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By Deacon Keith A Fournier
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One day Chicken Little was walking in the woods when -- KERPLUNK -- an acorn fell on her head. "Oh my goodness!" said Chicken Little. "The sky is falling! I must go and tell the king.
The United States Supreme Court rendered its majority decision in Lawrence v Texas on June 26, 2003, reversing its long held precedent outlawing sodomy. Then, in the Goodrich opinion, issued on November 18, 2003, the Supreme Court of Massachusetts found that not allowing homosexuals to "marry" was suddenly "unconstitutional" under their State Constitution. After all the years that that Massachusetts Constitution seemed to support marriage as between a man and a woman, these new Oracles in Black Robes suddenly discovered the new "truth".
The front line troops of the Cultural Revolution are forcing the crack in the door to a wide open status and using the judicial branch of the government to refashion the culture. Make no mistake; the winds of the new Cultural Revolution are blowing at gale force and the portals of this brave new world now open before us.
Days after the Lawrence opinion was released, I read a "news" story in my local Sunday Paper entitled "Gay pride Events Strive for Family Friendly Environment." It spoke of the new "families" of Dad and Dad, Mom and Mom and adopted, surrogate or manufactured baby. The main character in the "news" story was quoted in its conclusion:" My hope is that gay and straight will evaporate, to be replaced by the terms 'with children' and 'without children', where I just get treated like any other family guy."
We are in the beginning of a social and Cultural Revolution in America. What has happened? </p>
In the interest of understanding how these developments have occurred and developing a fitting response, let's examine some relatively recent events in Christian history. We may have laid the seeds that allowed this new order to take root in our own back yard.
The Christian Church had unilaterally taught that sexual expression, as a language of the body, was meant to be communicated only in the marriage bed. Conjugal love was a gift of the self to the beloved. Within marriage, it participated in both the unitive (bringing the spouses into a deeper unity) and the procreative (always open to the fruit of new life) dimensions of love and, in that way, revealed the very mystery and wonder of God's plan for the entire human race.
In other words, contrary to pagan world views, sexual acts in the Christian world view were intended to have deep and lasting meaning and were not simply an inevitable response to a kind of hydraulic impulse that had to be satiated. This teaching revolutionized entire cultures and freed them from a debauched view of sexual activity that had led to multiple forms of a form of slavery to unrestrained urges.
Oh, I know that several streams within Christianity lost track of this deeper meaning and got caught up in various forms of error regarding the beauty and dignity of human sexuality. But fortunately, marriage was preserved as an institution in every society that the Christian world view influenced. Marriage and family became the basis upon which civil society was founded and they preserved the framework for fidelity and environment for love that encouraged both the birthing and rearing of healthy children.
The 1930 Lambreth Conference of the Anglican Church cast aside this unbroken Christian teaching. It rejected the clear Christian teaching that every expression of conjugal love should always be open to the fruit of such love, new life. This Christian vision of the beauty and deeper purpose of sexual activity that had raised the dignity of sexual expression in every culture in which it was proclaimed was actually undermined by a segment of the Christian Church. The teaching that had helped to form the foundations of Western Civilization and was reflected in our institutions and our laws was undermined first in our own household.
The leaders of this denomination in western Protestantism unilaterally declared that contracepted sexual acts were now acceptable. Why, because they said so.Afterwards, sexual expression, once held in the highest esteem in the Christian tradition, was slowly denigrated to a form of use of the body of another for self satisfaction. It was only a matter of time before the connections to the unitive and procreative purpose of conjugal love and the Divine design for the human race were once again replaced by the old pagan approach, only now written in pious terms and calling itself "new". The seeds of the revolution started in our own back yard.
Man (and Woman) as the "Image of God" once again became man (and woman) the animal, or in an even less dignified development, man (and woman) the machines. Forms of mutual masturbation multiplied. Sexual expression now carried with it no responsibility and became increasingly devoid of a deeper spiritual purpose or attendant social and cultural obligations. With the errant teaching of this one small Christian community, sexual activity was redefined, perhaps inadvertently but none the less detrimentally, within the motif of "consumption" rather than the understanding of gift and mystery.
Is it any surprise that we are now bombarded with spam E-Mails promising that a pill can make us "happier" by helping to grow the human penis? This is insanity. Is it any wonder that persons are now routinely paraded before us on television as though they are sexual objects? All of this is being done within the counterfeit promise of some kind of new found freedom?
Sadly, but not surprisingly, the denomination that opened the door to this error just "consecrated" its first openly homosexual "Bishop". I suggest that there is a connection.
The Revolution
We are now witnessing a revolution that is rooted in a clash of worldviews. Two different views of the human person and the relationship between man and woman; two different views of "liberation"; two different views of the purpose of life and our relationship to God and His creation; and two different views of freedom lie at the root of this cultural revolution.
One of the leaders of the revolution was quoted in one of the "news" articles (which are really advocacy pieces dressed up as news) of the last few months. He had the audacity to parrot one of the most powerful acclamations from one of the Giants of American history, Dr. Martin Luther King, and try to make it his own: "Free at last! Free at last! Thank God Almighty, we are free at last!" he proclaimed after hearing of the U.S. Supreme Courts holding in the Lawrence case. How tragic.
