Bakdes

Playing On My Way - alan Walker

HAII GAISS!!

I want to tell you about my experience. Its is about Bakdes or Bakti Desa.
Bakti Desa is activities like we lifes in the village and we stay in the foster parents and we help they activities like farming, fishing, sell they product on the market and another.

We have the team on bakdes activites. In the one of team there is 3 until 4 people. I have made team with Figlia, Nadira, and Helena. We spend a lot of time together in 3 days. Our foster parents call Miss Yuli and we ussualy say Mami Yuli.

In the first day in Desa Cibeureum we spend it in Balai Desa Cibeureum. We are briefed about the schedule on three days latter. After that we came into the house we lifes in. Our foster parent is so poline, so good, and so kind to us.

All day, all time we just eat and eat and eat. First Mamih Yuli haves a big family and theres family lives beside the Mamih Yuli house. And the surprise is my team and Amara's team is on the same family like us. And the surprise again we have to take a shower alternatly with 14 people from 2 home.

In the second day we  help the foster parents to farming on the top of mountain. We farming with the another people to. We saw a mother farming and we teached how to be farming with the good steps. In the afternoon we heald a Bazzar Gratis for the people. We share our clothes and another. After that we spend the night to share the sembako in that village.

In the last day we take a photo with our foster parents and we make a memoryable good bye with our foster parents. We say a lot of thankyou for there family, and we turn back in our reality

Bloods Falls

The waterfall was first discovered by Australian geologist Griffith Taylor in 1911. Initially, the strange color of the waterfall was believed to be due to red algae.

In 2003, almost 100 years after Taylor discovered the waterfall, the researchers theorized that the red color was caused by oxidation of iron and water which might have originated from underground saltwater lakes.

Researchers from the University of Alaska Fairbanks and Colorado College finally confirmed the oxidation in a study published this week in the Journal of Glaciology.

Quoted from Sfgate, Monday (1/5/2017), using echolocation (echolocation) to track the flow of water, researchers found a 5 million-year-old lake under Taylor Glacier. According to scientists, when lake water comes out to the surface, salt water is oxidized when in contact with air.

Even more surprising, the water is still in the form of liquid even though it is inside a frozen glacier.

"Taylor Glacier is currently the coldest glacier whose water flows continuously," said co-author Christina Carr.

Reported by National Geographic, the lake below the glacier has a very salty consistency. Because salt water has a freezing point lower than pure water and releases heat when it freezes, it melts ice and allows the river to flow.

This makes glaciers support the flow of water. In addition Taylor Glacier is also the coldest glacier on Earth with water that is always flowing.

The study also measured the amount of iron-rich salt water in river water. Based on research, the salt water content increases when approaching the waterfall.

Recommendation Letter

From :

Tiara Nadita
Facility of Medicine
Universitas Padjajaran
Jl. Raya Bandung Sumedang, Hegarmanah,
Jatinangor, Kabupaten Sumedang, Jawa Barat 45363
Maret 2019

To:
Mr. Draco Malfoy
DeanUniversitas Padjajaran
Bandung -- 23056
5th May 2019

Dear Mr. Fantano,

It's my absolute pleasure to recommend Syifa Savira for a scholarship in Universitas Padjajaran. I am Syifa's headteacher at SMAN 3 Bandung for three years, and she's a wonderful student. I really enjoyed my time teaching her in this school.
Syifa Savira is very optimistic and diligent. She really likes to take notes during her studies, which results in her excellence in academics. Not to mention that she often helps her friends for studying, so that everyone can benefit from her excellence. She's truly an inspiration for others. Despite her shyness, I am amazed for her achievements throughout these years.

Without a doubt, I wholeheartedly recommend Syifa Savira for a scholarship in your school. As a hardworking and all-around great person, I believe she will be a great addition to your school. She's been passionate about going to Universitas Padjajaran as well, so this will be very beneficial for you and Alfina both.

Feel free to contact me at sman3bdg@sch.id should you like to discuss Syifa Savira qualifications and experience further. I'd be happy to expand on my recommendations.

Best wishes,
Tiara Nadita
SMAN 3 Bandung