El reporte Jambville

de hecho estas son algunas de las fotos que voy a usar en dicho reporte que estara terminado en 2 dias y estara en internet

El louvre en algunas fotos

Estaba revisando mi compu y de hecho tengo asi como un buen de fotos de muchas cosas y entre ellas habia estas fotos del el museo del louvre en Paris un lugar donde minimo te echas una semana visitandolo.

El exterior ademas de que fue un castillo de un rey segun tengo entendido es muy bonito y esta cerca del Rio Sena.

Codos en la mesa

De hecho hoy me puse a pensar severamente esa mania de que nuestras mamas o abuelas nos dijeran que bajaramos los codos de la mesa, creo que es por mala educacion o algo asi qde lo que suelen decirnos, es falta de educacion y falta de respeto.
Pero bueno creo que no es tan malo pero pues ya estoy programada a sentirme mal si subo los codos a la mesa le suerbo a la sopa, me la tomo subiendo el plato hasta la boca y eruptando al terminar mis alimentos.

De hecho hoy al comer una sopa que al principio ademas de calientge estaba picosa pero bueno me ponia analizar que pasa si estas cansado no es bueno poder apoyarte y descansar un poco .
Bueno es un pco de babling antes de dormir

( a y bueno pirateandose un poco de la imagen de google que buena imagen me agrado ucho y por eso la pongo de hecho pues esta chida porquye luego las qutan y vale maies asi que ahi se las dejo para que la recuerden )

SPanish Class

LEE EN VOZ ALTA Y CON TU MEJOR PRONUNCIACION EN INGLES.
Web us come ham on(Huevos con jamon)
Web us come toss see no(Huevos con tocino)
Web us tea be us(huevos tibios)
Web us come shore is so(huevos con chorizo)
Web be toes come free hall lit toes(huevitos con frijolitos)
Does stack kit toes door add it toes the Paul Joe(dos taquitos doraditos de pollo)
Does stack kit toes the car neat as (dos taquitos de carnitas)
Come chill leap toes hall up pen Joe's(Con chilitos jalapeños)
Come chill lack kill less(con chilaquiles)
E free hall lit toes(y frijolitos)
Train us on six the shell as(traenos un six de chelas)
Kiss sea ram most does tea kill as (quisieramos dos tequilas)
See Gary toes(cigarritos)
Much as grass see as (muchas gracias)

....Qué Harmon Hall ni que la chingada!!!! AQUI APRENDES POR QUE APRENDES!!!!!

Cena de Clan 2006

Museo de Artes Populares

Museo de Artes Populares
Originally uploaded by Un arquitecto.

esta super merol esta imagen

Mexico City

El Campamento Lyrics by Luis María Pescetti.

09/10/2005
mp3 completo - letra y acordes para guitarra. (Letra y música de Luis María Pescetti. Del disco El vampiro negro.)
Hola mamá te estoy llamando de muy lejos
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ya llegué al campamento
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no me hables que es muy caro, por favor.
. A7 Dm G7
Sí, sí, ya sé que quieres preguntarme cosas
. C E7 Am
pero oye un minutito que esto cuesta un dineral.
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Durante el viaje no moví ni una pierna el autobús estaba lleno de salvajes animales como yo Fuimos cantando a los gritos todo el tiempo y, quizás, fuera por eso que el chofer se suicidó. Esto es bien padre, no hay horarios
C E7
y comemos porquerías
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con las manos en cacharros sin lavar.
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El director del campamento está ligando
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a una profesora nueva que es casada, yo lo sé.
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Nunca me baño y la casa de campaña huele a peste que los moscos se mueren al entrar. Mis pantalones ya se paran y caminan y si vieras mis calzones ¡son como un arma nuclear!
El comedor del campamento está negro y los cacharros tienen grasa de otros grupos que pasaron por aquí. Pero los baños, eso sí que es sorpredente, uno siente, de repente, que si entra va a morir.
La enfermería tiene alcohol y merthiolate muchas gasas y algodones y también un bisturí. Esto es muy útil porque aquí hay perros salvajes, y animales peligrosos que nos suelen atacar.
Como te digo, esto es bien padre, paso frío, toda mi ropa está húmeda y perdí mi sleepeeng bag. Las excursiones son geniales y es probable queque, si encuentran al perdido, regresemos pronto allá.

French Leave

French Leave
Jambville offers a classic Gallic blend of history, adventure and the great outdoors. Gustavo Hinojos, a Mexican Scout working there, explains the special appeal of the place
Jambville is an International Scout Centre run by the Scouts and Guides of France. Nestled in the ancient woodlands of Vexin, it is situated about 25 miles from Versailles. Somewhat romantically, Jambville is a 13th-century chateau surrounded by rolling countryside and woodlands. Les Scouts et Guides de France bought the estate in 1952 and has continued the age-old tradition of planting plenty of weird and wonderful trees.The Jambville estate is also home to a number of smaller buildings, which have been converted to provide staff accommodation, beds for around 200 guests, 30 meeting rooms and three large dining halls. In total, Jambville can welcome 20,000 guests at any one time, with the vast majority of these camping out in the grounds. When those sorts of numbers are on the site, the centre mobilises all of its resources, including the big top!

