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At what age could I reasonably teach my child what programming is?
What is your experience with teaching them to program if they want to? Are there great articles about this?
In case my child would be interested in what I am doing... At what age could I reasonably teach my child what programming is? What is your experience with teaching them to program if they want to? Are there great articles about this? |
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I taught my son VB, followed by VB.NET and C#, when he was in Grade 7 (about 13 years old.) He enjoyed making simple games and sharing them with his friends. He was then able to pitch in with some family business tasks, fixing annoying bugs that were kicking around in internal-use tools that we never had time to fix. When he was 14 he was contributing code to client projects. But then he got interested in skateboarding, snowboarding and playing guitar, so his programming dwindled. I don't mind, I like to expose my kids to lots of options. Interestingly he said that the first few months of playing video games once he had learned to program were a little mindblowing; he couldn't stop imagining the algorithms and data structures that were happening while he played - this would be a simple if, they must have a loop here, they use a random number to decide whether to open the door or not, and so on. Given his career plans at the moment I doubt he will ever be paid to program but I am confident that it has helped him already and will continue to do so. Also it was fun to be able to share with him what we do all day. |
As I wrote in this answer on Stack Overflow, I started writing code in VB6 when I was 7. With the help of my dad, I was able to write my first app: a word-search solver. Next, I moved into learning HTML and web design. However, when I was 9 or 10, we had a guest who was a C# programmer. He showed me some C#, and I was very intrigued by the language. A few summers ago, I took a C# course through the extension program of the University of California, San Diego. I also started reading programming blogs and books, especially Joel Spolsky's books and blog, and began trying to learn good development techniques. Joel on Software eventually led me to Stack Overflow. My parents hooked me up to write a few data collection and analysis programs for a local non-profit recently. Also, I've started a programming club at my school, done some open source work, and more. I spent the summer working with ASP.NET MVC, and I'm very close to releasing a portal for musicians, as well as a portal for one of the newspapers at my school. I'm not sure how he did it, but my dad really got me intrigued in programming. At the time of this writing, I'm 13 years old, and I feel like I've come a long way in the past 6 years. The only tip that I have is that you should try to start with a small project that your child is interested in. My dad started with building a word-search solver with me, but you might want to focus on something more graphic-oriented. For example, you could build a game with XNA Game Studio and C# - I'm sure that your child will be intrigued by that. Good luck and have fun! |
A little warning, I've experienced this myself. At the age of 12 my dad started to explain what programming is, and began teaching it to me. Well, I can tell you I wasn't very pleased with that. I rejected it and never understood anything. About 4 years later when I was 16, I came in touch with scripting (I made my first server for a game, which required some skill in scripting) I taught myself from examples. Scripting/programming got my attention, and I began researching it. (Still wanted no help from my dad) About 2 years from that, when I was 18 I decided to try and become a Software engineer and began my study of Informatica. (Currently in my third Year) What I am trying to say is, my dad forced me into learning programming which at that point I wasn't interested in, please consider that you might have the same response from your children. Please don't force it, because it will make it worse. (Puberty - I guess) My answer to your question: try to explain some and watch their reactions. Let that be your guideline. Of course, I realise that this is a personal story and your kids could be a lot different than me. :) |
I started learning about programming at 8 years with Turbo Pascal and although I didn't program anything useful the concept was clear enough to me to get an idea of what's going on. I guess, you can begin even earlier, but you have to start very simple and you shouldn't put on too much pressure, as this would be more likely to turn the child away. Also I think binary logic should be easy enough to be understood pretty soon. Try to adress the topic, and let it be, when the student shows no interest. |
What Age ?? Please let your child figure out what he want's to do with his life. If he is interested then first introduce him to solving theoretical problem's and then see if he is interested in moving to Programming. I would say late teen's as outside exposure is a must for any individual. |
This is a good article, I recently came across. In My opinion, Teach your children to use computer and then teach them programming, instead of gaming. This will be an excellent combo. The age of twelve is preferably good for this. |
I think that if you are over 30 then you should be alright. Younger than that and you don't have enough experience with programming or with children :) |
