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Lots of bars offer a place to drink beer and watch the game, but few are as chilled-out and welcoming as Little Woodrow’s in Austin. Just like its siblings across the Austin area, the Bee Cave location has plenty of TVs — and plenty of beer. In fact, there are more than 100 brews on the menu here, and the staff are the nicest, most unpretentious beer geeks you’ve ever met! Don’t know your IPA from your Hefeweizen? No problem. They’ll hook you up and then come back to talk about the Longhorns.

Relax on the huge patio, listen to some live music, and try your luck at Trivia Night. Little Woodrow’s is the definition of a college town destination.

Check the website for hours, events, and specials.

Little Woodrow’s
12801 Shops Parkway
Bee Cave, TX 78783
(512) 263-8374
littlewoodrows.com/aus_bee_cave
www.yelp.com/biz/little-woodrows-bee-cave

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Frequent logical thinking helps to sharpen your mind and enables you to think faster during stressful situations. Thinking logically benefits your brain in a variety of different ways, and it even helps you to retain your awareness as you age. If you want to exercise your mind in a fun way, these online logic puzzles are a great place to start.

Puzzle Baron’s Logic Puzzles
Full of grid-based logic puzzles in a variety of skill levels, the Logic Puzzles page from Puzzle Baron is ideal for anyone who wants to sharpen his or her analytical thinking using numerical data. Each puzzle offers a number of categories, with an equal number of options within that category. Using a series of clues, you must figure out which options are linked together. If you want to solve puzzles while on the go, Puzzle Baron even offers mobile apps for iPad, Kindle, Google Play, and Nook.

Brain Bashers
The logic puzzles on the Brain Bashers site are more situational, mainly featuring descriptions of an event and a series of clues related to that event. Based on the information given, you must solve the question posed in the situation. While these logic puzzles don’t involve math equations or long strings of information, their simple nature often makes them more challenging.

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