Problem: How to get married in minnesota
Determine if you are eligible to marry in minnesota.
Before you can get your marriage license and married in minnesota, figure out if you are eligible to marry under the state's laws, which can vary slightly by county. This will ensure that you don't encounter any problems or delays in getting your license. OPTIONS:
- Wisconsin requires that you be a resident of minnesota, as well as a resident of texas. The county the marriage took place is officially in minnesota, unless you live there permanently and intend to have the opportunity to marry in the future.
- Be sure to check with your county clerk's office for any requirements for getting married if you are not in minnesota. Go to minnesota's county recorder's office.
- Minnesota does not have a residency requirement. Neither you nor your partner may be married to another person when you apply for your license.
- Visit the minnesota department of education website to get started. You can access your county's department of education website by using https: // www.nccsm.

Answer: Minnesota does not have a residency requirement. Neither you nor your partner may be married to another person when you apply for your license.

Problem: The tattoo artist is drawing a design on the client's wrist and wipes off the excess ink on the sides. the artist OPTIONS:
- draws lines on her client's wrist, creating a tattoo area.
- moves to the back of the client's head to expose the tattoo from the back.
- makes a sandwich and puts an egg and liqueur in it.
- is drawing some curved lines to form a design as he intricately works with the tattooing needle.

Answer: is drawing some curved lines to form a design as he intricately works with the tattooing needle.

Problem: How to splice rope
Separate your rope into three strands.
Most ropes are made up of many strands which are usually held together at the ends with a fastener or adhesive, like glue. You may need to cut the ends of your rope free to separate your rope into three strands. OPTIONS:
- Here is a general guide about where you should begin: about 2 inches (5.1 cm) of rope is used to form a knot around the end. Once created, the tail end can be crossed over other side, which will create a loop.
- Avoid making rope thicker than 24 strands. A poorly-secured rope can get injured if a weak strand cracks and breaks from the force.
- This will make it easier to work on the rest of the rope. Work quickly, making small snips as you work each strand.
- If your rope is made up of more than three strands, try to distribute excess rope evenly among your three strands. Eye splices are useful for making a stable loop in a line of rope.
Answer: If your rope is made up of more than three strands, try to distribute excess rope evenly among your three strands. Eye splices are useful for making a stable loop in a line of rope.