Strange California Laws You Might Need To Know

Every state has its own list of bizarre laws that make little or no sense to residents. In many cases, these laws were enacted decades ago and they simply are no longer relevant. Yet, somehow, they remain on the books. The Golden State is no exception. Check out these strange California laws.

In Simi Valley, a law prohibits flying model airplanes, driving golf balls and archery on any public land, including city parks. That makes sense when you consider the possible danger to others. What makes very little sense is the rest of the law, which goes on to prohibit volleyball, soccer, football, softball and baseball on public property. That makes it kind of hard to imagine what the legislature expects people to do in its city parks.

We can only imagine that law enforcement officers in Walnut must be extremely busy every year on Oct 31. Either that or the sheriff is inundated with paperwork in the days leading up to Halloween. Why, you ask? Because a law on the books there prohibits the wearing of a disguise or mask on any public street without first obtaining a permit from the sheriff. By the way, do not even think about flying a kite with metallic components more than 10 feet above the ground, because that activity is also against the law in the city of Walnut and there is no sheriff’s permit that will get around that one.

If you happen to be driving down Rancho California Street in Temecula be ready to step on the brake pedal if you see a duck. These web-footed inhabitants have the right of way and if you fail to give it to them, you are sure to run “afowl” of the law.

These head-scratching laws, in no way, make California unique. People all across America are breaking laws everyday that they never even knew existed. In fact, we’re quite sure most people would be wanted for one thing or another in at least one state if law enforcement ever decided it was time to go strictly by the books.

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Tips To Improve Your Knowledge About Basketball

78654183People all over the globe love watching and playing basketball. All players contribute different skills to the team. When you want to better those skills, read on.

Dribble while your head is up and your eyes are forward. If you must look at the ball while dribbling, you haven’t practiced enough. The ball can go with you when you go anywhere. Walking to your mailbox? Dribble the ball. If you look at the ball, you’re unable to see what’s going on down the court before you.

Proper balance is essential when shooting. While the all-time greats have shown time and time again how they can shoot while off-kilter, this is not the ideal way to score. They are going with the flow when this occurs. If you are able to improve your sense of balance, then you will find that your percentage of successful shots improves.

If you want to excel, you have to play to your strengths. You can contribute to the team by consolidating your best skills, even if these skills do not make you one of the star players. Knowing what you excel at and then practicing that can help you become perfect at it!

Learn how to throw a proper bounce pass. Proper bounce passes ought to hit the recipient at the level of their waist. Letting the ball bounce close to the other person will help the accuracy of your pass. Many other factors will affect it, too.

Passing the ball is an important part of playing basketball so practice making and receiving passes. While you are practicing, you should be sure to drill yourself on catching errant throws, as well as catching those perfect passes. When playing in the game, it’s rare that every pass will hit a bulls-eye. Learn how to catch any sort of throw.

Everyone who plays basketball works on finding ways to improve the skills they have. After going through the article above it shouldn’t be hard to know what needs to be done if you want to be better at basketball. Re-read the article if you must and don’t cease practicing using this advice for bettering your game.