Long Island Coastal Homes

Can any one suggest a place to find cotton candy sugar on long island? It will be used just for home use so I do not need it in bulk. I can order it online but with the cost of shipping it is just not worth it.

Try a restaurant supply store that is open to the public. Also check w/ rental places (the ones that rent margarita machines and things like that) if they rent cotton candy machines they will have the sugar

Popobawa is variously described as either a ghost or ogre with gigantic bat wings and a giant penis. At times he is simply known as "Imran". His presence is usually announced by the sound of scraping claws on their roof and a sharp, pungent smell. Different from other incubus legends, Popobawa primarily attacks men and only in their own beds, resulting in many men sleeping outside in streets or on porches after recent reported attacks. He attacks men as they sleep, overpowering them, holding their face to the floor and sodomizing them for up to an hour. People who claim to be victims of Popobawa are mostly poorer residents on the island of Pemba, though other reports have also come from other islands and coastal Tanzania. The victims are threatened with repeated, and longer, sodomizations if they do not let their friends and neighbors know of their experience.
KEEP IN MIND: The victims are threatened with repeated, and longer, sodomizations if they do not let their friends and neighbors know of their experience.

If you tell, then he’ll never come back.

You sound like a very fun guy!

1. Shaniqua Tompkins
2. Fiddy
3. Tatum O’Neal
4. Bo Diddley
5. Ted Kennedy
6. Jon Lajoie

Fiddy

1. Minisubmarines, such as Alvin, are limited in their use because they:
cannot descend to very deep watercannot collect samples or take readings
take too long to move along the bottomtake too long to descend and to return to the surface
2. The shelf edge is the boundary between the continental shelf and the:
shorelinecontinental slope
trenchcontinental rise
3. _____ are long, narrow valleys in the ocean floor found near islands or coastal mountain ranges.
Ocean basinsMid ocean ridges
TrenchesAbyssal plains
4. A _____ is marked by its thick sediment accumulation.
continental shelfcontinental slope
continental risenone of these is correct
5. Hudson, Monterey, and Hatteras are examples of:
abyssal hillslarge atolls
research shipssubmarine canyons
6. _____ are the flattest places on Earth.
Ocean basinsMid ocean ridges
TrenchesAbyssal plains
7. An underwater volcano:
guyoutatoll
seamountnone of these
8. Abyssal hills are found on the seafloor between:
mid-ocean ridges and continental risescontinental rises and deep-sea trenches
deep-sea trenches and abyssal plainsabyssal plains and mid-ocean ridges
9. Atolls are examples of _____.
crustal sinkingunderwater volcanoes
underwater mountainsnone of these
10. At what point in history did geologists dismiss the premise that the ocean floor was flat?
the Fifteenth Centurythe Revolutionary War
the Civil WarWorld War II
11. Which method is currently used LEAST to measure the depth of ocean floors?
lead weightsonar
satelliteall of these methods are used currently
12. Which method of studying the ocean floor gives some degree of proximity but is efficient in terms of time as well?
minisubmarinessonar
undersea vehiclesgrab sample
13. The ocean floor is divided into two major regions, _____ and _____.
continental margins and ocean basinscontinental shelves and ocean basins
continental slope and ocean basinscontinental slope and continental shelf
14. A simple method of obtaining an actual sample of seafloor sediment is with a:
lead-weighted linegrab sampler
hydraulic-piston corerrobot submarine
15. Satellites can obtain information about the seafloor because:
the satellite can "see" through sea waterseafloor sediments radiate infrared light
the color of the surface water varies with seafloor depththe sea surface level varies with seafloor depth
16. Deep valleys that run through a continental slope are called:
continental risesmid-ocean ridges
submarine canyonscontinental shelves
17. The source of most of the material found on the surface of the abyssal plain is:
continental riversocean surface
abyssal hillsmid-ocean ridges
18. Which seafloor feature is not found on active continental margins?
deep-sea trenchcontinental rise
continental shelfcontinental slope
19. Sinking volcanic islands and developing coral reefs are related to the formation of:
atollsoozes
abyssal hillsdeep-sea trenches
20. Which of the following is NOT a continental margin?
continental shelfcontinental slope
continental riseall of these are continental margins
21. In which ocean are most of the deep-sea trenches located?
AtlanticArctic
IndianPacific
22. A ring-shaped coral reef around a lagoon:
guyoutatoll
seamountnone of these
23. At the _____, the water depth increases greatly in comparison to areas closer to the shoreline.
continental shelfcontinental slope
continental risenone of these is correct
24. Which method of studying the ocean floor allows oceanographers to be closest to the ocean floor?
minisubmarinessonar
undersea vehiclesgrab sample
25. _____ are thought to represent the original sea floor because sediments top them.
Ocean basinsMid ocean ridges
TrenchesAbyssal hills
26. An underwater volcano with a "sliced top":
guyoutatoll
seamountnone of these
27. How does sonar work?
an object in space precisely measures the ocean surfacean object emits sound waves that bounce off of the ocean floor and record its depth
a line is dropped into the ocean and its length is measured once it hits the floornone of these is correct
28. _____ are undersea mountain ranges.
Continental risesMid-ocean ridges
Submarine canyonsContinental shelves
29. This area is between the continental slope and ocean basin:
continental risesmid-ocean ridges
submarine canyonscontinental shelves
30. The _____ is a shallow extension of the continent that extends beyond the shoreline.
continental shelfcontinental slope
continental risenone of these is correct