He proclaimed that the freedom to sodomize was equivalent to the freedom for which Dr. King gave his very life! Those hallowed words, proclaimed with extraordinary prophetic power and eloquence on August 28, 1963 from the steps of the Lincoln memorial, were stolen and used to equate homosexual sex with a civil "right". Is this the freedom Dr. King envisioned?
Of course not!
Yet it in this Cultural Revolution, how one engages in sexual activities can define one's identity and place in history. In this new world order one can now join a "people" by engaging in homosexual sexual practices. It is now argued that those who practice the kinds of sexual practices prevalent among homosexuals are somehow joined together in the same profound and deeply important way as are black people, Latinos, Asians...? They are all now a part of some new "freedom march", a new "civil rights" movement? Disordered appetites have given rise to new "civil rights" in this new world order.
How profane and demeaning this is becoming.
Does ones' sexual conduct, chosen to satisfy an urge, to respond to a disordered appetite, really make one a member of an oppressed "people"? Is this really what the Civil Rights pioneers fought so hard to gain? Does the practice of sodomy, or other conduct "satisfying" these kinds of disordered sexual appetites, really constitute a "liberty interest" protected by the Due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution?
It appears that is the case now, in our post Lawrence and Goodrich world where things are what the Court's say. That is what currently defines the "law" in our land. And, at least in Massachusetts, it will soon also bring with it a "right" to be treated in a manner equivalent to true marriage and God help anyone who disagrees and dares to say so. Oh, there will be "religious exceptions", at least for a while. But they will be chipped away with the strategic use of the courts.
The Decisions in Lawrence and Goodrich, if left uncorrected, will do to true marriage and family what the decision in Roe v Wade did to the right to life; turn them on their head, make them fight for legal recognition and then fight the coercive influence of a new order that will only tolerate their existence. It is no surprise to me that the majority opinion in Lawrence used the "logic" of the Roe opinion (and its progeny) to support their horrendous piece of judicial sophistry and social engineering. This decision is cut from the same absurd reasoning as Roe. So too, is the horrid decision in Goodrich.
Under these opinions, I see no "legal" difference in the arguments to allow polygamous "families" to do what they choose. The 'reasoning" and "analysis" of the U.S. Supreme Court, and the Massachusetts Courts recreation of history, make the continuing expansion of this new revolutionary use of the notion of "Equal Protection" as long and wide as the imaginations of creative legal engineers and their Judges who are complicit in their folly.
There is little legal precedent left after such decisions with which to defend true marriage and the family. The very definition will soon be changed unless there is a Constitutional amendment at the federal level. Marriage and the family will no longer mean what they once meant. They will become what the Cultural Revolutionaries say they are. On the legal front, we absolutely need the Federal Marriage Amendment. It is the only way to borrow some time.
The Revolution is here. Those who stand in its way are already being recast as opponents of "liberty", "bigots", "homophobes"....you choose the disparaging term. Just as those who have dared to question the "super right" of an unencumbered "right to choose" (read "right" to abort) have been pilloried by the advocates of unencumbered abortion, the defenders of authentic marriage are now being pilloried. We are cast as intolerant enemies of this new profane counterfeit of "freedom."
What is needed is a new evangelization.
The New Evangelization
If the Christian influence on America was really as deep as many once thought we would not now be facing this Cultural Revolution. Does this mean that there is no hope and that, in the words of the Fable quoted at the beginning of this article, the sky is falling? To the contrary, it simply means that those who are Christians (in the classical sense of what the word actually means), must carefully reassess our role in this culture.
My analysis of the legal implications of the decisions in Lawrence and Goodrich are made as a constitutional lawyer. This assessment is not intended to imply that I do not have hope! To the contrary, I am filled with hope. It is simply offered as a realistic legal analysis. It is also offered as a missionary assessment. How can we be effective in our Christian mission to the culture if we do not understand the turf? Some would say we are living in a "post-Christian" age. I choose instead to say we are living in a "pre-Christian" age.
The culture into which we are sent is one that resembles more the ancient Rome into which the great Apostles and missionaries of the first millennium were sent than we perhaps realized. It is time to accept the fact that the last vestiges of Jewish and Christian influence in the West are now minimal in their impact. This is not necessarily the case in the lives of the "ordinary folk", but in some of our institutions, infected as they are with the "isms" of a new contemporary pagan philosophy and worldview; the Cultural Revolution is in full swing.
One has only to read the ancient Christian manuscripts such as the Didache (the Teaching of the Twelve) or the accounts of Justin Martyr or other early sources to read of cultures not unlike the one in which we live today, cultures of "use" where people were treated as property - cultures of excess where "freedom" was perceived as a power over others and unrestrained license masqueraded as liberty. Homosexual acts were a part of the daily experience of these cultures.
The early Christians spoke and lived a different way in the midst of those pagan cultures. Now, so must we. They sometimes stirred up hostility - so will we. Some of them were martyred in the red martyrdom of shed blood. Countless more joined the train of what use to be called "white martyrdom", by living lives of sacrificial witness and service in the culture, working hard and staying faithful to the end of along life spent in missionary toil.
