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Gibson History 8 - James Stirling
In the first group of Snell Exhibitioners sent up in 1699 by Glasgow College to Balliol College, Oxford, one was a Gregory - Charles Gregory (born 1681), fourth son of David Gregory of Kinairdy, and brother of David Gregory who had succeeded his uncle James Gregory as Professor of Mathematics at Edinburgh. Charles was Professor of Mathematics in St Andrews from 1707 to 1739 when he resigned his chair in favour of his son David, though he survived till 1754.
[See Students in 1711 for more information on Charles Gregory]
Neither Charles nor David made any contribution to mathematics that requires mention. But the Snell Exhibition was of essential assistance in the promotion of mathematics when it was conferred on James Stirling who matriculated at Balliol on 18th January 1717.
Mr Tweedie in his book James Stirling: a Sketch of his Life and Works along with his Scientific Correspondence (Oxford: 1922) has dealt so fully and accurately with Stirling's position as a mathematician that I can do nothing more than summarise his statements. I should like however to remark that Mr Tweedie's book is a piece of genuine historical research on a totally different level from that of much more pretentious volumes.
James Stirling was born at Garden in Stirlingshire in 1692 of a family noted for its Royalist - that is, Jacobite - sympathies. It is probable, though there is no documentary evidence for the supposition, that he studied at Glasgow, and his nomination to the Snell Exhibition may have been made by Balliol College to which the right of nomination fell if Glasgow College did not within a certain period send up a scholar or scholars. Stirling's Jacobite sympathies were a source of trouble, but he evidently made a name for himself as a competent mathematician and the story that he was expelled from the University because of his Jacobitism is, in Mr Tweedie's opinion, without foundation. In 1717, on the invitation of Nicolas Tron, the Venetian Ambassador at the English Court to whom he had dedicated his Lineae Tertii Ordinis Neutonianae, he went to Italy in the belief that he would be appointed to a professorship of mathematics in one of the Universities of the Venetian Republic (Padua seems to have been the only "one"). Stirling however was an "Anglican," and, as such, was not acceptable in a Roman Catholic State, so that the proposals for a University Chair fell to the ground. For some time he was financially embarrassed as the Stirling family had suffered for their adhesion to the Stewarts, but the kindly and generous help of Newton brought him relief. It is a pity that so little is known of Stirling's doings in Italy or of the men whom he met; he was certainly in touch with the Bernoullis to the extent that he met Nicholas, as is shown by Stirling's letter to Newton. The connection with Italy is preserved by the epithet "The Venetian" which is applied to him in the Family History of the Stirlings.
On returning from Venice to England he settled in London and was for some years connected with an Academy in Little Tower Street; to this address many letters were sent to him by foreign mathematicians. Mr Tweedie says that "from 1730 onwards Stirling's life in London must have been one of considerable comfort as his 'affairs' became prosperous, while he was a familiar figure at the Royal Society where his opinions carried weight." Still the Academy at Little Tower Street was not at all a satisfactory place for a man of Stirling's abilities, and in 1735 a change came that meant a break with systematic mathematical studies. He was in that year appointed Manager of the Leadhills Mines, and his eminently successful reorganisation and administration of the Mines gave decisive proof that there is no necessary incompatibility between mathematical genius and commercial efficiency. The heavy responsibilities of the managership left little leisure for mathematics, and though his merits as a mathematician were recognised in more ways than one his contributions to mathematics may be said to end with his entry on the serious work at Leadhills. He resigned his membership of the Royal Society in 1754; in 1770 he died and was buried in the Greyfriars' Churchyard.
Stirling made important contributions to mathematics in two different fields (i) in the theory of Higher Plane Curves, and (ii) in the theory of Series. The main features of the Lineae ... Neutonianae are well and briefly summarised by Brill and Max Noether in their "Report on the Development of the Theory of Algebraic Functions" (pp. 128, 129) though they are not quite accurate in their reference to Stirling's examples on his form of Taylor's Theorem. The treatise is, in their judgment, excellent in the treatment of the practical tracing of curves, and it presents the general theory on a basis of fundamental conceptions that have been of essential importance for all later work. He showed that a curve of the nth degree is determined in general by n(n + 3)/2 points, and that parallel lines meet any algebraic curve in the same number of real or imaginary points. The determination of asymptotes, straight or curved, and of the manner in which a curve approaches its asymptotes are excellently treated on the basis of expansions. His proof of Newton's Theorems on cubics is also worthy of notice, but the many notable features that distinguish this first fruit of Stirling's genius can not be detailed here. [For some valuable remarks on Stirling's work on curves I would refer to an article by Wieleitner (Bibliotheca Mathematica, Baud XIV., 55-62.)]
