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Your users have varying degrees of motor skills and may use your website with only their keyboard.
You must make sure that keyboard-only users can’t get stuck anywhere on your site. All parts of your website should be reachable by keyboard alone (See Guideline 2.1.1). Your users must also be able to navigate away from all parts of your website. If your users can reach a feature (such as a subscribe form) by keyboard but can’t leave it by keyboard, they are keyboard trapped.

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  • Test your website to make sure you can navigate away from, as well as to, all parts of your website by keyboard only.
  • Make sure all navigation is controllable by either the ‘Tab’ or arrow keys, which is a standard many people are familiar with.

  • Unplug your mouse and make sure you can fully use your website with your keyboard.
  • It’s tempting to use non-standard navigation with a text explanation of what to do, but this isn’t worth your time. Stick to the Tab and arrow keys and the majority of your customers will already know how to use your website.
  • Be wary of third-party adverts and widgets, often these are not accessible.

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    Hi. Just joined the group today, and I am so happy to see something about accessibility here. It is an area of particular interest to me. I worked hard to get my company to take it seriously, with only partial success. I will look forward to your posts on this topic and plan to check through the archives to learn more. Thank you. Patricia

    • Thanks Patricia, it’s often an uphill struggle to get accessibility built in to a company’s way of life but it all starts with one person like you raising your voice and tackling one thing at a time. Good luck!


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Find out how Anna Maria was able to average over 16 yards per completion using a play that most teams consider to be a "quick" concept.

By Brian Hayes

Offensive Coordinator

Anna Maria College (MA)

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coachhayesEditor’s Note:  Coach Hayes have been a quarterbacks coach and a coordinator at the collegiate level for the past 8 years. Prior to being named as the offensive coordinator at Anna Maria, Coach Hayes was the quarterbacks coach at Copiah-Lincoln Community College and Assumption College.  Brian has worked with a lot of great coaches from all levels and credits them with helping him develop as a young coach in this great profession.

The Sail concept for us has been a very successful one to us over the 3 years that I have been a coordinator here and Anna Maria. We are able to use our running backs in this as the third receiver in the route progression. We averaged 16.2 yards per completion with this concept.

Our Sail concept is primarily a 3 X 1 concept but we also have variations where we run it out of 2 X 2. We will run Sail against any coverage and we like it in a 2nd and 3rd and medium to long yardage situations.  The great thing about this concept is we use it with a few different protections. The majority of the time we sprinted to it but we will also use our drop back protection and playaction series.

We also have a few adjustments to this concept using our motions and using free releasing our back out of the backfield.  We will line up in a 2X2 set and use our scat protection which alerts our running back to free release and now he becomes the 3rd receiver in the concept.

Receiver Rules:

#1 WR to the call side will run a vertical versus a MOF closed look. If we are a getting an MOF open look we tell him to run a take 2 vertical. We have to make sure we do a great job getting a good outside release to stay on our landmark. If he gets a MOF closed look with press man coverage look then we will outside release that also.

#2 WR to the call side will run a 12-14 yard speed cut out. He has to really do a good job of pushing vertical and really stretching the defender trying to wall him off or the defender who is responsible for carrying him on the vertical.  On our break our receivers have to make sure that they are flatting out and not drifting on the route.

#3 WR will run a 3-5 yard flat route. Again with this out route we have to make sure that we don’t drift on our route. If we are in a 2 X 2 formation we will then free release the back and he becomes the #3 to the call side.

#1 WR backside will run a post route. If we are sprinting away from him then he will work across the field on a drag route at 14-16 yards.

#2 Backside in a 2 X 2 set he will have what we call blitz control backside. He will run a 3-5 yard speed cut out.

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Listen: Woman asks helpline if she can smother friend, 81, in Thirsk care home

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AN ELDERLY devout Christian was smothered to death with a pillow in a care home bed by a friend who defied his wish to be allowed to die from cancer unaided.

Alcoholic Heather Davidson called a counselling service and asked if she would be considered a murderer if she put a pillow over the face of 81-year-old David Paterson at Sowerby House care home in Thirsk. Listen to the phone call

Heather Davidson. Picture: Ross Parry Agency

Heather Davidson. Picture: Ross Parry Agency

Two hours later, after being left alone with the terminally ill widower, she “folded the pillow over his face, pressed down, and killed him by smothering”, Teesside Crown Court was told today.

Davidson, who initially denied any involvement in Mr Paterson’s death before later claiming it was a “mercy killing”, was today given a life sentence with a minimum term of nine years after admitting murder.

The court was told the killing was not the first time she had tried to take a life through suffocation, as she had previously stolen a neighbour’s dog and strangled it, though the dog did not die.

The victim’s family say the 54-year-old defendant stripped their relative, whose wife died last year after 51 years of marriage, of taking away the “last remnants of his dignity”.

David Paterson. Picture: Ross Parry Agency

David Paterson. Picture: Ross Parry Agency

The case is thought to be one of the first in the country where a terminally ill person has had their life ended against their wishes by someone who is not a family member.

Mr Paterson, the court heard, “led a long, happy and fulfilled life” but his condition began to deteriorate after his wife’s death in March 2014 and it was noted a cancer had started to spread.

He was moved to Sowerby House care home in Sowerby near Thirsk, where his condition worsened further and the home’s GP concluded on February 10 this year that “his life was drawing to its natural close”.

Jonathan Sharp, prosecuting, told the court that Mr Paterson “had previously firmly expressed his opposition to any intervention in the dying process, and at the care home he had never asked for anyone to help him end his life”.

Sowerby House care home in Sowerby near Thirsk. Picture: Ross Parry Agency

Sowerby House care home in Sowerby near Thirsk. Picture: Ross Parry Agency

He added: “He was a communicant member of the Church of England and had been a pillar of his local church, St Mary’s in Thirsk, since childhood, attending services there every week and taking an active role in other Church activities.