Promoting young people’s voices

This year, one of the major events held at Jambville was Recontres Nationales. This biennial event brought together over 6,000 adults and children from all over France to help decide how best to communicate with young people and to encourage them to get involved in Scouting. Trying to raise the profile of Scouting and increase participation is something which Jambville itself focuses on by hosting a lunch each week for a local school.

Join the Jambville team

Jambville is operated by a core team of about 30 people. The benefits of being ‘on staff’ are obvious, including living in fabulous surroundings, discovering some of Europe’s most colourful history and architecture, and meeting Scouts and Guides from all over the world. Working life is generally relaxed, with good relations between the team no matter what they do or how long they have been at the centre. If you are interested in joining the team there’s no need to worry about not speaking French. Non-French speakers are given the opportunity to attend a course when they arrive, and around half of the team speak English as well.

What to expect

Jambville is Scouting on a grand scale, and offers a unique mixture of tradition and fun. The programme offered largely reflects the natural environment of the place, with a major focus on discovering nature and the history of the chateau. Activities available at Jambville and in the surrounding local area include hiking, cycling, water-based pursuits during the summer, easy access to a national park, lots of pioneering and some great opportunities to discover nature and wildlife. Close to Jambville are some beautiful medieval towns and villages, a large sports complex, the French capital Paris, and the enormous EuroDisney theme park. The trains are good value, and connections to Paris are made via a town called Meulan-Hardricourt, and the International Scout Centre can arrange to drop you off and collect you. International trips are an integral part of a Scout’s development, and places such as Jambville are perfect for playing a larger part in the worldwide family of Scouting.

Joining in at Jambville
If you would like information about Jambville, or are interested in joining the Jambville staff team, log on to http://jambville.sgdf.fr to find out more. CONTACT: Scouts et Guides de France, Centre National de Formation et d’Activités, Château de Jambville, 78440 Jambville, FRANCE Tel: +33 1 3475 4084 Fax: +33 1 3475 3663Thanks to Kandersteg International Scout Centre, Switzerland, for help co-ordinating this article. Visit www.kisc.ch or call +41 33 675 8282

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WOSM News

Scouting around the world and the new image of the WOSM Website

Happy family

aqui tamos en la recepcion de charmin ya era un poco tarde y andaba medio cansado pero eso no evito una buena foto de grupo

las memorias estan escritas por los que no quieren recordar

Global Development Village

The first Global Development Village took place at the 17th World Scout Jamboree in the Republic of Korea in 1991. Since then, the concept has evolved, moving from the status of a free-time activity to a module of the Jamboree Programme. The activities have benefited from the experience of contributions from the different host countries, international and local organisations, and from collaboration between the Scout Movement and the United Nations. Throughout its development the aim has remained the same: to enable young people to become “citizens of the world”.

The IST logo

The IST logo
Anyone wondering what the IST logo represents might be interested in the following:
The diamond comes from the diamond of the Jamboree Logo
The rainbow picks up from the background designs for the Jamboree - representing the full range of people in the world
The dove represents peace and is used on all the World Centenary Logos
The 'EIST' is a mixture of the French and English translations:
Español - Equipo Internacional de Servicio (EIS)
English - International Service Team (IST)
French - L'Équipe Internationale de Service (EIS)

10 Jobs for Party Animals

10 Jobs for Party AnimalsBy Candace Corner, CareerBuilder.com writer Wherever you go, the bouncers, bartenders and club owners all seem to know you by name. Your phone list is packed with "celebutantes" you address on a first name basis, and you never seem to miss the after-party's after-party.So how do you construct your life around a full-time day job and still having the energy and time to party like the rockstar you are? Here are 10 ways to work it while you're working:

1. Event PlannerWhat they do: Professionally plan parties and other events.Why they party: Event planners have to know every aspect of the parties or events they are planning, including the guest list. What it pays: The median annual salary is $35,000.*

2. BartenderWhat they do: Mix and serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.Why they party: Drinks, with alcohol or without, go with every party setting. What it pays: The median annual salary is $23,400.

3. Booking ManagerWhat they do: Book and make the final arrangements for bands to play at venues and concert events.Why they party: Whether working in-house or freelance, bookers are usually hired for their network contacts. Bands need a contact for when and where to play their gigs, and the public wants to know them because they know the bands.What it pays: The median annual salary for bookers with one to four years of experience is $45,000.