Whenever your kid expresses interest in doing so. Apparently, there's kids who do so at the age of three, and I certainly know adults who still don't. It's hard to believe, I know, but I have friends who are 30+ and still can't program. |
I think my story might be a little bit of interest at the time. By the way, my 12th birthday is in a few days One day, my dad was working on a web interface for work and i was wondering - how do these people make such cool things? (my dad is a CS major) Shortly after, he showed me basic HTML, at age 6, using Notepad, Windows 2000 and Yahoo GeoCities. He gave me the initial push, taught me basic syntax, how to upload to the server, and instructed me to go online and learn the rest of HTML. I learned the rest thanks to Google, although my dad helped me when I was stuck. By eight, I was done and set with HTML, and I wondered why my sites didn't really do anything. Using W3Schools and the internet, I learned PHP. My dad didn't actually know PHP, he was more of a C and Perl guy. So I was really left alone. By then, GeoCities was closed and I was all on my one to venture through the Jungle called PHP. I think my favorite part of PHP and HTML, was that you could go to anybody's house or at school and show your creations, while with other languages you had to transport the file somewhere. I stuck with PHP, until I was eleven. I made some websites, and I had fun. By then, I had gotten really bored of PHP, so I tried some of the new "modern" languages. My two options were Ruby and Python. I had taken the time to learn both Ruby and Python. However, even though Ruby probably is superior for web development, what nagged me was the tiring setup which always failed. So, I turned to Python. I loved it's clean syntax, and its many functions. I've been good at that, and I'm currently learning Django. I tried making desktop apps w/ Python, although its rather bulky and sloppy, since the modules are rather old. Finally, now, I've been learning Objective-C for iPhone developmment. This has been the most interesting one, although the language is quite tricky. I just find it starkly different than the simple syntax of other languages, but the outcome is very fun. I had to convince my dad to buy me a Mac in the firstplace, but it has been very rewarding. Sorry for my very long rant, I apologize if you found it boring. |
I was 3 or 4 when I watched my dad write programs into our Commodore 128. I didn't really know what he was doing. He didn't either really, the only way you could get some games back then was by buying the book and typing in the code - so he knew about as much as I did when I started programming at Herzing College 7 years ago when you could pretty much plagarize WROX books and get an A in the class. Later, I'd watch my brother program (Basic, VB and C++) - he made a C++ mouse version of Vice (the game where you go to Watts to get some Ludes) That may not have been such a good experience. He was probably 14 or 15 and I was 9 or 10. I think you need to have a good deal of abstract reasoning to know how to program. I didn't develop that until I was about 16. My brother developed it when he was 13 or 14. If your kids like to read books at that age, then they'll be able to program. BTW, watch what your kids are programming like you'd watch what they read or watch on TV. My folks certainly didn't know that my brother was programming something like Vice Deluxe 2.0 - he died last year of a drug overdose. Not saying anything about cause and effect, just saying be careful - being able to shape your reality through programming is quite a lot for a kid to absorb. |
Depends on the kid. Kids are ready when they are ready. I would start with teaching them the basics of computing--how to use the OS, MS-Word, some web-skills (how to find stuff, etc). then, let the kid decide if she wants to get more advanced. If they have no interest in programming, then don't force it on them--this would be the worst thing you could ever do. |
If they're interested, very early on. I started "programming" on the Commodore 64 when I was 8-9 years old. A few key points:
I was talking to a friend about this topic and he mentioned a product for the Xbox called Kudo Game Lab. it's a visual programming language for creating games. I know nothing about it, but I thought I'd suggest looking into it (assuming you have an Xbox). http://www.sunmetablog.co.uk/?p=126 http://everyjoe.com/technology/create-your-own-xbox-games/ Apparently, a release candidate version for the PC is now available, for free: http://fuse.microsoft.com/project/kodu.asp |
I know a smart 8 year old who's been programming in MIT's visual Scratch environment for at least a year. Main benefits of it I can see over more conventional languages/tools are:
He's since graduated onto BYOB (which massively expands the possibilities of Scratch) and seems to be showing some interest in Python now. |
Seymour Papert found great success in teaching young children programming through Logo. Alan Kay developed Smalltalk precisely as a means of teaching young children to program. I think "young" here means "5 or older". My copy of Mindstorms is in a box somewhere. |
Mine became really interested at age 4 after he finished Portal game. He learned many commands of Portal console and then asked me to teach him programming so he can develop Portal 2 :))) Now he can do some simple calculations in Python command line. Let your kids play Light-Bot 2.0 or 1.0: http://armorgames.com/play/6061/light-bot-20 Worked for my kid even when he was just 3 years old! :) Amazing game! Kids can discover basics of procedural programming, recursion and conditionals themselves without any explanation from you! ;) |