“As a devout Christian, he had strong ethical objections to euthanasia. He directed a DNR instruction on his medical records be removed. He said it would be God’s decision, and only God’s, when it was time to meet his maker.”

Davidson and Mr Paterson met when she was referred to a support group, where he was a volunteer, for her chronic alcohol abuse. They had both been fellow church-goers at St Mary’s for several years.

The court heard that while Mr Paterson was at the care home Davidson visited two or three times a week, demanding details about his medical condition and complaining, wrongly, that his family never came to see him.

Sowerby House care home in Sowerby near Thirsk. Picture: Ross Parry Agency

Sowerby House care home in Sowerby near Thirsk. Picture: Ross Parry Agency

Mr Sharp said: “To other observers, including staff at the care home and his relatives, Mr Paterson was comfortable, settled and well cared for, but the defendant took a different view of his care, his treatment and what should be done with him.”

On February 11, the day after Mr Paterson’s palliative care started, Davidson arrived at the home and was seen to be “agitated and on edge”.

At around midday she called Macmillan Cancer Care’s counselling service and said he was in a “terrible state”, adding: “I think it would be better if I could just put a pillow over his face”.

During the call, which was played in court, she asked if she would be a “murderer” if she did that and, after being told that she would, suggested no-one would know because no post-mortem would be carried out.

After making the call, Davidson was said to be “particularly troubled by Mr Paterson’s lack of responsiveness to her”.

Mr Sharp said: “She was insistent that he speak or show her some response, indeed at one point she was jumping up and shouting ‘wakey wakey’.

“She had to be asked by the deputy manager of the care home, Kath Henley, to leave the room for a while and to respect the fact that Mr Paterson needed rest.”

Mr Sharp said a fellow church-goer left the room, and it was “then or shortly afterwards that the defendant took hold of the pillow that was under Mr Paterson’s head and pulled it partially out from under him”.

He added: “She then folded the pillow over his face, pressed down, and killed him by smothering.

“It is not possible to say how long the killing took, but the process was not instantaneous. Mr Paterson resisted: that may safely be inferred from his suffering a bruise to the inside of his left eye and an abrasion over his top lip.

“He made a loud gurgling sound, loud enough for a care assistant, Diane Boynton, to hear it in the next room, although she put it down to noise from another resident’s TV.

“Once Mr Paterson had died the defendant left the room and pretended to raise the alarm with two passing staff members, one of whom was Ms Boynton, saying ‘Come and see David, I think he’s just passed away’ or words to that effect.

“She stayed for a moment with Ms Boynton, choosing to tell her that she was a good Christian and she had been praying for Mr Paterson. Ms Boynton was struck by her calmness.”

Death was confirmed at 2.45pm, and the doctor who pronounced Mr Paterson dead noted the bleeding and injuries he sustained.

Davidson said “she and David had a short conversation at 2.15pm, she pretended to imitate him giving a large guttural cough, and said he coughed in that manner a couple more times, then ‘there was a large sigh and he stopped breathing’.”

After Davidson returned home, Maureen Kent, Mr Paterson’s sister’s niece, arrived moments later and the news had to be broken to hear that he had died.

Police realised immediately that the death was suspicious, and the post-mortem confirmed smothering as the cause of death. Davidson was arrested later that day at her home.

During police interviews, she denied murder and said she did not agree with euthanasia, since she was a good church-goer, the court heard.

After police served transcripts of the defendant’s calls to Macmillan, a guilty plea was finally offered to prosecutors on April 30, the last working day before her plea hearing on May 4.

Mr Sharp said: “It is suggested this was a mercy killing. The Crown does not accept that suggestion, at least insofar as the term is generally understood, ie an act done by a close relative to end unbearable suffering.

“Mr Paterson was no relation to the defendant, who had a number of close and caring relatives. Further, he was in no pain or distress. he was moving towards the end of his life peacefully, and it appears he was fully aware of his condition and his imminent mortality, but was firmly opposed to ending his own life or having it prematurely ended.

“The defendant decided that she would act unilaterally, she ignored, or disagreed with, what he wanted and did not consider what his relatives and his carers thought best for him to be relevant.

“Her course of action will, for a few moments at least, have caused the deceased great suffering and distress where none had been necessary.

“It cannot be ignored that this is the second time the defendant has made a choice to take life by suffocation, and so to cause death in what could be a painful and terrifying manner.

“There is also a suggestion by her that in the Macmillan phone call that she was, at least in part, motivated by her own feelings or unhappiness at seeing Mr Paterson in his condition, rather than by his welfare being uppermost in he mind.”

Sentencing Davidson, Recorder of Middlesbrough Simon Bourne-Arton said her decision to end Mr Paterson’s life “was not yours to make”.

He said: “Had Mr Paterson died as his God intended he would have died in February with his loved ones able to say their farewells and without the glare of publicity.”

He added: “This private man did not, in death, have a private ending.”

Mitigating, David Aubrey QC said Davidson regarded the victim as a “good close friend” and “described him on a number of occasions, and to different people, as a lovely, kind person”.

He said: “The fact is that she did not know how close to death he was. The family knew, of course, the medics knew, and there was some surprise he had survived from one day to the next.

“She is now devastated in knowing how close to death he was. Had she realised that she would not have acted in the way she did.”

He added: “We submit this is a mercy killing. It was a genuinely held belief that what she was doing constituted an act of mercy.”

Mr Aubrey said the defendant “suffered from and shows genuine and profound remorse for the dreadful act she has carried out”. He added; “She regrets bitterly what she has done and what she had put the family through.”

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Wolds Diary: Welcome return of friend that is held dear by Brock the dog

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This week has seemed quite tame in comparison to the previous week. It was cold and rather unpleasant at the beginning of the week, but I still had to get out, walk the dogs, tackle the garden and do shopping and such-like.

I didn’t feel too great having been unable to shake off a summer cold and had to be a little careful not to stray too far from home, as I had a stomach upset as well.

When I did feel better my attention was turned to mowing the lawns again and then the old chore of taking a load of things down to the local tip.

