sen·tient
/ˈsen(t)SH(ē)ənt/
adjective
adjective: sentient
able to perceive or feel things.
“she had been instructed from birth in the equality of all sentient life forms”
| synonyms: | (capable of) feeling, living, live;More
conscious, aware, responsive, reactive
“any sentient creature should have the good sense to avoid something so dangerous” |
Origin
early 17th century: from Latin sentient- ‘feeling,’ from the verb sentire .
Ingredients
1 medium onion, diced
2 ribs celery, diced
2 large cloves garlic, minced
3 tbsp butter
1 lb corned beef, chopped (I used pre-cooked corned beef from the deli counter)
4 cups beef stock
1 cup sauerkraut
1 tsp sea salt
1 tsp caraway seeds (I use this brand)
¾ tsp black pepper
2 cups heavy cream
1 ½ cup Swiss cheese, shredded
Instructions
12 Feet Deep
2017
The American thriller film features twin sisters who are trapped in a swimming pool under a fiberglass pool cover. One of the sisters has diabetes and needs an insulin shot to avoid slipping into a coma.
150 Milligrams
2017
The French drama film is based on the real-life French pulmonologist Irène Frachon who fought between 2009 and 2011 to reveal that a diabetes drug was life-threatening.
Alma
1999
A documentary film about Alma Thorpe, whose primary condition is schizophrenia, but she also has diabetes.[6]
The Ambulance
1990
A rogue doctor in an ambulance kidnaps people with diabetes for his experiment.[7]
The Baby-Sitters Club
1995
A teenage girl deals with managing her type 1 diabetes.[8]
Beats, Rhymes & Life
2011
A documentary film about the band A Tribe Called Quest, including Phife Dawg, who has diabetes.[6]
Big Nothing
2006
In the black comedy film, criminals kill an FBI agent with diabetes by force-feeding him a lollipop.[9]
Loose Cannons / Mine vaganti
2010
Side character, grandmother, commits suicide by eating all the sweets.
Bread and Roses
2000
A married couple has financial difficulties because the husband has diabetes.[10]
Brokedown Palace
1999
The father of one of the wrongfully imprisoned women has diabetes.[11]
Broken
2012
The coming-of-age film stars an 11-year-old child who is learning to manage diabetes.[12]
Chocolat
2000
An elderly woman in the film hides her diabetes from her family.[13]
Click
2006
The protagonist’s father has diabetes.[14]
Cliffhanger
1993
The female pilot of the criminal gang radios for emergency backup, saying that they need insulin for a person with diabetes.[15]
Con Air
1997
The film’s protagonist helps a fellow convict who has diabetes.[9]
The Confessional
1995
A family mystery is investigated, and hereditary diabetes is a clue in establishing a family link.[16]
A Deadly Adoption
2015
In a parody of melodramatic films screened on the TV network Lifetime, two parents see their daughter fall into a diabetic coma.[17]
Derailed
2005
The daughter of a blackmail victim has diabetes.[11]
Dog Day Afternoon
1975
The manager of the bank at which the robbery takes place has diabetes and is threatened by the hostage taking, as he needs medication.[11]
Fed Up
2014
The documentary film highlights that too much sugar in American diets is a strong reason for the prevalence of diabetes mellitus type 2 in the United States.[18]
The Founder
2016
In the biographical film about the creator of the McDonald’s fast food chain, one of the McDonald brothers is hospitalized due to a stress-induced diabetes shock, and founder-to-be Ray Kroc visits him in the hospital to offer to buy out the brothers’ restaurant.[19]
The General
1998
The titular Irish crime boss Martin Cahill develops Type 2 diabetes.[20]
Gigli
2003
A character with diabetes is helped by another character.[21]
The Godfather Part III
1990
The film’s crime boss, Michael Corleone, suffers symptoms of diabetes.[6]
Gubra
2006
When a woman’s father is hospitalized due to diabetic complications, she meets a man with whom she falls in love.[22] ]
Half Baked
1998
The stoner comedy film features a horse with diabetes.[6]
Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters
2013
As a result of consuming too much candy in Hansel and Gretel, Hansel contracts diabetes and must periodically inject insulin.[23]
It Runs in the Family
2003
The protagonist’s wife suffers from complications from diabetes and is on dialysis due to kidney failure.[10]
Jerry and Tom
1998
The film’s hitman suffers from diabetes.[20]
Just Before Dawn
1946
A criminal psychologist is tricked into injecting a person with diabetes with poison instead of the insulin needed.[24]
Mad Money
2008
One of the bank robbers has diabetes.[11]
Meeting Daddy
2000
The colonel in the film has diabetes and uses a glucometer to monitor himself.[21]
Memento
2000
In a side plot, a man with amnesia treats his wife with diabetes.[6]
The Next Three Days
2010
A husband attempts an escape plan for his wrongfully imprisoned wife, who has diabetes.[10]
No Good Deed
2002
The film’s police officer is shown performing a self-maintenance routine for diabetes.[11]
Nothing in Common
1986
The protagonist’s parents divorce, and he learns that his father has diabetes and has been avoiding treatment.[25]
Over the Brooklyn Bridge
