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" This difference is caused by Fillmore’s belief in Ch. XI that only one mind exists the Mind of God and that we can tap into it in order to gain intuitions. This belief suggests that a mediating world exists in between God and the universe. This mediating world which is known as the celestial world allows devils angels demons etc of the mediating world to also tap into the Mind of God to gain clues about God’s ideas. This single mind explains why Fillmore says that mind is not language. Since I say that an infinite God is the origin of all finite things a mediating world cannot exist in between an infinite thing and finite things. Thus when God creates. God must create atoms first because they are needed to form all finite things. Since these atoms are neither zero nor finite in size they exist as infinitesimals. An infinitesimal atom can be seen only by the eye of our mind. Today we model an infinitesimal atom with a 3-D geometrical point. I discuss them in Part IV of my book and call them Spiritual atoms combine with each other lawfully so that the different things required in God’s intelligent design are formed. Since all spiritual atoms can be destroyed only by God they are always functioning and are never free. To determine God’s intelligent design humans must develop symbolic languages. These languages must model every thing that exists in this intelligent design. Thus it is only with the development of symbolic language the human mind will develop. So. I say that the human mind is language. The existence of underdeveloped human minds in any nation is thus morally wrong and is a sign of slavery. 1. So what are 'angels' made of? Is there a mathematical quantification humans can put forth to signify an angel's existence via logical abstraction - this being mathematics?2. Where is the celestial world? Which physical dimension does it belong to? What physical qualities does it have that we can use to mathematically quantify? I mean if you believe that 2 realms exist simultaneously one being the cause of the other then what are they similarities?3. Response is required to what seems very likely to be a discrepancy: You say that God is infinite and thus implying that by this nature God is not effected nor caused. Yet is it not true that by saying so you have refuted the ver law of cause-and-effect that an existence does not necessitate a cause? Then why not simply say energy and matter has always existed - since this is MUCH simpler due to the fact that we humans are able to both qualify and quantify them? It also simpler because you (which I believe to be so and which is typical of most theologians I know)cannot even conceive of an image of God let alone quantify it since God having an image means to be of inferior quality to perfection.4. What did you mean exactly by ".. atoms are neither zero nor finite in size"? If you claimed to have a degree in engineering then should you not have seen the periodic table numerous times? response to anonymous,1. I say if there are angels they are created and live among us.2. I say there is no mediating world between God and created things. So there is no celestial world. Dimensions exist only among created things. The cause (God) and the effect (many created things) exist simultaneously. God's completed infinity places God is a higher world than the finite world of all created things.3. God's infinity is is the only completed infinity. All other infinities are incompleted and exist amony all created things.. Physical energy does not exist unless God creates finite things from nothing. We can't compare any finite thing with an infinite thing. This is why finite things are are only images --- just as a finger print is only an image f a finger.4. The calculus of Gottfried Leibniz uses infinitesimals. In his calculas for exmple the differential dy/dx is defined by the ratio. 'delta y' divided by 'delta x' and delta x is allowed to approach but never becomes zero. George Q1 You did not understand what I am asking. What are angels? Analogy 1: Air is composed of Nitrogen. Oxygen. Carbon Dioxide. Water vapor etc Analogy 2: Cells are made of phospholipids carbohydrate and cholesterol molecules and other various molecules. Analogy 3: Water is made up of 2 Hydrogen ions and 1 Oxygen. So my question again what are angels??Q2. Your statement that both a cause and an effect exist simultaneously begs these questions : Do you mean ever since creation? If so have you not violated the logic of cause-and-effect as a chronological sequence? Q3. You say that finite things with infinite things yet this statement refutes itself for in order for there to be infinite things there must be finite things for if there does not exist finite things then infinite things are not infinite. Q4. You assume that any given value as its decimal places infinite then? How do you know that? Q1. Is your assertion based upon a