My handyman has made a brilliant job of my kitchen and a general clear out was called for. I took some blankest and old towels to the vets for use with animals. I unravelled some ties I was given and washed and ironed them.

I went into Pocklington on the Thursday, to have my hair done. I was devastated to learn that the local white goods shop is to close. Not only have they given me excellent service since I got here, they have become friends.

I popped in to thank them and was presented with a huge cardboard tiger they had used for promotional purposes some time ago, which I had admired.

I then had to walk back to the car and got some very odd looks and eventually explained to a fascinated onlooker that I was just taking the tiger for a walk. I’m not sure she saw the funny side of it.

Then I went to the funeral service of our very much loved, admired and respected verger, Jennifer Bean. I had been asked to do a reading at the service.

The church, which is very large, was packed out and there were even people outside.

Everyone knew her and it was a mark of terrific respect that so many people wanted to be there. I was actually rather cut up about it after the service, and took the dogs for a good walk to calm down a bit.

By the end of the week I was beginning to feel a bit better health-wise, and was thrilled when I got a message from my former lodger, wanting to visit with his wonderful lady friend. He is doing very well in his teacher training down in the Midlands and came to visit while on a break up here.

If I was delighted my Staffie, Brock, was ecstatic. She had missed him dreadfully when he left and the expression on her face when he came through the door was a picture. All the dogs adored him and after tea and coffee we took the dogs for a walk up the hill.

In an empty field we let Brock off the lead but she refused to run far as she didn’t want to let him out of her sight.

I had happily let our local youth group use my garage to store things in last year, while they attempted to find new premises. This has taken a while but I understand things are progressing.

The team came to move the stuff that day and now my garage has a lot more space. I very much doubt I shall have that empty a garage for long.

Having said farewell to my former lodger I then took off to the shops and also did another trip to the tip. I even tidied up parts of the garden.

On Saturday, I was still feeling a bit shaky but went to score for the local cricket club.

I have seen an awful lot of cricket grounds and clubs in my time but I have never seen a more beautiful one that where we were this week. It is at Londesborough Park.

Set in beautiful dry chalk valley with May trees in flower on the valley slopes and a wood, delighting in the names of Rosemary Coombe and Owlet Hill in the background, you reach it by a very rural drive.

The weather was glorious and the setting idyllic. The facilities were excellent and I sat in a sheltered scoring area, with a charming and knowledgeable fellow scorer.

I had hardly arrived when a lovely gentleman called Malcolm offered me a coffee and asked me to sign something for his wife Margaret who is a reader of this diary. I was only too pleased to do so.

It was a very relaxing afternoon when the sun shone, the cricket was good and the location superb. It showed Yorkshire, and England, to be a truly green and pleasant land.

And the tea was excellent as well.


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Bournemouth v Hull City: Mike Phelan is braced for turbulent campaign at Tigers

Hull City's Abel Hernandez could play today.
Hull City's Abel Hernandez could play today.
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EIGHTY THREE days. Enough time for England to both appoint and lose one manager, before handing the reins to another who already has two games under his belt.

Mike Phelan, handed the Hull City reins on a temporary basis on the same day as Sam Allardyce landed his ‘dream job’ with the Three Lions, was certainly made to wait for his first job in management.

But, with a contract signed until the end of the season, the 54-year-old Lancastrian is finally able to focus fully on the challenge of keeping the Tigers in the Premier League. It is a task he is ready to face head on.

“It is striking when the winners of the league last season, Leicester City, are still talking about surviving in this league,” said City’s new head coach ahead of today’s trip to Bournemouth.

“For us to get carried away and say, ‘We are going to win the league...’, well I think we have to look at maintaining our status in this division. That’s as high up as we can possibly get.

“We know it is going to be turbulent and we know it is going to be difficult. But I think if we focus on that aim alone, we have as good a chance as anyone of staying in the league.”

Phelan’s 83 days in temporary charge was not the longest stint by a caretaker manager in the top flight of English football.

Far from it, in fact, with one of three temporary spells in charge of Tottenham Hotspur for David Pleat lasting more than eight months.

Tony Parkes, too, spent more than half the 1996-97 keeping the hotseat at Blackburn Rovers warm for Sven Goran Eriksson – who gave backword after initially accepting the post – and Roy Hodgson.

At times, however, Phelan’s stint as caretaker manager at the KCOM Stadium felt like it would never end. Week after week once the season was under way, Sir Alex Ferguson’s former assistant would face the media and say it was close. And how, over coffee and a cake with the club’s owners, he hoped an agreement would be thrashed out in the next few days to allow everyone to move on.

Then, though, when we all met again the following Friday at City’s University of Hull training ground in Cottingham, little would have changed. It even got to the stage where Phelan’s opening gambit when facing the cameras would be to smile and ask, “So, whose turns is it to ask me the question this week?”

Now, such a ritual can be banished and the focus switch entirely to Hull’s quest for Premier League survival. The timing couldn’t be better, in that respect, with today’s trip to Bournemouth being the first of eight consecutive fixtures that, on paper, suggest points can be won.

Yesterday, vice chairman Ehab Allam described this block of games as “a business part of the season” and City do need to deliver.

This responsibility falls on Phelan’s shoulders, which is why he was so adamant during negotiations that he have full control on football matters.

“The deal, as is stands, is football,” he said when asked about the autonomy of his role as head coach. “All to do with football. Whatever decisions are made on the football side, I will be involved that is for sure.

“That was massively important for me to be able to do that. Without that, what control have you got?

“Right now, it is about picking teams, getting players on a football field up until the next transfer window, where I am sure everything will be as hectic as it usually is.

“We have to be in a position to do something then but the important thing now is to make sure we know what direction we are going in. The players are aware of that and they want to be Premier League players.”

Phelan is likely to be joined in the dugout today by Michael Dawson, who played last night for the Under-21s as part of his rehabilitation from injury.

