Aspiration Day!

Hello guys! Welcome back to my blog! How are you today? Here, I wanna tell u about the school event, Aspiration Day! But i didn't have time to come to the event because my mother was sick at the time. Sooo.. in this time i just want to tell you what is 'Aspiration Day'?

This event is a "Perwakilan Kelas 3" program,  where we can freely provide aspirations about SMAN 3 in the future. This event was held at Friday, April 26th 2019. There were speakers for the talkshow in this event, Ridwan Kamil and Keri Lestari. And there were Amigdala as a guest star in this event. 

Sailing Stones?!!

Sailing Stones

Sailing stones, also known as moving rocks  are a geological phenomenon where rocks move and inscribe long tracks along a smooth valley floor without human or animal invention. This moving rocks have been observed and studied in various locations, including Little Bonnie Claire Playa in Nevada and most famously at racetrack Playa, Death Valley National Park, California. Where the number and length of tracks are notable

Stones with rough bottoms leave straight striated tracks, while those with smooth bottoms tend to wander. Stones sometimes turn over, exposing another edge to the ground and leaving a different track in the stone’s wake.

Trails differ in both direction and length. Rocks that start next to each other may travel parallel for a time, before one abruptly changes direction to the left, right, or even back to the direction from which it came. Trail length also varies two similarly sized and shaped rocks may trafel uniformly, then one could move ahead or stop in its track.

At racetrack playa, these tracks have been studied since the early 1900s, yet the origins of stone movement were non confirmed and remainded the subject of research fpr which several hypotheses existed. However, as of august 2014, timelapse video footage of rocks moving has been published, showing the rocks moving at hight wind within the flow of thin melting sheets of ice. The scientists have thus identified the cause of the moving stones to be ice chove.

News articles reported the mystery solved when researchers observed rock movements using GPS and time-lapse photography. The research team witnessed and documented rock movement on December 20, 2013, that involved more than 60 rocks, with some rocks moving up to 224 m between December 2013 and january 2014 in multiple movements events. These observations contradicted earlier hypotheses of winds of thick ice floating rocks off the surface. Instead, rocks move when large ice sheets a few millimeters thick floating in a ephemeral winter ponf start to break up during sunny days. These thin floating ice panels, frozen during cold winter nights, are driven by light winds and shove rocks at up to 0,3 km/ h. Some gps measured moves lasted up to 16 minutes, and a number of stones moved more than five times during the existence of the playa pond in the winter.

The movement of the rocks results when large ice sheets a few millimeters thick floating in a ephemeral winter pond start to break up during sunny days. Frozen during cold winter nights, these thin floating ice panels are driven by wind and shove rocks at speeds up to 5 meters per minute.

A balance of very specific conditions is throught to be needed for stones to move :

-a flooded surface

-a thin layer of clay

-ice floes

-warming temperatures causing ice breakup

Sumber: 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sailing_stones-wind

TOUR BUDAYA!

Hello All! How is your day? I really really exited to write this blog, because in this blog i wanna tell you about our school tour... YES! WE VISITED BALI..

Soo we went to Bali by planes from Husein Sastranegara International Airports.. Our first destination was Tanah Lot. We took many pictures in there. And then, we had dinner at Jimbaran Beach. We ate delicious seafoods.

In the second day, we went to Tanjung Benoa. There were many water sports in there. Me and my friends choosed to visited Pulau Penyu. There were so many animals like turtle, bird, snake, and many more. Then, we went to Garuda Wisnu Kencana to took photos and videos. After that, we went to Nusa Dua, to saw Devdan Show. The show was so very amazing, it was a good performance!

Third day! We went to Tirta Empul and had lunch at Kintamani. After that we went to Desa Adat Panglipuran. But, it was rainy, so we couldn't took a photo in there, so sad:( So we went back to hotel, and prepared for Makrab in Hotel Nirmala. We wore bohemian clothes and have fun in makrab.

Last day in Bali. We went to Kuta. Me and my friends were decided to visited Beachwalk to bought gellatos and some chocolates. We went to Krisna too to bought souvenirs. Last, we went to Bedugul. In the night we boarded a ship to Surabaya. We continued to Bandung by train from Gubeng Station.

Recommendation Letter

To: Department of Psychology, Al-Azhar University

Hello, my name is Nisrina. I am the homeroom teacher for Widyana Khoerunnisa..


I had the pleasure to be Widy's homeroom teacher at SMA Negeri 3 Bandung. She is the youngest children in her family. She was study at SD Negeri Soka and SMP Negeri 5 Bandung. And now she is in the 11th grade in SMA Negeri 3 Bandung,


In the classroom, Widy is a outstanding students. She got a good rating in the class. She likes many subjects especially Biology. She is a smart, diligent, and creative people. She also a person who is easy to get along with other people. Although sometimes she often feels overthinking and moody, but she is a good person.


Outside of the classroom, Widy is active in many organizations. She joins many school's extracurriculars, one of them is Keluarga Paduan Angklung 3 (KPA 3). Widy was joined Angklung extracurriculars from Junior High School until now. Last year, she and her angklung group went to Japan to hold a Expand The Sound Of Angklung (ESA) concert. Not only active in activities, Widy is also active in KPA 3 organization management. She served as treasurer.


widy is also active in religious activities. Se joined Dewan Kepengurusan Masjid (DKM) . She is also a person who is diligent in worshiping. She often took the time to carry out duha and recite the Qur'an.


