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Wednesday, April 9, 2014

NU12 #4 from Miss Bricks: Spentrep AGSB de la Costa What pisses you off at the school? What must be done?


What pisses you off at the school? What must be done?

 am assuming the system issue during enrollment has been raised so many times by the students so I will discuss a different concern.

I had a few instances where I experienced before that I was so ready to enroll a subject but the system didn't allow me because there was at that time, a pre-requisite subject I have to complete first before taking that subject. I thought it was just a system glitch or an issue with the system so I raised the concern. And I was told that it is not a system glitch and I should take the subject first before enrolling the subject I prefer that time and so I went back online to register for that class, just to feel upset afterwards because there were no available slots for that class anymore. Frustrating right? A student might have planned on the number of years he/ she has to spend in graduate school since there is a "residency rule" to be followed, but then because of lack of information, being provided by the school to the students, on the proper flow of subjects to be taken, he / she will be delayed.

What must be done to solve this concern?
-Properly update the curriculum flow provided on the website, showing the correct order of subjects to be taken by a student or indicate whether a subject has a pre-requisite or not.
-Indicate also whether a subject is offered every term or not.

Another annoying issue:
-There are only some computer units in the library (Computer Section to be specific)  which will enable you to insert your flash drive and save your work. Not all the units are flash-drive ready.  I finished all my research for a paper so I thought I'll just polish it at home but by the time I inserted my flash drive to save my work, I couldn't save it. Argh! What if it is for a presentation and the all the flash-drive capable units are being used?
Suggestion to solve:
-Put a sign that these units in this area are not available if you'll save your work on a flash drive so the students would be aware which one to use.

Another annoying issue: Sockets not working
Most of the sockets installed in the library are not working especially the ones near the tables.
Solution: Ensure all the sockets are working.

Another annoying issue: Not well-lighted, causes eye strain
-A section in the library not well-lighted, unfavorable in reading books or other materials
Solution: For me, a library is the best place to enrich one's knowledge so install a proper lighting conducive for reading.  4

NU#3 from Miss Bricks Spentrep AGSB de la Costa Serendipity Walk


Serendipity walk- List down as many business opportunities you can think of in a busy street.

1.      Flying cars for lease so we can avoid being stuck in traffic.
2.      Bikes or electric scooter for rent
3.  I was with my cousin and her friends (they are all deaf) when I thought of this idea. I know some of the sign language but I couldn't understand everything they are talking about because their hands are so fast so I thought, is there a device been invented to translate a sign language into a spoken language and vice-versa, so that bus drivers or people around them can understand what they are trying to say.
4.       
5.      Something that would suck the smoke emitted from vehicles, converting these into energies, maybe electric, to run these transportation vehicles.
6.      Vending machines which will dispense cooked food like fries, burger, sandwich, pasta, fried chicken while waiting for the bus or any other transportation vehicle.
7.      Charging station for mobile phones and other gadgets
8.      Café
9.      Convenience Store
10.  Fast-food chain
11.  Restaurant or a small eatery
12.  A kiosk or a stall selling beverages and wraps (ex. Chicken wrap, tuna wrap)
13.  A kiosk selling different kinds of dimsum, dumplings, siopao, gulaman and etc
14.  A burger or a hotdog food stand
15.  A small store selling e-load or load cards
16.  Barber shop
17.  Salon and a spa
18.  Bookstore
19.  Pawnshop
20.  Ice cream and other dessert kiosk
21.  A small food joint selling delicious, nutritious and healthy soup  4

