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PGT: Tiger Woods says he is making progress in his recovery from injuries to his left leg, although he has no idea when he will return to golf and won't commit to playing the British Open.

Using hydroponics and climate control technology, the farm is serving up hundreds of pounds of super local lettuce to the city's markets on the same day it's harvested. The borough of Brooklyn knows from rooftop farms. Ever since the urban farming craze hit, small and large farms have been popping up on warehouse roofs to serve bearded young people who, not used to making sacrifices, want to live in the city and also eat farm-fresh vegetables.

Pre-pay cell phones globally dominate 70% of the market. As Android explodes and Apple ponders an iPhone Lite, prepare yourself for the true smartphone skirmish. As noted in an analysis by Asymco, the figures for global cell phone use show that 70% of the world relies on pre-pay cell phones and their tariffs and unsubsidized handset prices

Think rattlers are scary? Wait till you see world's top 15 deadliest snakes

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New study shows that women's ability to guess male sexual orientation improves at times of peak ovulation

Results from longest follow-up study of its kind indicate three breast cancer deaths would be prevented if 1,000 women were screened for 10 years

AOL is flexing yet another of its gooey tentacles to get a grip on a market: It's partnering with Slacker Radio for streaming Net radio. Pandora

Candy Chang's Looking For Love Again involves the citizens of Fairbanks, Alaska, in formulating a new vision for how to reuse their city's largest abandoned building.

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Fast food has taken hits for health risks, but some states have huge appetite for the stuff

Agency issues warning over sprouts packed in bags marked "Evergreen Produce," saying they may be tainted with infectious bacteria

Health officials are warning against eating alfalfa and spicy sprouts from Evergreen Produce, Inc. after they were linked to at least 20 cases of salmonella. Jeff Glor reports on the FDA warning

The FDA is beginning two days of hearings on the possible withdrawal of its approval of the drug Avastin for treating breast cancer. Dr