What are the best coworking spaces in Los Angeles?
For a comprehensive list of coworking spaces in LA, check out 42Floors here: The Best Coworking Spaces in Los AngelesIMO, the top 3 coworking spaces in LA are:WeWork - HollywoodFilmmakers, production companies, tech startups and new media entrepreneurs work with the Hollywood Hills as their backdrop in our stylish LA building.Notable amenities include:Game loungeOrganic coffeePrivate phone boothsOn-site parking garageProduction suitesScreening roomFree beerA desk starts at $350 / month and if you are looking for private offices they go for$600 / month for 1 person$900 / month for 2 people$1,300 / month for 3 people$1,700 / month for 4 people$2,700 / month for 6 peopleFind out more info here: WeWork Hollywood coworking spaceThe Unique SpaceTHE UNIQUE SPACE is a fresh, modern workplace in LA's Arts District. With our roots firmly planted in community, we are the home to innovation, creativity, collaboration and entrepreneurship!Find out more info here: The Unique Space coworkingKleverdogKleverdog Coworking is not just about the membership options, or the hours, or the comfort of your chair.Find out more info here: Kleverdog coworking space---Other coworking spaces in LAOpodzBlank SpacesIndie DeskBe Great Co.OfficeSliceThe HUB LADroplabsLAX Coworking
Is it illegal to pick oranges from a tree in California?
In California is not illegal to pick fruits that hangs on public property; the owner of the tree is resposbale to make sure the tree don't invate public or private property. In Cal. there are organized groups that map and pick fruits from such trees. Nobody as been warned, fined, arrested or charged. Besides fruit rotting on the sidewalk is a public nuisance not to mention a waste. ++++++++++++++++ "Fallen Fruit created their first map of what they call "Public Fruit", fruit growing in or over public property such as streets and sidewalks, in the neighborhood of Silver Lake in Los Angeles in 2004" http://www.fallenfruit.org/ "According to a report done on KCRW's Good Food, picking fruit that spills over onto public space, (even if the tree is planted on private property) is not illegal." http://www.seriouseats.com/2009/07/urban... "According to the law, if a fruit tree grows on or over public property, the fruit is no longer the sole property of the owner." http://www.journalofaestheticsandprotest...
Pellet rifle in orlando florida legal?
You need a nuisance permit. Squirrel are a game animal in Florida, and squirrel season isn't until fall. Since the squirrels are causing property damage you can probably get a nuisance permit from your local DNR which will let you shoot them legally fairly easily. As for using an air-rifle, you need to check Florida's regulations concerning legal methods of taking game (I didn't see anything saying you couldn't use an air-rifle but I didn't see anything explicitly saying you could either) and consult with your local police (if you live in an urban area) to make sure its legal to use an air-rifle where you live.
What are some slang terms used among police officers?
The most derogatory terms for the bad guys and citizens who are just pains in the rectum:A.H. = Adam Henry (A-dam H-enry) If you don’t get it…..sometimes you will hear it as “Jack Hole”…..now what starts with an “A” that ends with HOLE ?RICHARD CRANIUM= What starts with a “D” and is a nickname for Richard ? What is the non-medical layman’s term for the Cranium ? Do these clues HEAD you in the right direction ?
Landlord's responsibility to remediate rat infestation?
I'm a landlord in the City of Los Angeles. I recently remodeled my home and decided to rent it out to tenants. The home was fully remodeled and we even tented the home for pests and termites. The home was delivered to the tenants in clean conditions. The tenants are complaining about a rat infestation and are demanding that I remediate it, however, when I go to check on the home from time to time, I notice that the tenants have poor hygiene and leave empty beer/wine bottles in bags in the yard and also keep food out on the kitchen counters. They complained about a roach problem last month and I took care of the issue out of my own pocket, but now they have issues with rats. Am I legally responsible for taking care of the rat problem? Or is it the tenant's responsibility because the infestation is due to their living habits? I sent out a pest control professional and he even confirmed that the tenants are not up-keeping the property and he witnessed the empty beer/wine bottles along with trash in the backyard as well. I just want to make sure I'm not doing anything illegal if I decide to past down the cost of the rat remediation to the tenants? Any help would be great appreciated. Thank you!