mathematical certainty that is based on empirical studies?Q2. If God does not function with time how do we then know if anything has even happened before time? As in Einstein's space-time continuum if an object is in a specific location in space we only know that a change in that location of the object has occurred only if there exists a time frame between 2 locations. As in the foregoing if there exists but no time frame is referred to then we do not know any meaningful information about what exists in respect to others. In mathematics the number 'pie' is considered irrational because it is not considered in relation to anything while fractions are rational since the the number of interest (the numerator) in considered in respect to the overall picture of things (the denominator). Q3. You assume that are symbolic languages are not completed as that this be the conclusion of all things. Yet is this understanding of yours not based only on current knowledge and understanding of things? Is this not an argument from ignorance - a logical fallacy?Q4. If I cannot see pink spotted winged elephants with my sensory organs but I see them with my 'mind' then does that mean they exist?! response to anonymous,Q. 1All of my assertions are based on mathematics reasoning and empirical data. Q2. God never changes and thus does noy exist in time. Butwhat has been created is always changing. We make time so that we can measure things and their relative changes. Q3. Man did not realize that empirical data are primarily symbolic until the 1920s. Thus every symbol must be given a meaning. Unfortunately. Aristotle's concept definition and leither/or ogic caused problems for man's mind for over the last 2000 years. Q 4. What a person can see with the mind is developing and will require the development of dialectical thinking. Study my book and you will learn the dialecticians I favor. I am currently adding the writings ofg Friedrich Hegel and Rudolph Steiner to my mind. Q1. The assertion that which I was referring to regarding whether it had empirical and mathematical foundation was your claim that angels are humans. Please always review your previous answer before posting your answer. Q2. Your explanation begs 1 question. If God 'never changes' then what 'caused' him to decide all of a sudden to create the universe and thus all of humankind? If you say that he does not change then nothing literally will happen before and forever. Yet there exists the universe. So. I guess God is not a creator since this is wrong by contradiction and thus only a designer?Q3 & Q4. (These are satisfactory for now but I must go read into some of the topics mentioned in them. Thank you.)Please answer Q1 Q2 nevertheless... response to anonymous,Q 1. If angels exist. I can prove that they are humans. Q 2. If a thing changes that thing must exist is a world that changes. If a thing creates a changing thing the thing that creates cannot be changing. You are getting confused because you are following those scientists who do not think as a dialectician thinks. Scientists make one-sided worlds every day."What underlies change is permanence." Or. "in a hot thing what is not-hot is the hot thing."Georgeworld how can God be a changingHow can God exist in a world that is changingchangesBut God is a thingcreator and creates a world that changes Q1. I am ashamed that you have a degree in engineering and yet show NOT ONE BIT of understanding of the difference between a theory and a hypothesis. A Theory is the combination of laws principles a set of hypotheses and facts. A Hypothesis is simply a speculation that is independent of facts laws or principles. The existence of angels is a hypothesis that is bounded not to theological principles but have no mathematical nor empirical laws and principles in it. Scientifically a theological statement such as that made in Q1 and Q2 is a scientific hypothesis but a theological 'theory'. Maybe you ought to revise the VERY FOUNDATIONS of science itself. I was born on June 26. 1929 in Pine Grove. PA and am a graduate of Johns Hopkins University as an electrical engineer. For over 16 years. I worked in the field of telemetry on the moon project and the first orbiting spacecraft of John Glenn. In 1971. I joined the US Department of Justice to conduct research on the US crime and justice problems. I developed the bulletproof vest for police forensic sciences for crime laboratories and community policing for communities. In the late 1980s. I concluded that crime has a root cause. I retired in 1994 and began to conduct research on theology. In June 2006,l self-published my first book. "The First Scientific Proof of God." This proof unifies the fields of science and theology. In early July 2006. I opened this website to teach material in the 2006 book. In June 2008. I began to extend the material in my 2006 book on this website. I identify this extension with a pic with sun rays. This pic represents God.

