Let’s be honest, you probably already know the answer, and it probably hasn’t stopped you from doing a shooter out of your running shoe. But that fact remains: “Drinking beer out of a ...

The phased expansion began in August, when up to 450 grocery stores that were licensed to sell beer, cider, and wine, were permitted to start selling ready-to-drink beverages. After Oct.

It's delicate, refreshing, and well worth its modest price.

Just across the Hudson, New York residents joined their Jersey neighbors in knocking back 22.4 gallons of beer per capita. Maryland was the first state to drink an average over 24 gallons with 24.2 ...

Guinness, the Irish beer known for its dark color and foamy top, is running dry in the United ... called “split the G,” which involves drinking enough in one chug that the foam touches the ...

Beer is one of the most widely consumed alcoholic beverages in the world, and its popularity is due to its taste, variety and the culture surrounding it. However, daily beer consumption can have ...

predict whether a patient avoided eating refried beans or drinking beer simply by looking at their knee X-rays. The model did just that: it achieved a 63% accuracy rate for predicting bean ...

They then essentially worked backwards, tasking the deep learning programs to find commonalities that predicted nonsensical traits, such as which knee-owners clearly drank beer or ate refried ...