11th NU12 by Carlo Senica Spentrep AGSB de la Costa: Digital ID

11th NU12 Topic: Digital ID
Are you tired of bringing a lot of different Identification cards going to work? School?
Do you often misplaced your government issued IDs? (Like: PRC license, Driver's License, SSS ID, GSIS ID, Philhealth ID, HDMF ID)
Why don't we have a unified digital ID?
ID that can be changed automatically when you needed the most.
Just swipe left or right to view your selected ID, then press lock button.
Features of Digital ID:
1.      Made from LCD, size of common plastic ID.
2.      Thin. Light. Scratch proof. Wallet sized. Wearable. Touchscreen
3.      For Government IDs, Data will be maintained by the government. (password protected)
a.      For security purposes only authorized government can load, edit, and delete data.
4.      For Private IDs, Data will be maintained by the authorized IT personnel. (password protected)
a.      For security purposes only authorized IT personnel can load, edit, and delete data.
5.      All loaded data will be automatically synced to NSO (thru wifi)
a.      Can create & view your account online (at NSO website – password protected)
6.      If digital ID is lost, NSO's customer service can wipe-out all personal data.
7.      Rechargeable, battery to lasts up 10 – 12 hours.  4  (inspired by Day 1 exercise?)
Senica, Carlo Phillip
SPENTREP - S09  4

NU 12 submitted by Grace Agustin MM Spentrep AGSB de la Costa - using Euro compliant fuel

NU 12Move for Cleaner Environment
I always do my diesel fuel up with the big 3 gasoline stations (Shell, Petron, Caltex), though independent stations are lower in prices, but for me the big 3 is more reliable and have a cleaner fuel than any other players.  Since last year I already heard of the Unioil's Euro IV Fuel Compliant, my husband convinced me to try the Euro IV Diesel.  The idea that I have to switch product did not appear enticing to me, so I stick to what I'm currently using.
It was during one of those weekends on our way to visit my mother in Cavite area that changes my fuelling up habit and make a move in contributing to a cleaner environment.  During that time, while travelling along the Emilio Aguinaldo Hi-way the fuel gauge falls below the usual ¼ reading which I should normally be fuelling up.  Along EA hi-way I know that there are many stations I can select especially the big 3, but while driving I made a decision that it is true I cannot give up using my vehicle as me and my family's means of transportation but I need to contribute something better somehow.  I pull over into the Unioil's station and have a diesel full tank before I changed my mind.  While fuelling up I let the station boy discussed to me the advantages of using the Euro-IV diesel, some points I already know but others I still need to confirm if it's true.  Upon arriving at my mother's house, the first thing I did was researched about the Euro IV diesel, to support my conviction that I made a right choice. And here's what I found out…
Unioil's new fuel is rolling out a full three years ahead of the mandated Euro IV-capable fuels in 2016 as mandated by the national government, which should be sold exclusively by all petroleum and fuel retailers in lieu of older Euro II fuels.  So what's so special about Unioil's diesel?
Ø  Dubbed Euro Diesel IV, it is the only diesel fuel that is Euro IV-certified.
Ø  Euro IV fuels are cleaner, have lower sulphur content and, crucially, emit only 50 parts per million of sulphur. A reduction of 90 percent compared to the current 500 parts per million, to between 20 and 30 parts per million offered by Unioil.
Ø  Other noxious gases and particulates from exhaust emissions were reduced by as much as 83 percent.
Ø  Far less dark exhaust emissions
Ø  Engine will last longer and other engine components like filter, catalytic converter and the like.
Ø  Euro Diesel IV also has a higher cetane rating (a measure of diesel fuel's burn and ignition quality), which contributes to be more fuel-efficient, offer quieter and less vibration-prone engine operation, offer better cold-start performance (the vast majority of when engines emit the most pollution and are inefficient), emit less dark smoke on a cold start.
Ø  It also has special lubricating additives to protect engines, specifically CRDi and turbocharged injection systems, making it a good match for today's new breed of efficient and highly powerful diesel engines, with a good bias to performance.
Ø  Can mix Euro Diesel IV with other diesel fuel types and encounter no problems, as well as on diesel vehicles older than 2006 models.
Ø  Source:  http://business.inquirer.net;  commentary by Patrick Everett Tadeo
I am not promoting Unioil here; right now Unioil and Seaoil are the ones distributing a Euro IV compliant fuel both diesel and gasoline.  What I'm after is the idea that somehow I am able to contribute even a little effort to reduce pollution in the environment.  It is almost a month now that I used Euro IV diesel, but it's not that convenient to me because I have to re-route just to fuel up, no Unioil stations near to my house and to places I usually travel.  I always check my fuel gauge and now I include visit to Unioil in my itinerary not like before that I can refuel when the need arises.  I even have a copy of Unioil's branches in my phone, just a risk measure if we want to travel out of town; I know where to fuel up.
I just hope the big 3 will follow soon not waiting for the national government mandate of Euro-IV compliant by 2016.  The environment had suffered much; it's time to exert effort to save it!  (3)  <better magcommute>