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Awhile approve. I got so caught up reading about the craze in Los Angeles that I considered booking a ticket south for a day just to try one of its frozen yogurt. Yes. I am just that crazy about new food. Luckily my brain (and pocketbook) got the better of me and I nixed the LA trip. But the nice thing about living in the San Francisco Bay Area is that food trends eventually find their way here. Now. I still haven’t spotted a Pinkberry (although there’s rumor of one planned for Silicon Valley) but several frozen yogurt shops are trying to lay on the line an early claim on the frozen yogurt (or “fro-yo” as pegged it) wars. One of the early entrants is on Fillmore just south of Geary Boulevard and a few yards from. This gleaming new shrine to yogurt (and cereal) opened last month and benefits from the old and new Fillmore. The old Fillmore has a strong concentration of Korean immigrants and Korean-Americans. (The latest fro-yo craze has been credited to the popularity of the tart frozen yogurt from Korea. Pinkberry’s founders are Korean-Americans and a large Korean chain known as has opened a U. S counterpart.) The new Fillmore is this huge building known as the which will feature several notable food spots such as a large Yoshi’s and the new. So smart positioning from the people behind Jubili. Jubili serves three types of frozen yogurt flavors: original peach and strawberry sorbet. And they serve it in interestingly named sizes: “mi,” “my” and “mo.” (I guess they wanted to create their on vente vocabulary.) With your yogurt you can top them with a variety of fresh ingredients such as raspberries strawberries or mango. When I visited on a recent Saturday afternoon. I decided to try a “my” (medium) sized peach-flavor yogurt with fresh mango toppings. I paid close to $4 for this nice-sized cup of yogurt. The peach flavor had a slight tang to it with a subtle nectarine flavor instead of peach. I know you’re thinking how can I tell? I just can. It was more nectarine than peach. (To me break as a more subtle flavor while nectarines hit you hard with sweet flavor.)The fresh mango bits made my cup of yogurt prettier but the mango wasn’t fully alter so it didn’t add anything to my yogurt-eating experience. The Jubili location is contemporary and clean very Swedish or Danish in design sense. It wasn’t very crowded when I was there just one other family enjoying their yogurt and another one coming in as I left. It’s kind of hard to figure out frozen yogurt. Is it trying to be gelato or is it more a healthy snack? Yogurt is generally considered healthier for you because of the live cultures in it but there’s been some debate on whether these Korean-inspired frozen yogurt (often made from disintegrate) can make the same yogurt claims. My most favorite frozen yogurt was found in Hawaii at yogurt stand at the Ala Moana Shopping Center. I forgot their name but they had this wonderful original flavor yogurt that wasn’t very tart. And I’d top them with fresh cut strawberries that was just heaven. Unfortunately the big mainland chain known as TCBY invaded the islands and this frozen yogurt shop closed down. Anywho my memories of frozen yogurt in Hawaii is my standard for good frozen yogurt. So how does Jubili stand up to that? Not really there because it’s a bit more tart than I’d like but I like its creaminess. It’s an enjoyable treat when I’m in the neighborhood. Jubili Frozen Yogurt and Cereal. 1515 Fillmore St. Open Mon.–Wed.. 7 a m.–10 p m.; Thu.–Fri.. 7 a m.–11 p m.; and Sat and Sun.. 8 a m.–11 p m. I actually like the tang. Have you ever drank the little tiny yogurt drink found in Chinese supermarkets - the plastic bottles are about 3" tall and come in a 5 pack. I forgot the name of them.. anyways. I think Pinkberry tastes like that. Steamy. I haven't tried those drinks. Between you and me. I think a lot of those Chinese made drinks are too sweet! I am craving the green tea yogurt from Pinkberry. That's one flavor I wished Jubili offers. Hey Queen thanks for the add on the blogroll. It's nice to be part of a community. Are you like the Queen bee? (I just saw The Bee Movie this weekend.) :) There's a Pinkberry knockoff in Berkeley that opened a few months ago: Papamingo's. It's next to Rasputin's records on Channing. They have 3 everyday flavors plus a rotating special flavor (blueberry strawberry or peach so far). The everyday flavors are the original green tea and pomegranate. The pomegranate must be tried. It's wonderfully tart not too sweet and comfort distinctly Asian-tasting like the original flavor. If you haven't tried froyo before. I would try Jubili before venturing any other place in the bay area. They have it going with the texture/tang/consistency that reminds me of my first froyo undergo in LA! Yogurt Bar has a lot less tart and is more like greek yogurt. Cooking for yourself can be fun. Here I'll share my seasonal recipes that are sometimes quick often simple and always an adventure. I'm based in the San Francisco Bay Area so I'll be posting restaurant reviews and local shopping discoveries too. Enjoy!