The 32-year-old will help with coaching duties alongside Academy manager Tony Pennock. Both have been drafted in to supplement a coaching staff that, Phelan estimates, is as many as six members below strength following Stephen Clemence’s decision to join Steve Bruce at Aston Villa. Keith Bertschin also left the backroom team soon after Bruce’s exit in the summer.

Warren Joyce, Manchester United’s reserve team manager, is one name that has been mooted but any discussions on appointments can wait until after today’s game, according to Phelan.

City’s new head coach knows the importance of a positive start and admits that there is a chance he will be judged differently now no longer in temporary charge.

“You are there now as the leader of the gang,” he added. “But, equally, I think if people appreciate what you are trying to do and see progress then there are some good people out there. Supporters as well, who understand the issues of the football club. They all want to be successful but it is about degrees of success.

“We are working towards stability, camaraderie, being tough and hard to beat. We have to enjoy the games as well because if you can’t enjoy this sport, what can you enjoy?

“It was once said about clubs like Hull City that you have less good Saturday nights in the Premier League than you do in the Championship. That is a fact but it is about how you deal with it.

“We must galvanise everyone – players, staff and certainly supporters. There will be ups and downs and they have to ride through the storm. They will express their views.

“But, ultimately, we have to stick together to achieve our goals.”


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York City v Luton Town: Jackie McNamara is aware of ‘burn-out’ for Minstermen’s young stars

York manager Jackie McNamara.
York manager Jackie McNamara.
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York City manager Jackie McNamara is tempted to give some of his young players a rest from today’s game against Luton.

Bradley Fewster and Lubo Satka, on loan from Middlesbrough and Newcastle United respectively, recently started four games on the spin over an 11-day spell.

That run saw York climb out of and then drop back into the relegation zone, although they are currently level on points with 22nd-placed Yeovil.

There are also doubts over Satka’s availability due to an ankle problem, but McNamara is considering the potential impact of burn-out.

He said: “We have got to make sure people are fresh enough to put in a shift and help the team be successful.

“Brad Fewster has played the last four games and I’ve got to think about whether we’re asking too much of the young players.”

York have a capable replacement for Fewster in Vadaine Oliver. The top scorer is likely to start after playing a cameo role against Northampton on Tuesday.

Oliver, who has bagged nine times this season, has fully recovered from a hip problem and tonsillitis.

McNamara is insistent that Oliver will not simply stroll back into the first-team. Players have returned during Oliver’s absence, providing him with greater competition than at any other point this campaign.

McNamara said: “I thought Vadaine did okay.

“He held the ball up better than he has in other games, but he has competition now with Brad Fewster scoring goals, Jake Hyde coming back in and Reece Thompson being around.

“I want them scoring and pushing each other, so they’re busting to take their chances in the team and keep their shirt. The same applies to the rest of the squad.”

The Minstermen were handed a boost yesterday after the club brought in Huddersfield Town defender William Boyle on loan until the end of the season.

The 20-year-old, who spent a month at Bootham Crescent earlier this season, could step straight into the breach to replace Satka against Luton.

McNamara was clearly happy to bring back a player that he worked with shortly after his appointment.

“I’m delighted to bring him back,” said McNamara. I thought he was excellent before. He was aggressive in the air and a very good talker for a young player.”

Last six: York City WLWWLL Luton Town WLDWLW

Referee: G Eltringham (County Durham)

Last time: York City 0 Luton Town 0; September 16, 2014; League Two.


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Cabrera Bello eager to end winless drought

Rafa Cabrera-Bello holds a three-shot lead in Hong Kong
Rafa Cabrera-Bello holds a three-shot lead in Hong Kong
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Rafa Cabrera Bello produced another brilliant performance in Fanling to open up a three-shot lead after the second round of the UBS Hong Kong Open.

The Ryder Cup star had led overnight after an opening 64 and he added a 65 on Friday at Hong Kong Golf Club to get to 11 under and extend his lead over Australian Sam Brazel.

Sheffield’s Masters champion Danny Willett was then at six under alongside fellow Englishman Tommy Fleetwood, American Paul Peterson and South African Justin Walters.

Brazel twice got on level terms with Cabrera Bello but twice the Spanish Ryder Cup player pulled away, with back-to-back birdies on the eighth and ninth and further gains on the 13th and 15th thanks to some dialled-in iron play.

A bogey from Brazel on the ninth – his penultimate hole – then provided the Spaniard with a cushion as he goes in search
of a first win in almost five
years.

The 32-year-old has enjoyed an excellent 2016, not missing a single cut on the European Tour and wining 2.5 points from three matches as Europe were defeated in the Ryder Cup at Hazeltine.

His last win was at the Dubai Desert Classic in 2012 but he insists his trophy drought is not a burden and is confident he will get over the finish line soon.

“I know I will win again,” he said. “I’ve won before. I just need to keep giving myself chances.

“I have been working on some mistakes that maybe I have done on other occasions. I don’t think I’m doing anything wrong not to get the win, so it will happen. Hopefully it will happen in two days’ time.”

Willett signed for six birdies and two bogeys in his 66 and he was pleased to be back at the right end of the leaderboard after a recent run of indifferent form.

“It’s nice to be in this position after the last few months,” he said “We played pretty well yesterday and didn’t take loads of chances and played just nice and steady again today.”

England’s Steve Lewton was then in the group at five under, with defending champion Justin Rose four shots further back.

Leeds’ Marcus Armitage, playing only his second event as a European Tour member, has made the cut after a 71 left him one under par.

Huddersfield’s Chris Hanson and Malton’s Simon Dyson are both headed home after rounds of 73 and 74 respectively.


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On journey with God which at the moment has me walking alongside street kids and former street kids in Guatemala as we navigate life together and what it means to have a God who is constantly chasing us with his love & beauty. Learning to love & be loved.

Sticks and Stones

“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never harm me!” I can hear these words being yelled from one student to another on the elementary playground as hurtful words are hurled from one to another. It’s a phrase said in defense, as a cover, in hope that others won’t notice the tears welling up in the eyes as the damaging words sting all the way down to the soul.

