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Feb. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Spanish unemployment registrations jumped by the most in three years in January as the economy edged into its second recession since the end of 2009.
The number of people signing on for jobless benefits increased by 177,470 to 4.6 million, the Labor Ministry in Madrid said in an e-mailed statement today. That was the biggest increase since January 2009 and the total is the most since records began 16 years ago. Data last week showed overall unemployment in the fourth quarter reached a 15-year high.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is battling to trim the budget deficit while nurturing growth and creating jobs in an economy home to a third of the euro region's unemployed and where almost half of young people are out of work. Today's data underscores the divergence of Europe's economy as indebted countries struggle with the threat of persisting recessions while Germany enjoys unemployment at a two-decade low.
"For countries like Spain and Italy, where the fiscal tightening in the pipeline this year is immense already and there will be more to come, we do have concerns about significant contraction in output," said Chris Scicluna, head of economic research at Daiwa Capital Markets Europe in London. "At the same time the core countries seem to be stabilizing, so the euro area is moving in two different directions."
Rajoy's government, elected in November on a pledge to create jobs, plans to overhaul labor rules this month to encourage hiring and reduce the 22.9 percent unemployment rate. Ministers are also battling to shore up banks, and Economy Minister Luis de Guindos will announce a plan to revamp the financial industry today at 5:30 p.m. in Madrid.
Recession Forecast
Spain fell back into a recession in the last quarter of 2011 and may contract 1.5 percent this year as the government accelerates spending cuts, the Bank of Spain estimates. Rajoy has pledged to cut the budget deficit to 4.4 percent of gross domestic product this year from an 8 percent shortfall his government estimates it inherited from the prior administration.
"With the economy now expected to be in recession over the next few quarters, employment is set to shrink for a fifth straight year," economist Raj Badiani at IHS Global Insight Inc. in London said in a note. "Austerity measures will further reduce the number of public-sector jobs in 2012, while private- sector employment intentions continue to retreat alarmingly."
U.S. Jobs Data
Signs the U.S. recovery is gaining traction may provide a bright spot for the global economy. Data today may show the number of people filing first-time claims for unemployment benefits probably fell to 371,000 in the week ended Jan. 28, from 377,000 in the previous week, a Bloomberg survey of 46 economists showed.
A report today showed Australia's trade surplus soared to a record in 2011 on coal and iron ore shipments, underscoring the Reserve Bank of Australia's expectation that Chinese demand for the nation's commodities will help propel the domestic economy even as a global expansion slows. Exports outpaced imports by A$19.3 billion ($20.7 billion) in the 12 months through Dec. 31.
Elsewhere in Asia, Hong Kong retail sales grew 23.4 percent from a year earlier in December, more than economists forecast.
While Europe should emerge from recession in the second half of this year, the prospect of a "true double-dip" is 40 percent, Jean-Michel Six, an economist at Standard & Poor's in London, said in a research note. He assigns a 60 percent probability that the euro area will show no growth this year and 1 percent expansion in 2013. His alternative view is for a 2 percent contraction this year and 1 percent growth next year.
"The scale continues to tilt in favor of a mild recession and a gradual return to growth," he wrote. "Core countries will lead the way, with other member countries delivering diverging performances."
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The Root Restaurant & Bar
- Address:
340 Town Center Blvd.
White Lake, MI 48386Neighborhood:
White Lake
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Root Restaurant & Bar
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.therootrestaurant.com/
- Phone: (248) 698-2400
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
Friday & Saturday: 11:00am - 11:00pm
Sunday Brunch: 10:00am - 3:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: James Rigato
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: The Root Restaurant & Bar will cater any event large or small. Chef James Rigato
and staff catered under their company Ripe Catering for 3 years before opening
The Root. Please contact The Root with any inquiries regarding your event.
- Private Party Facilities: The Root Restaurant & Bar will accommodate large parties in house as well as book the restaurant for private events, weddings, showers, work parties,
brunches and any other gathering. There is also a private business dining room
in Royal Oak, MI that The Root will book for private events and meetings. Please contact The Root with any inquiries regarding private dining.
