This is a rough refuel percentage indicator. The white filled area approximates the actual refuel percentage with 25, 50, 75, and 100 percent amounts.

For the best guide though have a look at Alistair Sawday's Special Places To Stay - a brilliant publication which sums things up as they really are, with wonderfully chatty descriptions, though they don't bother, thank goodness with the palava of stars and diamonds. They look for great locations, yummy breakfasts produced from the finest ingredients, lovely houses - and really nice people who will welcome you as friends!

A diamond is made entirely of carbon (just like the graphite in a pencil). But, while graphite is very soft, the carbon atoms in diamond form in such a way as to create the hardest known substance. This special structure allows diamonds to take a superior polish and project more brilliance than any other natural colorless gemstone.

Yes. The Nomadic, a White Star Line tender (a vessel that ferried passengers to and from ports that were too small to accommodate the large liners) is undergoing restoration and is privately owned by a gentleman in Paris, France. (for photo's of Nomadic today, see the Final Demise Section on this site) Some nautical experts and marine engineers feel that this is most likely true.

A Star 129 diamond is a round shape diamond that has 129 facets, versus a (standard) round brilliant cut that has 58 facets. We carry both types, but when given a chance to compare two stones of the same quality-most customers choose the star-129 for its added brilliance. The improvement is especially visible in larger stones of one carat or more. Want one? call us at 1-800-360-5744.

Diamond Star models are those built by the Diamond Star (DSM) plant in Illinois. This was a joint venture but is now 100% MMC. The Stratus/Sebring/Avenger Coupes and Eclipse are the only DSM models. The Stealth used some Chrysler technology but was mostly Mitsubishi - and was all Japanese. The Colt, Sapparo, FWD Challenger, and Ram 50 were re-badged Mitsubishis.

A - No. It appears that no one from the White Star Line actually stated this officially. The press of 1912 reported the following after the disaster "...and they said she was unsinkable. Who was "they?" The nautical magazine Shipbuilder, while publishing articles about the engineering feats accomplished in building Titanic, wrote "With Titanic's transverse bulkheads and watertight doors, it renders this vessel practically unsinkable.

Anything that cuts grease will help remove the build-up of oil and dirt from a diamond. Commercially prepared jewelry cleaner is perfectly suited for this purpose as is dish detergent and a bit of ammonia. Other gems may require different cleaning procedures, especially opals, pearls, emeralds, turquoise, and other soft and porous stones. Ask your retail jeweler the best way to clean any stone in question.

Diamond certificates, or grading reports, are independent documents that provide extensive information about the quality of a diamond. Along with carat weight, measurements, clarity grade, and color grade, EGL USA diamond certificates contain detailed information about cut quality. Click here to see a sample certificate.

Walk barefoot. Walk barefoot some more. Go barefoot everywhere you can. Your soles, foot muscles, ligaments, and tendons are like any other parts of your body: you have to use them to develop them, otherwise they will atrophy. Note that you wouldn't need to build up your feet if you went barefoot from birth as nature intended. What you're actually doing by "building them up" is getting them back to their natural state.

Answer: the one on the right-the masonry units are in perfect condition because the lime mortar has failed. The one on the left has been pointed with portland cement, and not only are the bricks deteriorated, but there's enough trapped water to sustain plant life. You should thank your lucky stars.

you may know, a white dwarf is the cinder of a star which used to be like the Sun. At the end of its life, such a star expels much of its atmosphere, and the nuclear fusion stops. The hot core, about the size of the Earth but much denser, becomes exposed: this is the white dwarf. When a star has just become a white dwarf, it is hotter than 100,000 K (about 180,000 F). It then gradually cools --- after many billions of years, it can become cooler than the Sun (which is about 6,000 K).

There is a search option but its basically using google to do it. It's located on the right hand navigation column of most pages near the bottom.

There is also alot of books and comics made about SW. For more info about SW, you might want to check out the official website or theforce.net.