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?? Which Precious Gem Are You ??

! You are Most Like A Ruby !Passionate, in control - and very sexy. You tend tobe more dominant, and people long to possess your wild nature. People find you fun, and a real live wire.You're most like a Ruby because people simply can'ttake their eyes away from you - your bright captivatingnature draws people to you.Congratulations ... You're the sparkly fun gem everybody craves.
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?? Which Of The Seven Deadly Sins Are You ??

You are Gluttony!Nibbling a cookie at the moment by any chance? You don't just like your food, you love it. And there's nothing wrong with that. However gluttony isn't just about food. It relates to anything that you gobble up more then you should of. You tend to 'take your cake, and eat it too' - excuse the horrific pun. Perhaps if you don't be so consumed with having every little thing you'd be better off. On a plus side, you know what you like, what you want - and you go after it. You tend to have good instincts about things, and excellent taste in your life.Congratulations, You have the best taste out of all the 7 deadly sins!
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I'm a Dodge Viper!

You're all about raw power. You're tough, you're loud, and you don't take crap from anyone. Leave finesse to the other cars, the ones eating your dust.

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The first people of Long Island were Indians. The earliest people called the Paleo-Indians & Woodland Period Indians when the europeans arrived.

Many years ago, when men with a white skin had never yet been seen in this land, some Indians were out fishing in the mouth of the Cohotatea [Hudson] River . . . spied at a great distance something remarkably large floating on the water,'' an Indian told a Moravian missionary in 1801. ``Some believed it to be an uncommonly large fish or animal, while others thought it was a very big house floating on the sea.''

~Long Island Facts and Figures~ NASSAU SUFFOLK Population 1.3 million 1.4 million Area 287 sq.miles 911 sq. miles County Seat Mineola Riverhead A Bit of History 1524 - Italian Explorer Verrazano spots the South Shore 1640 - Southold and Southampton are the first settlements 1796 - Lighthouse at Montauk is NY's first coastal beacon 1909 - LI becomes "Cradle of American Aviation." 1922 - First trans-Atlantic radio telephone transmitter at Rocky Point 1927 - Lindbergh takes off at Roosevelt Field on first non-stop flight across the Atlantic Ocean to Paris 1939 - Pan American commercial air service to Europe from Port Washington 1940 - LI becomes major center for war production 1947 - Brookhaven National Laboratory to study peaceful uses of atomic energy Whatever the season, be it spring ... summer ... fall ... or winter ... Long Island has it all. Long Island Page of Pages

101 reasons to vacation on Long Island

(o:Let me know when you'll be here ... :o) State-of-the-art Planetarium, Rollerskating, Surfing, Boardwalks, Outdoor Dancing Under the Stars, Rock Concerts, Bird Watching N.Y. Mets Baseball, Picnicking, Scenic Drives, Breathtaking Sunsets Windmills, A Fine Network of Roads and Highways, Cool Ocean Breezes Volleyball on the Beach, Large collection of Historic Airplanes and Spacecraft, Canoeing, Jetskiing, Windsurfing, A Moderate Climate Polo, Ice Skating, Sledding, 20 Art Galleries, Several Theater Troupes, Arts Councils and Musical Groups, The State's Oldest Fish Hatchery Fresh Water Fishing in Lake and Streams, Surf Fishing, 30 Sportfishing Ports, 170 Charter and Open Fishing Boats, Over 80 World Fishing Records Set Since 1980, Small Game Hunting, 4 Indoor Ice Rinks 16 Lighthouses,18 Nature Preserves, 2 National Parks, 65 Local Parks 5 Arboretums, 114 Museums and Historical Sites, Boat and Ferry Tours Auto and Bus Tours,12 Batting Ranges, Railroad Tours, Helicopter Tours Glider Tours, The Hamptons, Shelter Island, Fire Island, 3 Nearby Airports Scuba Diving, World Class Arenas, Concert Halls and Theaters Thoroughbred Horse Racing, 2 Auto Racetracks, Bicycle Paths Hiking and Nature Trails, 40 Public Golf Courses and 30 Driving Ranges Golf Tournaments,72 Movie Theaters with 200 Screens, Over 100 Nightclubs, Dance and Comedy Clubs, 50 Bowling Complexes exceeding 2,000 Lanes, 8 Indoor Regional Shopping Malls, Over 50 Department Stores Over 18,000 Retail Stores, 20 State Parks Totaling 20,000 Acres Dozens of Fishing Tournaments,1 Water Park, 5 Flea Markets 21 Visitor Oriented Shopping Villages,1,035 Neighborhood Shopping Centers, 18 Cross Country Ski Sites, Sky Diving, Hang Gliding 40 Tennis Clubs, Tennis Tournaments,15 Racquetball Clubs 11 Mansions Open To The Public,184 Year-Round Hotels/Motels totaling 10,482 Rooms,156 Seasonal Hotels/Motels totaling 4,328 Rooms 18 Hotels with Docking/Boat Slips, 36 Horseback Riding Stables 7 Historic General Stores, Over 285 Annual Festivals and Events 8 Dinner/Moonlight Cruise Ships, 10 Historic Churches Over 4,000 Restaurants Including 50 Waterfront Restaurants 3 Amusement Parks, N.Y. Islanders NHL Hockey N.Y. Saints Indoor Lacrosse, Whale Watching, Deer Watching 5 Zoos and Aquariums,14 Wineries Offering Tours and Tastings 30 Antique Shops, Hundreds of Miles of White Sandy Beaches Sailboat and Motorboat Rentals, 5 Sailing Schools 80 Boat Launching Ramps, 500 Marinas and Yacht Clubs 15 Campgrounds, 75 Farmstands & Pick-Your-Own Farms ...And 2.6 Million friendly Residents in 97 Communities with over 1,200 Square Miles of Island to Explore!

~~Welcome to Fire Island National Seashore~~

Ocean washed beaches, dunes, maritime forests, the Fire Island Light Station and the nearby William Floyd Estate, make this park a blend of recreation, natural and cultural resources. Located only one hour east of New York City, the park is a world apart from the bustling communities surrounding it. The 32-mile-long seashore contains natural features such as the Otis Pike Wilderness Area, the only federal wilderness in New York, and the Sunken Forest, a 300-year-old holly forest. About half a million recreational visitors come here yearly, including approximately 7,000 school children.

Montauk Point .... The End (my favorite place)

Welcome to the Montauk Point Lighthouse, the oldest lighthouse in New York State. The Lighthouse was authorized by the Second Congress, under President George Washington in 1792. Construction began on June 7, 1796 and was completed on November 5, 1796. This 100 foot tower has been part of Long Island's land and seascape for over 200 years and still serves as an active aid to navigation.

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