- Private Party Contact: Jenn Rigato 2486982400x
A word from The Root Restaurant & Bar
The Root Restaurant & Bar is a locally owned and operated business that showcases the seasonality of food and beverage in Michigan and its surrounding areas. The comfortable yet refined dining room and bar, accented with stained ash wood and limestone, feature an open kitchen and a chef's counter where the customers can sit and watch their food being made. Chef James Rigato's menu changes often and has a variety of options including a local grass-fed beef burger, house-made desserts, fresh seafood and in-house smoked meats. The Root Bar has 8 Microbrews on draft and a full selection of wines, bottled beer, alcohol and house cocktails incorporating a number of Michigan breweries, distilleries and winemakers. The Root prides itself on offering casual dining with a higher standard of food, beverage and service.Continued
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181 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (159)special occasion (99)neighborhood gem (81)good for groups (49)hot spot (48)romantic (46)notable wine list (34)great for brunch (29)great for lunch (26)vibrant bar scene (19)great for outdoor dining (14)kid-friendly (12)late-night find (5)Show More
- where2dineDined on 11/22/2014We celebrated a birthday with a group of friends and had a delicious meal. Plenty of dining options for all, even for the vegan appetite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was great - I actually had the bologna!PDouVIPDined on 11/21/2014Started with the cheese board... which was incredible. Had soup and bologna sandwich which was equally incredible and very filling. Husband had the pork with apple over grits - very good also!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- yes!LisaDined on 11/21/2014this is some of the best food I've ever had. My husband and I are both vegan and we love to get the tasting menu. Have been there several times but this last time brought my parents (both meat eaters). Mom got vegan tasting and loved it. Dad got some thing from the menu and every time something came out he couldn't stop talking about how good it was which isn't like him! He always has at least something small that he doesn't like but he (we all were) so impressed with the food. On top of that, the waitstaff are always so pleasant and the ambiance is great. Perfectection!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So happy to have discover this RestaurantGardenGirlDined on 11/17/2014The food presentation and flavor is outstanding.The servers are relaxed and attentive,We never felt rushed,the best part for me is that the owner and Culinary genius is a Schoolcraft graduate from the Culinary Arts department and a felow Alumn.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hit the highs and the lowsEricKDined on 11/15/2014I visited The Root with high expectations and it delivered immediately with the pork belly appetizer that was amazing and I didn't want it to end. It say on a bed of creamed corn and was topped by house made kimchi that struck a perfect balance with the savory pork. Unfortunately, that was the best part of the dinner. My scallop appetizer was bland and gritty with sand. The smoked white cheddar broccoli soup was ok but a little too peppery for my taste. The pork entree was very good, but couldn't live up to the pork appetizer that preceded it. The service was very good for 90% of the meal, but the server disappeared for long periods between both dessert and the check. Couple that poor ending service with an underwhelming tiramisu and it almost made me forget what I liked about the dinner since it was nearly two hours since I ate the appetizer. If I lived near The Root I would visit often as it is very difficult to find any good food in Michigan, but since I live an hour away, this will probably be my only visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/15/2014This was the perfect dining experience. The server was friendly and was served at the right time. We were not rushed but were able to enjoy each course. And, of course, the food was absolutely wonderful and unique.