NU12, New Spending Habit, Grace Agustin MM Spentrep AGSB H de la Costa

NU 12New Spending Habit  (Credit Card Use Strategy)
            Credit cards for others may find it a burden but it's the other way around for me.  Starting this year I find it advantageous to use my credit cards as medium for my spending, and I even gain a profit from using it, contradicting from a common connotation that you will have a credit by using a credit card.  Here's what I did to maximized and utilized my credit card effectively.
            First, it is important that I know my billing statement cycle. From this I was able to calendar my big purchases for me to pay it for next month and to hold the money intended for buying it to other things.  Second, if I can avail of a 0% (zero percent) installment basis (maximum of 6 months) for a certain purchase, I grab it.  Third, using credit cards entitles me to earn points and food vouchers which I use during our mall visits, my "pasalubong" when visiting relatives, and share it with friends.  Lastly, when its pay time, it should be pay time!  I settle my whole balance for the current month to prevent the finance charge from occurring.  Why then I opted to use my credit card if I still pay the whole balance when the billing statement arrives?  The answer is I used the money for my private lending business for individuals, instead of cash spending I used credit cards so that I have something to lend for my loaners.  The profit I gain  from lending is not that really big but the idea is why not grab the opportunity given by somebody to use their money for spending (credit cards) then paying them on time to avoid finance charges while your own money is working for you.  3

12th NU12 Topic: Deodorizer and Insect repellant in one by Carlo Senica - Spentrep AGSB de la Costa

12th NU12 Topic: Deodorizer and Insect repellant in one
Dengue is a growing concern nowadays, seriously it kills!
The concept of this new idea is to act as a deodorizer and as an insect repellant as well.
Imagine the deodorizer that kills foul odor, repel insects, and does not leave you with a strong odor.
The product can be attached everywhere, in your home, car, office, refrigerator, shoe stand, window, underneath your bed, as in everywhere.
It will come in various scent, color, design, size, etc...3

Senica, Carlo Phillip
SPENTREP - S09 

NU12 - Serendipity Walk in Cainta (by JU Spentrep)

Serendipity Walk

A recent stroll in the heart of the busy streets in Cainta opened my eyes on the many opportunities that my city can offer. Cainta, being one of the most urbanized towns in Rizal due to its proximity to Manila, serves as one of the main gateways for travelers to the province of Rizal.

1. Laundry shop for a cause - Regular laundry shop may schedule free dry cleaning or ironing of coat for unemployed Cainta residents who have a scheduled job interview. This can create a buzz and may bring good publicity to the laundry shop. This initiative signifies support to the local government's focus on job-generating opportunities and projects. 
2. Promote delicacy store - Uploading of pictures of Aling Kika's Kakanin and other delicacy stores in our Facebook and other social networking sites help spread to our network that we have good products to try when they visit. 
3. Umbrellas for rent in local convenience stores--residents may be allowed to borrow umbrella by leaving any government-issued ID or by paying a minimal cost
4. Be-your-own-foreman - lending of construction materials (hammer, screw driver, saw, etc.) at a minimal cost by construction hardwares to families whose main man of the house is working abroad or in nearby cities
5. Cainta River Cruise - A 3- or 5-year program that encourages residents to take care of the river for future job creation (e.g. cruise to foreign guests; cruise can offer a whole new way to see an exotic locale)
6. Rent Some Chicks - A regular pet store may offer a rent scheme at a cost to families who wanted to experience having farm fresh eggs in their backyard; to be rented: 2 hens, coop, accessories, food, etc.); target market: residents in private subdivisions and villages

These ideas may be revisited and fleshed out in future. 3 by JU?