The work by which Stirling is best known is his Methodus Differentialis - not a treatise on the Differential Calculus as that term is now understood but rather on what we call Finite Differences, though that name is inadequate. The book was published in 1730, and contains (i) an Introduction (pp. 1-13); (ii) Part I, Summation of Series (pp. 15-84); (iii) Part II, Interpolation of Series (pp. 85-153). Mr Tweedie has dealt so fully with the special features of Stirling's work in papers in the Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society, and in his book on Stirling that it seems unnecessary for me to dwell on them. I would like however to make one remark. If one wishes to get a real insight into the genius of Stirling or of any writer it is absolutely necessary to study the original writings; the too frequent habit of depending on accounts of these writings gives a very imperfect view and it is comparatively uninstructive. It is only by approaching the subject from the standpoint of the writer, and with a knowledge of the limitations prescribed by the state of mathematical science at the time, that the special merits of the writer can be properly estimated. The developments of the Methodus Differentialis have an intimate relation to Gamma Functions and the Hypergeometric Series, but in the study of Stirling we appreciate the genius that enabled him to handle intractable series without the aids that the later developments put at our disposal. It is of course not to be expected that the mathematical student can study at first hand even the majority of the older writers, but I do think that he should make a firsthand acquaintance with some of them; next to Newton I would place Stirling as the man whose work is specially valuable where series are in question. Stirling's work is comparatively small in bulk, and when one had become familiar with the phraseology and manner of statement it would be possible to tackle the bulky volumes that comprise the researches of men like Euler whose work is, I fear, more often quoted than read.


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Sometimes you have to jump to go somewhere, but I don't mind tripping and landing flat on my face if I can find my way to where I am going when I go back in time searching for my ancestors.
This time they are not even directly related to me…
Robin sent me a lot of tin pictures.
I have to admit I had jumped to conclusions with her tin pictures.
This one and some more…
I was obvious from the start… but I was too mesmerized.
How could two sisters-in-laws be in a family picture with their sister-in-law and her children and her parents David Bleau Senior and Émilie Hébert…
Furthermore David Bleau Senior had died in December 1880!
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This tin picture would be in fact Jean-Baptiste Alexandre with his three daughters and his wife Philomène Lagacé who is my great-grandfather's sister.
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As it is now, the law is scheduled for implementation next January.
Prop 23 proponents believe AB 32 the sizable reductions required of companies with greenhouse gas emissions would force many to shut down -- eliminating many jobs. Opponents claim that the proposition would actually create "green" jobs to solve emissions issues.
But heavy lobbying efforts of state policy makers may well render the November vote meaningless.
Here's why: Lobbyists believe by modifying definitions attached to AB 32, they can change the impact of the legislation without changing the legislation itself.
AB 32 is as much a position paper as it is a law. It is 13 pages in length, a far cry from the recent national health reform legislation which spanned more than 2,000 pages. This law is relatively brief, in part, because it calls upon various state agencies to expand definition and meanings of numerous concepts, such as compliance mechanisms, effectiveness measurements, the carbons content of various emissions, and hundreds of other esoteric factors that would spell out the full meaning of the law.
Such definitions will be determined by the California Air Resources Board, the California Energy Commission, and the California Environmental Protection Agency. While these public institutions may be far from the public eye, they have not escaped those closest to the new law.
Various interest groups are well of aware of the new nexus of power and they are moving to be heard. Over the past 18 months, 10 energy companies and trade associations have spent more than $11 million lobbying for favorable rulings, almost all of it going to the regulatory agencies. Public interest groups such as the Sierra Club and League of Conservation Voters spent about three quarters of a million dollars during the same period trying to get interpretations favorable to their side.