1984
The lead character Alby (played by Elliott Gould) has diabetes.[26]
Panic Room
2002
A young girl with diabetes and her mother are trapped in a safe room during a home invasion.[11]
Patch Adams
1998
The comedy-drama film, based on Dr. Hunter “Patch” Adams, depicts a scene in which medical residents scrutinize a patient with diabetes, and Adams, unlike the others, asks for the patient’s name.[27]
The Planet of Junior Brown
2000
A character with diabetes is helped by another character.[21]
Promised a Miracle
1988
The American television film dramatizes the true story of Christian parents who believed their 11-year-old son’s diabetes were healed by God and discarded his insulin, resulting in their son’s death.[28]
Regarding Henry
1991
The film’s attorney, recovering from a shooting, meets an elderly man with diabetes.[20]
Reversal of Fortune
1990
A husband defends against charges that he killed his wife who had diabetes.[29]
The Right Hand Man
1987
Based on the historical novel The Right-Hand Man, the film is set in Australia in 1860 and features a protagonist with diabetes.[30]
S/O Satyamurthy
2015
A man meets a woman with diabetes and develops a relationship with her.[31]
Scarecrow Gone Wild
2004
A college-age man suffers a diabetic shock as a result of a prank but is resurrected as a killer scarecrow.[6]
Soul Food
1997
A matriarch’s refusal to address her diabetes leads to her death and her family falling apart.[14]
Species
1995
An alien seductress rejects and kills a candidate mate because he has diabetes.[6]
Split
2016
One of the multiple personalities played by James McAvoy has diabetes and is shown injecting insulin, while none of the other personalities has diabetes.[32][33][34]
State of Emergency
2011
In the horror film, survivors of a zombie outbreak hide in a warehouse. One of the survivors hides her diabetes from the others, but when she falls into a coma, another survivor goes out to find insulin for her.[35]
Steel Magnolias
1989
A recent bride has to deal with diabetes.[36]
Tammy
2014
The protagonist’s grandmother has diabetes but refuses to medicate.[37]
That’s My Boy
2012
The comedy film features the relationship between a father and his son. In the son’s childhood, he is obese and has diabetes due to his father’s lack of care.[38]
This Old Cub
2004
A documentary film about baseball player Ron Santo, who has diabetes.[20]
To Kill a Man
2014
A caretaker of a forest preserve has diabetes; when his medicine is stolen, his son’s attempt to recover the medicine leads to the family being terrorized by the criminal gang.[39]
Warlock
1989
A witch hunter enlists a sidekick who has diabetes.[7]
The Weavers: Wasn’t That a Time!
1982
The documentary film shows the band The Weavers, including bass vocalist Lee Hays, who had diabetes.[6]
What the Health
2017
The documentary film explores health risks associated with the meat industry and says that several studies show that meat consumption is a leading cause of diabetes.[40]
Who Killed Mary What’s ‘Her Name?
1971
The film amateur sleuth has diabetes and is helped by another character.[21]
The Witches
1990
The young protagonist’s grandmother has diabetes.[10]
Wonderful World
2009
The protagonist’s roommate is hospitalized for treatment of a coma due to diabetes. The protagonist falls in love with his roommate’s sister, who comes to visit.[41]
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The Word of the Day is Freeze.
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You gave me words, that seemed so cold
You gave nothing yet took it all
I saw no hope, or peace, or love
I felt like I would be swallowed up by that cold.
My heart kept beating yet somehow I just froze.
I needed things from you, yet you gave none.
My life had this cold, hard, freeze
From the way you treated and failed to love me.
https://wordofthedaychallenge.wordpress.com/2018/11/14/freeze/
Personal opinion and thoughts are solely my own, mentioning of course, the use of other material in a point . My opinion is not for everyone and I understand and respect that. Please show the same courtesy! Thanks
I wanted to write today, on something. I am not really certain how to go about writing, though. As I browse down the list of posts on my WordPress reader option, I am taken back by some posts that bring things in my own life to the forefront.
Isn’t it odd how something you can see or read can cause many things to flood into your mind? I am concerned , not only today but everyday on the lives of others around our world. There is a lot of people missing out on life and living it to the fullest, me included. I see people walking around with so much on their plates, hearts, and minds. I constantly hear of tragedies and trials that await people, everywhere in our world. Personally it makes me sad. We have to be careful not to take upon our heart the troubles and sadness of others in a manner where it takes over and spills into our own lives. Sadly, it has trapped me some in knowing what those things have been personally, for me, and replaying them while watching them play out, in others lives.