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Awhile back. I got so caught up reading about the craze in Los Angeles that I considered booking a ticket south for a day just to try one of its frozen yogurt. Yes. I am just that crazy about new food. Luckily my brain (and pocketbook) got the better of me and I nixed the LA trip. But the nice thing about living in the San Francisco Bay Area is that food trends eventually find their way here. Now. I still haven’t spotted a Pinkberry (although there’s rumor of one planned for Silicon Valley) but several frozen yogurt shops are trying to stake an early affirm on the frozen yogurt (or “fro-yo” as pegged it) wars. One of the early entrants is on Fillmore just south of Geary Boulevard and a few yards from. This gleaming new close in to yogurt (and cereal) opened last month and benefits from the old and new Fillmore. The old Fillmore has a strong concentration of Korean immigrants and Korean-Americans. (The latest fro-yo craze has been credited to the popularity of the tart frozen yogurt from Korea. Pinkberry’s founders are Korean-Americans and a large Korean chain known as has opened a U. S counterpart.) The new Fillmore is this huge building known as the which will feature several notable food spots such as a large Yoshi’s and the new. So smart positioning from the populate behind Jubili. Jubili serves three types of frozen yogurt flavors: original peach and strawberry sorbet. And they serve it in interestingly named sizes: “mi,” “my” and “mo.” (I guess they wanted to create their on vente vocabulary.) With your yogurt you can top them with a variety of fresh ingredients such as raspberries strawberries or mango. When I visited on a recent Saturday afternoon. I decided to try a “my” (medium) sized peach-flavor yogurt with fresh mango toppings. I paid close to $4 for this nice-sized cup of yogurt. The peach flavor had a slight tang to it with a subtle nectarine flavor instead of peach. I know you’re thinking how can I tell? I just can. It was more nectarine than break. (To me peach as a more subtle flavor while nectarines hit you hard with sweet flavor.)The fresh mango bits made my cup of yogurt prettier but the mango wasn’t fully ripen so it didn’t add anything to my yogurt-eating experience. The Jubili location is contemporary and clean very Swedish or Danish in design sense. It wasn’t very crowded when I was there just one other family enjoying their yogurt and another one coming in as I left. It’s kind of hard to figure out frozen yogurt. Is it trying to be gelato or is it more a healthy snack? Yogurt is generally considered healthier for you because of the live cultures in it but there’s been some debate on whether these Korean-inspired frozen yogurt (often made from powder) can make the same yogurt claims. My most favorite frozen yogurt was found in Hawaii at yogurt stand at the Ala Moana Shopping Center. I forgot their name but they had this wonderful original flavor yogurt that wasn’t very tart. And I’d top them with fresh cut strawberries that was just heaven. Unfortunately the big mainland chain known as TCBY invaded the islands and this frozen yogurt shop closed drink. Anywho my memories of frozen yogurt in Hawaii is my standard for good frozen yogurt. So how does Jubili stand up to that? Not really there because it’s a bit more tart than I’d desire but I like its creaminess. It’s an enjoyable treat when I’m in the neighborhood. Jubili Frozen Yogurt and Cereal. 1515 Fillmore St. Open Mon.–Wed.. 7 a m.–10 p m.; Thu.–Fri.. 7 a m.–11 p m.; and Sat and Sun.. 8 a m.–11 p m. I actually like the tang. Have you ever drank the little tiny yogurt drink found in Chinese supermarkets - the plastic bottles are about 3" tall and come in a 5 pack. I forgot the name of them.. anyways. I think Pinkberry tastes like that. Steamy. I haven't tried those drinks. Between you and me. I think a lot of those Chinese made drinks are too sweet! I am craving the green tea yogurt from Pinkberry. That's one flavor I wished Jubili offers. Hey Queen thanks for the add on the blogroll. It's nice to be part of a community. Are you like the Queen bee? (I just saw The Bee Movie this pass.) :) There's a Pinkberry knockoff in Berkeley that opened a few months ago: Papamingo's. It's next to Rasputin's records on Channing. They have 3 everyday flavors plus a rotating special flavor (blueberry strawberry or peach so far). The everyday flavors are the original green tea and pomegranate. The pomegranate must be tried. It's wonderfully tart not too sweet and still distinctly Asian-tasting like the original flavor. If you haven't tried froyo before. I would try Jubili before venturing any other place in the bay area. They have it going with the texture/tang/consistency that reminds me of my first froyo experience in LA! Yogurt Bar has a lot less tart and is more desire greek yogurt. Cooking for yourself can be fun. Here I'll share my seasonal recipes that are sometimes quick often simple and always an adventure. I'm based in the San Francisco Bay Area so I'll be posting restaurant reviews and local shopping discoveries too. Enjoy!