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One fact is clear -- by virtue of the lobbying efforts and dollar amounts, the energy industry is determined to make the new law as palatable as possible so that, come November, defeat at the ballot box may be relatively insignificant.
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Five UH law school alumni among Hawaii Business Magazine's "25 People for the Next 25 Years"University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
HONOLULU — Five alumni of the William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawaiʻi-Mānoa were among those recently identified by Hawaiʻi Business Magazine as the "25 People for the Next 25 Years — Hawaiʻi's Bright People and Bright Future." The magazine profiled individuals who will make a difference in the coming 25 years. The UH law school alumni include Kapua Sproat (ʻ98), Maile Shimabukuro (ʻ00), Billy Kenoi (ʻ96), Scott Simon (ʻ98) and Lea Hong (ʻ91).
According to Hawaiʻi Business Magazine, the selection was based on "people who give us reason to believe that the state can overcome its many challenges. Of course, there are many more than these 25 people, but our "25 for The Next 25" list, at the very least, shines a needed light on Hawaiʻi's vast potential."
Kapua Sproat is counsel for the environmental legal group Earth Justice and part of the UH Environmental Law Program. She grew up in an active, community-minded family with strong Hawaiian roots on Kauai's North Shore and "often banded with other local families to fight the rapid, poorly planned development occurring in their backyards." Sproat decided she wanted to be a lawyer in elementary school after realizing that "their passion and commitment, no matter how strong, was no match for the tough legal eagles they encountered in court. "It is her hope that, through teaching, she might inspire the next generation of environmental and cultural steward."
Maile Shimabukuro, a House State Representative for her hometown, District 45 (Waianae, Makaha, Makua), noted that she never planned on being a politician. When she was asked to run for the House seat, "the former attorney thought it'd be an opportunity to do something good for Oʻahu's west-side communities." In her four years as a representative, "Maile's gained a reputation as a sharp up-and-comer, one whose votes are guided by her values and principals. Not everything she does is popular and praised: She's introduced some pretty progressive housing bills even as a freshman legislator — but then again, she represents a district with one of the highest homeless rates in the state."
Billy Kenoi is executive assistant to Big Island Mayor Harry Kim. Kenoi is described by his current boss and childhood coach as "always been really smart, but also very rascal. He's overcome a lot to get where he is." The magazine stated, "with the gift of gab and a real knack for collaboration, Billy's spearheaded some of the county's toughest projects, from health care reform to drug control. Some say he'll be the next Big Island mayor, some say future governor."
R. Scott Simon, associate general counsel of Hawaiian Electric Company, is described as "the guy your mother meets and then asks you things like, ʻWhy can't you be more like him? Why didn't you marry someone more like him?'" Hawaiʻi Business Magazine believes that as well-educated, both a civil engineer and an attorney, and an accomplished professional, including a stint with local law firm Watanabe Ing & Komeiji, devout family man and a dedicated community volunteer, "his greatest attribute is his ability to lead quietly, collaboratively and passionately. His professional abilities and community spirit make for a powerful two-punch that Hawaiʻi needs."
Lea Hong, director of the Trust for Public Land in Hawaiʻi, was selected for her accomplishments while at Alston Hunt Floyd & Ing where she handled environmental and cultural issues and pro bono work. She puts community first and is "an attorney who knows when to fight and how to win. But more importantly, Lea also knows how to mediate. She understands how business works and understands how to broker deals in a way everyone benefits. She's a person who can rise above the scuffles that have stalled many movements in Hawaiʻi over the years."
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It's good to be home.
Attending Hoang Tuyen's wedding, they are a good couple.
Life as a carbon-based life form; a journey of building on success and learning from mistakes.
It's good to be home.
Attending Hoang Tuyen's wedding, they are a good couple.
When I start having kids of my own, I will spend more time with them, taking them to the many hidden landscapes of Australia. I love this sunburnt country.
And if I'm divorced, I'll buy a corner Fish-n-Chips shop and raise my kids by the beach.
Smoked from the bush fire over cast the whole Melbnourne city. One of these days I going to volunteer to be a Fire Fighter.
Six people, $2M, one company. Our first Christmas party together.