From the first day of class, Widy impressed me with her ability to communicating with people. She can be a good listener. She also listening to peoples's problems and providing the solution. She can give motivation to others that life is not as bad as they imagined. She can be englightened when her friends are in confusion.  She wants to be a psychologist.


She really wants to continues her study in department of psychology in Al-Azhar University. She knows that being a psychologist is not easy and limited as listening to other people's problems as she imagined now, so she wants to get more education and information in there. She wants to help others and save their life.


I am certain that Widy is going to do great and creative things in the future.  I highly recommend her for admission to this scholarship program. She is talented, caring, abd focused in her pursuits.  Widy is truly a stand-out individual who will impress everyone she meets. I hope her dreams can come true. Widy has my highest recommendation. If you have any questions, please contact me at nisrinapr0209@gmail.com.


Sincerely,


Ms. Nisrina

Homeroom Teacher

BAKDES!

Hello everyone!! How are you all? Hope you are always in a good conditions, Aamiin..

My school was held a Bakdes program, and know i wanna tell u about my experience when i visited Desa Kertasari, Cibeureum for three days. I'm so exited to tell a lot of stories when i was there. Sooo, here it is..

First day!
We used public transportation to Cibeurem. We visited the village hall firstly and then we met the family i lived in there. They're so kind. I met many childrens around there, there was Cika, Fauzia, Muti, Luthfi, Wika, Windi, any many many more. They are so cute and friendly.  I went to tea garden with them.Before maghrib, we went to the field and saw Cika's mother played volleyball with other people in there.  In the night, we had dinner together. Cika's mom was cooked a very very delicious dish! I realy like her sambal! Before we went to sleep, we helped Cika and Luthfi to finished their homework..

In the second day, Cika's father invited me and my friends to went to his garden. I was so exited! We passed rice fields, hills, rivers, and many gardens. When we arrived, wwe played a while in tge river and than we helped Cika's father to harvested the green onion. It was so fun! After that, we continued our tour to 0 km Cikapundung's River. And in the night we held Bakti Sosial for  Cibeureum Society. We distributed some clothes and basic foods.

In the third day, I went to balai desa to got more informations about that villages. And it was my last day in there. I was so sad when Cika and her friends were crying when me and my friend went back to Bandung. Cika's family gave us some souvenirs.

There are a lot of lessons that can be taken from this program. I hope I can visited Cibeureum again someday and I can play again with Cika and friends..

What Will I Do in The Future?

Hello guys! Welcome back to my blog. How are you today? I hope you all are in the good condition...

And guys,  i wanna ask something,  what will you do in the future? Have you even think about it?

So, right now I wanna tell u about my dream. But before that, i wanna tell u first about my strengths and weaknesses:

Weakness:

-Moody

-Sometimes I feel insecure

-Lazy

And many more..

Strength:

I don't know about this, 'cause only other people who can judge what am I really like. But i think my sthrengts are I like to think creative to solve some problems and i like to help each others. I think that is it, maybe.. Lol

And now, talk about dream. Have you ever dream about something? When I was 7 years old, i was joined ballet coursed. And i was dreamed that i wanna be a ballerina someday. And when I was in junior high school i was dreamed that i wanna be a doctor and I even wanted to become a candy entrepreneur!

When I was in the first grade in senior high school, I didn't know what i want to be. When almost my classmates what they want to be.

And now, at the age of 16, finally i have a new dream, again lol. I began to be interested in design. I want to be someone who can design some creative buildings. Yeah, I think i wanna be an architect.

Through this rapidly advancing technology I want to design an environmentally friendly building. because from year to year there are more buildings but fewer green open spaces.

 And I want to have self-designed cafe. Maybe from that, i can open jobs for people who need work. And from the benefits obtained, i wish i can donate some from it to help others. Aamiin...

 And there are still many more dreams that i have, but i think it won't be enough if I tell you this time. So guys I will only tell you until here first. Maybe in the next time i can tell you more. Thak you for reading! And don't stop dreaming guys!

Edu Passion 2019

Hello guys! Welcome back to my blog. So, this is my first blog in 2019, and this time, I wanna to tell u about my school's event, Edu Passion. As you know, i was posted about this event last year through a video.  Unfortunately, his year I didn't make a video for this, but don't worry, in this blog I will tell you more information and the event in this year is more interesting, so here it is...

Edu Passion is one of the school's event that held to give us information about universities. From this event we can easily choose which university to choose. There are many university stands and food stands in my school.

First, I went to Universitas Parahyangan stands. I got a lot of information from there. The are some excellent majors at the university, like major in architecture and civil engineering. Many public figures are studying there, like Tulus, Hotman Paris, and many more.

Then, I visited Bandung Institute of Technology. ITB was consideres the top choice among Indonesia's high school students in 2006 and has been credited as one of the most prestigious unversities in Indonesia. This university located in Jl. Ganesha 10, Bandung. THE-QS, a UK-based University ranking survey, ranked ITB 80th in the field of Engineering and IT in the world, the only university in Indonesia within the top 100 in its field. 

And last, I visited Tokyo International University. Tokyo International University has an English Track Degree Program in the field of Business Economics and International Relations. TIU is a fully accredited university with 6000 students, including more than 800 foreign students from 40 countries