Initial experience is always fun. Even if you tought your child how to make a program that spits out the product of two inputted numbers they would be happy. I am 14 now, and started programming 2 and a bit years ago. I learnt by myself so i am sure they could learn with help from as young as 10. Something you might want to introduce them to is game development (fun, so many possibilities that can be PLAYED with as you go). try checking out Game Maker for something really simple yet effective. Other game development software includes : Scratch (simpler, but not as powerful as Game Maker), Adobe Flash (extremely popular) or if they are in they are really prepared to learn, C#'s XNA library. |
I was eleven or twelve (doesn't remember exactly) when I learned programming from radio (yes, there was a weekly feature about learning basic). My father send me then to some programming-circle outside school. That all worked well for me. But here is the point: it worked well for me at that age. Every human is different, so are your childs. Try to interest them in programming with some cool demonstrations, and if they are interested start with some basics. If the interest stays, then teach more. If not, your child may be more interested in other things (maybe it want to learn piano). Don't force it to learn programming. |
Like a few others, I too began programming early -- around age 9. I started with VB and progressed to web languages, specifically PHP. I started not by my father introducing me but more my own interest in programming. The way I recall it is that I got my first computer around age 9 and was on ICQ and IRC on a regular basis. One day, I went to my father and told him I wanted to be able to program. He gave me a Visual Basic 6 CD and showed me how to set up the project. From there, I was on my own and taught myself everything I've learned. I'm now 22 years old (without a college education) and very successful in my career (I'm a Senior Software Architect at a major social networking website in the US). I attribute my success not only to my own ambition and passion for programming, but also my father's willingness to get me started with programming. As far as getting your son started, I'd say it's never too early, but it might not be his thing. Honestly, I'd suggest getting him started in something he can be really proud of, explore, and show to friends. I'd suggest taking a look at Arduino. |
It depends on the kid. I started coding when I was 6. My son is 7, and has built his first web site, but no interest in code yet. Let the kid lead, and you can't go wrong. :) |
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Lego Mindstorms lists kids age 12+, you probably want to be at least 12 if you're getting into things that complicated, but at the same time, thats a GREAT way to start, because you can really have some fun and see what you're accomplishing. I probably wouldn't introduce any REAL programming until at least 12. On the other hand, if you want to talk about "programming" in quotes, then maybe you could start even earlier. Very simple concepts like program flow can be explained very easily. I would say if you want to start before age 12, don't get anywhere near a computer. Just sit down with your kid and a whiteboard, and maybe like a toy car. Have him/her write pseudo-code on the whiteboard, and then talk to him/her about what the car would do if it was following those instructions. Then you can explain how in order to make a Turnleft() all you have to do is Turnleft{ TurnRight TurnRight TurnRight } And he/she could start to get the fundamentals down. |
If you program a lot at home your kids will naturally over time want to see what you are doing. Show them some basic things and let them go. If they are interested they will keep asking questions and play for themselves. No need to force it down their throats. |
I begun programming at 10. My stepfather was responsible of maintaining the computers at the school, and he taught me and a couple other kids my age how to do simple programs in Basic. Basic is mind-numbing... but at least we got the basics of logic (if, loop, etc...) Writing simple programs is easy, and highly rewarding, somewhat similar to puzzle solving. I would suggest simply exposing the kid to programming, and see if it takes, or not. If he's not interested, well, maybe later :) |


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LAW5206 Corporations Law
Semester 3, 2012 On-campus Springfield | |
Units : | 1 |
Faculty or Section : | Faculty of Business and Law |
School or Department : | School of Law |
Version produced : | 30 December 2013 |
Examiner: James Mayanja
Moderator: Mark Byrne
Pre-requisite: LAW5201
Other requisites
Students are required to have access to a personal computer, e-mail capabilities and Internet access to UConnect. Current details of computer requirements can be found at http://www.usq.edu.au/current-students/support/computing/hardware.
The objective of this course is to introduce students to the legal principles associated with partnerships, associations, trusts and corporations. In particular, students will be exposed to the Partnership Act and Corporations Law in detail and shall be required to be able to describe all appropriate legal principles dealing with such entities and the internal and external relationships thereof.