Eventually, they became esteemed by those who had once hated them because they were threatened by their lifestyle. Unhappy pagan men began to desire to marry Christian women because they wanted the stability that only a monogamous marriage could bring to them. They wanted to have their own children and raise them in a real family. The message of a living God that these Christians proclaimed became increasingly appealing because their lives of excess were increasingly empty and unsatisfying. Christianity promised these ancient pagans the elusive freedom that they had longed for. Their lives of excess and their counterfeit claims of freedom had not filled the hole in their soul. Neither will it satisfy our contemporaries who have fallen for its siren song.
Slowly, not only were small numbers of "pagans" converted and baptized, but eventually their leaders and entire Nations followed suit. Resultantly, the Christian worldview began to influence the social order. The "clash of freedoms" continued, but the climate changed significantly. It was the Christian faith and the practices of these Christians that eventually won the hearts of men and women. The cultures once enshrined to pagan practices, such as plural marriage, homosexuality, exposure and abortion began to change dramatically. This dynamic continued for centuries.
It was Christianity that taught such novel concepts as the dignity of every person and their equality before the One God. The Christians proclaimed the dignity of women, the dignity of chaste marriage and the sanctity of the family. It was Christianity that introduced the understanding of freedom not simply as a freedom from, but as a freedom for living responsibly.
The Christians insisted that freedom must be exercised with reference to a universal moral code, a law higher than the emperor, or the sifting sands of public opinion. It was the Christians who understood that choice, rightly exercised, meant always choosing what was right and that the freedom to exercise that choice brought with it an obligation and to the other.
Their faith presented a coherent and compelling answer to the existential questions that plagued the ancients; such as why we existed and how we got here? What was the purpose of life? Questions like how evil came into the world and why we could not always make right choices? What force seemed to move us toward evil and how we could be set free from its power? Christian philosophy began to flourish and the arts also flourished under the Christian influence and worldview. Philosophies of government and economic theory began to be influenced by principles derived from such a Christian worldview.
All of this will occur again in the Third Millennium, if we make the choice to give ourselves to the Lord as missionaries for this age and develop a long term missionary model and mindset. We are simply living in occupied territory. On a certain basic level, what we are experiencing in our contemporary age is the re-emergence of paganism. Some call it a "new" paganism. I am not sure there is really anything new about it at all.
Partly, it has occurred because we Christians have not lived, nor fully demonstrated, the wonderfully "Good News" (which is what the word Gospel means) of the Christian faith. We have compromised the truth. Our influence has waned, in some instances; because of our own failure to be faithful to our missionary call. However, Christianity and the Christian world view are not outdated. Jesus Christ is the same, "yesterday, today and forever"
What we need most of all as a response to the current struggle is a new missionary age and new missionaries - men, women, children, families, lay faithful, clergy, in every walk of life and profession, living the fullness of the Christian life.
We need to develop what I call a new "freedomism", a Christian intellectual argument and philosophy that contends with challenges the contemporary counterfeit notion of freedom that permeates the age and re-presents the classical Christian worldview as the alternative solution to the contemporary questions. Such an effort will not be easy. It never has been.
The "clash of freedoms" will be won once again by truth and the witness of Love, revealed in the stretched out arms of the One who, in the words of the Apostle Paul "though He was in the form of God did not count equality with God something to be grasped but emptied Himself..." (See, Philippians 2).
Our neighbors who have embraced the siren song of this current Cultural Revolution will inevitably discover that its promised liberation is a lie. They were also created by the same God who fashioned the heavens and the earth. They were made for authentic love and true freedom.
So, though at times it feels like the sky is falling, it is not. In terms of our history as Christians, this is just an acorn. We must hold up the sky so that the light of truth may once again shine in the encroaching darkness of the age, pushing back the lies of this new Cultural Revolution and ushering in a new culture of life and civilization of love.
Deacon Keith Fournier is a married Roman Catholic Deacon of the Diocese of Richmond, who also serves the Melkite Greek Catholic Church with approval. He is a human rights lawyer and a graduate of the John Paul II Institute of the Lateran University, Franciscan University of Steubenville and the University Of Pittsburgh School Of Law. He is a co-founder of the Your Catholic Voice Movement and the founder and President of Common Good.
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Lines at Tartine are not worth the wait IMHO - only if you go there AND it's quiet. Same with Burma Superstar.
Greens is vegie but not vegan, lots of cheese/dairy if that matters to you.
I don't like vegie places with fake meat so I wouldn't make a special effort for Thai Idea.
Plant Cafe has good food but snotty service.
I like Millenium, not as great as it used to be IMHO but still fine dining.
Why wouldn't you bring your child to Slanted Door? Is he in his terrible twos? Even then it's a noisy enough place it shouldn't matter. -
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And while it's been years - the North Beach restaurant was very good - more Northern Italian style but a good selection. There are other places in the North Beach area you can explore - as well as the adjacent Chinatown.
And Mama's - on the Washington Square Park - used to be very good - especially for breakfast and your toddler can motor around the sunny park. -
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The ones on your list that we return to again and again are:
- Delfina (somewhat noisy & crowded)
- Incanto (make sure there is something on the menu - which changes frequently - that you would order)
- Fattouch (no noisy or crowded)
- Osha - noisy
- We would go to Burma Superstar more if they took reservations. We walked by it last Sat night - looong line.
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Top 9???
We dine out in SF about once a week. I have only been to 9 restaurants on your list of 22 (I don't consider "carry-out" at Amici's to be "dining out"). I expect others have not dined at more than a dozen on your list - so determining the "top 9" is kinda "un-scientific".