It's a 10-hours drive from Melbourne to Sydney. RedBull give you wings.
Scheduled to drive home on the coming Monday, but I missed my missus too much, so I'm driving straight.
Visiting the temple - to wash my sins.
Happy birthday sweet-heart. Take you to my paradise, just you and me.
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Glorious autumn: I've sojourned in Eugene nearly 50 years and I don't recall an autumn more lovely. I just want to wander the streets, besotted by colors and aromas, tipsy with nostalgia for autumns of my childhood, lingering now in the autumn of my life. For viticulturalists (grape-growers and winemakers), autumn 2012 has them trembling; despite our soggy June which reduced crop size, these long stretches of warm days and cool nights have led to rising sugars and deepening colors in the clusters, promising what could become a classic vintage. Harvesting has already begun. Now, if the rains hold off just a bit longer, and the birds don't swoop down from Canada, andandand … That's what I want to write about, but birds and rains are not the only dangers we face this season.
Last month's column began with an admission that I've been studying Republican — not easy: The language is contorted (still struggling with lingo like "legitimate rape") and the logic is torturous (as we'd expect from folks who brought torture back into foreign policy).
Lately, I've been having problems with locating Republicans in the electoral contests. Oh, I know that their standard-bearers in the presidential campaign are Romney ("Mr. 47 percent") and Paul ("Thou shalt not lie") Ryan, but it's the other candidates I'm having trouble identifying. Has anyone else noticed? They never put the term "Republican" on their glitzy lawn signs and campaign fabrications. In contrast, DeFaz proudly identifies himself as Democrat. So why the Rep stealth?
Sure, some voters apparently are rather miffed that Republicans in the House and Senate have used every legislative trick available to thwart any attempt by Obama and the Democrats to pull us out of this recession, a recession brought on by Republicans during the Bush years. The Republicans' PR hacks, especially on Faux News, have worked hard and spent millions to pull off a classic switch: Blame Obama for the recession and then blame him for not turning the economy around — heckuva stunt, a feat of amazing chutzpah.
Try this twist: A right-wing Republican produces a video that mocks and insults Islam's holiest figure, the prophet Muhammad. Millions of fervent believers in Islam react in fury, attacking American embassies, killing an American ambassador. Then, instead of joining the president and the nation in mourning the loss of our brave countrymen and condemning the killers, while repudiating the scurrilous insults in the video, turn on the president and try to weaken him politically. Do this, too, all while shedding big crocodile tears of nostalgia for the national unity we experienced after 9/11. Wow.
And it works, at least among the Republican "base." OK, I'm done. I can't do this any longer. Let's talk wine, our neighbors' good wine, something to sip in this warm, pastel twilight:
A touch of sweetness, intense flavors of ripe pears and peaches, whiff of melon and citrus: Sweet Cheeks 2011 Riesling ($13.50) balances the sweetness with crisp acidity, making a fine semi-sweet wine to match with spicy dishes and late-summer veggies.
Still time for rosies: Dylan's Run 2011 Teresa's Rosé ($10) is another semi-sweet wine, a blend of pinot noir and Muller-Thurgau for a lively range of complex flavors favoring, say, a grill of light sausages, white cheeses. Territorial 2011 Rosé of Pinot Noir ($12) is dry and delightful, giving up notes of strawberries and cherries, balanced for acidity that favors summer grub.
Sarver 2009 Pinot Noir Select ($24) is just fine pinot, medium-bodied, complex without overpowering the bright cherry flavors.
Gotta go big? Not much bigger than J. Scott 2010 Petite Sirah ($25). The grapes grew in the Rogue Valley and Jonathan Scott Oberlander crafted a massive, flavor-packed red that'll age for years. Open and decant an hour before serving. Bang.
Savor the autumn, drink some good wines. Share with friends. As for that other study, close it out: No more Refumblicans.


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I'm so excited to share this quilt with you, as the first in my series of Vintage Quilt Mondays posts. This quilt has so much meaning to me; it was made for me when I was a baby by my great-great aunt Ollie about 35 years ago.
This is me as a baby with my Aunt Ollie. She was born in Kentucky in 1893, so she was about 83 in this photo and when she made the quilt. Truly amazing.