I sit in the middle of a group of street youth in my living room. They look haggard and worn from the inside out. We eat pancakes together, sip some coffee and prepare to eat of God’s Word together to fill our souls. “Come meet us Lord”, I pray as I open the Bible to John 8. We read about the woman caught in adultery. She was placed in the midst of the crowd, her dirty acts yelled from a megaphone for all to hear. Each accuser (there were many) ready to throw a stone. She stands accused, caught and ashamed as the crowed tears her apart with their words, their glares. The kids sit and listen; they know this scenario all too well. Accusing, hurtful words and stares are hurled at them on a daily basis.

But look…….look at Jesus. He does not condemn or accuse. He has no stone to throw. I ask the kids to close their eyes and remember a time they were condemned or hurt by someone’s words. I invite them to place themselves in Jesus’ presence, in place of the woman in this story. I proceed to guide them to tell Jesus about that hurtful memory, to lay it down before him and let him speak to their hearts. “Let yourself be caught in Jesus’ loving gaze where all stones disappear, all accusations are silenced, all shame vanishes.” We sat there together in silence, soaking in Jesus’ love and healing.

Each one left my house that day with a stone in their pocket, a forgiveness stone, a tangible reminder that Jesus does not throw stones as us rather he draws us close in a forgiving and loving embrace.

New Beginnings

In John 8, we find the story of the women caught in the act of adultery.  She was brought out in plain sight of everyone, to be punished for her supposedly unforgivable sin.
Many in the crowd had stones in their hands, anxious to hurl them at the woman.

How many times have we had stones in our hands?
Stones of unforgiveness, bitterness, judgment, criticism,
rejection hurled hard, penetrated deep on the soul of another?

Oh how those stones hurt and bruise and wound!

What stones have been hurled at you?

“Jesus bent down and wrote with his finger in the dirt.”
He wrote a different kind of rule to live by –
“the sinless one among you, go first: throw the stone”.

Can you hear the stones dropping dead in their tracks in the dirt?

And then there is silence.
A holy silence.
The woman is left all alone with Jesus.

He stood up and spoke to her, a personal encounter.
“Woman, where are they?  Does no one condemn you?”
“No one, Master,” she replies.
“Neither do I,” said Jesus.  “Go on your way.  From now on, don’t sin.”

She’s forgiven, set free.
Jesus gave her a new beginning.

There is always time,
always space,
always grace
for a new beginning.

Lord, help us believe in new beginnings.
Help Me to Believe in Beginnings | Ted Loder

God of history and of my heart,
so much has happened to me during these whirlwind days:
I’ve known death and birth;
I’ve been brave and scared;
I’ve hurt, I’ve helped;
I’ve been honest, I’ve lied;
I’ve destroyed, I’ve created;
I’ve been with people, I’ve been lonely;
I’ve been loyal, I’ve betrayed;
I’ve decided, I’ve waffled;
I’ve laughed and I’ve cried.
You know my frail heart and my frayed history –
and now another day begins.

O God, help me to believe in beginnings
and in my beginning again,
no matter how often I’ve failed before.

Help me to make beginnings:
to begin going out of my weary mind
into fresh dreams,
daring to make my own bold tracks
in the land of now;
to begin forgiving
that I may experience mercy;
to begin questioning the unquestionable
that I may know truth
to begin disciplining
that I may create beauty;
to begin sacrificing
that I may make peace;
to begin loving
that I may realize joy.

Help me to be a beginning to others,
to be a singer to the songless,
a storyteller to the aimless,
a befriender of the friendless;
to become a beginning of hope for the despairing,
of assurance for the doubting,
of reconciliation for the divided;
to become a beginning of freedom for the oppressed,
of comfort for the sorrowing,
of friendship for the forgotten;
to become a beginning of beauty for the forlorn,
of sweetness for the soured,
of gentleness for the angry,
of wholeness for the broken,
of peace for the frightened and violent of the earth.

Help me to believe in beginnings,
to make a beginning,
to be a beginning,
so that I may not just grow old,
but grow new
each day of this wild, amazing life
you call me to live
with the passion of Jesus Christ.

Marvelous Creation

I met up with Jesika in the park.
“It’s my birthday on Thursday,” she exclaimed with a big smile.
“Then you should come to my house to celebrate,” I responded.
She informed me that she likes chocolate cake and will come by at 4:00pm.  It’s a date.

As I prepared for this special celebration, I knew it needed to be about more than just a piece of cake with a celebratory candle.  Jesika is turning 18 years old, each year marked hard and deep with difficult memories, painful rejection and abandonment.  Psalm 139 came to mind.  I read and re-read it, asking the Lord to guide my thoughts and heart.  Jesika needs your touch Lord, I whispered.

Psalm 139:13-15 (The Message) stood out to me:

“Oh yes, you shaped me first inside, then out;

You formed me in my mother’s womb.

I thank you, High God – you’re breathtaking!

Body and soul, I am marvelously made!

I worship in adoration-what a creation!

You know me inside and out,

You know every bone in my body;

You know exactly how I was made, bit by bit;

How I was sculpted from nothing into something.”

 It’s 4:00, will she come?

The cake, candles and flowers were on the table; ready for our honored guest.

And then the knock on the door…sweet music to my ears as often times this honored guest is a no-show.

We sang Happy  Birthday at the top of our lungs, took some pics, and then I read Psalm 139:13-15 over Jesika.

“You are a marvelous creation Jesika.”
I repeated these words over Jesika several times.  I encouraged her to engrave them in her memory and heart for those moments, those all too often moments, when everyone and everything around her screams the opposite.
Choose to believe and stand on God’s truth Jesika…you are a marvelous creation!