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Pauline's Pizza is our choice when we return to SF in time for dinner but too late to shop and cook.
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I'm responding having had the experience of eating quite a few restaurant meals with my 2-year-old granddaughter. She's well-behaved and loves sitting down for a meal. But even this delightful little girl's attention span is limited. The restaurants on your list that I've eaten at are all worthy; here is my take on bringing a little one to them:
I would not take a 2-year-old to Delfina's Restaurant. However, Delfina's Pizza next door is another matter--you can eat inside or outside on the street (under heat lamps). The pizza is fantastic, and they have a few other things on the menu as well. No reservations, but the wait is usually not too long. (Other excellent pizza in the same area is available at Little Star on 15th and Valencia, and at Pauline's. (Like Michael, I've not been to Haystack.)
Dosa is fun and has excellent southern Indian food. I think a toddler would do OK there IF he or she is well behaved. It's not too expensive, so other diners wouldn't feel their dinner is being ruined by dining next to a little one.
Greens would be a nice, informal lunch place with a toddler--good views for the adults as well. (Haven't been there for dinner, but had an excellent lunch there.)
At Luna Park you can get a booth toward the back, with a curtain no less. Have only eaten there once and it was good, not memorable. But the environment is lively and informal, so it would be a decent place for a meal with a toddler.
I haven't eaten at Incanto but have walked past the windows enough to think that it wouldn't be the right environment for a little one -- too formal, and a small, intimate space that might make you feel uncomfortable if he or she starts being a typical toddler in a restaurant.
Slanted Door would be fine for lunch with a toddler.
As mentioned above, Tartine ALWAYS has a line--the only question is how long it will be. You could grab buns or sandwiches there (after waiting in line) and eat them either at the little tables street-side or bring a picnic blanket to nearby Dolores Park. -
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thanks everyone!!! hopefully people are still reading this b/c i have another question....
if we're staying in union square without a car and these are our top choices, which ones do you think we can realistically make it to for lunches/dinners fri-sun? we'll prob be doing fishermans wharf saturday afternoon and golden gate park on sunday
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You can take the J-Church Muni Metro to Delfina and Fattoush.
Walk to Slanted door
Taxi to Osha if you go to their Union St location.
I've never visited the last two.
Make sure they are open on Sundays
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Fattoush. If you take the J-Church there, make sure that you sit on the left side of the car. The left side is opposite the side you board on (right side). Try to get a seat that is facing "backwards". After you emerge above ground and then turn left, you'll pass Market St and then several other streets. Soon you'll descend a steep hill and there will be a stop at the north end of Dolores Park. After the train departs this stop (18th st), about 30 seconds later start looking east (and behind you if you are facing forwards). At the southern edge of Dolores Park, you will be rewarded with a fantastic view of downtown San Francisco. Fattoush is on the east side (left if you are facing forward) of Church, just past Clipper. Clipper is a half-block past 25th St. if you are counting out numbered streets. I think the trolly may stop at Clipper.
After dinner, sit on the right side of the car (side you board on) and facing forward. You will see this same view as you enter Dolores Park.
Delfina. Take the same J-Church. Get off at 18th street at the north end of Dolores Park. Delfina is on 18th St, a block farther than the east side of Dolores Park. As you walk east on 18th, walk on the left/north side of the street. Just past Dolores St, look for Bi-Rite Ice Cream. This is our favorite in the City. We love their salted caramel. We skip dessert at Delfina and walk to Bi-Rite for ice cream instead.
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I will sound like a snob [albeit a food snob] but naan and curry is pretty much fast food. I wouldn't waste a San Francisco meal in there.
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naan and curry is AWFUL, greasy Indian fast food. went once, never again. If you want good, relatively inexpensive indian food with a flair AND lovely service - take the N Judah to 9th and Judah and go to Masala Dosa. About a 20 min train ride each way but amazing food -
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you ate at the old Masala Dosa - this is the newer one, the old one closed and they consolidated into a slightly more "upscale" locaiton. I use quotes because it's not a fancier place per se but the food is more well thought out and distinctive.
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- For other uses, see Chili dog (disambiguation).
Sonic's favorite, a jumbo frank slathered with spicy chili.
— Description, Sonic Unleashed (Xbox 360/PlayStation 3)
The chili dog is an object that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is a food product consumed on earth, which is made and sold by several parties. It is perhaps best known as the favorite food of Sonic the Hedgehog.[1]
As the name suggests, the chili dog is a generic name for a jumbo frank served in a bun and topped with some sort of meat sauce with chopped onions and a spicy substance known as jalapeños chili.[1][2]
Game appearances
Sonic Advance 3
While the chili dog did not make an actual appearance in Sonic Advance 3, the Japanese strategy guide mentions that Sonic loves chili dogs.[3][4]
Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood
At the end of the end credits of Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood, Sonic suggest going out for chili dogs to Tails, who happily agrees.
Sonic Unleashed
In the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed, chili dogs appear as additional content. In this game, it is mentioned that Sonic loves chili dogs and that it is his favorite food.[2][5]
In gameplay, the chili dog can be purchased from every Shop besides the Eggshop for fifty Rings, except for Traveling Salesman Wentos who sells them for either twenty, fifty or one hundred Rings at random. Chili dogs can be given to Chip (who finds them too spicy for his personal tastes despite deeming them good) to contribute to the "BFF's" or to Sonic for the "Hungry Hungry Hedgehog" Achievements/Trophies. When consumed by Sonic, the chili dog will give him thirty EXP.
