Lexan is a thick plastic that makes a great base for a simple RC car. Cut out a 3in 7in (7.6cm 17.8cm) rectangle from a larger sheet of Lexan plastic using a utility knife. Cut out 34in 114in (1.9cm 3.2cm) rectangles on each side 34in (1.9cm) from the front of the chassis so the front wheels have room to turn. If you want to make a larger RC car, you can try using wood and PVC pipes for your chassis. Take wheels that are 2in (5.1cm) in diameter off of another toy car. Cut out 6 L-shaped pieces about 112in 112in (3.8cm 3.8cm) in size out of your Lexan plastic. Make 2 wheel hinges by stacking 3 pieces and gluing them together. Stick a nail into the center of one of the front wheels and into the middle of your hinge. Repeat the process with the other wheel. Use bolts on the bottoms of the hinges to secure them to your chassis. You can also use wheels from other RC kits or ones that you bought from a supply store. Cut out a thin strip of Lexan plastic that's the same length as the distance between your wheel hinges. Drill a small hole through the backs of the hinges and the strip you just cut. Attach a small bolt through each hole so the strip stays in place. This way, both of your wheels will turn in the same direction. Glue the servo right behind the steering component so it can control the direction of the wheels. Servos for RC cars can be purchased online or in hobby shops. The back wheels of your RC car control the speed and whether your car drives forward or in reverse. Put 2 800-rpm electric drive motors into plastic housings, and glue them to the back of your vehicle. Slide the wheels onto the ends of the motor so they're secure. RC motors can be found online or in hobby shops. Using larger motors will get you more speed, but it will also use more power and make your car heavier. It doesn't matter how you organize the components on the chassis of your RC car as long as you can wire them easily. Use a 9V or 11.5V battery to power your car. Glue the parts down to secure them and make sure to connect the wires from the battery to the receiver, servo, speed controller, and motors. Receivers, transmitters, speed controllers, and battery packs can all be purchased online or from RC hobby shops. Always disconnect the battery before working on any electrical components. Use the remote transmitter to drive your car around your home or outside. Be careful not to flip the car over since the components are exposed on top. Test the range of the car and see how fast you can make it drive!

Summary: Cut a chassis out from Lexan plastic sheets. Attach the wheels from an old toy car to the front of your chassis. Make a steering component out of plastic and a servo for the front tires. Put electric drive motors onto the back tires before securing them to the chassis. Connect a receiver, speed controller, and battery to the motors and servos. Drive the RC car using the transmitter.

Contouring will create balance by emphasizing the center of the face and minimizing the forehead. Use a cream or matte powder one to two shades darker than your skin tone and foundation. Use foundation to shade the areas you would like to reshape or define, such as your chin, nose, forehead and cheekbones. Slightly contour the sides of your forehead to make your hairline look narrow. Contour below your cheekbones. Start from your ears and stop in the middle of your cheek. Then, using a C-shaped motion, move your makeup brush from the center of your forehead, down the bridge of your nose, and from your brow bone to your cheekbone. To brighten up the area around your eyes, highlight under your eyes and along your brow bone. Begin at the apple of your cheeks and blend upward with a blush brush. Don't apply too low on your face or your jaw will have a heavy appearance. Contour your eyelids with a bronzer to give them more definition. If you want to further enhance your eye color, add smudged eyeliner under your lashes and finish with one or two coats of mascara. You can also add a small amount of lip liner to the sides of the lips.

Summary: Contour your forehead and below your cheekbones. Highlight the middle of your forehead and chin. Apply blush on the apples of your cheeks. Apply a soft and natural color eyeshadow, like taupe. Apply a deep or rich pink lipstick to enhance the curvature of your lips.

Having diabetes can do a lot of damage to your kidneys; high levels of blood sugar can make the kidneys overwork and filter too much blood. Overtime, overworked kidneys can lose their ability to function properly, resulting in kidney failure. To check your daily blood glucose, you can use a glucose monitor that you can purchase at your local pharmacy. Record each day's reading. A normal fasting glucose level is generally less than 110 mg/dl. 'Fasting glucose' means that the recording is taken before you eat breakfast so your stomach is empty. If you have diabetes, your doctor will have prescribed you with a medication that you can take daily. The medication will either be taken orally or is a shot of insulin. Regardless of the type of medication, make sure that you follow your doctor's prescription. When you have diabetes, you should try to control any spurts of blood sugar levels. This is because these spurts can damage your kidneys, since your body's insulin is not able to control sudden spurts of blood sugar level. This means trying to avoid very sugary foods as much as possible. You should avoid: Granulated sugars and other sweeteners. Soft drinks (sodas) and candy. Dried fruits. Cookies, cakes, and other baked goods.
Summary: Understand how diabetes affects kidney function. Measure your blood glucose daily. Take the medicine your doctor has prescribed. Avoid foods that are rich in sugar.