I fairly certain that is not a false widow. It looks a lot more like a Triangulate cobweb spider (or Steatoda Triangulosa if you prefer). It matches the natural range which includes most of the USA.
Here is a video of one feeding. Go to the 1:45 mark for a very clear top view image.
Here are the image search results from Google for the same spider:
https://www.google.com/search?q=Tria...w=1920&bih=955
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FML why did I click on this topic
It's pretty cute, just pick it up with something and leave her outside.
Have my own spider question.
Found this guy in my garden. Any thoughts on what it is?
http://imgur.com/rwwe0yT
"The false widow (Steatoda nobilis) is the most dangerous of the 12 species of biting spider known in Britain."
"Generally speaking symptoms are no worse than a bee or wasp sting and in truth you're more likely to be stung by a wasp than you are to be bitten by this spider."
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Here's me thinking the only spiders you got in New York were Spider-Men...
(Terrible, I know)
probably best you just burn the building down, its the only to be sure its dead and not breeding.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Badger-baiting
A single badger could take on a pack of dogs, one on one the badger would fuck it up.