e-Government@large

This blog has moved .... you're still getting the old stuff

I've had many problems in the last few months publishing to this blog - which is created using Google's Blogger application and then FTP'd to my domain name from within Blogger - and this is at least part of the excuse for so few posts recently (the main part of the excuse being that I haven't written any other ones of course). The web is full of threads from people upset that FTP no longer seems to work...

Bo And Luke Make Glass, Wine - December 29, 2007

The Dukes of Hazzard was a TV show in the late 70s and early 80s. The plot, at least the way I remember it, always involved Bo and Luke, two brothers, getting tangled up unexpectedly in some nefarious scheme cooked up by the local Mayor, Boss Hogg. A sub-plot always involved Daisy Duke, their sister, wearing shorts and running around in a jeep, but hey, I was a teenager back then. At some point, the boys would end up crossing the state line and so be free of arrest by Boss Hogg. That...
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How many armies does an e-government need - December 9, 2007

Whilst large over the last few weeks, four apparently unrelated events fused together in my mind to create an idea for governments that might make for both some fun and some real business benefit. These are the four events: 1. Since I first heard about it, probably when I was 10 or 11, I've wanted to visit the Terracotta Army near Mount Lishan in China. The nearest I've got so far is the exhibition at the British Museum. I'll take that for now - seeing the original Tutankhamun show in London...
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