Sonic Unleashed features an additional number of chili dog variants. In Eggmanland, the Eggshop sells a black chili dog named the Egg Dog, which neither Chip nor Sonic find appetizing. In each Town Stage, there is also a Don Fachio hotdog stand which offers a number of missions. Clearing these missions awards Sonic with a special chili dog unique to its location, which is made by the local Hot Dog Vendor. These chili dogs gives Sonic extra EXP when consumed. In addition, there are several Achievements/Trophies in the game featuring the chili dogs:
Sonic and the Black Knight
In Sonic and the Black Knight, Sonic was having chili dogs when Merlina the Wizard summoned him to the world of Camelot. Catching his two chili dogs after falling into Merlina's world, Sonic ate one of them before defeating the surrounding Knights of the Underworld while throwing his last chili dog around. When Merlina teleported them away from King Arthur though, Sonic's last chili dog got blown away, much to his disappointment.
In gameplay, the chili dog (in this game written as chilidog[1]) is one of the collectibles in the game. Its profile describes it as Sonic's favorite, complete with jalapeños.[1]
- No: 79
- ID Point Price: 4
- Rarity Level: 2/10
- Item Type: Food
- Location: Camelot Castle
Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing
In Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, under Sonic's profile, it says that he likes chili dogs.
Sonic Generations
In Sonic Generations, chili dogs were served at Sonic's birthday party. Sonic himself was given a wrapped chili dog from Tails as a present. Right after taking his first bite, however, Sonic's chili dog was blown away by the Time Eater. After defeating the Time Eater, time was reset to when Sonic's chili dog was blown away, allowing him to finish it while it was still warm.
In other media
Sonic the Comic
In the Sonic the Comic series published by Fleetway Editions, chili dogs are said to be one of Sonic the Hedgehog's favorite foods. When the global power blackout hit Mobius, chili dog production was put on hold until they could be restored to the market.
Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog
In the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog television series, chili dogs are a prominent food product served on Mobius. The favorite food of Sonic and Tails, the two of them were seen eating almost nothing else during the show's run.
Archie Comics
In Sonic the Hedgehog comic series published by Archie Comics, chili dogs were a food product on Mobius. In his spare time, Sir Charles Hedgehog would run a small restaurant called Chuck's Chili Dogs. Sonic the Hedgehog would also become a vivid fan of chili dog, often eating them for snacks and main meals.
Following the Super Genesis Wave, chili dogs remained as Sonic the Hedgehog's favorite food.
Sonic the Hedgehog (TV series)
In the Sonic the Hedgehog television series, chili dogs are prominently featured as Sonic the Hedgehog's favorite food. It is also one of the few foods being served in Robotropolis.
Sonic Underground
In Sonic Underground, chili dogs are prominently featured as Sonic the Hedgehog's favorite food. Sonia the Hedgehog is also known to eat chili dogs made with tofu.
Sonic Boom
The chili dogs appears in the Sonic Boom the television series where it eaten by many characters, Sonic included.
- Sonic the Hedgehog's fondness for chili dogs is something that originates in western territories, first established in the animated series, Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. Even before that, the earliest canon reference to Sonic's enjoyment of hot dogs (rather than the more specific chili dogs) was in Sonic the Comic #5, where Sonic is having 300 hot dogs as a part of his breakfast. In the years since, the chili dog has been established as Sonic's favorite food in just about every Sonic-related media, eventually making its way into the games' canon as well. This makes the chili dogs an interesting (and somewhat rare) example of a staple from the comics and cartoons "bleeding" into the games.
- A commercial for Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games features an alternate ending where Sonic apparently ordered a chili dog.
- During 2012 Tokyo Joypolis' re-opening, Sonic the Hedgehog has been promoting Chili Dog serve food at the mega-arcade with the cost of 300 yen.[6]
- In the Sonic the Hedgehog Play-a-Sound book, the plot is that Sonic is racing Robotnik in a scavenger hunt to win 6,000,000 Mobiums, which he says he will donate to charity. In the end, he wins the money and spends it all on chili dogs instead.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Sonic Team (March 13, 2009). Sonic and the Black Knight. Nintendo Wii. Treasury. "Chilidog description: Sonic's favorite, complete with jalapeños."
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Sonic Team (9 December 2008). Sonic Unleashed. PlayStation 3. Sega. Area/Level: Empire City. "Chili dog description: Sonic's favorite, a jumbo frank slathered with spicy chili."
- ↑ The Great Sonic Continuity Debate. Saturday Morning Sonic. Retrieved on 12 May 2015.
- ↑ (in Japanese) ソニックアドバンス3最強攻略ガイド. Shogakukan. August 2004. ISBN 978-4-09-106173-7.
- ↑ Sonic Unleashed (Xbox 360) United States instruction booklet, p. 11.
- ↑ Sonic a Spokesman for Chili Dogs in Japan. TSSZ News (13 July 2012). Retrieved on 12 May 2015.