The quilt is made up of twelve simple nine-patch squares with a bit of white sashing and pink cornerstones. I believe it was completely hand pieced and it's tied with cream and white yarn.
Don't you just love these little pink monkeys?
If you look closely at the blocks, you can see a bit of the stitching in the seams.
Unfortunately, this quilt isn't in the best shape, but that's partially because it got a lot of use when I was little. But that's what quilts are for right? I think so, especially quilts that are made for babies. The binding is worn in areas and there are also some stains throughout the quilt.
But even more sad is the fact that the quilt has some mildew damage. I'm not sure exactly when or how this happened, but I've tried washing it and unfortunately it's there to stay.
But, I'm grateful that I still have the quilt, and even more grateful that I had someone like my aunt Ollie in my life.


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I've been to Qatar in 2009, and I luved it. AL-Doha is a beautiful city and I think it would be awesome for the World Cup to be held there. I wanna go back in a few years to see the progress that has been made, when I went there wuz so much construction.
ahhh the Pearl.
Fourth Pic down, I have done much Shisha there.
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I think its gonna be amazing...its still a decade away so imagine all the construction work will be done by then, it'll be a hotspot for sure
The Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup bid is the successful proposal from the government of Qatar to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Qatar, with a population of 1.69 million people, will be the first Arab nation to host the World Cup.Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, son of the present Emir of Qatar, was the chairman of the bid committee.
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The golden profile of a giraffe's head and neck can be seen against a pure black background. Shot with a Nikon D800 at the Parque de la Naturaleza de Cabárceno, near Santander, Spain, in June 2017.
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I wanted to be a photographer when I was 15, but my mother said I could always take it up later – so that was that for 30 years! Here's to what might have been…
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• worked for clients including a tennis club, a milliner, a local councillor, a tuition agency and a procurement consultancy
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• won the weekly Sunday Times/Audley Travel Big Shot competition (and was runner-up twice)
• won Best in Show at Fusion Art's 3rd Annual Animal Kingdom Art Exhibition in January 2018 (and was an Exhibition Finalist with three other images - see video)
• won the Exodus Travels Monthly Photo Competition (and was runner-up)
• won Gold Awards in the Wildlife and Nature categories of The Societies Photographic Competition
• won National Geographic's Photo of the Day award twice (here and here), both images being chosen for Best of Photo of the Day 2017, and was chosen for the National Geographic Daily Dozen
• finished third in the Xposure 2017 Wildlife Photography Competition
• won a Mark of Excellence in the I SHOT IT Wildlife Photo Competition 2017
• won the Judge's Award in four Pixoto competitions (Best Zebra, Wolves, The Art of Fly Fishing and Only Yellow Birds)
• was included in the editors' favourites for the National Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year Contest 2016
• was runner-up in the Guardian readers' travel photography competition
• was shortlisted in the Wildlife Insight category of the 2017 Outdoor Photographer of the Year award
• was runner-up several times in The Daily Telegraph's weekly Big Picture competition (here, here, here, here, here, here and here)
• was runner-up in the Reader Gallery of Outdoor Photography
• provided one of the Editors' Picks in the ZEISS Photography Award 2018
• won an Honourable Mention in the 2017 Neutral Density Photography Awards
• was Highly Commended in the Society of International Wildlife and Nature Photographers' Life on Earth and Wonders of Wildlife competitions
• was Commended in The Colour Brown, a competition run by Photocrowd
• won a Special Merit award and a Special Recognition award in Light Space & Time's Nature Art Exhibition and finished 10th in the photography category
• was chosen by 508 King's Road as an artist-in-residence
• recorded six videos with Coinaphoto, covering Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America and the polar regions
• gave photography talks on an Antarctic cruise ship and at the SW19 Women's Institute, Malden Camera Club, Watford Camera Club and Putney Library
• helped run a photography course at a local library
• gave lessons to five amateur photographers
• had a shot of a Bengal tiger chosen to appear in the Exodus Travels 2018 calendar
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• received over 19,000 likes on the National Geographic Instagram page for my elephant giving itself a dust bath and nearly 25,000 likes for my bear catching a salmon!