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- the Root of the matter?mde55Dined on 11/15/2014With great anticipation we made reservations 10 days ahead and then went for a date night out to the Root. We had a very enjoyable dinner. Interesting details. .there are just 6 entree selections plus 2-3 specials. .that seemed few to pick from. I ordered ocean trout. . .ive never heard of "ocean trout"? Seemed like salmon was what they delivered. . Modest portions for $29 entree? Seems a bit overpriced for what you were served. Food was excellent to the palate, tastefully served. Background music was trite and tasteless old top 40s Classic pop rock. . .i would have expected jazz or something a bit more tasteful than john Mellencamp from the 80s. . . In short the music didn't fit everything else. . . They need to look at these touches. Dinner with drinks and tip for a hundred bucks for two? Nice time, a bit too noisy and overpriced for what I expected.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mixed feelingsbethany263Dined on 11/11/2014The food was excellent. Had the onion soup...so yummy. NY strip was cooked just to my liking. The service was terrible. Sat for 20 minutes while three waitress' walked around our table ignoring us. The girl who finally waited on us(I don't think it was actually her section) took excellent care of us, but by then we were pretty frustrated and our moods were not good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Menu MixKingerDined on 11/8/2014The Root is a great place for 'special' occasions. My wife is a vegan and she love's going to the Root because of their 'full vegan menu'. Also, very good locally sourced 'manly' options as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodbbbbDined on 11/8/2014Got the tasting menu (again) and it was great along with the wine pairings. Love this place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A gem of a restaurantbonuscibusDined on 11/8/2014I dine at The Root relatively frequently, and have not yet been disappointed. I try something different every time, and so far it's all been equally good. Daily specials are interesting, the fish and meat dishes are delicious, as is my favorite starter, the baked Michigan brie. My husband loves the charcuterie board and never fails to comment how wonderful the beer pairing with the tasting menu is! The decor/ambiance is relaxed and very welcoming, the staff knowledgeable and always friendly. (I salute the pastry chef, her concoctions are amazing!)Special Features:
- Well done!!AwesomeDined on 11/7/2014Came as a recommendation.. One of the best meals we have ate. The grits with shrimp was tremendous. The sauce was worthy of plate licking. The banana cream pie was great. The crust was crazy good. Also worth of plate licking!!Special Features:
- Disappointedicancook2Dined on 11/6/2014Can't believe this chef won awards!! The restaurant decor is beautiful and the service was very good but the food was a great disappointment. The potato soup was tasteless, the arugula salad was all arugula with 3 small radish slices and an extremely vinegary dressing with no oil that we did not want to finish. Another salad was enough for an entire meal. The main course fish dish could serve three people. The fish served on a bed of farro & spinach was tasty but salty and really nothing special that could not be prepared at home. The tomato sauce on the dish seemed out of place and not needed for that recipe. The pumpkin bread pudding dessert was cold on the inside and terribly salty. Doesn't compare to the better restaurants.
- GreatLTFOODIEDined on 11/6/2014Me and my boyfriend went here since we heard it was good from multiple people, and they were right! He got the steak which as amazing, tasted fresh and cooked perfectly to order (med-rare) I had the tandoori chicken which was also awesome, very good sized portion and the sauce they put on it is out of this world!Special Features:
- dak1Dined on 11/5/2014Good food, good service, good time. We choose the Root for our anniversary dinner every year and it does not disappoint us.Special Features:
- BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/2/2014I love the restaurant and have been here before. On this occasion, we were meeting a friend for brunch at 1 pm. We were informed when seated that they;d had a busy morning and that a number of items were unavailable. Since brunch is a smaller menu to begin with, this left us with few choices. We chose some things we might not have ordered otherwise and they were very good, but it was a little disappointing.Special Features:
- Suggestions for BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/2/2014For a fantastic brunch may I make some suggestions? 1) serve a Traditional breakfast on one plate. In order to get eggs, potatoes etc.you to order all sides which all come on separate plates. Also the potatoes were served unsliced with no extra touches like cheese, onions peppers. 2)offer a daily omelet selection and a daily quiche selection, with one option meat free. Hope this is helpful.