Several days passed and Jesika showed up at my door again, only this time she was drunk and high.  The scolding words on the tip of my tongue and burning desire to slam the door shut were overwhelmed with a gentle voice that whispered in my ear, “Jesika, you are a marvelous creation”.  I did a mental double-take, while God performed a divine attitude adjustment.  He said, “Mel, Jesika is a marvelous creation when she is clean and in her right mind but she is also my marvelous, beloved creation right now….don’t slam the door”.

I invited her in, listened to her, loved her and offered a cup of coffee.  This is sacred space.
Choose to believe God’s truth Jesika, you are a marvelous creation!
And help me believe it too!

I sat down

I usually walk on by with a mumbled greeting, a distant “hello”, but not today.  Today I sat down, got close, and engaged in conversation. One had a familiar face; she used to go to my church.  Now she is a mother to 3 month old Dulce (“sweet”).  The bright mid-morning sun shines out, evens out, the glaring differences between my profession and theirs that comes to life in the nocturnal hours.  Oh how I hate the lust and evil that holds them captive, that gives them business.  We talk, laugh and share about motherhood. We are the same really…daughters, women, mothers…each created in the divine image of our creator.  I need to sit down more often.

Cap and Gown

My friend, Guadelupe, washes cars for a living.  Outside the bank (where she does not have a bank account), in front of “& Cafe” (where she cannot afford even a small cup of coffee), she wipes clean the grime of dust from countless car doors & hoods day in and day out.

Guadelupe might not have a bank account, but today she smiles big as she receives her high school diploma that’s worth far more!  It was an honor to celebrate with Guadelupe today and it will be my pleasure to sit on the curb with her tomorrow as she washes cars.

(Excuse my long pause in writing…my goal is to write at least once a week.)

“Abriendo La Caja de Lustre”

I climb the wooden stairs & there encounter smiling faces – Suzana, Juan Pablo, Chuz, Jose – tonight is all about them; their photos hung with care, framed in black, for all to see.  “Abriendo La Caja de Lustre” (Opening the Shoeshine Box) is the title of the exhibit.

People begin to arrive, greeted by this quote from The Darkroom Project’s website:

Watching a refugee (in this case street youth) hold a photograph for the first time, a photograph they have taken with their own hands, changes the fabric of their story.  They have created art and they are proud.  When the world has rejected, beaten, and told them they are worthless, this photo reminds them that they have a story to share and they can overcome the world.

Suzana shares about her photo of a fifty-quetzal bill (more than she makes in a day selling candy).  She found it on the sidewalk & decided that finders truly are keepers.

Chuz points out his photo of a big house – some day he will have one, some day he will no longer only rent a room.

Jose chuckles as he looks at his photo of a friend with a cell phone.  “I want that cell phone,” he confesses.

Each photo tells a story, portrays a dream, confesses a struggle….a snapshot into each one’s life.  Their lives are hard.  Their hearts are soft if you give them a chance to share.  Tonight is all about them.

We took the cameras to the photo shop yesterday, Monday –
Portrait shots have been taken of each youth
Each one a window to the soul
Matt & Sky will select the best photos, a tough choice for sure
Then it’s off to the framer – our deadline is Friday
Lots of calls to make, inviting all to attend this important event
How exciting!!!


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I think you need to redefine failure…

12 May

Do you know what differentiates successful people from “loosers”?

If you just answered success in your head right now, you probably are in the latter category (sorry to offend you) and you need this article. If you didn’t, please read on and you’ll find something fresh to think about.

No the answer isn’t lifestyle either, it’s not money, nor fame, nor anything else that you can touch, it’s much deeper than that. Allright I think I made you wait enough, the real thing that separates winners from loosers is attitude!


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[News] Yoo In Na was touched by Hyun Bin’s manners

Actress Yoo In Na recently guested on SBS’s “Strong Heart” and revealed, “There is something I really wanted to say to Hyun Bin, but I held it in and wasn’t able to.”

Hyun Bin and Yoo In Na had filmed together for the popular drama, “Secret Garden“. Apparently, the actress was quite taken in by Hyun Bin’s manners on set.

She explained, “I was always nervous on days where I had to film with Hyun Bin during ‘Secret Garden’. There were many times where I was touched because he always took initiative and showed kindness towards me.”

She went on to say that she had wanted to say something to Hyun Bin, but held back in the end.

Find out what the actress wanted to confess during the March 15th episode of “Strong Heart”!

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[NEWS] 2NE1′s Minzy gives a quick tour of YG’s amazing office

The lavish headquarters of Google have just met its match in YG Entertainment!

Recently, 2NE1‘s maknae member Minzy gave fans a quick tour through her company’s amazing office. ”Our company’s got table tennis, a pool table, restaurant…It’s a place that’s got everything,” she tweeted.

YG has been praised in the past for their excellent treatment of their employees; judging by the photo accompanying the tweet, it’s easy to see why. While it’s not yet known if the employees have complete access to all the amenities, the fact that YG is willing to invest so much into making their office a positive space drew high admiration from the public.

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People do weird stuff. Period.

I myself am not immune. I entered a pizza eating competition and chundered in-front of hundreds of people after 1.5 slices, that’s weird.

I’m the loser with the “1′ above their head.

But it’s when that weird stuff people do becomes annoying and you feel your blood starting to curdle and the vain in your forehead begins protruding, and oh my god you know you need to get control of yourself because god forbid you lose the plot over your co-worker sniffing.

From one dummy to another, I have created a step by step plan on how to get that agitation under control.

Step 1: Roll your eyes.
This really helps relieve tension. The longer the eye roll, the more relieved you will feel.

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Step 2: Punch something.
Key word here: something. Not someone. If you want to keep friends and avoid jail, try not to punch another human. Also make sure that the something you punch isn’t going to agitate you even more. I.e don’t punch a wall. Go for something soft, like a pillow. It’ll make you feel stupid but you’ll end up laughing, and agitation will be a forgotten emotion.

Step 3: Curse under your breath.
I don’t think I need to spell out how to do this appropriately. If you need step by step instructions, maybe avoid this altogether.

