tag:chattingcritically.blog.co.uk,2009-11-06:/MokoFeed2009-11-06T10:33:34+01:00tag:chattingcritically.blog.co.uk,2006-01-13:/2006/01/13/please_note~467187/#c552053DK2006-01-13T15:28:23+01:002006-01-13T15:28:23+01:00why don't you guys get a free blogger account - much better than the new option. on the new blog the RSS feeds don't work...tag:chattingcritically.blog.co.uk,2005-12-02:/2005/12/02/tonys_presentation~354379/#c380457Tony Taylor2005-12-02T13:53:47+01:002005-12-02T13:53:47+01:00Downloading fom the ourmedia site works, which is good news Unfortunately the piece available is not my rant, but a response to it sent to me by Filip Coussee from Ghent. I think I've confused things by sending Steve all sorts of different messages. Apologies, but bear with us and we'll get it sorted. Thanks to Steve for moving things forward. As you can see the Caucettes are old-fashioned lovers of the unpredictability of 'process' rather than obedient foot-soldiers targetting prescribed outcomes. Whatever DK, we'll let you know where we're going or, at least, where we think we're going!tag:chattingcritically.blog.co.uk,2005-12-02:/2005/12/02/tonys_presentation~354379/#c379931DK2005-12-02T11:01:02+01:002005-12-02T11:01:02+01:00Either get a typepad account or for a free blogger account go to blogspot - if you know anyoen with computer skills get going on wordpress - good luck and don't forget to tell us where you go!tag:chattingcritically.blog.co.uk,2005-11-27:/2005/11/19/posts_welcome~320121/#c364125Tony Taylor2005-11-27T22:12:06+01:002005-11-27T22:12:06+01:00Good to hear from DK and Karl. Hopefully discussion will flow. As for the Green Paper my comments on its contents, delivered to the gathering on November 16, should appear on the Blog pretty soon. There's no doubt that I am less than keen The Government paper has no vision or imagination. It desires young people's conformity and obedience. As for the Mayor of London, abolish the post. Who needs parasites? Power to Young People - apologies for revealing I'm a child of the 60's.tag:chattingcritically.blog.co.uk,2005-11-23:/2005/11/19/posts_welcome~320121/#c351380karl2005-11-23T16:46:06+01:002005-11-23T16:46:06+01:00Hi there , I am conducting some research on behalf of the London Assembly in regards to the 'youth matters' green paper.. and I would appreciate any honest repsonses to the paper.<br> We are looking at whether the Governments vision for young people and the organisation of services meet young peoples needs and aspirations, and whether the proposals in ‘Youth Matters’ are likely to achieve their aims. <br> <br> We are also looking at whether the Mayor of London and/or any other London wide bodies should have a role in supporting the delivery of a demand led, integrated youth service and <br> <br> Should the Mayor of London and/or any London wide bodies have a role in supporting the delivery of an integrated youth service and facilities for young people across London?<br> <br> I appreciate any HONEST repsonse you can give,<br> <br> <br> tag:chattingcritically.blog.co.uk,2005-11-23:/2005/11/19/posts_welcome~320121/#c351046DK2005-11-23T14:53:32+01:002005-11-23T14:53:32+01:00Welcome to the blogosphere - just posted about you guys here: <a href="http://www.phatgnat.com/log/2005/November/23/373/">The Youth Workers Are Blogging… Finally</a> - you're added to my RSS aggregator and will be keeping an eye on developments here. <br> <br> Let's get the content flowing...<br> <br> :-)tag:chattingcritically.blog.co.uk,2005-11-21:/2005/11/19/posts_welcome~320121/#c345976caucettes2005-11-21T21:51:36+01:002005-11-21T21:51:36+01:00Just to say that I'm chuffed that Steve has set up the Blog. I'm in the midst of tidying up the notes from my rant, which I'll then send to Steve. Have indicated to Steve that it might be useful to post the original calling notice for the November 16 gathering plus perhaps the agenda. Might help newcomers to get a feel for how this all started. Presently also putting together a few links. Finally I must thank everyone who attended on the 16th for their tolerance, friendliness and, of course, their criticism.<br> <br> Yia sas<br> <br> Tony Taylor