Question by mentisveio: Does anyone know of an overseas apprenticeship or study abroad program for beer brewing?
I’m looking for a program that would let me study closely with someone who brews beer, preferably overseas (I live in the U.S.), and preferably in an English speaking country. Any info might help.

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Answer by always b natural
Look in trade magazines. Check your local library and the internet for information. Perhaps you could start by working with someone in the US, to start your skill set.

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Question by wanttoknowbasis: Does anyone know a website where for americans living overseas can download U.S.progs.online for free ,i?
not HULU
I met someone an amerian who found this site if I asked for an English person I would only get fuckin coronation street does that satisfy your fucking nosey mind
I want TV programmes ,I have been told Hulu does not work overseas (and maybe even not thu a proxy server)

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Answer by Lucy Girl
so the website somehow knows that you are an american using an overseas internet service provider? and how would such a website verify this information?

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Question by MB: I am seeking a part-time ramp position with Comair. Can anyone tell me about their retirement plan?
I would like to retire early and have flight benefits during retirement.

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Answer by Baked n Blended
Do they even offer retirement benefits for part timers? Try calling their HR department to get a definite answer?

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Question by HateGA: Has anyone heard that mariah carey is retiring?
I read an article that said E=mc2 is her retirement album and that she has announced retirement from the music industry.

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Answer by Heather
Yay, finally!

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Question by : Has anyone used the California Vehicle Retirement Program?
Hello, I have an 88 Mercedes with 255,000 miles on it, and it won’t shift above 40 MPH. I heard that California has a vehicle retirement program that pays between ,000 and ,500 if you retire your older car regardless if it has failed or passed the smog test. I did pass the smog test about 4 or so months ago. Just curious as to any information or tips I could get on this before I apply. Thanks!

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Answer by Ninja
Go to their website. Fill out the forms and provide what they ask for, mail it to the address they provided you with, wait for them to accept or reject your car.

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