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Club from XI science of 4

Ange Cindi Angriani

Lathifah Ulfa Farida
Mia Puspa Gandana
Rifa Alfiyanti

Lyric A Thousand Years
Heart beats fast
Colors and promises
How to be brave
How can I love when I'm
afraid to fall
But watching you stand alone
All of my doubt suddenly goes
away somehow
Time stands still
Beauty in all she is
I will be brave
I will not let anything take away
What's standing in front of me
Every breath
Every hour has come to this
One step closer
Back to chorus

One step closer And all along I believed I would

find you
Time has brought your heart to
[Chorus:]
me
I have died everyday waiting
I have loved you for a thousand
for you years
Darling don't be afraid I have I'll love you for a thousand more
loved you
For a thousand years One step closer
I'll love you for a thousand One step closer
more
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Jantung berdebar cepat
Warna dan janji-janji
Bagaimana menjadi berani
Bagaimana saya bisa mencintai
ketika aku takut jatuh
Tapi melihat Anda berdiri sendiri
Semua keraguan saya tiba-tiba
hilang entah bagaimana
Salah satu langkah lebih dekat
[ Chorus ]
Saya telah meninggal setiap hari
menunggu Anda
Sayang jangan takut Aku telah
mengasihi kamu
Selama seribu tahun
Aku akan mencintaimu selama seribu
lebih
Waktu berdiri masih
Kecantikan semua ada padanya
Aku akan berani
Aku tidak akan membiarkan apa pun
mengambil
Apa yang berdiri di depanku
setiap napas
Setiap jam telah datang untuk ini
Satu langkah lebih dekat
[Kembali ke chorus]
Dan sepanjang aku percaya aku akan
menemukan Anda
Waktu telah membawa hati Anda kepada
saya
Aku telah mengasihi kamu selama seribu
tahun
Aku akan mencintaimu selama seribu
lebih
Salah satu langkah lebih dekat
Salah satu langkah lebih dekat
 Lyric Endless Love
My love, there's only you in my life
The only thing that's bright
My first love, you're every breath
that I take
You're every step I make
And I, I want to share
All my love with you
No one else will do
And your eyes, your eyes, your eyes
They tell me how much you care
Oh yes, you will always be
My endless love
Two hearts, two hearts that beat as
one
Our lives have just begun
Forever, I'll hold you close in my
arms
I can't resist your charms
And love, oh love
I'll be a fool for you, I'm sure
You know I don't mind
Oh, you know I don't mind
'Cause you, you mean the world to me
Oh, I know, I know
I've found, I've found in you
My endless love
Ohh, and love, oh, love
I'll be that fool for you, I'm sure
You know I don't mind
Oh, you know I don't mind
And yes, you'll be the only one
'Cause no one can deny
This love I have inside
And I'll give it all to you
My love, my love, my love
My endless love

Translate Lyric Endless Love
Cintaku, hanya ada dalam hidupku
Satu-satunya hal yang terang
Cinta pertama saya , Anda setiap
napas yang saya ambil
Kau setiap langkah saya membuat
Saya telah menemukan , saya telah
Dan saya , saya ingin berbagi
Semua cinta saya dengan Anda
Tidak ada orang lain akan melakukan
Dan mata Anda , mata Anda , mata
Anda
Mereka memberitahu saya berapa
banyak Anda peduli
Oh ya , Anda akan selalu
Cinta tak berujung saya
Dua hati , dua hati yang mengalahkan
sebagai salah satu
Hidup kita baru saja mulai
Selamanya , aku akan memelukmu
erat dalam pelukanku
Aku tidak bisa menahan pesona Anda
Dan cinta , oh cinta
Aku akan menjadi bodoh untuk Anda ,
saya yakin
Kau tahu aku tidak keberatan
Oh , kau tahu aku tidak keberatan
Karena Anda , Anda berarti dunia bagi
saya
Oh , aku tahu, aku tahu
menemukan di dalam kamu
Cinta tak berujung saya
Ohh, dan cinta , oh , cinta
Aku akan jadi bodoh untuk Anda , saya
yakin
Kau tahu aku tidak keberatan
Oh , kau tahu aku tidak keberatan
Dan ya , Anda akan menjadi satu-
satunya
Karena tidak ada yang bisa menyangkal
Cinta ini aku miliki dalam
Dan aku akan memberikan semuanya
untuk Anda
My love , cinta saya , cinta saya
Cinta tak berujung saya
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 Farming in the City: Joys of Growing Food

This is the VOA Special English Agriculture Report.

