Office franco-québécois pour la jeunesse 8 jeunes et 1 accompagnateur des missions locales des territoires de Mourenx-Oloron-Orthez, de Pau et du Pays basque sont actuellement au Québec pour une mission de remobilisation professionnelle. L’Office franco-québécois pour la jeunesse, dans le cadre de la 2e année de mise en œuvre du Parcours numérique francophone soutient la participation de 6 jeunes et entrepreneurs français du Numérique à la 11e édition du festival Web2day à Nantes. Du 27 avril au 31 mai, 22 jeunes français assistaient au 87e Congrès de l’Association Francophone pour le savoir (ACFAS) avec le soutien de l’OFQJ. D’un côté, une délégation d’une dizaine de professionnels, universitaires, chargés de projets scientifiques, de l’autre douze jeunes muriautins emmenés par la Direction des solidarités et service d’initiatives jeunesse de la Mairie des Mureaux.
The Cinema Museum, London Home Réseau des carrefours jeunesse-emploi du Québec (RCJEQ) BBC2’s The Repair Shop filmed at Museum | Weald and Downland BBC2’s new series, The Repair Shop, begins on Monday 27th March at 6.30pm, showing every week day for three weeks, offering an antidote to throwaway culture! See what wonderful treasures have been found in homes across the country and how the team gives then new life. In the first episode, see three cherished family heirlooms brought back to life; a timepiece with huge sentimental value, a 50-year-old wooden flying fish and an 80-year-old instrument played in the bomb shelters of London during the Blitz. For details of upcoming episodes see the BBC iPlayer. Filmed at the Museum from January to March 2017, the Ricochet film crew have been a pleasure to work with. The Repair Shop will be available on BBC iPlayer.
High Park Toronto Carrefour Jeunesse-Emploi Centre-Sud / Plateau Mont-Royal / Mile-End Puzzle balls and Ivory A: They were usually made of ivory but can also be found in synthetic ivory, resin, wood, jade, and other materials. They often come with a tall and elaborate stand. "Synthetic Ivory", sometimes called "Mandarin Ivory" or "Hong Kong Ivory", is usually made of a finely ground powdered ox bone mixed with resin. Articles are cast in their basic shape then finished by hand carving and decorating. They have exactly the same look and feel as the "real thing"; but are much cheaper and, most importantly, are not the cause of the death of any elephant. The largest ivory ones can be over 6 inches in diameter and have over 20 balls inside each other. They are very fragile and it is important that they are not damaged. It is advisable not to allow children to play with good examples. The sphere is turned on a lathe then conical holes are drilled towards the center. Starting with the longest tool he lowers it to the narrow bottom of each hole in turn and rotates it to cut the innermost ball free.