On completion of this course students will be able to:
- define, analyse, illustrate and apply principles of partnership law
- describe, analyse and apply the basic principles of law relating to trusts
- identify problem areas of the law affecting unincorporated bodies and the consequences of having incorporated associations
- define, illustrate and apply principles of corporations law including those applicable to: the incorporation of companies; relations with third parties; membership; corporate governance; meetings and procedures of companies; finance of companies; external administration of companies
- demonstrate problem-solving skills by identifying problem areas of the law affecting partnerships, trusts, incorporated and unincorporated associations and corporations
- demonstrate satisfactory written communication skills
- demonstrate academic and professional literacy skills by defining, illustrating and applying law principles relating to partnerships, trusts, incorporated and unincorporated bodies and corporations.
Description | Weighting(%) | |
1. | Partnerships | 10.00 |
2. | Trusts | 10.00 |
3. | Associations | 5.00 |
4. | Incorporation of companies (background, significance, procedure) | 10.00 |
5. | Relations with outsiders | 10.00 |
6. | Membership (including shareholders' rights and minority protection) | 10.00 |
7. | Corporate governance | 15.00 |
8. | Company meetings | 10.00 |
9. | Finance | 10.00 |
10. | External administration | 10.00 |
Text and materials required to be purchased or accessed
ALL textbooks and materials available to be purchased can be sourced from USQ's Online Bookshop (unless otherwise stated). (https://bookshop.usq.edu.au/bookweb/subject.cgi?year=2012&sem=03&subject1=LAW5206)
Please contact us for alternative purchase options from USQ Bookshop. (https://bookshop.usq.edu.au/contact/)
Lipton, P & Herzberg, A 2011, Understanding company law, 16th edn, Lawbook Co, Sydney, New South Wales.
2012, Australian Corporations Legislation, LexisNexis Butterworths/CCH (Vol 1).
Partnership Act 1891 (Qld), Government Printer, Queensland.
Reference materials
Austin, RAP & Ramsay, IM 2010, Ford's principles of corporations law, 14th edn, LexisNexis Butterworths, Chatswood, New South Wales.
(or latest edition - also available online in the LexisNexis AU database, accessible from USQ Library website.) -
Baxt, R, Fletcher, K & Fridman, S 2008, Corporations and associations: cases and materials, 10th edn, LexisNexis Butterworths, Sydney, New South Wales.
Fletcher, KL 2007, The law of partnership in Australia, 9th edn, Lawbook Co, Pyrmont, New South Wales.
Hanrahan, P, Ramsay, I & Stapledon, G, Commercial applications of company law, CCH Australia, North Ryde, New South Wales.
(latest edition required.) -
Krever, R 2011, Mastering law studies and law exam techniques, 7th edn, LexisNexis Butterworths, Chatswood, New South Wales.
Student workload requirements
Activity | Hours |
Assessments | 20.00 |
Directed Study | 39.00 |
Private Study | 106.00 |
Assessment details
Description | Marks out of | Wtg (%) | Due Date | Notes |
ONLINE QUIZ | 100 | 0 | 07 Dec 2012 | |
ASSIGNMENT - PROBLEM-SOLVING | 40 | 40 | 04 Jan 2013 | |
PART A EXAM (MULTI-CHOICE) | 20 | 20 | End S3 | (see note 1) |
PART B EXAM (THEORY) | 40 | 40 | End S3 |
- The examination is scheduled to be held in the end-of-semester examination period. Students will be advised of the official examination date for Exam (Parts A and B) after the timetable has been finalised. The total working time for Exam (Parts A and B) is 2 hours.
Important assessment information
Attendance requirements:
It is the students' responsibility to attend and participate appropriately in all activities (such as lectures, tutorials, laboratories and practical work) scheduled for them, and to study all material provided to them or required to be accessed by them to maximise their chance of meeting the objectives of the course and to be informed of course-related activities and administration. -
Requirements for students to complete each assessment item satisfactorily:
To satisfactorily complete an individual assessment item a student must achieve at least 50% of the marks. (Depending upon the requirements in Statement 4 below, students may not have to satisfactorily complete each assessment item to receive a passing grade in this course.) -
Penalties for late submission of required work:
If students submit assignments after the due date without prior approval of the examiner, then a penalty of 5% of the total marks gained by the student for the assignment may apply for each working day late up to ten working days at which time a mark of zero may be recorded. -
Requirements for student to be awarded a passing grade in the course:
To be assured of receiving a passing grade a student must achieve at least 50% of the total weighted marks available for the course. -
Method used to combine assessment results to attain final grade:
The final grades for students will be assigned on the basis of the aggregate of the weighted marks obtained for each of the summative assessment items in the course. -
Examination information:
This will be an open examination. Candidates may have access to any printed or written material and a calculator during the examination. -
Examination period when Deferred/Supplementary examinations will be held:
Any Deferred or Supplementary examinations for this course will be held during the next examination period. -
University Student Policies:
Students should read the USQ policies: Definitions, Assessment and Student Academic Misconduct to avoid actions which might contravene University policies and practices. These policies can be found at http://policy.usq.edu.au.