- Slow seating, excellent food!GreatFoodButExpensiveDined on 11/1/2014Food was amazing. One of the best steaks we've had. Once we were seated, the service was great. We arrived ten minutes before our reservation and weren't seated until 20 minutes past our reservation time. Worth the wait though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unpretentiously ExcellentEarnstoneDined on 10/30/2014When you're incessantly praiseworthy it's easy to cop an attitude. That was my fear w/ The Root, esp. when grabbing a late reservation due to an out of town guest. Despite our 9 p.m. arrival, everything was perfect: the greeting, the pace & friendliness of the service, and yes, the food. I opted for a Tandoor chicken special that was nicely spiced w/ accompanying vegetables that were fresh & tasty. My dining partner craved a steak after a long trip but hesitated, thinking foodie places that focus on local gardens, might disappoint. The Root did not! He talked about it the whole evening. Soups were robust and flavorful, perfect for a cold autumn night. And my friend saved room for a notable banana dessert. It was most enjoyable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best restaurant in Michigan!LerbieDined on 10/30/2014Root is exceptional. Root is no doubt the best meal we have ever had!! The service is spot on! The food from the scallop appetizers to the banana cream pie was SPOT ON! My husband and I have been to many of the finest restauants both here snd in Euope and ROOT rates #1!!!the attention to detail is unsurpassed!!! The tasting menu was superb in taste, presentation and value. Bravo!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time brunch!CindyWDined on 10/26/2014i had the pastrami hash, my husband had the ricotta lemon pancakes and my son had the chorizo smothered biscuit! Triple Yum!Special Features:
- Birthday DinnersnowbirdsDined on 10/22/2014Took my lovely wife to the Root for her Birthday dinner, we were greeted with a warm welcome. Our waiter was friendly and went out of his way to accommodate us with our request. Food was wonderful, Black Bean soup was wonderful and will look forward to returning!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dinner / Hit or Miss BrunchLoveLocalVIPDined on 10/19/2014Dinner and dessert is always excellent. The brunch needs some work. Soggy lemon ricotta pancakes, too much icing or not enough cinnamon roll but delicious, dry waffle, amazing bacon. Best tiramisu around!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunch is the BombjennyVIPDined on 10/19/2014Best biscuits ever eaten in a restaurant and what a creative brunch menu!Special Features:
- The Root (of the problem)where2dineDined on 10/17/2014The night we arrived for our reservation, I was told we need to accept cash or check only because our internet service is down.I thought this was handled very unprofessionally, as did other customers who were walking out ahead of us. After deliberating my decision, I was reluctantly told we could take your credit card, but need to write down your info and input in later. I agreed and asked to send the manager over to the table so I could meet the person I'd be giving my card info to. No one ever came over and by the time our bill arrived, the internet service was back. It was not a good initial impression when arriving for a special occasion with a reservation. I think the management panicked under pressure and upset lots of patrons.Special Features:
- goodfoodgoodfoodDined on 10/17/2014A pleasant surprise for lunch. Dinner was much more hectic. It was relaxed, the food excellent and the survice very good.Special Features:
- Eclectic, fresh, and delicious!MichaelPDined on 10/15/2014After reading about The Root we ventured over in a 30 min drive, something we wouldn't normally do. We're thrilled that we did. Root ' decor is urban and stylish, despite its location in a strip mall. The staff is friendly, efficient, and our reservation promptly honored. Our food, down to all four of us was well prepared and excellent. Special mention must go to the shaved Brussel sprout salad and the red lentils and roasted cauliflower entree (mine with chicken). These were both packed with flavors, modern and delicious. We look forward to our next visit to The Root!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tasting menu a hit!MistiDined on 10/15/2014We planned to visit Chef Rigato on the premiere of Top chef! We had the tasting menu and a local pour (or two) from the exceptional craft beer list. The wine is nice but we are not giving them credit enough for the wide variety and vast breweries represented on the menu! I chose the scallop, the shaved Brussel sprout salad with Pom arils, the pork and apple entree, followed by the milk and honey desert. Such a beautiful presentation and the real honeycomb was both precious and delicious! We love this place but tonight, it seemed even more special in support of local celebrity chef.Special Features:
- First Time Brunch at the RootH2OSkierDined on 10/12/2014Although I am disappointed in the simple brunch menu, we did enjoy the pastrami hash and the lemon racotta pancakes and I would recommend these selections to a first time visitor. The other items on the menu you can find at any Denny's. The wish is for the Root to have their own identity with a better, creative selection for brunch. Service was excellent and we were able to hold a quiet conversation during brunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food & service but location?JewelsDined on 10/11/2014Delicious and creative dishes topped off with great decor and service. We weren't crazy about the location...small strip mall in the middle of nowhere. If your local it works. We would definitely go back if it had other lively spots for a nightcap nearby. Place was half empty at 9:30 pm on Saturday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!littlemacDined on 10/11/2014We loved our dinner at The Root! The food we ate was fabulous and I want to return and eat my way through the entire menu. It is a very relaxed and unpretentious atmosphere and the food has the same feeling; it is refined without being stuffy. We drove an hour to eat there and look forward to going again soon.Special Features:
- Noisy, no ambience.OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 10/10/2014Food was good, service was excellent, but unfortunately, like a lot of trendy restaurants, the managers equate noise with ambience. We couldn't have a normal conversation with our friends because of the noise. Twice we asked for the music to be turned down, but even then there was no noise dampening of other people's conversation. It would be a relief to to find a good restaurant where conversation is encouraged.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous!Luv2EatOutDined on 10/9/2014This restaurant is a wonderful place to eat! Fantastic food and great service, excellent, excellent, excellent!!!!!!Special Features:
- Slow serviceArtLoverDined on 10/4/2014Burger was great, best Basil Mojito I've ever had but service this visit was painfully slow, a first for us. Music was so loud I thought I was in a sports bar, another first. I hope it's not a trend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better Than Anticipated - - Again!!BlownAwayAgainDined on 10/3/2014Food, Service, Friendliness - This is truly a Winner. Been there twice and brought people with us. Would be great to record all the comments and play them back in this review. Chef James is already the winning "Master Chef" in our book!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently GREAT food!LuvgoodfoodDined on 10/3/2014If you are looking for a great, cutting edge restaurant, serving FABULOUS food, then look no further than "The Root" in White Lake. Chef James Rigato shows his incredible talent by incorporating Michigan into almost every facet of his fantastic menu! My wife and I can't get enough of this place! We suggest starting with anything from the inventive drink menu, followed by the ever changing Charcuterie Board appetizer. Any of the fish specials will leave you more than pleased, and the steaks, chicken or burgers will have you wondering why you will ever need to drive "south" again to get a good meal. Finish the evening with a Chocolate Martini to complete a great night out! Truly awesome dining at more than reasonable prices!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Can't wait to go back!MistyDined on 10/3/2014This will definitely be a regular spot for us. We had the charcuterie board, baked brie, soup du jour (roasted eggplant), my husband had the skate with pesto risotto and I had an entirely too delicious grass fed ribeye steak! All fantastic.... So many more things on the menu we want to try. Lots of talent here. Hope they stick around...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- noisy. food needed to be warmer.punch15Dined on 9/27/2014It took 3 hours for dinner. Party of 6 . Coffee was tepid.Special Features:
- deliciousilikefoodDined on 9/27/2014Root is a yummy little restaurant you would never expect to find tucked into a little strip mall! We loved each of our dishes, from appetizer to dessert...our server was nice, the restaurant was cool but not stuffy (in ambiance) and the food was unique and tasty! I'd definitely go again!Special Features:
- LoveEmclDined on 9/26/2014Best dinner I've had in a while. The service was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Just a quick note to let you all know that we'll be covering ad:tech New York [1] this week. There will be a lot of great panel discussions and keynotes [2] on all things new media. So, be sure to check out the official ad:tech blog [3] and GrokDotCom for reviews conversations about hot [4] topics [5] in [6] marketing [7] optimization [8].
We're a tad biased, but this really is a great city to play host to ad:tech's 10,000+ attendees (if you can believe it). For better or for worse, New York is a giant fishbowl of advertising messages. It's everywhere — from the subway, to entire sides of buildings, to the Men's room. It's a place where multi-channel campaigns take shape in an instant. And when the message is off, you don't have to be a marketer to notice.The result is sometimes inspiring, often annoying, and — for those who grok [9] — a never-ending source of marketing do's and don'ts.