NU12, by Grace Agustin MM AGSB H de la Costa - wha pisses you off at the mallt

NU 12What pisses you off at the mall? What do you suggest?
            There is one thing that really pisses me off upon entering at the mall (especially at SM Malls), it's the way how checking and scanning of bags (security checks) were done.  The stationed guard on duty will request you to put your bag on the table and inspect manually using a wooden stick like device. With the help of that "stick", the guard will check on the things inside for seconds and then you will be allowed to enter if they cannot see visible harmful things inside the bag.   How about pockets? Checking is only done on the main compartment of the bag.  I think this system seems to me old-fashioned and a waste of time.  People queuing for their bags to be checked, but still many incidents of robbery are still happening inside the mall.  Even committing suicide and murder using gun happened in the mall.
I get so irritated often times, I questioned the security guards why they always require for the bags to be opened and used their "magical stick" for checking; why not use the handheld metal detector on their waist to make it faster?  Their reply was it's because the handheld metal detector devices cannot check accurately metal objects in the bag. The country's biggest mall operator cannot even provide a better security check aside from a handheld metal detector and a stick for security inspections???  Thousands of mall goers shops everyday but still they are not very serious on providing security for their customers, why only handheld metal detector, how about the explosives?
Why not utilize a more sophisticated scanner for security checks to ensure safety among mall goers.  A scanner with a conveyor perhaps, so that bags can pass through that device and a scanner for human, for any harmful objects that might be attached on the human body.  I know it's very costly compared to what they are using right now but in doing business, owners should give priority to the safety and security of its customers.  <or like what they use in airports>
                           

Sunday, March 16, 2014

NU 12 by FRancis Butiong - Wake up Pillow

Francis Matt Antonio Butiong
Prof. Jorge Saguinsin
ENTREP
NU12 # 2
Background
People sometimes have a hard time sleeping and waking up in the morning. I know that there are a lot of products that help us with those problems but they all come separately.
Product
A pillow that lulls you to sleep and wakes you up in the morning
Why not make devices such as alarm clocks, lullaby-playing devices, vibrating beds, etc. even more personal and literally close to you? Imagine a pillow that is just incredibly comfortable, that plays soothing music to help you sleep and releases non-toxic chemicals that help you fall asleep, and at the same time, wakes you up like there's no tomorrow. Thinking of throwing the pillow away because of how annoying it is when it wakes you up? Why throw it away when it's just so irresistibly comfortable? There's a function that makes you set the alarm. Just like an alarm clock, but better. Even if you keep snoozing the alarm, it will keep alarming unless you actually stand up and walk away. It has a pressure sensitive indicator that triggers the alarm when your head applies pressure to it.  3

NU 12 by Francis Butiong Calorie counter in kitchen ware

Francis Matt Antonio Butiong
Prof. Jorge Saguinsin
ENTREP
NU12 # 1
Background
I know I'm right when I say that everyone, meaning, the human race, wants to be fit and to stay fit. Every one of us struggles to control our weight. People enroll at gyms; do physical activities such as biking, surfing, running, etc. to lose unwanted fat and at the same time to be healthy. People usually have a hard time keeping count of the calorie intake for the day. In the Philippines, our diet consists of pork, chicken, beef, seafood, rice, and of course, more pork. A lot of us struggle to watch our calorie intake.
I was talking to a friend of mine about fitness and weight loss. And then we talked about how much calories a person needs. Then she came up with the idea; what if everyday items such as pots and pans, utensils, and other things you can use that can count the calories for you?
Apparently, there's an app that you can download that comes with a gadget that lets you identify the ingredients that a dish has. Now, take that technology and somehow, identify the ingredients, measure the amount of each ingredient used, and at the same time give the calorie count for each. And what a better way to do that with pots and pans, food containers, and something that you can bring with you anywhere.
Product
Kitchenware and a pen that count the calories for you.4
Innovation
Imagine preparing food for your family using a frying pan that tells you how much calories are already in the food you're preparing. And while on the go, a pen that you stick inside food and counts the calories for you. With this kind of product, people won't have a hard time assuming their calorie intake when there's physical device that does it for them. People will start to get healthy and fit.