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Awhile back. I got so caught up reading about the craze in Los Angeles that I considered booking a book south for a day just to try one of its frozen yogurt. Yes. I am just that crazy about new food. Luckily my brain (and pocketbook) got the better of me and I nixed the LA trip. But the nice thing about living in the San Francisco Bay Area is that food trends eventually find their way here. Now. I still haven’t spotted a Pinkberry (although there’s rumor of one planned for Silicon Valley) but several frozen yogurt shops are trying to stake an early claim on the frozen yogurt (or “fro-yo” as pegged it) wars. One of the early entrants is on Fillmore just south of Geary Boulevard and a few yards from. This gleaming new shrine to yogurt (and cereal) opened last month and benefits from the old and new Fillmore. The old Fillmore has a strong concentration of Korean immigrants and Korean-Americans. (The latest fro-yo craze has been credited to the popularity of the tart frozen yogurt from Korea. Pinkberry’s founders are Korean-Americans and a large Korean chain known as has opened a U. S counterpart.) The new Fillmore is this huge building known as the which will feature several notable food spots such as a large Yoshi’s and the new. So smart positioning from the people behind Jubili. Jubili serves three types of frozen yogurt flavors: original peach and strawberry sorbet. And they serve it in interestingly named sizes: “mi,” “my” and “mo.” (I guess they wanted to create their on vente vocabulary.) With your yogurt you can top them with a variety of fresh ingredients such as raspberries strawberries or mango. When I visited on a recent Saturday afternoon. I decided to try a “my” (medium) sized peach-flavor yogurt with fresh mango toppings. I paid change state to $4 for this nice-sized cup of yogurt. The peach flavor had a slight tang to it with a subtle nectarine flavor instead of peach. I experience you’re thinking how can I tell? I just can. It was more nectarine than peach. (To me break as a more subtle flavor while nectarines hit you hard with sweet flavor.)The fresh mango bits made my cup of yogurt prettier but the mango wasn’t fully ripen so it didn’t add anything to my yogurt-eating experience. The Jubili location is contemporary and clean very Swedish or Danish in design comprehend. It wasn’t very crowded when I was there just one other family enjoying their yogurt and another one coming in as I left. It’s kind of hard to figure out frozen yogurt. Is it trying to be gelato or is it more a healthy snack? Yogurt is generally considered healthier for you because of the live cultures in it but there’s been some debate on whether these Korean-inspired frozen yogurt (often made from powder) can make the same yogurt claims. My most favorite frozen yogurt was found in Hawaii at yogurt stand at the Ala Moana Shopping Center. I forgot their name but they had this wonderful original flavor yogurt that wasn’t very tart. And I’d top them with fresh cut strawberries that was just heaven. Unfortunately the big mainland chain known as TCBY invaded the islands and this frozen yogurt shop closed down. Anywho my memories of frozen yogurt in Hawaii is my standard for good frozen yogurt. So how does Jubili stand up to that? Not really there because it’s a bit more tart than I’d like but I desire its creaminess. It’s an enjoyable interact when I’m in the neighborhood. Jubili Frozen Yogurt and Cereal. 1515 Fillmore St. Open Mon.–Wed.. 7 a m.–10 p m.; Thu.–Fri.. 7 a m.–11 p m.; and Sat and Sun.. 8 a m.–11 p m. I actually like the tang. Have you ever drank the little tiny yogurt drink open in Chinese supermarkets - the plastic bottles are about 3" tall and go in a 5 pack. I forgot the name of them.. anyways. I think Pinkberry tastes like that. Steamy. I haven't tried those drinks. Between you and me. I think a lot of those Chinese made drinks are too sweet! I am craving the green tea yogurt from Pinkberry. That's one flavor I wished Jubili offers. Hey Queen thanks for the add on the blogroll. It's nice to be move of a community. Are you like the Queen bee? (I just saw The Bee Movie this weekend.) :) There's a Pinkberry knockoff in Berkeley that opened a few months ago: Papamingo's. It's next to Rasputin's records on Channing. They have 3 everyday flavors plus a rotating special flavor (blueberry strawberry or peach so far). The everyday flavors are the original green tea and pomegranate. The pomegranate must be tried. It's wonderfully tart not too sweet and comfort distinctly Asian-tasting desire the original flavor. If you haven't tried froyo before. I would try Jubili before venturing any other place in the bay area. They have it going with the texture/tang/consistency that reminds me of my first froyo experience in LA! Yogurt Bar has a lot less tart and is more like greek yogurt. Cooking for yourself can be fun. Here I'll share my seasonal recipes that are sometimes quick often simple and always an assay. I'm based in the San Francisco Bay Area so I'll be posting restaurant reviews and local shopping discoveries too. Enjoy!