I hope you can follow me. My mind talks so fast, it is hard to put down into words as my fingers try to keep up. I am often concerned to no avail to, honestly. I cannot personally take care of everybody or their problems, and if I am honest, no one is asking me to. Do you follow me? We cannot personally do everything we need to do, we are simply human.
Okay enough about the depressing thoughts of not being able to help solve everyone’s issues or being able to change things.
I saw a post this morning about emotional abuse and it had me thinking… After reading the first part of my post, you probably already know I think. Hahaha. the emotional abuse post had me thinking on how people everywhere in any kind of relationship experiences emotional abuse on some level and in some way. So, It usually does not last long or cause substantial damage, but if we were to think about it, it has more than not happened. So, what makes it abuse? I think it is when someone uses their motives, ways, words, etc., to sway or move, or damage, or imprison another. If it causes the other person to feel less than desirable, un important, or damaged, it is abuse. Abuse is ugly and it usually has a keeper and a prisoner to it.
Emotional abuse is wrong, so if you are a victim or you see it happening, ask and seek out help. A lot of places stay anonymous and let you stay hidden enough that you can freely seek help.
Living in a situation less than desirable is hard enough, but living without love and acceptance is a hard “pill” to swallow.
So,
With all that being posted, “thank God”I am free to think on other things. I really let things dwell deep into my soul. I felt I needed to post about that. Perhaps someone reading this has been there, is there, or like me, struggles everyday to release their selves from past abuse.
Did you know…that by writing posts, or what have you’ s that you directly and indirectly influence another’s life? You DO.
Please be good to others, please be kind to yourselves!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We get this one lifetime to do good, use it wisely.
I shall see you this side of the RAINBOW!!!
MwsR ❤
Myth 1: There’s No Science Behind the Diet
Fact: Multiple studies back the keto diet because it was first created for patients with epilepsy, since the high fat content in the diet helps to control seizures. The diet has also been seen to help maintain weight and regulate side effects in those with high blood pressure, Alzheimer’s, hypertrophy, and obesity.
Myth 2: It’s High Fat and High Protein
Fact: The diet isn’t all about fat and protein. The macronutrient split will vary from person to person, depending on weight goals and training goals. A common macro split for the keto diet is high fat, moderate protein, and low carbohydrate. Translating that into numbers, it’s 5 to 10 percent carbohydrates, 70 to 75 percent fat, and 20 to 25 percent protein. I’ve practiced the keto diet and kept my macros for carbohydrates closer to 10 percent because I was starting the training process for a marathon.
Myth 3: You Can Eat Any Type of Fat
Fact: Healthy fats are highly encouraged for the keto diet. Just like with a balanced diet, it’s best to stay away from saturated fats and trans fats. Consume foods that are organic, contain virgin olive oil, are grass-fed and pasture-raised, and do not contain ingredients that are difficult to pronounce (a good indicator that it’s processed).
Tip: Space out the amount of fat you will eat during the day to prevent any stomach discomfort
Myth 4: The Only Benefit Is Weight Loss
Fact: You won’t just see the numbers going down on the scale, but you’ll also notice that you may be more focused. The keto diet helps to regulate hormones, stabilize blood sugar levels, enhance cognitive function, and improve gut health. There’s also research being done on how the diet could potentially benefit patients with cancer.
Myth 5: Exercising Is Not Recommended
Fact: Exercise! At the start of the diet, you may feel more tired, but it’s not an excuse to stop exercising. Your body is figuring out the fuel source. To get the most out of your workouts, make sure you’re eating enough and allowing enough time for recovery. You may also notice that you may need more carbs to exercise—it’s fine to up your carb intake a bit on workout days (listen to your body).
Myth 6: You Will Lose Muscle Mass
Fact: It’s possible to gain muscle mass while on the diet. A study published by the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research found that following the keto diet while practicing strength training can pack on slabs of lean muscle.
Myth 7: Ketosis and Ketoacidosis Are the Same Phenomenon
Fact: They are two different conditions. Ketoacidosis is a dangerous diabetic complication when the body creates too many ketones in the blood. It’s important to note that this only happens in diabetics or those who have a history of metabolic dysfunction. As for ketosis, it is a metabolic state that occurs when we limit our carbohydrate intake and increase our fat intake, simply switching fuel sources.
Myth 8: You Will Always Feel Tired
Fact: You may experience fatigue during the adjustment period of the diet, but it goes away soon. The fatigue is commonly associated with the “keto flu,” but not everyone experiences this phenomenon. And if you do encounter the keto flu during the adjustment phase of the diet, it should last no longer than a week.
Myth 9: It’s a Short-Term Diet
Fact: The length of the diet depends on your needs and goals. A standard time frame for the diet is two to three months, and then reverting to normal eating patterns for a few weeks.
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