Monday, February 24, 2014

Grace Agustin NU12 - Serendipity Walk

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NU 12Serendipity walk – take a walk along a busy street near you. List down as many business opportunities you can think of. Just list down.
After walking with my son on a 4-kilometer busy street within Paranaque area, I thought it is so saturated that I cannot suggest for a possible business but I'm wrong, below is the list: 3
Event Organizer Business
KTV Bar Franchise
Tutoring Business
Fitness and gym franchise
Restaurant franchise for Middle class customers
Coffee shop franchise (i.e. coffee bean, J.CO, Gloria Maris coffee shop) to compete with Starbucks
Accounting & Bookkeeping services
Trade business
Car Spare Parts / Car Auto Supply
Day Care Center
Supermarket Store (to compete with Puregold)
Wines & Liquors Store
Computer Sales and Rentals
Rice distribution/dealership

Wednesday, February 12, 2014

NU 12 Idea Entry #4 by Rocky Gabatin



There is a current hype in transitions lens nowadays, also called as photochromic lens. Basically, these are eyeglasses that have clear lenses when in the dark or dimly-lit area and change into a pair of sunglasses when there is adequate lighting or when exposed to direct sunlight. Of course, this is not new if it used on typical eyeglasses. But what if it is applied on car wind shields? This practically solves the need for car tinting, and this is especially cool on luxury cars or sports cars; but more importantly, it protects drivers and passengers from harmful UV rays without compromising night-time visibility from normal car tints. 3


NU 12 Idea Entry Conduction sticker 2 by Rocky Gabatin





Despite the fact that the MMDA included the conduction sticker number as part of the Number Coding Scheme, this has only been implemented more strictly in less than 2 years. Along with this stricter implementation is the requirement to put the conduction sticker number as plate numbers for registered cars that are yet to receive the official vehicle plates.

The problem is there is no standard for this, so motorist go about their own style to abide by the rule. Some car dealers print out the conduction number on a paper and laminate the paper to "protect" it from disintegrating when exposed to weather conditions. However, this "protection" is not enough, as I have seen blurred out numbers from even slight drizzle. There are also some methods such as penning the number with a marker on the default, temporary plates of newly purchased vehicles. The problem with this is it is too small to be read.

The solution: All Land Transportation Offices should provide a standard temporary plate with the conduction sticker number of the vehicle upon its release to the respective dealers. Alternatively, LTO and MMDA can mandate car dealers to develop its own temporary plates following a standard format and material.

This will help law enforcers in enforcing the law. More importantly, this will also likely to tap businesses that can service this. Suppliers would be more than happy to bid to LTO or to car dealers--bolstering local micro-enterprises. 3.5  (raket ni VT, shooting mate ni Prez)

NU12 - 1: The Saving Mindset (Jen Ursua)

New Attitude / Paradigm
When we get a hold of money either from a windfall or simply from our regular monthly income, we tend to immediately think of ways to spend it rather than save it. This Spending Mindset has always been a problem and is even synonymous to Earning Money.
Early this year, some of the New Year's resolutions that are posted in social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter are promises of conscious budgeting and wishlists of items that one wants but may not need. And so I wonder, how many of these people are actually planning to set a budget to save and not to spend?
Most Filipinos know the different ways on how to save and reduce expenses. But many also feel that they are missing out on something by cutting back on spending. Advertisers in the Philippines have succeeded in convincing people that lives are more miserable or less fun by not purchasing certain products and services, hence, people always tend to save to spend for these.
I believe that while we're still at the first quarter of the year, we must cultivate a culture of saving thru a campaign on The Saving Mindset which focuses on saving to invest and not to spend. The best way to change one's mindset is by learning to take pride in actually saving money. Sure we can have a some guilty pleasures but generally, we need to make saving something that we almost want to boast about.
As I am part of the average income earners, I'd like to start influencing people around me to enjoy working hard and see work not just as a way to get money to spend but also to save money and the fun challenge of growing it. After all, we cannot work for our entire lifetime. And while our bodies are still able to absorb the stress and physical toll that comes from working 8 hours a day (sometimes more), we must think of saving and investing for our future.
A financially healthy employee is a productive employee. We must start our journey to financial wellness now! 3