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If you're in town for the conference, drop us a line in the comments to let us know what you've enjoyed or what you'd like to see covered, and we'll try to accommodate.
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An estimated 20,600 youth ages 1 to 24 sustain firearm injuries annually, and 6,570 die. Firearm injuries cause twice as many deaths as cancer, 5 times as many as heart disease and 20 times as many as infections in this age group. In 2013, President Obama lifted a congressionally imposed ban on firearm injury research and called for new funding, but significant gaps remain in the evidence due to historical research barriers.
New research is critical to understand epidemiology and risk factors, firearms and self-defense, preventable accidental injury and suicide, and the effectiveness of office-based counseling programs.
The symposium will be held from 8 to 10 a.m. in the Vancouver Convention Center. Topics and presenters include:
"There are several examples of major improvements in public health for children such as tobacco use, lead poisoning and automotive injury, which have depended on high quality research over many years to provide the evidence needed for sensible and effective policy change," said plenary co-chair David Jaffe, MD, director of the Division of Emergency Medicine in the Department of Pediatrics at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. "We believe that the same public health research principles apply to addressing firearm injuries to children."
The Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) are four individual pediatric organizations that co-sponsor the PAS Annual Meeting the American Pediatric Society, the Society for Pediatric Research, the Academic Pediatric Association, and the American Academy of Pediatrics. Members of these organizations are pediatricians and other health care providers who are practicing in the research, academic and clinical arenas. The four sponsoring organizations are leaders in the advancement of pediatric research and child advocacy within pediatrics, and all share a common mission of fostering the health and well-being of children worldwide. For more information, visit http://www.pas-meeting.org. Follow news of the PAS meeting on Twitter at http://twitter.com/PedAcadSoc.
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Graduation address given by Dr Ann Moyal AM
Dr Ann Moyal AM gave the occasional address at the Faculty of Arts graduation ceremony held at 11.30am on 26 October 2007. Dr Moyal is an historian of Australian science and recipient of Doctor of Letters (honoris causa).
Graduation address
I am delighted to find myself receiving a distinguished honorary degree from my alma mater. And I warmly thank the University for conferring this honour upon me.
Despite our rather quiet acceptance of all we were offered in my far off undergraduate days, I have, from the sound training I received, gone on to enjoy a career of great opportunity, diversity and interconnections - all ingredients, I'm sure, which await you as you take your professional places in this infinitely more complex and diversifying world.
Very early in my career, I had the good fortune to work for a period in London with a very powerful man, Lord Beaverbrook, the British press lord and member of Churchill's wartime Cabinet, who gave me a very special gift of advice. It was 'not to be overawed by the sources of power, or people of power; to be brave; to take risks, and to become a participant. And these are messages, I pass on to you as you go forth in your careers today.
I mentioned interconnections, and as a historian of Australian science who has, in my work, brought together science and the humanities, I want to speak today about the interrelationship of these so-called 'two cultures' and the importance of their increasing closeness.
My own qualification in science when I was invited in Australia to take up this field of history was negligible and consisted only of school geology. But researching and delving, and building knowledge and connections with scientists, alive and dead, it became possible to construct a vast landscape of social history in an arena that had been formerly overlooked.
Working from the first appearance on our shores of Cook and Banks, through the diaries, letters and journals of a cavalcade of venturesome naturalists and explorers, I encountered a company of remarkably modern participants whose nineteenth century enterprise, discoveries, and practices made outstanding contributions to Australia's progress and whose stories added a vivid thread to our cultural history.
Intellectually and philosophically, it was a revelation. It had long been held by many Australian historians, that Colonial Australia was a cultural wilderness cut off from the currents of European thought, and caught in an intellectual barrenness of its own. Rather, working through the vast array of letters of Colonial scientists I would uncover a rich scientific community emerging from the 1850's with a lively exchange of information and discoveries between the scattered Colonial naturalists and between Colonial scientists and leading scientists around the world.
