closest friends worked on her political campaign for State Representative; Adam was the treasurer for her candidate authorized Political Action Committee (PAC).\n\nIn July of 2012, Adam became the Treasurer of a non-profit group VotePA, it is a statewide non partisan alliance for all voting rights and election integrity in Pennsylvania.\n\nAdam is an Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor Brother of the Order of the Arrow, and a Progressive Democrat.\n\nHe currently resides in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and commutes to a variety of places daily. Check out his Foursquare Map to see where he has been.\n\nTo contact Adam please fill out your contact information on the right or by using this form.\n\n \n\n** Make sure to sign up for Adam\'s Newsletter! It will contain information on current events, useful knowledge, recipes and more!\n\n \n\n \n** This page contains links to outside documents and/or websites, the information on those websites and/or documents are property of their respective owners. Adam is not responsible for the content of those sites.**
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