10th NU12 by Carlo SenicaTopic: The Filipino Dialect Translator Apps

10th NU12 Topic: The Filipino Dialect Translator
Summer is fast approaching!  It's the time where we go places, spend time with families & friends, explore & be one with nature, and see the beauty of our country. But one (1) dilemma I have is how to communicate with the people on those different places. I only knew three (3) Filipino dialects: Tagalog, Waray, & Ilocano. As for the Waray & Ilocano dialect I can say that I'm only 10-15% familiar and don't know how to speak but only understand some words.  
Did you know that there are more than 175 languages being used here in the Philippines? Here are some popular Filipino dialects which you might know: Tagalog, Cebuano, Kapampangan, Tausug, Waray, Ilocano, Chavacano, Hiligaynon (Ilonggo), etc…  
The idea is to create a mobile app that provides an accurate translation of these different dialects.
 Features of the app:
1.       Provides accurate translation
2.       Comes in a user-friendly interface. Example: drop-down option to choose and equate one dialect to another
3.       Showcase the tourist spots of that area and/or province that uses the chosen dialect
4.       Includes vicinity map
5.       Provides information and online reviews on where to eat, where to book hotels, and what are the famous "pasalubong" and its cost.  4
Senica, Carlo Phillip
SPENTREP - S09

Mahusay.  Maraming New Ideas.

Friday, February 7, 2014

6th NU12 Topic: reNEWed Attitude dumping trashbins everywhere

6th NU12 Topic: reNEWed Attitude

What's the major cause of a flood here in Metro Manila?
Yes! It's the clogged drainages!
Instead of de-clogging the drainages during the time of a storm or even before the wet season, why don't we renewed our Filipino attitude / habit with regards our rubbish?
Most of us are lazy in throwing our garbage in the trash bins, or even simply placing it first in our pockets when there's no available trash bins especially with the small candy wrappers, papers, plastics, etc… Why? Because we don't want to place any unwanted trashes in our pockets, we don't want to carry rubbish, there's no trash bins, or we just don't care about it.
The solution/idea is to place many (as in many) trash bins in our neighborhoods, villages, side streets, houses, offices, establishments, tourist spots etc… This sounds funny and expensive, but this will save us from future floods (which is more expensive) and will eventually build the habit of throwing thrashes in the bins.   3
Senica, Carlo Phillip
SPENTREP - S09

<ang sipag;  very prolific>

7th NU12 Topic: The Missalette App by Carlo Senica

7th NU12 Topic: The Missalette App

Have you ever attended a mass where you can't see what's on the screen projector? Either you're a near-sighted or just simply can't see the texts. Then you tried looking for a printed missalette to guide you during the mass, but there's none on the missalette box.
Solution: The Missalette App
Features of this app:
1.       Updated daily – will be maintained by any devotee
2.       Written in English & Tagalog
3.       Downloadable files - so no need to stay online while using the missalette app, and while attending the mass
4.       Contains church songs
5.       Contains church prayers
6.       Contains bible – with insights for some important verses
7.       Church can send messages to the subscribers
8.       Available for all types of mobile & tablet's operating systems (like iOS, android, Symbian, windows mobile, BB app)
Benefits:
1.       Full participation for churchgoers.
2.       Disabled persons can still feel they're within the mass, by just watching on TV and using the app to participate in the responses. Or by just reading the missalette itself.
3.       Saves the environment by less usage of papers
4.       On-the-go persons can still read the bible & say their prayers using the app while on traffic or with their spare time.
5.       Church can easily relay their messages to the people.  4
Senica, Carlo Phillip
SPENTREP - S09

