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Going to Salt Lake City for a ski weekend. Anybody got any recommendations on what to do around the city?
thats cause their not happy and they don't want other people to bechicks love drama man....can't just everyone be happy like life isn't fun if you aren't happy. Just be happy
A small plane crashed into two homes Monday in Riverside, California.
it was pretty hectic... i live about 10 mins from thereHeard about that, RIP.
One crashed not too far from where im at last year too
Riverside
https://www.google.com/amp/ktla.com...riverside-police-firefighters-responding/amp/
San Bernardino last year
https://www.google.com/amp/ktla.com...hland-no-injuries-reported-sheriffs-dept/amp/
Is it legal to take pics of someone in public and use it to advertise?
I don't really wanna endorse anything I'm not paid for
Source: http://lifehacker.com/5912250/know-your-rights-photography-in-public"Your rights for taking photographs don't stop when the picture is snapped. If you place those photos online or sell them the situation changes. While you have the right to take pictures almost anywhere, publishing certain photos might get you in trouble in civil courts. Thankfully, the distinction is pretty clear.
You can't use someone's likeness for commercial purposes without their express permission. This means you can't take a picture in a public place with recognizable faces and then sell it to Coca-Cola or a stock photo company (you can, however sell them to news organizations or use them for art). The same goes for many famous landmarks and some National Parks. You can freely shoot the photos, but selling them for commercial purposes may require a permit or additional fee."