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US travel and tourism strategy announced May 11, 2012 SALEM, Ore. – Delivering on President Obama’s recent call for a national approach to promote travel and tourism throughout the United States, Secretary of Commerce John Bryson and Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar today announced the Administration’s National Travel and Tourism Strategy. The plan reflects input from local government and business leaders, including the U.S. Travel and Tourism Advisory Board (TTAB), which is chaired by Oregon Tourism Commission (dba Travel Oregon) CEO Todd Davidson. The National Travel and Tourism Stra...

Democracy Administered Search within full text Publisher: Cambridge University Press Print publication year: 2021 Online ISBN: 9781316755167 Democracy Administered Who would you like to send this to * Optional message Book description How does representative government function when public administration can reshape democracy? The traditional narrative of public administration balances the accountability of managers, a problem of control, with the need for effective administration, a problem of capability. The discretion modern governments give to administrators allows them to make tradeo...

Advertisement It’s been a bad year for the Queen. But her favourite dogs, Pembroke Welsh corgis, have done absolutely brilliantly – thanks ever so much for asking – despite the sweltering heat in the colonies at the Sydney Royal Easter Show on Monday. It’s not called Sydney Royal Dog Show for nothing. The dog show’s organisers toast her majesty at every planning meeting, said John Bryson, the chairman of domestic animals with the Royal Agriculture Society of NSW. The Pembroke Welsh corgi competition at the Sydney Royal Dog Show. Credit:Brook Mitchell Popularised by Qu...

Advertisement This looks like it could be your lucky year, John Bryson. According to Jonty Grinter of Katoomba, “originally the ides (C8) in the Roman calendar were the mid-month days corresponding to the full moon. In March, May, July and October this was the 15th and all other months the 13th.” John Lees of Castlecrag adds, “To the Romans ‘ides’ meant the middle of the month. Don’t forget the number of days in Roman months was not the same as for our months.” At age 92 Dorothy Bragg of Avalon Beach can still clearly recall learning, “‘In March, July, October, May, the Ides...

Advertisement As the Ides of March approaches, a perennial question returns for John Bryson of Pymble. “Why is the Ides of March the 15th day when for most months it is the 13th? In many past Marches I have asked Column 8 this and never got the slightest attention. Somebody must know.” Perhaps just blame Julius Caesar. Those Roman senators certainly did. “Am I really the only one who sees a huge hammer when looking at the Bunnings logo (C8)?” asks Roderick van Gelder of Hunters Hill. Concerned about overdevelopment in your suburb? Follow the cue of Goulburn residents, who fought a pla...