Step 4: Leave.
If you’re at work, leave. Get in your car and drive away. You don’t need negativity in your life. However, if you do want to keep your job, maybe leave the immediate environment for a few minutes and grab yourself some coffee. You obviously need it.

Step 5: Breathe.
Insightful right? While this step may cause more agitation in the interim, in that the instructions appear obvious, focus on your imaginary trip to Hawaii and then you’ll be as relaxed as a seal on the beach.

Step 6: Dance.
Who cares if the timing isn’t appropriate, you’ve gotta do what you’ve gotta do. Better to look like an idiot for good reason than an idiot because you’re agitated over someone sniffing their nose too loudly. 100% recommend having a jiggle to you can’t stop the beat by Hairspray or I just can’t wait to be King by the Lion King.

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Step 7: Create scenarios in your head.
Instead of showing people the real, psycho you, replay potential scenarios in your head of you confronting whatever is annoying you and come to an internal resolution. For example, your wifi has been cut off and you’re aggravated that you couldn’t post that really cute selfie that took you 45 minutes, 5 different locations and 102 shots to get. Imagine all your friends coming up to you in person and saying “like”, that’ll make you feel weird and put things in perspective.

Step 8: Don’t listen to anything I have just said.
I don’t know anything. I’m just a random on the internet who thinks they’re qualified to make a list and tell people what they should do.

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Healy Pass, Sneem and More

So trying to get this on a day to day basis is getting a little hard to do. It takes quite awhile to load photos because I take so many and I have them at a high Rez. I could change that but you never know when I may want blow on up or something. So I am going to try and do a week at a time. Their are so many things to see here.

Last week we decided to see what Healy Pass was. We heard of it but weren’t such what it really was. So we took the turn to Healy Pass and followed the signs. Well remember the other day when we saw that car going up the side of the mountain, when we were at Josies restaurant. Yup. That is Healys Pass you can see it on the map but need to drive it to believe it. And the scenery was spectacular. Here is a link about it. Not a lot of information but something.

Here is a small article about it too.

Ireland’s Great Drives: Healy Pass

Found in southwest Ireland, Healy Pass is a perfect diversion from the longer Ring of Beara driving route. The serpentine R457 winds through a desolate, otherworldly landscape, passing between two of the highest summits in the Caha mountain range and rising to 334 metres above sea level.

The Healy Pass was created in 1847 during the famine years in order to help prevent starvation. It’s named for Time Michael Healy, a politician from Cork who served as the first governor general of the Irish Free State. Upon his retirement, Healy asked that the bridleway winding through the pass be upgraded and improved.

The route officially begins at Adrigole Bridge in County Cork and proceeds to Lauragh Bridge in County Kerry. Along the way is 12 km worth of hairpin turns winding through the borderlands between these two counties. The landscape is littered with rocks and serves as grazing land for flocks of sheep.

When you reach the highest vantage point of Healy Pass and stop to admire the view, you’ll probably wonder why this area isn’t more popular with tourists. But that’s part of the wonder of southwest Ireland. With so many visitors flocking to the Dingle Way and the Ring of Kerry, the Beara Peninsula is often overlooked.

It’s also worth mentioning that the pass – while located in the vicinity of the Ring of Beara – is not technically part of that driving circuit. Both routes are well worth exploring, but the Healy Pass is not to be missed. By all means, experience both routes. But if you have to choose one over the other, make it the Healy Pass.

Here is a link to the whole gallery. This also has the pictures from Kerry Ring.

And after that drive I needed a beer

Bantry and the Bantry House

Here is a link about the Bantry House

and a link to all the pictures

After the drive to Bantry (see map) we stopped in at our local pub Helens. I know now a very Irish sounding place but it is. They have great fresh seafood here. And I do mean fresh. The harbor is right out the front door. First time there I had the seafood platter. It had smoked salmon, fresh salmon, mussels and fresh crab meat. It also came with a nice salad.

What they didn’t know here was that you need hot mealted butter for the crab meat. But they do now. They also have a open face crab sandwich. So the next time in there I ordered the open faced crab sandwitch with out the bread. Ya a plate of crab meat and of course nested butter. Now when we go in there I have her just put the crab in a soup bowl of melted butter.

While we were there a guy came in with a little puppy. The guy’s name was Martin and his puppy was named “Elvis”. Why you ask, because he was nothing but a hound dog, or so Martin said.

Okay I need to load more pictures for the next post. Stay tuned.

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    Reblogged this on A Young Retirement.

  2. Shirley

    Beautiful pictures. Fantastic job posting them and the video

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YPT was started to provide networking opportunities at the local level and can be started in any city – large or small. We’re expanding rapidly and excited to have more chapters starting up across the nation. YPT has Chapter Development contacts on our International Board who will help you get started and can guide you through the process.

Here are the first three things you should do:

1. First, become a member of YPT so you can start getting emails, notices, and hear more about what YPT is doing.

2. Second, send an email to to let us know a little bit about yourself and what city you’re interested in starting a chapter in. We’ll get back in touch to set up a time to have a start up call with you.

3. Third, start talking to others about getting involved in starting a Chapter in your area and invite them to join us for the start up call to hear more!

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Younger than 25, but older than 20…and I Approve this Article!

The Chronicle of Higher Education posted a very interesting article in their Wired Campus tech blog a few days ago on Snapchat. What is Snapchat you ask? Ask a teenager, and they’ll tell you that you send photos that disappear after 10 or less seconds. Ask anyone above 25, and it’s that app with a little ghost. Ask Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, and it’s a punch in the face.snapchat-vs-facebook Just last year (November 2013), Zuckerberg offered $3 billion to buy Snapchat, which was turned down. I know, right!? Who would turn down $3 billion? Especially with the founders being 23 and 25 at the time! But, they believe their product, Snapchat, has way more potential than $3 billion, and so do all the teenagers running from Facebook to Snapchat. Check out this pie graph of how many photos are shared daily on Snapchat compared to Facebook and Instagram…Screen-Shot-2013-11-22-at-07.07.38I do not blame the University of Houston for adopting Snapchat as a medium for reaching their current and prospective students. It just makes sense. Teenagers and young adults are using less of Facebook, and more of Snapchat to communicate. So why not go to them? Like I said, I’m fresh out of undergrad and currently working on my master’s degreeI’m a millennial. If Snapchat was around when I was searching for colleges, I would definitely be drawn to a school that was sending me snaps. That would tell me that this university understands me, understands my generation…and this would be a place that I would be understood. After all, that’s all kids want nowadays, to be understood.


