Beer Tasting Electronic 'Tongue' Gives Computer Discerning Palette For Good Brews
Computerized "tongue" can taste differences in beer, with incredible accuracy, leading to better quality beer.
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Computerized "tongue" can taste differences in beer, with incredible accuracy, leading to better quality beer.
Sonoma is a step closer to keeping new businesses from selling cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco and certain other tobacco products under a proposed law that unanimously passed the first of two city council votes.
The SFMTA is drafting a proposal that would allow the agency to install the cameras near schools and other areas where pedestrian safety is an issue.
Flaring at a refinery in the East Bay late Monday night was visible for miles and prompted many calls to the fire department.
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The owner of the Curvy Girl boutique on Meridian Avenue said she thought the attacks were random at first. But her store has been attacked three times and no other store in the complex has been targeted.