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Awhile back. I got so caught up reading about the craze in Los Angeles that I considered booking a ticket south for a day just to try one of its frozen yogurt. Yes. I am just that crazy about new food. Luckily my brain (and pocketbook) got the better of me and I nixed the LA trip. But the nice thing about living in the San Francisco Bay Area is that food trends eventually find their way here. Now. I still haven’t spotted a Pinkberry (although there’s rumor of one planned for Silicon Valley) but several frozen yogurt shops are trying to stake an early claim on the frozen yogurt (or “fro-yo” as pegged it) wars. One of the early entrants is on Fillmore just south of Geary Boulevard and a few yards from. This gleaming new shrine to yogurt (and cereal) opened last month and benefits from the old and new Fillmore. The old Fillmore has a strong concentration of Korean immigrants and Korean-Americans. (The latest fro-yo craze has been credited to the popularity of the tart frozen yogurt from Korea. Pinkberry’s founders are Korean-Americans and a large Korean chain known as has opened a U. S counterpart.) The new Fillmore is this huge building known as the which will feature several notable food spots such as a large Yoshi’s and the new. So smart positioning from the people behind Jubili. Jubili serves three types of frozen yogurt flavors: original peach and strawberry sorbet. And they serve it in interestingly named sizes: “mi,” “my” and “mo.” (I guess they wanted to create their on vente vocabulary.) With your yogurt you can top them with a variety of fresh ingredients such as raspberries strawberries or mango. When I visited on a recent Saturday afternoon. I decided to try a “my” (medium) sized peach-flavor yogurt with fresh mango toppings. I paid close to $4 for this nice-sized cup of yogurt. The peach flavor had a slight tang to it with a subtle nectarine flavor instead of break. I know you’re thinking how can I tell? I just can. It was more nectarine than peach. (To me break as a more subtle flavor while nectarines hit you hard with sweet flavor.)The fresh mango bits made my cup of yogurt prettier but the mango wasn’t fully ripen so it didn’t add anything to my yogurt-eating experience. The Jubili location is contemporary and clean very Swedish or Danish in design sense. It wasn’t very crowded when I was there just one other family enjoying their yogurt and another one coming in as I left. It’s kind of hard to figure out frozen yogurt. Is it trying to be gelato or is it more a healthy snack? Yogurt is generally considered healthier for you because of the live cultures in it but there’s been some debate on whether these Korean-inspired frozen yogurt (often made from powder) can make the same yogurt claims. My most favorite frozen yogurt was open in Hawaii at yogurt stand at the Ala Moana Shopping Center. I forgot their name but they had this wonderful original flavor yogurt that wasn’t very tart. And I’d top them with fresh cut strawberries that was just heaven. Unfortunately the big mainland chain known as TCBY invaded the islands and this frozen yogurt shop closed down. Anywho my memories of frozen yogurt in Hawaii is my standard for good frozen yogurt. So how does Jubili stand up to that? Not really there because it’s a bit more tart than I’d like but I like its creaminess. It’s an enjoyable treat when I’m in the neighborhood. Jubili Frozen Yogurt and Cereal. 1515 Fillmore St. Open Mon.–Wed.. 7 a m.–10 p m.; Thu.–Fri.. 7 a m.–11 p m.; and Sat and Sun.. 8 a m.–11 p m. I actually like the tang. Have you ever drank the little tiny yogurt drink found in Chinese supermarkets - the plastic bottles are about 3" tall and come in a 5 pack. I forgot the name of them.. anyways. I think Pinkberry tastes like that. Steamy. I haven't tried those drinks. Between you and me. I think a lot of those Chinese made drinks are too sweet! I am craving the green tea yogurt from Pinkberry. That's one flavor I wished Jubili offers. Hey Queen thanks for the add on the blogroll. It's nice to be part of a community. Are you like the Queen bee? (I just saw The Bee Movie this weekend.) :) There's a Pinkberry knockoff in Berkeley that opened a few months ago: Papamingo's. It's next to Rasputin's records on Channing. They undergo 3 everyday flavors plus a rotating special flavor (blueberry strawberry or peach so far). The everyday flavors are the