I would also discover the singular importance that Australia with its unique fauna played in challenging the accepted taxonomic classificatory systems of Britain and Europe; in fertilizing nineteenth century evolutionary theory, and the role that our curious fauna continue to play in yielding insights from DNA investigation into their significant physiological relationships with humankind.
Across two centuries, innovation and technology also played a pivotal part. It was highly enlightening to me to write the large history of telecommunications, Clear Across Australia , where inventiveness, technical know-how, imagination, and human determination spun the evolving lines and differing systems of communication out across what Prime Minister Deakin called 'a country of magnificent distances' .
And in my more contemporary studies, I have brought history to bear in examining the growth of our scientific institutions, exploring the political and social attitudes to nuclear policy, and, in my most recent book – of all things- a historical biography of the Koala, contemplating issues relating to environment, to conflicting government policies for wildlife management, and questions that turn on the important point that this country is not only for humans.
All these pieces of scientific history have illustrated how the driving forces of science and technology have intersected with society and how human responses, creativity and understanding have merged to frame the process of social change.
The phrase the 'two cultures', which I have mentioned, was first coined some 50 years ago by the English novelist C.P. Snow. Snow was trained as a scientist who worked at Cambridge by day and wrote his novels at night. Passing regularly between the two disciplines, he came to deplore what he saw as the great divide that had opened up between humanists and the rising tide of scientists since WW11. 'I felt constantly', he wrote, 'that I was moving among two groups- comparable in intelligence but who had almost ceased to communicate with each other.' Snow's concept of this divide, this gulf between two mindsets and frameworks of knowledge, stirred great discussion at the time and continues to retain quite some relevance today.
There is, of course, growing evidence in this University - and in others - of important cross-disciplinary approaches in research and teaching and some id apparent in the work of some of the postgraduates today. Yet, in this 21st century, we face mammoth challenges that are centred in science – man-made climate change, global warning, nuclear futures, the water crisis, species extinction, stem cell research, global terrorism, and the internet and other rapidly changing forms of communication and knowledge, to name a few.
So I believe we need above all to work together, to dissolve the barriers, to make use of all our intellectual equipment, creativity, values and analytical skills to address these questions. We critically need the insights and training of people drawn from the Arts and its many disciplines, to help shape our very interesting, complex, yet dangerous future.
So I see you today - an emerging body of very talented graduates - as a potential leaven in the national loaf - capable of bringing your skills to make intelligent interconnections; not intimidated or turned off by science, but emerging as 'engaged participants'.
Today, however, is essentially a time for celebration and congratulation. I extend my warm congratulations to you all for your individual achievements across many fields and subjects; to your teachers for their contribution to your success, and to your parents and the proud part they have played in your presence here today.
Let me close with the timely words of a great world figure, a former Secretary-General of the United Nations, Dag Hammarskjold:
'For the Past Thanks! for the Future, Yes!'


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DETROIT — A judge says the federal government must turn over mug shots of criminal defendants to the Detroit Free Press.
U.S. District Judge Patrick Duggan says the U.S. Marshals Service has failed to follow previous court decisions in favor of the photos' release. He suspended his ruling Monday to give the government time to appeal.
The Free Press sued after the Marshals Service rejected a request for photos of police officers accused of corruption. The newspaper noted that an appeals court covering Michigan and three other states had said years ago that mug shots must be released as public records.
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Eastwood prepares to induct first class into hall of fame
The Bruning, Gardner, and Filiere families will be the first class inducted into the Eagle Way Hall of Fame at a banquet Feb. 22 at Riverview Banquet Hall.
Families will be present to receive plaques, which will honor the three patriarchs, Dale M. Bruning, Doyce "Frenchy" Filiere, and Dallas E. Gardner, posthumously.
Dale Bruning
He was named to the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame in October 1971 and had a basketball coaching record of 278-102. His wife Betty, with Dale's help, coached Eastwood's 1976-77 Class AA state runner-up girls basketball team.
In 2005, Dale Bruning was Pemberville's Outstanding Citizen and gave several Memorial Day and Veteran's Day Addresses.
