Farros Nabil Fadlurrahman

April 19, 2019 Mark J. Robertson Secretary of Humber Committee Selection for Ottawa Gordon Murray Tilden LLP 109 Second Avenue Suite 212 Edmonton, Alberta T5A 0A7 Dear Mr. Robertson, I write on behalf of Aditya's application for a Humber Scholarship. I believe Aditya to be a brilliant student as well as a person with extraordinary character with high thinking skills. His thinking skills is very amazing especially in science. He always can solve new kind of mathematics and physic questions that given by the teacher in the class. He is also a confident student, he always raise his hand whenever the teacher ask a volunteer to answer the question in the whiteboard. Aditya is kind person, he never think twice to give help for his friends anytime they need even when he is busy doing his task. His leadership skill can be seen when he leads the entire class read al-Qur'an every morning. Nearly two years as his classmate, I have never seen him without enthusiasm for studyi

Catatumbo Lightning They say that lightning never strikes the same place twice. But, nature constantly proves that it is untrue.  In Venezuela, at the mouth of the Catatumbo River where it meets the Lake Maracaibo, a unique and impressive natural phenomenon, variously known as the "Catatumbo lightning", the "Beacon of Maracaibo" or the “Everlasting Storm”, captures the eyes and attention of all observers there to witness it. Here, the night sky is regularly illuminated for nine hours at a time, with lightning striking the sky at the rate of about 28 strikes per minute.   The Catatumbo lightning events are like no other phenomenon in the world. Even though previously the mountain village of Kifuka in the Democratic Republic of Congo in Central Africa was know to be the most electric place on Earth, with 158 lightning flashes per square kilometer each year, the Catatumbo lightning has surpassed this figure with 250 lightning flashes per square kilo