original green tea and pomegranate. The pomegranate must be tried. It's wonderfully tart not too sweet and still distinctly Asian-tasting like the original flavor. If you haven't tried froyo before. I would try Jubili before venturing any other place in the bay area. They have it going with the texture/tang/consistency that reminds me of my first froyo experience in LA! Yogurt Bar has a lot less tart and is more like greek yogurt. Cooking for yourself can be fun. Here I'll share my seasonal recipes that are sometimes quick often simple and always an adventure. I'm based in the San Francisco Bay Area so I'll be posting restaurant reviews and local shopping discoveries too. Enjoy!

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Awhile back. I got so caught up reading about the craze in Los Angeles that I considered booking a ticket south for a day just to try one of its frozen yogurt. Yes. I am just that crazy about new food. Luckily my brain (and pocketbook) got the better of me and I nixed the LA trip. But the nice thing about living in the San Francisco Bay Area is that food trends eventually find their way here. Now. I still haven’t spotted a Pinkberry (although there’s rumor of one planned for Silicon Valley) but several frozen yogurt shops are trying to stake an early claim on the frozen yogurt (or “fro-yo” as pegged it) wars. One of the early entrants is on Fillmore just south of Geary Boulevard and a few yards from. This gleaming new shrine to yogurt (and cereal) opened last month and benefits from the old and new Fillmore. The old Fillmore has a strong concentration of Korean immigrants and Korean-Americans. (The latest fro-yo craze has been credited to the popularity of the tart frozen yogurt from Korea. Pinkberry’s founders are Korean-Americans and a large Korean chain known as has opened a U. S counterpart.) The new Fillmore is this huge building known as the which will feature several notable food spots such as a large Yoshi’s and the new. So smart positioning from the people behind Jubili. Jubili serves three types of frozen yogurt flavors: original peach and strawberry sorbet. And they serve it in interestingly named sizes: “mi,” “my” and “mo.” (I guess they wanted to create their on vente vocabulary.) With your yogurt you can top them with a variety of fresh ingredients such as raspberries strawberries or mango. When I visited on a recent Saturday afternoon. I decided to try a “my” (medium) sized peach-flavor yogurt with fresh mango toppings. I paid close to $4 for this nice-sized cup of yogurt. The peach flavor had a slight tang to it with a subtle nectarine flavor instead of peach. I know you’re thinking how can I tell? I just can. It was more nectarine than peach. (To me peach as a more subtle flavor while nectarines hit you hard with sweet flavor.)The fresh mango bits made my cup of yogurt prettier but the mango wasn’t fully alter so it didn’t add anything to my yogurt-eating experience. The Jubili location is contemporary and clean very Swedish or Danish in design sense. It wasn’t very crowded when I was there just one other family enjoying their yogurt and another one coming in as I left. It’s kind of hard to figure out frozen yogurt. Is it trying to be gelato or is it more a healthy snack? Yogurt is generally considered healthier for you because of the live cultures in it but there’s been some debate on whether these Korean-inspired frozen yogurt (often made from powder) can make the same yogurt claims. My most favorite frozen yogurt was found in Hawaii at yogurt stand at the Ala Moana Shopping bear on. I forgot their name but they had this wonderful original flavor yogurt that wasn’t very tart. And I’d top them with fresh cut strawberries that was just heaven. Unfortunately the big mainland chain known as TCBY invaded the islands and this frozen yogurt shop closed down. Anywho my memories of frozen yogurt in Hawaii is my standard for good frozen yogurt. So how does Jubili stand up to that? Not really there because it’s a bit more tart than I’d like but I like its creaminess. It’s an enjoyable treat when I’m in the neighborhood. Jubili Frozen Yogurt and Cereal. 1515 Fillmore St. Open Mon.–Wed.. 7 a m.–10 p m.; Thu.–Fri.. 7 a m.–11 p m.; and Sat and Sun.. 8 a m.