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Police said a witness told them she saw a man, walking at dismissal time at 3:30 p.m. along the outer edge of Villa Cresta Elementary, carrying what appeared to be a shotgun.
Authorities said they are unsure whether the man was carrying an actual weapon, and said their investigation showed the item he was carrying was pointed at the ground and not used in a threatening manner.
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It's sunny in Pasadena, but an 8 a.m. car drop-off for new tires inspires doubt. I think I was oversold. I don't really need Pirellis for the Prius. So I walk the Lake Avenue neighborhood, opting to raise my heart rate through exercise instead of anxiety. I need to live long enough to pay for those tires.
Turns out to be a good opportunity to take photos of my plant friends along Lake Avenue.
Here's what I saw.
A stunning variegated Pride of Madeira, actually Star of Madeira, Echium candicans, with velvety leaves. She is composed like a poinsettia, or a snow-tipped scene that my forebears escaped so that I could be here today, on a 70-degree Pasadena morning. It's a nice planting with this variegated flax next to it, but let's introduce some red with the brick backdrop. If you want to try this at home, consider interplanting with Echeveria "Afterglow"or Pennisetum advena "Eaton Canyon," a compact mound of purple fountain grass with purple tips on green grassy blades.
In the median on Lake I see your tax dollars at work. Agaves overplanted. Note to self: Check public servants' roster. Did these planners go to school with the folks who just took out the Arcadia oak woodland? Oy, can't we do better in our developed society?
Mother Nature calms me with new spring growth on the Gypsum Century plant, Agave gypsophila. The asparagus flower spikes are glorious rocket pops of purple and green. Both feminine and feisty, the serrated margins on these leaves resemble a serged hem.
I bump into my friend Sally, who is power walking from her house in Madison Heights, up Lake, through Old Pasadena and back again. This woman is a marvel of cheer, intellect and keen conversation. I observe aloud that she's like a speedboat and wonder if anyone ever says no to her. She thinks for a moment before replying happily, "I don't think so." So I join her, although I can't talk and keep her pace.
In front of the Paseo post office, two ladies with conventioneer badges (Food Service Convention today—hey, Jamie Oliver!) call out to us, "Do you live here?"
"We do," I gasp, but Sally's not slowing down to chat
"Which way should we go?" asks Lady #1, pointing east and west. Here's my chance to slow for a minute. Go West, middle-aged woman! I borrow Colleen Dunn Bates's tip: Do yourself a favor and walk one block north and south of Colorado, as well as the main drag. Lots of shops, architecture and coffee are just off the big path.
As we near Mills Place, I realize it's time for my morning coffee. Landlubber that I am, I jump off the ketch Sally and head for Equator, an Asian-fusion restaurant that also doubles as a coffee bar. A stiff latte and a lagniappe if you bring your own cup. My barista, Jason, who in reality is a starving artist, checks on me once I'm settled outside. I was here on Tuesday and discovered Equator's early-bird special: any coffee drink is $2 before noon. I triple latted on Tuesday, and it was delicious because it was so inexpensive. Today, this new one is delicious, too, even at $3.75. Maybe because this Equator and Mills Alley makes me feel like I'm on a city vacation.
Pit stop in the luxe bathroom at Equator. If they had Frette towels, I'd swear this is the Langham. Clean, funky-decadent wall treatment, beautiful sink, good water pressure, no swampy smell. Try the Altadena Country Club if that's your preferred fragrance. Something about the elevation up there just funks up the poolside bathrooms.
But I digress. Time to collect my new wheels, not as expensive as the quote, and spin away, refreshed from my Saturday morning in Old Pasadena.
