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This week Troy Wolverton of the San Jose Mercury News answers your questions about the week in technology news.   Full Story

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Dark leafy greens, especially the typified kale, are enjoying their season in the spotlight. It's about time!   Full Story

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The weather was beautiful and humans weren't the only ones enjoying the warm sunshine. Two piglet warthogs — Daphne and Violet — came outside for the first time at the Detroit Zoo on Wednesday, under the close watch of their mother, Lilith.   Full Story

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Across America, women who face high risk of breast cancer said actress Angelina Jolie's decision to have a double mastectomy has transformed one of the toughest parts of taking such a dramatic step: Isolation.   Full Story

A line of space heaters with a design flaw that can ignite nearby objects are among this week's recalled consumer products.   Full Story

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Middle-aged men who stayed fit were less likely to die from three common cancers after being diagnosed than those who were out of shape, research found.   Full Story

WASHINGTON — Human feces taints more than half of public swimming pools, a finding U.S. health officials are using to urge better personal hygiene as the summer months approach.   Full Story

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Up to 20 percent of children in the U.S. suffer from a mental disorder, and the number of kids diagnosed with one has been rising for more than a decade, according to a report released on Thursday by the CDC.   Full Story

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NAVAJO LAKE —Farmington and Piedra Vista high schools offer some unique opportunities to upperclassmen ready to break out of the classroom and into the great outdoors.   Full Story

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The 26th Annual E.H. Queen Memorial Bass Tournament will kick off this Saturday at Navajo Lake and continue into Sunday.   Full Story

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At California theme parks, it's the year of the roller coaster, with four new ones -- all very different -- scheduled to make their debut.   Full Story

This farmstead dates to 1663, when Sir Isaac Newton and Rembrandt were its contemporaries. The 11 remaining structures once made up the Bronck family farm in Coxsackie, N.Y.   Full Story

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Hear the word museum and odds are you conjure up an image of portrait halls and sculpture gardens - the traditional home of traditional art. However, the world is a huge, creative and even quirky place. So to satisfy those offbeat tastes here are 10 quirky museums.   Full Story

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I'd been at sea on Norwegian Cruise Line's new ship, Norwegian Breakaway, for more than 14 hours but I didn't feel the ship moving until I tried to do a dance move with the Rockettes.   Full Story