Assessment notes
Assignments: (i) The due date for an assignment is the date by which a student must submit the assignment to the USQ. (ii) Students must retain a copy of each assignment submitted for assessment. This must be produced within 24 hours if required by the examiner. (iii) In accordance with university policy, the examiner may grant an extension of the due date of an assignment in extenuating circumstances. (iv) Assignments are to be submitted in the appropriate assignment folders. (v) The examiner will normally only accept assessments that have been written, typed or printed on paper-based media. (vi) The examiner will not accept submission of assignments by facsimile. (vii) Students who do not have regular access to postal services or who are otherwise disadvantaged by these regulations may be given special consideration. They should contact the examiner to negotiate such special arrangements. (viii) In the event that a due date for an assignment falls on a local public holiday in their area, such as a show holiday, the due date for the assignment will be the next day. Students are to note on the assignment cover the date of the public holiday for the examiner's convenience.
Course weightings: Course weightings of topics should not be interpreted as applying to the number of marks allocated to questions testing those topics in an examination paper. The examination may test material already tested in assignments.
Referencing in assignments: Students studying this course as part of a Juris Doctor must use the Australian Guide to Legal Citation (AGLC) style. Students who are not enrolled in the Juris Doctor may use either Harvard (AGPS) or the Australian Guide to Legal Citation (AGLC) in their assignments to format details of the information sources they have cited in their work. For AGLC style guide enquiries, consult the AGLC manual from the USQ Library's referencing guide at http://www.usq.edu.au/library/referencing, or contact the Law librarian. The Harvard (AGPS) style to be used is defined by the USQ Library's referencing guide at http://www.usq.edu.au/library/referencing.
Deferred work: Students who, for medical, family/personal, or employment-related reasons, are unable to complete an assignment or to sit for an examination at the scheduled time may apply to defer an assessment in a course. Such a request must be accompanied by appropriate supporting documentation. One of the following temporary grades may be awarded: IDS (Incomplete - Deferred Examination); IDM (Incomplete Deferred Make-up); IDB (Incomplete - Both Deferred Examination and Deferred Make-up).
Other requirements
Computer, e-mail and Internet access: Students are required to have access to a personal computer, e-mail capabilities and Internet access to UConnect. Current details of computer requirements can be found at http://www.usq.edu.au/current-students/support/computing/hardware.

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Friday, July 24, 2009
More Munggo
Decisions, decisions. Some of them are easy to make, some of them will keep me up at nights, splitting hairs and weighing a mountainous list of pros and cons. Some I actually enjoy deliberating on, some I enjoyed in the beginning but am now losing steam. Some make my forehead pound. Decisions – not a personal strength but something, as an adult I have to make every day. And these days there seems to be more of that than ever!
I'm a Libra you see, and decision-making is not something that comes easily to me. I'm not a huge believer in things zodiac but I can say this, what they claim about Librans being indecisive, and being able to see all sides of a story or question (some sides even purely hypothetical and not very likely), is 100% on the ball when it comes to me. I need to dissect every single possibility and permutation before making a decision...a long and sometimes painful process. This goes for everything from life-changing choices to what I want from a menu!
Thank goodness there are some decisions that I actually enjoy pouring over. Not that I totally abhor decision-making, I understand it comes with that thing called "being a grown up", but it's nice to know that there are some that give me less wrinkled-forehead moments than others.
Like what kind of beans to buy.
