A familiar last name has joined an exclusive group: the 400 Club.
Nelson joins the likes of Coffman and Uppgren and Thompson for 400 points in a college career. It’s Jared Nelson, the Pfeiffer lacrosse attackman and son of Scott Nelson, who’s coaching career has spanned multiple decades and included national championships at Nazareth.
It’s a good time to be a Nelson right now.
Jared Nelson is playing for his brother, Tucker Nelson, who’s in his second year as head coach and has the Falcons at 8-1. Scott Nelson, who coached at Pfeiffer before Tucker took over, is now an assistant at No. 1 Le Moyne, where the other brother Jake is the second-leading point-scorer. The Dolphins scored a crazy OT victory on Wednesday.
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Published: February 18, 2021 11:33 PM EST
Updated: February 19, 2021 4:10 PM EST
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A community leader in Fort Myers made it his mission to provide a safe space for the youths around him. He began a program years ago to help raise the next generation of leaders, with a focus of his program to give children a much-needed role model.
But he almost ended his mission when he lost one of his program’s teens in the Club Blu shooting of 2016.
We learned why he kept it going and how he continues forward.
RA’s Daily Russia News Blast- January 18, 2020
Today in Russia: Navalny.
In Russia news this weekend, there is one story dominating global headlines: Alexei Navalny. The opposition leader and anti-corruption blogger who survived a poisoning attempt made his way back to Moscow from Berlin on Sunday after announcing publicly his plan to return on Friday, where he has been recovering from the attempt on his life for the past months.
Navalny’s arrival was met by trickery and a massive police presence: his Pobeda airlines flight from Berlin was supposed to arrive at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport last night, but at the last minute it was diverted to Sheremetyevo airport:
There are literally thousands of brain games on your smartphoneâs application store. Naturally, as your neighborhood game show enthusiast, I find myself downloading ones based on game shows. But one in particular stuck out at me, because it is essentially its own self-contained game show: HQ Trivia.
Itâs published by Intermedia Labs and was co-developed by Rus Yusupov and Colin Kroll, who developed the defunct video hosting service, Vine. It first came out in 2017.
The way it works is you download the HQ Trivia app, then set aside 7-7:30 p.m. (MT) each day of the week (at least on your free days) and launch the app just before the top of the hour.