4. Disc JockeyWhat they do: Spin prerecorded music at clubs, venues or on the radio.Why they party: They control the feel of the party: What they spin keeps the atmosphere up or brings it down. If they are a radio disc jockey, they play requests and selections to keep up the ratings of the radio stations they work for, and make appearances at company-sponsored events and concerts.What it pays: The median annual salary for a disc jockey employed by a radio station is $30,000. Self-employed or club disc jockeys generally make less because their earnings are determined by their public following, talent, self-promotion and the budgets of the venues and clients that hire them.

5. Nightclub ManagerWhat they do: Assist in and oversee the operations of their hotspots.Why they party: Their job is about making the party. The choices they make for music, decorations, marketing and hiring all contribute to whether the place will be popular or deserted.What it pays: The median annual salary is $41,500.

6. Bouncer/DoormanWhat they do: Review identification cards at entryways, manage the guest capacity and kick out troublemakers.Why they party: As an extension of management, bouncers decide who is allowed in the venue and who is staying outside. What it pays: The median annual salary for bouncers who are employed at bars, nightclubs or restaurants is $30,000.

7.Travel GuideWhat they do: Lead tourists around to see the highlighted points of interest in an area.Why they party: Their job is to show the visitors where to go to have fun and know about the area.What it pays: The median annual salary is $30,000.

8. Promotions ManagerWhat they do: Direct promotional programs to increase public awareness and sales. Why they party: To create buzz for the product or venue they are promoting, they'll create the party often with discounts, special events and incentives.What it pays: The median annual salary is $63,610.

9. Talent ScoutWhat they do: Find and develop new talent for their industry, which may include music, sports or acting. Why they party: A talent scout hangs out in locations where they are likely to find new talent in their industry. This means scouting hot events, clubs and parties.What it pays: The median annual salary is $45,000.

10. PublicistWhat they do: They handle the press releases, promotion and other publicity aspects to get the word out about their clients.Why they party: Publicists maintain the relationship between the celebrities and everyone else. From making media decisions to handling personal requests, they play a role in determining where their clients go, what they say and how they are portrayed. What it pays: The median annual salary is $39,940.*Salary information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and Payscale.com.

Scouts News-camping rover

Scout News- Rovers Camping







El fin de semana todo el clan se reunio para salir de campamento al parque de los ciervos en el estado de Mexico.
Un campamento para hacer refelexiones y trabajar en equipo y l oportunidad para reunirnos y poder hacer lo que los scouts sabemos hacer mejor salir de campamento.
Aprovechando el escenario se dio la entrega de un escuderato, al nuevo Escudero Scout Geronimo Hinojos.
Se conto con la participacion de 12 personas y fue una buena experiencia para todos.
SLPS
Clan de Rovers y Precursoras del Grupo Scout 154

Scout News- Megalopolis

Scout News - La Megalopolis 2006







El grupo con la comunidad de caminantes asistio a esta actividad que se realizo a las espaldas de las oficinas nacionales de los scouts de hecho contando con la asistencia de distintas patrullas y comunidades y hasta una patrulla de guias.
La cita fue alas 8 30 peroclaro noempezo a esa hora y bueno as patrullas empezaron a salir como a eso de las 10 o un poco mas tarde .
Hubo distintas bases por varios puntos d ela ciudad y bueno en general los caminantes terminaron cansados y divertidos.

playmobil

Estaba checando por ahi algo de os playmobil que tenia de niño y bueno eso fue un poco de lo que pude encontrar en linea.






Alguno de estos sets fueorn los que tenia y de hecho alguna vez llegue a formar una ciudad no tan bonita como las que habia en los super mercados pero perfecta para mi para jugar, lastima que no habia disney channel noi art atack en ese momento que me pudo haber dado unas super ideas para poder hacer realidad esa idea de maqueta tipo las revistas playmobil per o que chida era.
De hecho hasta habia unplastico que cubria la ciudad pero mmm bueno un dia en una de nustras fiestas infantiles una amiga penso que se podian sentar y podia aguantar y lo rompieron.
Toda esta ciudad la teniamos en un balcon de la casa era tan chido eso.

Blogs MéXico

Una comunidad como muchas otras pero con el sabor a México, bueno acabo de meter o tratar de meter este blog a esa comunidad y pues como la verdad a pesar de que escribo en ingles frances y bueno español estoy re orgulloso de ser Méxicano, de pertenecer a tan bella tierra y como dirian por ahi, dios se tardo 7 dias en hacer el mundo pero se ve que se tardo un poco mas en México.
Espero que esto siga siendo de su agrado porque hay mas fotos y debrayes por venir.

An internet comunity as many others but with the mexican flavor, well i just tried to put my blog in this comunity and eventhought i write in english, french and spanish im really proud of being Mexican, and to belong to this beautifull land.
http://www.blogsmexico.com/