About What happens to uninsured driver involved in an accident in St Paul, Minnesota

What happens to uninsured driver involved in an accident in St Paul, Minnesota?
An uninsured driver hits a car that ends up in my front yard. Police gets there, and issue the driver a citation and let this driver call a friend with insurance to come over to drive the uninsured car off. Am I missing something? or is this the way it works in Minnesota?
Insurance & Registration - 1 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Usually the car gets impounded. The driver gets his license suspended. And that's about it. If the car didn't get impounded, I'd be wondering who he knew. You CAN sue both the owner of the car, and the driver, for your damages. Of course, if it's only grass, and he didn't hit your tree or house or anything, you don't have any damages

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About What are some of the best african american hair salons the St.Paul/Minneapolis, MN area

What are some of the best african american hair salons the St.Paul/Minneapolis, MN area?
I know there are alot of shops, but my friends don't get their hair done in salons. Right now I'm looking for a place that can help my hair through transitioning from relaxed to natural hair. I shop where they do weaves and braids would also be a plus! My last stylist wasn't very professional (showing up late to work, not returning my phone calls for an appointment, etc.), so I'm looking for someone new and, somewhat, inexpensive. Please include a name, address, number and the services they provide. Oh, and names of places I should stay away from! Thanks
Hair - 1 Answers
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Answer 1 :
i live in minneapolis and some of my friends at my old school that are african-american get there hair done at this one place in mpls....i can't remember the name though

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About How is it to live in downtown St. Paul

About How is it to live in downtown St. Paul

How is it to live in downtown St. Paul?
I am moving to St. Paul soon and will be working in Woodbury. I am single and hence do not really want to live in a suburb. I was wondering how is it living in Downtown St. Paul. Please help. Thanks.
Other - Society & Culture - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
I used to live in Woodbury, it is so nice out there. Don't worry, you will be close enough to still do things in the cities. There are also still things to do out in Woodbury, it has plenty of stores, restaurants, etc. I also lived in Minneapolis. It's not quite like St. Paul, St. Paul is kind of the 'poorer' city. But Minneapolis is really nice, if I were you I'd consider living in Minneapolis; not St. Paul. Just ask anyone who lives there, they will pretty much tell you the same thing. The two cities do connect downtown, so there is really no difference there. Good luck on your move!
Answer 2 :
I would move out to St.Cloud, its an awesome town with lots of bratwurst. The commute wouldnt be so bad

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About How successful was St Paul personally in con...

About How successful was St Paul personally in converting people to Christianity

How successful was St Paul personally in converting people to Christianity?
I know he spearheaded the mission to the Gentiles. But are we talking in the thousands converted here, or just a handful of perhaps key seed individuals to go and continue the work?
Religion & Spirituality - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
It's sunday.......... go ask your cult leader.
Answer 2 :
thousands
Answer 3 :
Put it this way, he is singlehandidly responsible for Christianity. Without his determination and vigour and travelling and letter writing, the followers of Christ would be just a small sect of Judaism which existed in a small, insignificant corner of the Middle East. St Paul, and the Roman roads which enabled him to travel around the Mediterranean area, are to blame for the travesty practised in the name of that humble and good (though seriously mislead) young man called Jesus.
Answer 4 :
Paul was an antisemitic piece of sh*t. F*ck him
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About What is the best way to go about asking for corporate donations for smaller charities

What is the best way to go about asking for corporate donations for smaller charities?
I work with St. Vincent de Paul and we are looking to raise $20,000 to help send children in our community to summer camp. Last year we didnt need donations, but the help that we received last year has pulled out and we need to raise the money. As a charity, at most we can afford to put in $1600 from our own funds. I would love to just raise the entire amount and not dip into our own funds so that our money can be used for other things. We have a letter drafted out with official letterhead but I am having a heck of a time getting out there in front of the people who need to see it.
Other - Arts & Humanities - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
It's been my experience that you just ask. Try to find someone who is willing to work with you a little rather than just tossing it in. e-mail the p.r. rep and tell them you're soliciting donations for a charity and see what they suggest you do. I admit I'm not an expert, but getting someone in the business on your side seems like a good place to start.
Answer 2 :
My company has a community service comittee that they basically force new employees to be on. so i have to actually seek out charities so we can have events. I'm sure some other companies have this type of thing too. You can call, explain yourself, and ask if there is a Community Service or Social Commitee that takes care of charity events. If they don't you might ask simply to speak to the person who's usually in charge of organizing events. they might not have a designated person, but in my experience most places have this "chearleader"- type employee that just likes to get everyone involved in something -- you know-- that one co-worker that is always smiling and tries to make you sign up for the christmas potluck.

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