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document.write('<td width="200"><b>My not-for profit si</b></td>');
document.write('<td class="anse">(ÆÀÂÛÕߣºn4qbmych@hotmail.com&nbsp;&nbsp;7/11/2016)</td></tr>');
document.write('<tr><td></td><td colspan="2"><font color="#4D8B9E">ÄÚÈÝ£ºMy not-for profit site has been copimomrsed, and seach and replace attempts to remove the malicious code arent working, it keeps on popping up. I#39;ve changed my password, but I wish I could identify the source of this malware, even though the mal-direct leads nowhere, these things are viral and continue working long after their original purpose has been stopped. I dont blame Google, but I do think the industry itself needs to come up with better tools for detencting and eliminating these threats as they arrive.</font></td></tr>');

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