Q: i have down loaded the latest version of abode flash player and i still keep getting a blocked plug in message

Uninstall Flash.

http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/uninstall-flash-player-mac-os.html

Reinstall Adobe Flash.

http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

Security turned on?

System Preferences > Security

Select App store & identified developers

When you download from the Adobe site, despite the button saying “install” — it really doesn't do anything but download the installer.

Quit the Safari browser. Next to the Trash icon on your Dock, is an icon that is an alias to your Downloads folder. Click this icon once. There will be a list of previous downloads that pops up. The file closest to the Dock is the Adobe Flash installer. Click this once to launch it. It will display like this:

Double-click the red flash folder. This produces the following dialog — you select Open.

You will receive a password challenge. Use your Mac OS login password. You next prompt will look like this. Choose the middle selection as I have shown:

The Adobe Flash Player will download and install via a blue progress bar. You will need to click a Finish button, and then Safari launches taking you to the Adobe site to verify Flash Player was installed.

In System Preferences, the bottom panel now has an Adobe Flash Player preference panel. It has an Advanced tab that enables you to check if there are newer releases of Adobe Flash available, and it wil also fetch the installer for you (usually). The System Preferences panel, and Safari must both be closed for Flash Player updates to succeed.

Eject the Adobe Flash Player installer from your Desktop.

Once Flash Player is installed, you may need to open Safari Preferences > Security, and check Internet plug-ins: Allow Plug-ins. Click the Manage Website Settings… button, and then select Adobe Flash Player in the left panel of the pop-up. You want Allow set When visiting other websites. Click Done, and close Safari Preferences.