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text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Cost of Living in the Philippines. Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Cost of Living in the Philippines. Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Philippines View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message talktomeJoined: 26 Jun 2010Posts: 45 Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2010 1:15 am Post subject: Cost of Living in the Philippines. Hi What is the cost of living in Manila compared to other cities? Can an expat get by on $1200 a month in a city like Manila? What's the housing situation and other costs like for expats? (I mean, on average, how much do you spend a month if you are a single man?) Finally, how much does a person REALLY need to start-up in the Philippines? Back to top tttompatzJoined: 06 Mar 2010Posts: 1951Location: Talibon, Bohol, Philippines Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2010 10:03 am Post subject: Re: Cost of Living in the Philippines. talktome wrote: Hi What is the cost of living in Manila compared to other cities? Can an expat get by on $1200 a month in a city like Manila? What's the housing situation and other costs like for expats? (I mean, on average, how much do you spend a month if you are a single man?) Finally, how much does a person REALLY need to start-up in the Philippines? US$1200 will give you a very comfortable lifestyle in Manila and you can live like a king out in the provinces. In the NCR you can rent a nice 3 bedroom condo for about $300-400 per month. You can also rent a decent house for about the same price. Restaurant meals run about p200 per person (sans alcohol). Fast food is about 1/2 that (McD 1/4 pounder meals for p129. If you go local you can get grub at the local Pinoy street restaurant for about p40 per person. Fresh food varies with season and availability. Rice is in the range of p35.kilo. Potatoes can be as high as p80-100/kilo. Similar prices for carrots, broccoli, etc. Apples are about p12-15 each. Bananas vary with type, location and season. Meat is about p200/kg for beef, p175 for pork and p150 for chicken. Prices will be higher in the "foreigner" supermarkets and may be lower or vary in the wet markets. IF you are NOT of Filipino decent or married to a Pinay you can add $500 per year for your visa extensions. As an alternative to that you can consider either the investor visa (not worth it) or the SRRV (special retirement residential visa). If you are living in the city you can get by with $1500 for startup costs and your $1200 per month in income. If you are out in the province you may need a bit more for your startup and less for living. Personally, I would suggest Cebu over Manila as a retirement or long term vacation location. You get all the benefits of Manila (except the bombs and protest marches) and far fewer of the problems (pollution so bad that it can ground aircraft), typhoons, flooding, high prices for everything). One BIG CAVEAT: The cost of ladies (casual dating or a G/F) were NOT included in the above. Ladies are ALWAYS expensive (doesn't matter what country you are in). IMHO. . Back to top gelynch52phJoined: 15 Feb 2011Posts: 132 Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 5:00 am Post subject: Philippine COL I live in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, which is a province on Mindanao. My 2 BR house costs me P3500 or about $85/mo. Your food prices are about right but I would say that you can cook very healthy and very cheaply if you shop mostly only in wet markets. If a person is LEGALLY employed by a school in the country they will usually pay the cost of a work visa and if illegally employed as are most ESL teachers they will often pay those fees for you also. If a person expects to earn anywhere in the area of $1200/mo. he is going to get a rude awakening indeed because he would expect around $7.00/day if he is lucky. The cost of (legal) sin such as booze and cigarettes has just gone up effective New Years Day but since I am without sin my budget has not been affected. The cost of rental (hooker) company varies by location and is probably the most expensive in Manila and Cebu. People of both sexes and of all persuasions can find all the free company they wish in this country so there would seldom be any need to break the law paying for said company. I live here with my wife and infant child so you can just take my observations as you wish, but on any given day I get propositioned on numerous occasions. A blonde woman would be in brown skinned man heaven here as long as she was willing to foot the bill for meals & entertainment etc. The average working man here earns around $5.00/day so nobody is getting rich except the politicians and Manny Pacquiao. Back to top JohnD47Joined: 31 May 2016Posts: 10Location: Quezon City Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2016 6:38 am Post subject: Re: Cost of Living in the Philippines. talktome wrote: What is the cost of living in Manila compared to other cities? What do you mean cities? Is it the other cities here in the Philippines or in other countries? If you mean, here in the Philippines, they are almost the same. Compare to the provinces of this country, the cost of living in cities will be higher. talktome wrote: Can an expat get by on $1200 a month in a city like Manila? Of course! That would be a lot. If you are solo, earning that much would be great. talktome wrote: What's the housing situation and other costs like for expats? (I mean, on average, how much do you spend a month if you are a single man?) Here in the Philippines, I can only spend $500 - $600. Actually, this is a costly lifestyle already. talktome wrote: Finally, how much does a person REALLY need to start-up in the Philippines? Your monthly income would be fine. 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Ilm Path Academy is an Interactive Classical Training Institute offering degrees in Life Skills Training and Religious Studies in weekends at Universities, and online to a crowd that is mostly university age.
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