Watching your weight by cutting calories to 1,500 a day can already be a daunting prospect. But when you add in the challenge of being diabetic, it may seem overwhelming. But it doesn't have to be. Not if you follow the guidelines set up through the Diabetes Food Pyramid.

Gelcoat is the outer layer placed on top of many fiberglass objects; such as boats, bathtubs, and motor homes. When this type of material is left out in the sun -- or in the water, for extended periods of time -- the gelcoat can begin to develop microscopic holes. These holes compromise the integrity of the gelcoat, and leave it susceptible to more damage. It is important to clean the gelcoat before applying a protectant to seal it.

Ori Hofmekler, creator of the Warrior Diet, bases the eating plan on the assumption that human beings eat nocturnally. The diet's strict rules advocate eating small amounts of food during the day and one big meal at night. Unlike some calorie-restriction diets, however, the Warrior Diet doesn't require calorie-counting as long as you stick to healthy food choices.

Warts are small, protruding skin infections that occur as a results of the human papillomavirus. They appear most often on the hands and feet, although they can occur almost anywhere on the body, including the face. Warts usually have a rough, bumpy texture that is dry and looks similar to a cauliflower. Warts are not to be confused with moles, which are dark and often raised skin marks that are not caused by a virus.

Deciduous trees such as oak, beech, hickory and walnut drop leaves in autumn. Food manufacturing ceases as trees become dormant in winter and the leaves, if not dropped, pose a liability to these trees.