These may seem like regular munggo beans (mung beans) to most but they're not. They are actually lighter in color and slightly longer than the common munggo. The reason I know this is because when I saw them at the market they sat side by side with a bag of the usual green, roundish munggo, so the difference was apparent. Plus I eat my weight in munggo every month, so I should have learned something about these beans by now. I found them at the stall of my favourite organic veggie & herb grower at our neighbourhood Saturday market (Gil Carandang at the Salcedo Market – such a treasure trove!). He was busy with another customer so I discussed the merits of the beans with his son. He knew they were a different type but wasn't quite sure of the name – he did mention that he liked them better and they had been having it for dinner. After a few back and forths I decided to buy a small bag full and went away quite pleased with my purchase.
These are the kinds of simple choices that help me de-stress from the bigger more "grown-up" choices we all have to deal with. It may sound trifling but let me tell you, therapy does not get any cheaper than a 250-gram bag of beans.
No recipe for today – I used up various leftover bits for this batch of munggo. I prepared it the same way as I always do, using garlic, onions, tomato, and a combination of smoked and dried-salted fish as the flavorings. Filipino dried-salted fish (daing) is wickedly potent and does wonders in flavouring munggo – you can use dried shrimp (hibe) as well. I added malunggay (moringa) leaves at the last moment.
Happy weekend everyone! I hope you have something nice and relaxing planned :) Me, I will be heading to the market to unwind over some produce related shopping :)
UPDATE 7/26: Thanks to a nice commenter, Bea, I now know what the beans are! They are called tapilan or rice bean and although a relation to munggo, they are not the same. To Manila residents: Bea also sells a wonderful selection of natural, eco-friendly products (lovely soaps and more!) at the Sunday Legazpi market...you can also check out her stuff here.
27 comments:
- Zoe said...
Market shopping is so relaxing for me too. These are lovely, I will pick some up soon!
- Manggy said...
Happy weekend! I like market shopping but I'm on tipid mode right now, heh heh :) (Not to say mung beans are expensive!)
Last week we had an impromptu purchase of bean sprouts and shrimp for pad thai-- just to finish a bag of ho fan. I'm missing those flavors now! - 1:19 AM
- TINTIN said...
Hey, thanks for drop by my blog..I was here to say HELLO!! :)
- maybelles mom said...
always lovely. I bet these beans would be good sprouted.
- ABowlOfMush said...
I must try these, I love mung beans!
- sha said...
hi joey i have not eaten munggo for so long, the asian store in antibes does not carry mung beans.
anyway hello from me we are anchor here in Stromboli, tomorrow to amalfi where I had one of the best flourless cake ever. I will have a bite for you - 4:58 AM
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
Great beans!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Rosa - 5:57 AM
- Anh said...
I gotta learn to appreciate these beans a lot more... Sometime the simple thing can be overlooked in life, huh?
Ay, we Libras and our indecisiveness! I frustrate myself sometimes! Imagine me -- I was born right on the cusp, so I couldn't even decide on which sign to be! ;-)
So how did these mung beans taste? Are they sweeter? Are these the same as the yellow mung beans used in Chinese pastries like hopia? - 1:10 PM
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Zoe! Hope you enjoy them :)
Hi Manggy! Ah, pad thai! Yum! Followed by one of your fabulous desserts? :)
Hi Tintin! Hey there! :)
Hi Maybelle's mom! They are good sprouted! My hubby likes them that way too :)
Hi ABowlofMush! Hope you like it!
Hi Sha! Yes please do!!! Love rich decadent flourless cake! :)
Thanks Rosa! You too!
Hi Anh! True! But we miss them when they are not around so yes we should definitely take the time to appreciate the little things :)
Hi Katrina! Tell me about it! A complaint of all my friends...especially when they are waiting for me to decide what to have for dinner! I don't know if these are the same ones as the hopia ones...the taste wasn't that different. I felt they just held their shape more than their roundish brothers :) - 2:39 PM
- Funkynomadeats said...
Interesting bean! I love it how I'm also discovering new beans and grains each time when we move to a different country. :)
- Bea said...
Joey, this is actually called tapilan, or rice bean. It's a relative of munggo but not the same. Lots of markets in Batangas sell these for php10 a bag..
I got some growing in the garden and ate them a few days ago!
Congrats again - 9:47 PM
- Junglefrog said...
I love market shopping! Which in fact is what we did today for most part of the day... :) I have to confess I have never had mung beans. Don't know why to be honest, but maybe something I should try!
- Adam Wright said...
I love market shopping and I think I will definitely pick some up.