I am sorry, but this should be in your geology book. It is quite a bit to answer

Will prices keep going down??
Will interested rates go up??

i wouldnt right now

wait a few months and see what happens

I’ve seen a few different sources (from a YouTube video to an FSU law school webpage) that all say that pretty much all of the coastal beach in Florida is "public". Is this true? If so, how can this be, you can see people build houses right on the coast up to the sand. Does this mean the sand behind their homes is still regarded as "public" beach?

I’m confused especially because I come from Long Island, NY, and beach land was treated pretty differently there….there were a few public state and county parks along the shore, but aside from that, there were definitely private access-restricted beaches and landowners that owned their own beaches…really unless you were in a "park" of some sort (Jones Beach SP, Robert Moses SP, etc…), it wasn’t public land…

The real reason I ask is because I’m just looking for a nice, preferably secluded/undeveloped beach in northeast FL to enjoy and I haven’t really seen any established "parks" where you go to the beach, like I said, unlike how it was in my hometown…Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks for all the responses.

So, does anyone know any beaches in northern Florida (but not the panhandle…I’m in Gainesville so preferably ~2 hours max from there) that are secluded, pretty, and natural? Preferably with a pier of some sort..

I’m not sure, but I think all beaches should be public. I really liked Siesta Key while I was down in FL!

all household furniture such as living room, dinig room sets and others.

Saint Vincent De Paul (spelling?) there is one on Jericho Tpke in the Elwood/Dix Hills area..they can have pretty good stuff..also keep an eye out on ebay for things that are for local pickup you can get great deals there too.

1. During the Paleozoic, embryonic North America was situated:
a. in its present orientation but farther south across the paleoequator
b. at the south pole
c. tilted 90 degrees clockwise and farther south across the paleoequator
d. right where it is now

2. The Cretaceous coastal plain strata are the result of:
a. a high stand of sea-level
b. sediment formed in long, skinny lakes
c. shallow water marine deposition
d. responses a. and c. only

3. The subsurface of Long Island contains or may contain:
a. Cretaceous strata
b. Triassic rocks
c. Folded Paleozoic schistose rocks
d. Proterozoic gneiss
e. all of the above

4. Bedrock is usually found:
a. as boulders weathering out of outwash
b. as a layer above the regolith
c. all of the above
d. in outcrops

(I think its A or C)

5. The Pleistocene epoch is the only glacial period for which evidence exists:
a. True
b. False

Thank you so much I’ve been studying all night and I can’t find the answers to these! But I feel like they are simple questions for someone who GETS IT. -_- If you can answer ANY that would be awesome. ALL will get you 10 points Thanks
omgosh thank you soo so much! I am lucky haha

UR lucky I am in a good mood – normally I don’t answer homework questions
1) C – not 100% sure
2) D
3) E
4) D – not 100% sure
5) B false

Will the housing market in Long Island ever fall to rates 5+ years ago? It’s slowly decreasing now, but where do you think the bottom line will fall?

If you are talking about interest rates then it you are talking about a whole new ball game. The interest rates are set by economic factors (check the 10 yr teasury note yield, this a great indicator of mortgage rate trends). Prices in Long Island are leveling off in most areas. There are defintely areas that will see little to no decrease due to the desirability of the area such as the Hamptoms and higher end neighborhoods. If you are looking to purchase a new home then I would wait on the sidelines unless you see a great deal. Just remember new homes set the high-end of the market in your neighborhood. I would analyze current homes for sale and sold properties preferably new construction to get a feel of what’s going on in the market. If there is a glutton of unsold new construction and re-sale homes on the market I would try and negotiate a much lower price than asking unless it is already a steal. In my opinion now is the time to buy because you have many options to chose from. I feel we are approaching the bottom of the market.

state farm refused to renew my homeowners insurance. they told me i live with 1000 feet of coastal waters. i’m on the north shore of long island, for goodness sake, it’s not the south shore. further, my house sits near the top of a summit. i called around and allstate and geico have also refused to insure our home. finally, i contacted the NY Underwriters Insurance but they don’t cover theft, i can get fire insurance through state farm as long as i have NYUI as my primary carrier but they won’t cover theft either. what can i do?

Why not let an insurance broker do the shopping for you? A broker works with several companies, and can find the best policy and terms for you. To find a broker in your area, log on to a website like http://www.homeownerswiz.com and fill out a form requesting a free quote.