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You might see my title above and wonder if this column will be about reincarnation. It will be, in a sort of roundabout manner; perhaps one of my next columns will deal with that topic a bit more directly. Instead, what I want to focus on here is a fact that almost everyone who is at all aware of popular culture has realized at some point in the last five years: there aren't too many new ideas out there. There are constant re-makes of films and television shows, near-copies of others on different networks, and a variety of other such entertainment "revivals." ABC's Modern Family has been doing very well over the last few years, and so it was only a matter of time before NBC tried to do something similar. That seems to be the impetus behind the show The New Normal. And yet, it's not at all a remake or a version of Modern Family. It's its own thing, but it has strong elements of several other shows that have come before it.
A little over a decade ago, I remember watching the first episode of NBC's Will & Grace (which almost sounds like it could be a show about a Thelemite and a Christian "odd couple." In fact, it's about a gay man and his fruit-fly—a somewhat nicer term than "fag-hag," but the same concept ultimately—and their various friends.). I was shocked, awed, and excited that in the first moments of the pilot, the lead male character turned out to be gay, since it had seemed from the trailers that only his friend Jack was gay. Will & Grace was a successful show for many years, and a "flagship show" of the popular gay consciousness—for good or ill—for much of that time. On the good side, it did demonstrate that there are many different types of gay men (even if "many" in that context mainly meant "two or three"). On the bad side, it didn't show its various gay characters in long-term, successful relationships for the most part. Further, while they had all the flair and fabulousness that many think are de rigeur for gay men, they were also largely desexualized.
As much as I had criticisms from the very start, I also marveled at how watching Will & Grace in the gay bar downtown (in a small city in a rather rural part of the country) was like a religious event for many. An uncharacteristic quiet would come over the crowd when it was on. It was also funny to see how some of the older crowd had to explain certain jokes to the younger crowd, but also vice-versa when there were current popular culture references. It was an interesting love-hate relationship on my part, and on that of many others who watched the show, I'm sure.
Now, NBC is trying it again with The New Normal, the difference being that the main gay couple in the show (Bryan and David) have been a couple for a while and are starting a family with the help of a surrogate mother. Bryan, played by the rather attractive Andrew Rannells, became famous for his role in the Broadway show The Book of Mormon. Now, whether he likes it or not, he is the "public face" of Mormonism, even though he's not a Mormon. Ironically, the Mormon Church banned the show on some television channels they own in Utah because they do not support its content, since it deals with a gay couple trying to start a family. I probably don't need to elaborate much further on the officially anti-LGBTQ stance of mainstream Mormonism generally at this point.


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Welcome to our third and final day of our January Release Hop!!
Friday, January 13, 2017
January Release Hop Day 3
Good morning, Lil' Inker Friends!
Welcome to our third and final day of our January Release Hop!!
Welcome to our third and final day of our January Release Hop!!
If this is the first time you're joining us this week I invite you to go back and see our Day 1 and Day 2 posts which will include all the most important details about the new things we're releasing. Of course, all of goodies have a great item description on our website as well.
Since it's day 3 I'm going to share just the images of all the items we released and some great and inspiring team examples. We have a TON of dies with lots of text elements and a couple of sweet little stamp sets too.
I wanted to show this card from Lisa Henke because I think it's a great example of how our Be Mine Greeting Die can be die cut within another shape. I love that!!
This project from Karen is terrific because it shows you how nicely this die fits within the Fringe Scalloped Heart Dies' largest die.
Here's a great example from Chrissy using this die in a more traditional sense but with the twist of the added patterned paper.
Next up is our Filled Heart Stamps.
Here's a great example from Jessica showing how this stamp is beautiful stamped on white card stock in colored ink and left to stand on its own with a coordinating stamp in the center. GREAT, right? And easy too!
Here, Lisa shows how how nice this stamp looks stamped and heat embossed in white and then watercolored. One of my personal favorite techniques for our stamps like this.
Here Stephanie stamped in colored ink onto colored cardstock which I also love and she even turned this into a background image which works SO well and I never thought of doing before.
Here's an awesome example from Amy using our Dual Stitched Heart Die as a window to the inside of her card by using the negative cut. Love that option this die set gives especially how it has that cute stitching detail around the outside of the frame.
Here, Jen uses this die set in way I primarily designed this die set to work - to cut out the Filled Heart Stamp, but I wanted to show this to you because I love how Jen also uses the included Kisses Word Die here and how nicely it fits right onto the heart diecut.
This is a great example from Heather because I like how she shows that this heart diecut is a great size for what I think makes a great classroom valentine with a small treat attached. It's a great place to stamp a greeting when attached to the treat!!!
I really like this project from Karen because it speaks to the versatility of our Kitty Hugger Die & Stamp Bundle by showing how it can work with something other than a treat and still be awesome. Here Karen's kitty is hugging the word Hugs from our Brush Script Valentine's Word Die Set.
LOOOVE how Jen used our Kitty Hugger here to hang onto a lollipop and I love the addition of the Bow Die Mini! What a sweet little valentine!
I think it's great that Angel shows us Kitty Hugger holding onto balloons!!! YES!!!! These are the Love You More Stamps and coordinating Love You More Hearts & Balloons Dies. Smart and sweet!
Love this example of how Jess used her Brush Script Valentine's Word Dies to create a phrase with other supplies she has in her collection.
This is a great example from Jen showing you how these dies are perfectly oversized and fabulous on their own on a card front and with just a little stamping.
