Article about me in the paper today
http://www2.journalnow.com/entertainment/2011/mar/10/wsrel23-youth-soccer-coach-battling-cancer-still-h-ar-847431/
Roger
(Can someone tell me how to make a hyperlink on this site.)
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You're the Man, Rog
Very nice article they wrote up on you, big guy! Nice pic too. You're a living inspiration to your children and to the community in which you serve. I'm very proud of what you are doing and wish you to keep going...and going.
All the best and thanks for sharing.
-Craig0 -
Thanks for sharing!
Roger,
Thanks for sharing! This is a great article about you & I'm glad to know more about you by reading it! It's exciting to get an article written about you in the newspaper- it seems you are highly esteemed in your community- keep it up! (but know when to give it a rest, as you said, also).
Keep on-
Lisa0 -
Wow
Your commitment to your children and the community as a whole is inspiring. You will probably never know how many lives you have and will continue to touch in a positive manner by your actions. congrats on being recognised as a true asset to the community, and specificly to the young lives you touch in such a wonderful way!0 -
Awesome!
Great article! I too was diagnosed with Stage IV Rectal Cancer in June 2009. My daughter is on the travel soccer team and it has been one of the things that keeps life feeling normal. I love watching my daughter play and I refuse to miss a single practice or game. It forces me to put the cancer on the back burner for a while instead of just focusing on it. By watching me deal with the cancer in a positive, I am going to beat this and look good while doing it manner, I have a bunch of little girls that look at cancer in a whole new light. They know its serious but now they see that you can have canncer and still live a happy life. Good job, Coach! You are inspiring those players in more ways than one!0 -
Good article, Councilman!
Roger, you are a true inspiration to me. I am amazed at how you are coaching, but I didn't know you are a councilman. Good for you! The article was great. Thanks for letting us see it. I would like to know how do a hyperlink too. Phil seems to do them; maybe he can teach us.0 -
Hyperlink to the rescue
Hey Roger... am just about to go read your article but thought I'd give you (and anyone else interested) the quick and dirty on putting up a simple hyperlink here on the board
Roger's Newspaper article
< a href="url" >Link text
(darn, it won't show the last bit of code at the end, after you name your link with Link text. Follow that with a < /a > ) You have to close off the link hence the /a is important proceeded by a bracket on either side, no spaces)
Ok... hopefully that will show as an example and not turn into a hyperlink itself. Notice the coding in between the first brackets? Take out the spaces... there are to be no spaces but if I didn't you wouldn't be able to see the coding. Now, where you see the "url", you want to put the full web link, like you have up in your post. Just do what you did there, copy your long link, highlight the word url, and paste your link to replace that word.
Now, where you see Link text... again, take out the spaces I put before and after those words. Replace the two words with whatever you want to call your link. For instances, in the example I did above, I called it Roger's Newspaper article. You can't see the long web link that I put, because I replaced the word url with your long web link. Voila... you now have a clickable link
Just remember to take out those spaces that I put in the example so that you could see the coding behind setting up a hyperlink or clickable link
Cheryl
(some habits never die... back in my working days, I was a Systems Instructor for the Provincial Government)0 -
You are a super hero!
Wow Roger.... I just read the article and you truly are a super hero... both to the kids that you are so involved with and to us, your semi-colons! It's that drive that we all need to continue on and you have it in spades! Just reading the article gave me that extra boost and shake to get on with it, Cheryl! Yes, we all need to know when to relax and build up our energy... but we also need to know when enough is enough and get out there and use some of that energy!!
Thank you for the reminder!! Fabulous picture, fabulous article and I feel like I know you just a little bit more than from here on the boards... and I am sure impressed with what I see and read
Cheryl0 -
Dear Roger
How wonderful that your community recognizes your efforts on their behalf and also are helping to get the word out about rectal cancer.
Hope you are gonna laminate that article and pic and hang it on the wall!
Thank you for being the man you are and for sharing yourself with us.
Hugs,
Marie who loves kitties0 -
Way to go coach !!!!Lovekitties said:Dear Roger
How wonderful that your community recognizes your efforts on their behalf and also are helping to get the word out about rectal cancer.
Hope you are gonna laminate that article and pic and hang it on the wall!
Thank you for being the man you are and for sharing yourself with us.
Hugs,
Marie who loves kitties
Roger you are truly an inspiration. I also did alot of coaching for my son's soccer,baseball and ice hockey teams when they were younger but that was long before cancer. Keep up the great work and creating great memories for not only your kids but others as well. Nice to get to know you a little better.
also cheryl thanks for the hyperlink so much easier your awesome.
Tom0 -
From one soccer parent to another!
Love the game! ! I am sure that the kids need you just as much as you need them right now! I was diagnosed in 2008 when my son was playing in college and it made me feel "normal" to go to his games. So keep on the game face and enjoy the action on the pitch!
Hugs
Shanna0 -
Great Job Roger
Thank you so much for giving us a voice. You did good.
Brooks0 -
Great Story Rogerjust4Brooks said:Great Job Roger
Thank you so much for giving us a voice. You did good.
Brooks
May your blessings continue on for decades...Buzz0 -
Get Your Rear in Gearfarmgal said:Great Article
Thanks for sharing your story. You should be very proud of this article.
FarmGal (another NC member)
roger,
you have probably saved a couple lives by getting your story out there.
they probably won't thankyou but i will on their behalf.
they don't know what they are missing out on, lucky devils are n't they.
go roger go, you can do it.
pete
ps if you get the chance read anti cancer by david servan-schreiber0
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