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SEATTLE -- The Washington Huskies wrap up their 2021 baseball season with a rivalry series on the road against the Washington State Cougars, where the two teams will face off in the Boeing Apple Cup Series. UW is looking to keep up the momentum after a series win over Utah, while the Cougars are back in action after a week off. All three games will be broadcast on the Pac-12 Networks with Greg Heister on the call. Scouting the Opposition

Lawns gone wild: Why you might just have to learn to love dandelions We're almost through the month of No Mow May. Are you on Team Nature or Team Turf War? Social Sharing The outcast of the landscaping world is finally getting some respect and No Mow May is just one of the reasons Posted: May 22, 2021 8:00 AM AT | Last Updated: May 22 Paula Noel embraces No Mow May and all that grows along with it. Noel is seen here in the unmown lawn of her home in Waasis, New Brunswick.(Submitted by Paula Noel)

Share: Can’t get enough of 1980s nostalgia? Well, take a spin on Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) and drink in the glory of yesteryear’s technology with a giddy celebration of all things RadioShack. Old School Cool: The trending fun began courtesy of writer Kenneth Palermo, who posted what appeared to be a photo from 1987 of a movie marquee highlighting four box office hits playing at a multiplex in the “Chatsworth Mall.” On top of the marquee was a banner for RadioShack, the reigning electronics retailer of the day. It’s 1987 ... which one do you go to? pic.twitter.com/l1nclmOoxj

“To inspire people, don’t show them your superpowers. Show them theirs -” Alexander den Heijer. Africa Tech Week advocates are setting out to do just that. The event is the golden opportunity to showcase what’s hot in tech on the African continent – a platform to demonstrate to the rest of the world Africa’s superpowers. […]

“To inspire people, don’t show them your super powers. Show them theirs -” Alexander den Heijer. Africa Tech Week advocates are setting out to do just that. The event is the golden opportunity to showcase what’s hot in tech on the African continent – a platform to demonstrate to the rest of the world Africa’s super powers. Welcome to the ‘new frontier,’ Africa Tech Week, created in Africa, for Africans, by Africans. The event is taking place on the 5th and 6th of May, and we are expecting an excess of 3000 attendees. Everyone is aware that Africa has faced challenges, and it i...