This is a great example from Angel using our Love You More Stamps. I love how she repeated the hearts in different colors to create this lovely background.
Here, Heather shows how this set can create lovely and clean cards with just a simple heart and an offset sentiment. Love this!
I love how Sarah's used her stamps to create a pretty grouping of balloons and then used a sentiment from the set to finish this off! LOVE!
I love how Amy used her stamps primarily to created a stamped background and on a diagonal. Super!!!
This is a great example from Stephanie of how the Love You More Stamps stamp right onto a die cut from this set which can then be used to stand alone on a card front. I love this sweet balloon!
I love how Lisa used her dies to make this grouping of balloons. It's a great example of how this die set can be used on its own.
This is excellent from Jen - so colorful and fun and what a great way to use scraps making these lovely rainbow balloons. LOVE!
This is a great example from Stephanie of how our Fringe Scalloped Heart Dies can be cut, stamped on and used as a focal panel for one of our Brush Script Valentine Word Dies. Love this!
Here, Amy does a great job of showing us how the largest heart in this set can be used as an excellent frame or window but also an interesting way to add a stamp in with the word die to make a phrase.
This is a great example of how these dies can be used on a card front and the fringe can be left flat instead of raised. Still just as much visual interest, don't you think?
Love this example from Karen showing how our Today & Always Greeting Die can be cut and placed over a stamped panel. I love the flowers from our Fresh Cut Flowers Stamps peeking through!
Another great example from Karen. Here she snipped out the greeting from its square and used it on its own. YESS!!!! Love how this shows versatility!
Simple but high impact here from Sarah. Here she uses her die cut layered over some gorgeous glitter letting her colors to all the talking here.
This is a great project from Heather. This is a quick and simple card but doesn't lack on the beauty factor. Two simple die cuts here; background using our Quilted Stitched So Knotty Die and overlaid with our Today & Always Greeting Die. Love how she tied this one onto her card front.
This example from Jess ROCKS! This die cut in black over some gorgeous stamping is awesome, don't you think??
Here, I love how Lisa used her die with other dies and no stamping. Awesome!
I love how Chrissy used her die and made a little pocket for her Kitty Hugger. What a great idea!!!
Here are a couple of additional projects I made to share with you today....
Here is made a little shaker balloon with our new Love You More Hearts & Balloons Die Set. The sentiment is from our Filled Heart Stamps and I love how this came together. Easy and fun!
This card also features our Filled Heart Stamp which I stamped and heat embossed onto black cardstock and white embossing powder and then die cut with our Dual Stitched Heart and Kisses Word Die Set. Also featured here is our Cover Up Die Tribal Chic which is PERFECT for Valentine's Day because the pattern resembles the ends of arrows, right??!!! RIGHT!!!!
Here I used a piece of patterned paper from our Love You Paper Pack and then I used our Love You More Stamps and white craft ink to stamp this background on it. I also used the die set to stamp by cutting some of the smaller hearts from foam paper and then using them as stamps! Featured here is our Hugs Word Die from the Brush Script Valentine's Word Die set and I completed a phrase using the with love stamp from our Sending You Stamps. Isn't this cute??
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In the interest of finishing at least one project this year I have decided to convert my Tube Cube NLD back to RLD operation. The last time I was poking around inside it I blew up the bias board. Another motivating factor is thes surplus LED's. The price is right and the VI curve is a straight line in the region of interest. They also have several flavors of cheap caps useful to tube tinkerers. A goodie box from them should arrive today. SALE! LITEON LTL912SEKSA "Piranha" 3.37 Lumen Red LED-The Electronic Goldmine
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Probably worth checking the dynamic impedance of those LEDs- the champs so far are the HLMP6000, which are now silly-cheap in quantity.
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How many series strings of HLMP6000 would you use in an RLD amp? Same as the original design or less? I found some HLMP6000 at Future Electronics for $0.19 each. Is that a fair price for small quantities? |
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I just received 100 of these for a GLD.
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Stan delivered yesterday, so I have a stash of 6CW5s of various pedigrees. The GE tubes do look nice, but so do the RCAs and Sylvanias. I'll look around today at Halted (local surplus) and see if I can find some more.
Tomorrow I'll probably try to bring up one side of the simplified NLD. The 6BQ5 version is also ready to breadboard. That being said, I'll be starting a new thread on that one soon, as it really has nothing in common with the current version (except that it's a push-pull). |
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I populated the amp with some of the new 6CW5s I just received from ESRC - GE tubes this time around - one of the GEs was actually a yugo tube with a GE stamp on top - that one stayed in the box. One was a Zenith with GE markings underneath - that one went in instead. Anyway, with the simplified circuit, the tubes biased up just fine, no red-plating or extreme antisocial behavior, except for oscillation. The oscillation is at 2 MHz, and happens on the down-stroke. It appears to be a stage-related rather than a global loop phenomenon. I suspect it might be the NLD bias network in cahoots with the output tube, as other standard measures haven't helped tame things. Will verify and squelch. Simulation can only take you so far....
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Same and yes.