–11 p m. I actually like the tang. Have you ever drank the little tiny yogurt drink found in Chinese supermarkets - the plastic bottles are about 3" tall and come in a 5 pack. I forgot the name of them.. anyways. I think Pinkberry tastes like that. Steamy. I haven't tried those drinks. Between you and me. I evaluate a lot of those Chinese made drinks are too sweet! I am craving the green tea yogurt from Pinkberry. That's one flavor I wished Jubili offers. Hey promote thanks for the add on the blogroll. It's nice to be part of a community. Are you like the Queen bee? (I just saw The Bee Movie this weekend.) :) There's a Pinkberry knockoff in Berkeley that opened a few months ago: Papamingo's. It's next to Rasputin's records on Channing. They have 3 everyday flavors plus a rotating special flavor (blueberry strawberry or peach so far). The everyday flavors are the original green tea and pomegranate. The pomegranate must be tried. It's wonderfully tart not too sweet and still distinctly Asian-tasting like the original flavor. If you haven't tried froyo before. I would try Jubili before venturing any other place in the bay area. They have it going with the texture/tang/consistency that reminds me of my first froyo experience in LA! Yogurt Bar has a lot less tart and is more like greek yogurt. Cooking for yourself can be fun. Here I'll share my seasonal recipes that are sometimes quick often simple and always an adventure. I'm based in the San Francisco Bay Area so I'll be posting restaurant reviews and local shopping discoveries too. Enjoy!

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and Vivande is and was a big part of it. In 1906 with the City of San Francisco devastated by the great earthquake and fire; much of the city government and commerce located to the comfort intact Fillmore Street. It was hustle and bustle through two world wars and the music scene of the 1940’s when the likes of Ella Fitzgerald. Duke Ellington and Billie Holliday played its clubs. The music continued through the 1970's with the Fillmore hosting such artists as Janis Joplin. Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead. The years following were hard on Fillmore Street and the place fell into disrepair. In the 1980’s the renaissance of upper Fillmore Street started fueled by such establishments as Vivande bringing the tastes of Southern Italy to the district. Fillmore Street soon became a hub of stylish commerce with Vivande a big move of the resurgence. Today Vivande carries on this tradition still drawing visitors to The Fillmore.

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and Vivande is and was a big part of it. In 1906 with the City of San Francisco devastated by the great earthquake and fire; much of the city government and commerce located to the comfort intact Fillmore Street. It was displace and bustle through two world wars and the music scene of the 1940’s when the likes of Ella Fitzgerald. Duke Ellington and Billie Holliday played its clubs. The music continued through the 1970's with the Fillmore hosting such artists as Janis Joplin. Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead. The years following were hard on Fillmore Street and the place fell into disrepair. In the 1980’s the renaissance of upper Fillmore Street started fueled by such establishments as Vivande bringing the tastes of Southern Italy to the govern. Fillmore Street soon became a hub of stylish commerce with Vivande a big part of the resurgence. Today Vivande carries on this tradition comfort drawing visitors to The Fillmore.

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and Vivande is and was a big part of it. In 1906 with the City of San Francisco devastated by the great earthquake and fire; much of the city government and commerce located to the still intact Fillmore Street. It was hustle and move through two world wars and the music scene of the 1940’s when the likes of Ella Fitzgerald. Duke Ellington and Billie Holliday played its clubs. The music continued through the 1970's with the Fillmore hosting such artists as Janis Joplin. Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead. The years following were hard on Fillmore Street and the place fell into disrepair. In the 1980’s the renaissance of upper Fillmore Street started fueled by such establishments as Vivande bringing the tastes of Southern Italy to the district. Fillmore Street soon became a hub of stylish commerce with Vivande a big part of the resurgence. Today Vivande carries on this tradition comfort drawing visitors to The Fillmore.

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