- Andrew said...
Great photo!!!
- Daniela Restrepo said...
Beans rock!
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Funkynomad! One of the best things about travel...discovering new things to eat! :)
Hi Bea! Thanks for the bean info! I will be adding it to the original post :) Ah...another bounty from the mahiwagang garden I see...how do you prepare it? I made it as I would regular munggo...are there other ways to prep it?
Hi Junglefrog! I went today too! :) Hope you do get to try mung beans one of these days :)
Hi Adam! Hope you can find some!
Thanks Andrew!
Hi Daniela! They sure do :) - 3:42 PM
- Midge said...
These look nice. I was thinking of cooking them with bacon and onions for a slightly Occidental-ized monggo guisado.
- Dhanggit said...
I miss market shopping with my late dad, he's the one that roam around for an hour before buying LOL I love munggo whether sprouted or not! yay!!
- Erin said...
Hmm, I wonder if I'd be able to find them here. Hope you had a nice and relaxing weekend!
- Marvin said...
I'm not sure if I've ever seen fresh mung beans here before, just the dried variety. And is munggo the same as balatong? My fam calls them balatong, so maybe it's ilocano, or maybe it's completely different.
- veron said...
Very interesting type of bean, never heard of tapilan before but I'm sure I'll like it as I like munggo!
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Midge! That sounds delicious...I love thinking up of new ways to prepare munggo :)
Hi Dhanggit! I'm sure your market experiences with your dad were wonderful and filled with lots of wisdom...hugs!
Hi Erin! I did! :) Hope you can find them!
Hi Marvin! These are dried as well...why don't you try sprouting them? We did it in grade school (on wet tissue paper) with dried beans and it worked well :) I'm not sure if it's the same as balatong...although some quick searches on the net seems to point in this direction. Well, I'm sure it tastes just as good by any other name :)
Hi Veron! It's very similar so I'm sure you would like it too! - 1:09 PM
- annette said...
i'm sorry,this is off-topic once again. our friendly organic veggie farmer hasn't been delivering veggies because of bad weather. i'm looking to make hainanese chicken this weekend and need another source for organic chicken. other than salcedo market, can you suggest other sources?
thank you sooooo much and cheers. - 5:54 PM
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Annette! The other organic chicken I know of is Pamora which, aside from in Salcedo market, is also sold in Legazpi market and Terry's Selection...hope this helps!
- annette said...
thanks for the reply. :) will check out terry's. planning to poach chicken and experts say only organic chicken will do.
thanks again and happy weekend. :) - 4:37 PM
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Annette! You're very welcome and hope it helped!


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I would like to hear some opinions whether Sot is back as a major contender. She struggled most of last year, had a lackluster GP season this year, didn't make the GP final, didn't win Russian nationals like she usually does, and suddenly at Europeans is within a point of Kostner. Is she back as a major contender for the podium at Worlds, Sochi?
Kostner shouldn't be able to make up point on Sotnikova in spinning, because Sotnikova is 2x the spinner than Kostner could ever hope to be. In PCS, yes, maybe, but Kostner tends to telegraph her harder jumps (Lutz and Flip, for example) while skaters like Sotnikova have transitions into those harder jumps. She has no reliable 3/3, unlike the Russians.
What Sotnikova lacks is consistency. She didn't fall at Euros, but she still popped that flip (which cost her the win) and those are the types of errors that make it easier for the judges to justify placing a veteran over a newbie at major competitions. Kostner can spin better than Tuktamysheva, but Eliza is 5x the jumper Kostner is and it will really depend on whether she can get through the short program without an error, IRT how well she is positioned going into the FS.
The PCS inflation that goes on can only be justified to a certain extent. So far the judges have been able to justify it with the errors competitors have been making in the ssame competition (Asada's win at NHK), but if the field is relatively clean and consistent it will be hard to place Kostner over the Russians, nevermind her tactic is working against her since it is forcing the judges to throw high scores out to technically inferior programs - similar to what happened in 2009-10 with the men when the quad was an endangered species.
Hard to say, because Asada was given wins for really ridiculously bad programs this season and others beating her could have changed who even competed at GPF...
So, no one can realistically answer that question.
Plus, if Lipnitskaya had not gotten injured she probably would have taken the final, anyways.