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Chocolate Peanut Butter Popcorn Fudge: [no bake, sugar free, high protein, GF]
(makes 9 large squares or 16 small)
5 cups Popped Popcorn*
96g (1 cup) Old Fashioned Rolled Oats (gluten free if you like)
1/8 tsp Salt
3.5oz Sugar Free Milk Chocolate**
128g (1/2 cup) Natural Peanut Butter (no sugar/salt/oil added)
64g (2 scoops) Chocolate Protein Powder
1/2 tsp Stevia Extract
1/4 cup Unsweetened Almond Milk
*I used O Organics Microwave Popcorn with the ingredients: organic popcorn, organic palm oil, salt.
Beware of what popcorn you use! The majority of popcorn products contain partially hydrogenated oils (harmful trans fats)
**I used Guylian brand chocolate, pictured in this post
1. Line a 9" brownie pan with parchment paper, set aside
2. In a large bowl, add the popcorn and oats, set aside
3. In a microwave-safe bowl, add the chocolate and peanut butter. Heat at 30-second intervals, stirring in between each one, until chocolate and peanut butter is melted and runny (I microwaved for a total of about 1 minute and 45 seconds)
4. Add the protein powder to the chocolate and PB mixture, scoop by scoop, stirring in between each one (it should look like frosting). Now add the stevia extract and stir again.
5. Pour the chocolate and PB mixture over the popcorn and oats and fold with a rubber spatula (it's okay if the popcorn breaks apart, most of it will stay whole--I was having trouble incorporating the chocolate and PB mixture so I added the almond milk, spoonful by spoonful until mixture softened and chocolate and PB mixture coated all of the popcorn)
6. Scoop this mixture into the brownie pan and flatten with the rubber spatula (I used this pastry roller. Make sure that the mixture is flat and pressed into the pan). Refrigerate for 2+ hours (or freeze for express snacking!), then slice with a sharp knife.
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Victor of Marseilles
Saint Victor of Marseilles | |
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Born | 3rd centuryAD |
Died | c. 290 AD Marseille |
Venerated in | Roman Catholic Church Eastern Orthodox Church |
Feast | July 21 |
Attributes | Depicted as a Roman soldier with a millstone; depicted overthrowing a statue of Jupiter; in stocks, comforted by angels; scourged and crushed by a millstone; or with his body beheaded and flung into the river, from which the angels take it;[1] depicted with windmill |
Patronage | cabinetmakers, millers, torture victims, sick children; invoked against lightning |
Saint Victor of Marseilles (died c. 290) was a Christian martyr. He is venerated as a saint in the Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church.
Saint Victor is said to have been a Roman army officer in Marseille, who publicly denounced the worship of idols. For that, he was brought before the Roman prefects, Asterius and Eutychius, who later sent him to the Emperor Maximian.[2] He was then racked, beaten, dragged through the streets, and thrown into prison, where he converted three other Roman soldiers, Longinus, Alexander, and Felician, who were subsequently beheaded. After refusing to offer incense to the Roman god Jupiter, Victor kicked it over with his foot and was then crushed under a millstone.[2]
In the 4th century, Saint John Cassian built a monastery over the site where the bodies had been buried in a cave, which later became a Benedictine Abbey and minor Basilica. This is St Victor's Abbey (Abbaye Saint-Victor).
Saint Victor's feast day, along with Sts Longinus, Alexander and Felician, is celebrated on July 21.
Saint Victor is the patron saint of Tallinn, the capital of Estonia.[3] His life and martyrdom are celebrated in the scenes depicted in the High Altar of the St. Nicholas' Church, Tallinn.
- ^ Saints of July 21
- ^ a b Butler, Alban. Lives of the Saints, Vol. VII, 1866
- ^ Puha Viktor-Tallinna kaitsepuhak. St. Victor -the patron saint of Tallinn.


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We're always high on home decor, and really, it's all for the right reasons. A good-looking home is always great to come back to. No matter how terrible your day was, things always look bright. It also keeps negative thoughts at bay, and having guests over will never feel like a nightmare. We found some great stores in Ulsoor that are going to help you up your decor game and how!
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Price: INR 850 upwards
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The store alone will give you inspiration do up your space. Pop-coloured pots in metal, ceramic and terracotta to wrought iron wall décor, wood planters, garden tools and bamboo garden accessories, My Sunny Balcony is all about the happy vibe! And now, thanks to them, so are we!
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Contact: 10am-7pm
Check out their website here.
Find them on Facebook here.
A beautiful two-storey house has been converted into a boutique with rooms dedicated to sarees, jewellery, Indian and fusion wear, and the upstairs section offers home decor, toys for kids and kitchen accessories. They also have a garden-cum-shop that offers planters, saplings and other horticultural accessories. The upstairs section stocks vintage crockery from Kadaikudi in Chettinad, table and bed linen, cushion covers and stuffed cloth toys for kids.
Where: 22, Annaswamy Mudaliar Road, near Ulsoor Lake, Ulsoor
Price: INR 100 upwards
Contact: 080 25575196
Timings: 10.30am-7pm
Find them on Facebook here.
Primarily a clothing boutique, Gulmohar also houses a small range of home decor beauties that include colourful pillows and crockery to add spunk to your living space. We're in love with their ceramic bowls and jars and their photo frames are lovely too.
Where: 136, Gangadhar Chetty Road, Ulsoor
Price: INR 950 upwards
When: 10.30am-7pm
Contact: :+91 9845044476
Find them on Facebook here.
You can shop online here.
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