Tuesday, January 28, 2014

2nd NU12 Spentrep: e-Carpooling by Carlo Senica


2nd NU12 Topic: e-Carpooling
Carpooling is common means of transportation; it is also called as car-sharing, ride-sharing, and/or lift-sharing. Carpooling is the sharing of car journeys merely travelling in almost the same destination so that more than one person travels in a car.
Benefits of carpooling:
1.      Reduces driver's cost (by sharing of gas, & toll fee)
2.      Reduces traffic congestion
3.      Saves environment (reduces carbon footprint)
4.      Need of a parking space
5.      Convenience for passengers/commuters
6.      Safety among the group (esp. when the group knows each other)
Mostly, carpooling are being present to family members, friends, neighbors, and officemates. The chance of being part in a carpool is, if you have a family member/friend/neighbor/officemate that has his own car and willing to offer you the available seat in his car. So this carpooling is not being offered to all commuters. Also, drivers who have less acquaintances cannot max out his car's seating capacity.
What is e-Carpooling?
It'll be a tool (a website for easy access to everyone) that will bridge passengers who prefers to ride in a carpool for his/her day-to-day means of transportation and drivers who wants to ensure that every time he roll out his car out his garage maximizes his earnings thru a full & secured seating capacity.
How it works?
Drivers to register their personal data (for safety purposes) in the website, then car type, seating capacity, and target pick-up point and point of destination (like Makati, Ortigas, Cubao, Eastwood, etc...).
Then on the website will reflect the available carpool per pick-up point, destination, and fare.
Lastly, interested passengers will book their preferred carpool either on a per annum basis, quarterly, weekly, or just for one day. Passengers will also have to register their personal data for safety purposes as well. 3.5 (mas maganda apps?

Senica, Carlo Phillip
SPENTREP - S09

NU12 by Carlo Senica Spentrep Lie Detector Test for Candidates

3rd NU12 Topic: Lie Detector Test During Campaign Period

How can we stop corruption here in the Philippines? How can we detect candidates running in public position with hidden motives? Do you vote based on someone's popularity? Do you vote for an actor? Or someone who's roots is also in government?

Proposed Solution:
During campaign period, each candidate must undergo a lie detector test. There'll be public events (like a debate, Q&A portion, and etc…) where each candidate needs to attend and must be seated in a lie detector test chair. This will help determine their sincerity to the public, or even better scare them off from running in the public seat.      3


Hmm sounds good but not feasible   They will cry violation of human rights, especially the incumbent who will invoke parliamentary privilege
Senica, Carlo Phillip
SPENTREP - S09

NU 12 by Carlo Senica : Unified MRT, LRT & Bus Card

4th NU12 Topic: Unified MRT, LRT & Bus Card

Singapore's EZ link or Hong Kong's Octopus card?

I'll bet either of the two transport system is best to be applied in the Philippines.
Best features of these unified card system:

What will be the benefits if applied in Philippines:
- Applicable in all of their MRT lines, no need to exit from one MRT line to transfer into another (due to interconnected MRT lines), no need to buy new ticket/card when transferring to other MRT lines.
- One card system for our MRT & LRT lines, only one (1) card to maintain, less hassle by not frequently falling in line to purchase a new card when transferring from MRT to LRT or vice versa (esp. when you're holding only a single journey ticket)
     
- Applicable also in their buses, same rate charges
- Unified rates / no overpricing (esp. when you're not familiar with the area you're going in), no bus collector that keeps on moving around (esp. when the bus is full)
*Still with an option of not using the unified card in the buses

- Can be used in convenience stores
- Can be used as back-up money for purchases in the convenience stores esp. when you are saving your cash.

- Easily reloadable / Easy monitoring (with mobile app)
- This one card system will also come up with a mobile app for easy monitoring of the card balances, MRT & LRT stations, and with an option of online card e-loading thru credit card payment.

3
Senica, Carlo Phillip
SPENTREP - S09