For many years, people in American cities have depended on farmers in rural areas to grow fruits and
vegetables. But now a new generation of farmers is planting crops in urban areas.
Sean Conroe is a college student. Amber Banks is a teacher. They both grew up farming and gardening. Sean
Conroe and Amber Banks wanted to start a farm in the middle of Seattle, Washington.
AMBER BANKS: "There are a lot of neighborhoods that don't have access to healthy, fresh produce. And if they
do, it can be very expensive. So we see unused space as a great place to grow food that will make it more
accessible for people."
Sean Conroe created a website to get volunteers and donations. Within a week, they were offered a plot of land
between two houses. He says twenty volunteers worked for six weekends to turn the grassy land into a farm.
They call their project Alleycat Acres.
SEAN CONROE: "We have spinach, onions, radish, lettuce and chard that's all ready to be harvested right now."
There are also carrots, green onions, peas, beans and turnips.
SEAN CONROE: "Broccoli, tomatillos and cucumbers which are all starting to pop up. And then strawberries."
The Alleycats have harvested about ninety kilograms of produce so far. They have donated most of it to local
food banks that feed hungry people in Seattle.
Bridget Barni is sitting in the dirt picking lettuce. She is one of eighty people who are volunteering at this urban
farm. Like a lot of the volunteers, she does not have much gardening experience.
One of the goals of the urban farm is to show city people the joys of growing food. The Alleycats invite school
groups to the farm to help out. And Amber Banks says they want the same people who get food donations to
learn how to work the soil.
Sean Conroe says Alleycat Acres is expanding to other empty areas of Seattle. So are a lot of other urban farming
groups.
SEAN CONROE: "We'd like to expand as much as we can where there are empty lots that have ample amounts of
sunlight, that have access to water and that have a community rallying around projects such as this."
Seattle has declared two thousand ten "The Year of Urban Agriculture." But the growth of these farms is limited.
That is because Seattle, like a lot of other cities, has restrictions on urban farms. The City Council is now
considering changing those laws.
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 Growing Global Appetite for Meat, Milk Presents
Health Risks
Boosting production also ups danger of human and animal diseases
As the human population has grown and become wealthier, the demand for high-quality animal protein has skyrocketed.

For example, from 1990 to 2005, Asia alone added roughly one billion humans, but 10 billion chickens, according to UN figures.

Farmers are raising more animals in smaller spaces than in the past and in places that have not been used this way before, like in virgin forests or
near-dense urban environments. And this intensification is often taking place in poor conditions and with few regulations, according to animal
disease expert Delia Grace from the International Livestock Research Institute.

"You can get conditions which actually have never been experienced during the time of animal intensification in the West, or anywhere else in the
world," says Grace. "And these kinds of completely novel conditions are giving rise to novel diseases."

According to Grace, most of those novel diseases do not cause a great deal of harm. But some do. A recent example is the H5N1 avian influenza,
also known as bird flu. More than 300 people have died from it to date, and the virus continues to circulate, killing one person in Cambodia this
year. However, one good thing has come out of the experience.

"Avian influenza has been something which has made people certainly re-think certainly the interdependence between animal health and human
health," says Grace.

She believes policymakers need to consider both human and animal health impacts because an estimated 700 million people in the developing
world keep farm animals, which provide up to 40 percent of household income.

While animal diseases can pose a threat to human health, controlling them can pose an economic threat, if not done properly. As an example,
Grace points to calls from some public health officials to eliminate backyard poultry flocks in response to avian influenza outbreaks.

"It's a call from public health without thinking of poor people's livelihoods," she says.

There are good examples of public health measures that protect incomes at the same time. In a new report, Grace highlights how Kenya changed
regulations calling for all milk to be pasteurized - a requirement that would have put small producers out of business.

"Smallholder milk production was incredibly important as a pathway out of poverty. And also that the health risks could be avoided not by banning
or arresting these traders, but by giving them training and certification and some simple technology so that they could handle milk more safely."

Grace says as the pressure to intensify livestock production increases in response to growing demand, policymakers will need to carefully balance
public health, animal health, and economic health.
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