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Where there was one… there are now many!

So the big theme this season has been the “coldest winter in 20 years” and the effects that it has had on my outdoor Sarracenia culture.  The gist has been that the plants have been relatively unscathed. A true testament to the fact that these plants are much hardier than people give them credit for.

As I mentioned previously, there were a few losses due to frost heave.  As things started growing this spring, I looked to me that there were maybe 20 or so plants that were either dead, or on the way out!  However, after leaving them alone, they’ve since come back… albeit stunted by none the less, they’re “back from the dead”.

So the other day, I was dividing up some plants for people.  One person in particular wanted a Sarracenia flava rubricopora. I wan’t too keen on dividing it as it was one of the “near death” experience plants that I mentioned in my last post.  Upon inspection, I noticed it had a tremendous amount of growth points! all new from this season.  This plant last year at best had 2 or 3 crowns and those two or three old growth points were dead!

I looked at the albino alata next door to it… it too was believed to be dead.  A closer look at that plant has revealed a mass of new growth points as well.  My guess is that the near death experience caused these plants put up all sorts of new shoots to ensure survival.  If you look at the alata below, it is a mess of new growth… this plant was lucky to have had 3 – 5 active growing points last season.

This AF leuco below also has a massive flush of new grow points. Like I said, stunted… but growing.  Assuming a better winter, this should be a large multi crowned plant next season.

leucoI looked around at number of the plants that I thought were dead or were going to die, and the same pattern has held. It looks like the original growing points have died and the plant is sending up a whole pile of new growth points!

So I guess that there is a positive to the nasty winter after all.

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2 Responses to Where there was one… there are now many!

  1. Mary Jane Mazur says:

    Who would have thought, I would have expected many losses. Good to hear that all is not lost.

  2. Mike Wang says:

    That AF alata looks spectacular!

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VMMaker comes with a built-in simulator for live testing and debugging of VM code in both little-endian or big-endian modes. The code may be found in:
  • VMMaker-InterpreterSimulation - simulates Interpreter and StackInterpreter
  • VMMaker-JITSimulation - simulates CoInterpreter and handles methods may have been compiled with JIT compiler (Cogit)
The simulator works either in command line (aka reader) or in a Morphic Window. When running in a Morphic window, a tiny rectangle flashes at the top right corner to indicate that the simulation is on and waiting. The bottom left panel acts as a logger and the bottom right panel displays a synthetic timer tick. It also throws up the debugger menu on right click. This menu may be used to switch the log from bottom left panel to Transcript and vice versa, examine stack frames, methods and oop and so on.

Simulating a VM session

The Morphic mode is very slow but it allows high-level development of VM. There are many ways of coping with the slowness of simulation
  • Write code to save the image and follow it up with the test code. Run this using a single doIt. When the image is resumed, the test code will run and can be debugged.
  • Save the image running the simulator after having reached some point, such as the start of a garbage collection. You can then rerun the code under test by reloading the image and resuming the simulation.
  • You can clone a copy of the simulation to try something that may crash. If the clone does crash, you can revert to the parent.
  • Use reader image (aka REPL mode) while working on primitives, optimizations which don't require graphical interactions.

Building Images for Simulation

The image/ subdirectory of opensmalltalk source distribution contains different build scripts to build a development image. The script will download the latest Squeak version (trunk), install VMMaker and associated packages and generate a development image. The reader image uses the command line as console while the vmmaker images using Morphic window and menus.

The Morphic development image contains a VM Simulation Workspace contains numerous examples of simulations of StackInterpreter or Cog VMs.

Working with Reader image

For testing the core classes, one can launch the reader image in headless mode. Input is read in chunk format. Results and debug logs are printed on the same console. Here are some examples:
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Constraints and Workaround

Cog can simuate 6505 images and some 6504 images, but it cannot simulate 6502 images. To workaround this constraint, one can open these images in Cog and save the image. The newly saved image will be in 6505 format and can be simulated in Cog.

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We offer comprehensive evaluations with many Genetic testing options such as

Myriad Genetics (Hereditary Cancer):  Approximately five to 10 percent of all cancers are hereditary. Patients with a hereditary cancer syndrome are at a significant risk for developing an initial cancer and a second primary cancer. Hereditary cancer is more prevalent than might be expected. In fact, there are very likely patients in your practice who carry the genetic mutations responsible for increased cancer risk. Identifying these patients through appropriate testing can potentially lead to improved treatment options, more appropriate plans for risk management, and, ultimately, better outcomes.

PgX Each person has a unique Genetic structure. Prescription medication can often create unwanted, and at times deadly side effects. If you are experiencing side effects related to a drug regimen change , or prescription addition, than a PGX test may unlock the mystery.  This report explains what a PGX test is, how it is interpreted, and the benefits for those suffering adverse prescription effects.

Cologuard:  As the only FDA-approved test based on stool DNA science, Cologuard finds 92% of colon cancers and 69% of the highest-risk precancers with 87% specificity.  Cologuard is not for everyone. Cologuard is not a replacement for diagnostic or surveillance colonoscopy in patients at high risk for colorectal cancer. Both false positives and false negatives do occur. In a clinical study of Cologuard, 13% of people without cancer or precancer tested positive. Any positive should be followed by a diagnostic colonoscopy. A negative Cologuard test result does not guarantee absence of cancer or advanced adenoma. Following a negative result, patients should continue participating in a screening program at an interval and with a method appropriate for the individual patient.

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