Well, there are many who thought Slutskaya should have won that worlds (and the Olympics, definitely given Sarah Hughe's inability to rotate even half of her jumps fully), so many could care less how well Michelle Kwan "appeared" to skate at 2001 Worlds.
Part of the reason why Michelle Kwan won was the same reasons people are using to justify Asada and Kostner's wins.
I think people are losing sight of the fact that figure skating actually IS a sport. And for that, I've had a change of heart in the past weeks/months of reading this stuff.
I hope the IJS starts rewarding jumps more, adding bonuses to 3/3 combinations, etc. It will combat the PCS inflation of veteran skaters (and National champions of influential nations) and reward those who are pushing the envelop in a more sports[wo]manlike way.
i dont think Asada's this season programs was bad, enjoy to see
But, she continue to win by strong in pcs and low tes score
so I wonder in worlds, she meet with Kostner and yuna, what will happen...
Last edited by venlac; 02-05-2013 at 02:36 PM.
Kim will beat Asada in PCS and Kostner will atleast match her, so if Mao comes out doing only 3 or 4 clean triples she will get her butt kicked. She is not going to be able to rely on some big PCS edge to overcome technical inferiority vs those two like she does vs say Suzuki, not a chance. Even the Russians with their recent improvement, and Wagner if she works her butt off after an embarassing last 2 free skates, will beat her if she continues with what she has done this season so far.
I'm not sure what you meant? Kwan landed 3L/3T-3T(slightly UR)/3Z-2T/3S/3F/2A/3Z... in one of her best programs. Slutskaya had excellent technical content but lost 7-2 to Michelle because she two-footed her under-rotated 3Z-3L, and under-rotated her 3S-3L, but still a very ambitious program. With Asada/Kostner the opposite is happening... a skater with more triples will end up losing or placing only 1 or 2 points ahead in the FS in spite of Asada/Kostner making errors, thanks to PCS disadvantage. At least when Kwan has done poorly (for her) and lands only 4 or 5 triples, she would actually lose to skaters who complete 6 or 7.
For the last two seasons, Kostner's PCS have been 5-6 points higher than Mao's in the LP alone.
For the current season best, Kostner's PCS is 4 points higher than Mao's in the LP alone.
I say if Kostner is anywhere near clean, she will have at least a triple jump advantage over Mao's.
Kim and Kostner's PCS will have much smaller gap than these two and Mao's.
I predicted Mao would have to out jump these two to place above them.
Huh? What? Que?
Based on the GP series, Mao, even with a lost to Suzuki in NHK and a lost to Lipnikskaya, would have made the final. The skaters wouldn't have changed.
Based on the skating in the GPF, Mao would have won in any system. Lipnikskaya would have been destroyed there and probably wouldn't even make Russian National.
Only reason I'd say that Yuna won't have higher PCS than Mao or Carolina:She has no federation support at all! However, she seems to be capable of getting high TES and PCS Younger skaters are only capable of getting high TES, whereas older skaters get high PCS, but not TES.
Not all get that Olympic title bonus but I can see Yu na getting that bonus because she was actually the top skater (along with Mao) at the time.


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Game 1 of the 2012 World Series brought San Francisco Playoff Fever to a new level. Considering it was the second time in World Series history that 3 Cy Young Award winners pitched in the same game and Pablo Sandoval tied the WS record with 3 home runs in the game San Franciscans had a reason to celebrate.
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Item#: 041231
This rug keeps a low profile--which is just part of its personality and beauty! Made on a loom and finished by hand, it's hand-spun art silk, which lends to its unique look. Multi-hued flecks of color add to this rug's exotic allure.
To prolong the beauty of your new rug, please follow these simple instructions:
- The use of our Comfort rug pad (049149) is recommended to preserve the rug's appearance and to prevent it from slipping. The pad should be about an inch smaller than the rug (not including the fringe area) so that the pad will not show.
- Vacuum lightly once a week. We recommend an upright vacuum with the beater bar raised to the highest setting. Also, vacuum underside of the rug where dirt can reside. Rotate rug periodically to ensure even wear, particularly in high traffic areas of the home. Avoid exposure to sunlight and/or heat.
- Blot up (do not rub) spills immediately with a clean white absorbent cloth, working the stain toward the center (rubbing can alter the rug's texture). Do not apply stain repellent treatments that contain silicone; they tend to accelerate soiling. For spot-cleaning methods, see care instructions in our use and care manual.