Bruning was also the researcher for the Pemberville Public Library and Pemberville Freedom Area Historical Society starting in June 2000 and enjoyed telling the history of Pemberville to several organizations and digitizing local history records at the Pemberville Library.
Bruning began documenting each and every property, a total of 617 homes, in the village. He took on the task of researching every owner of every house that ever existed in the village, how much they paid for it, and so on. To ask an attorney to perform such a task could cost thousands of dollars, but Bruning was doing out of a love for his community.
Bruning extended his research from property ownership to performing comprehensive research on the village's past. He began the process of documenting and indexing on computer and on paper every piece of history he can find.
Bruning began his research at the Wood County Courthouse, then began going to libraries to view microfilm reproductions of local newspapers from Pemberville, Bowling Green, and Toledo.
"There are so many things that happened around here that can be written about," Bruning once told The Press. "There would be all of the fires, the floods, the T. F. and F., the Lake Erie, Bowling Green, and Napoleon Railroad, many accidents, and of course, a history of the people who have lived here. You've got to have a history of the people who made Pemberville what it is because otherwise the documentation doesn't mean anything."
Filiere also taught biology at Eastwood. He became coach a Troy-Luckey in 1942. His Troy-Luckey squads advanced to the district tournaments 15 times and went on to the regionals seven times.
Coach Filiere's teams won three county championships, eight district championships, and 18 of 19 teams qualified for district tournament play. He coached two third team All-Ohio members and several honorable mention all-state selections, plus son Bob was voted first team All-Ohio in 1957.
"The kids who wanted to play basketball, wanted to play for him, there was no doubt," Bob told The Press. "He was tough on all of us, and he didn't spare the rod. That's literally the way it was. My dad was just very intense in everything that he did. "
Coach Filiere was inducted into the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame in 1968 after his Troy-Luckey and teams went 337-84 over 19 seasons. He was voted Class B Coach of the Year in 1956 by the Associated Press and in 1959 the Ohio state legislature passed a resolution honoring him as one of Ohio's outstanding men.
The 1957 team was the Associated Press No. 1 ranked Class B team, and the 1956 team was No. 3, although son Bob will say the '56 team was the better team. In 1955-56, the Troy Trojans went 25-2 and reached the regional finals. In 1956-57, Troy was 20-2.
Troy-Luckey won its tenth Eastern Wood County League championship that season under Filiere's tenure, and was led by 6-foot-1 Third Team All-Ohio center Curt Juergens, who averaged 18.7 points. Other starters were 5-6 guard Joe Sandwisch (15.8), 5-4 guard "Bobby" Filiere (13.2), 6-0 forward Roger Radeloff (11.5), and 6-2 forward Gerald Ernsthausen.
Coach Filiere also coached Eastwood's first three teams and his 1959-60 Eastwood team went 22-2, losing to Scott in the Class AA regional tournament. The Eastwood school district still honors him with its annual Filiere Night at a boys' basketball game.
He graduated from the University of Ashland and The Ohio State University. While at Ashland he lettered in basketball, tennis and baseball.
His many memberships included past President of Buckeye Association of School Administrators, past President of Ohio County Superintendents Association, board member of the Wood County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, board member of Owens Community College, member of the of the Wood County Hospital board of trustees and first president and board member of the Northwest Ohio Educational Technology Foundation.
In his spare time he announced the Eastwood football games for 30 years. Besides family, two of his greatest passions were education and golf.
Gardner shot the first of his six holes-in-one at Half Moon Bay Golf Course just north of world famous Pebble Beach. He had three aces in Florida and two in Perrysburg Township at Tangle Wood, where he was a charter member.
Just before his death at age 82, Dallas said he still hit the links "about 200 days year," and not just in the Toledo area.
"Golf is a passion for him, ever since I can remember," oldest son Mike said. "He's done other things, but a far as his activity as a participant, that's his passion. He's the one who got me started, hitting around the backyard."
To attend the banquet at Riverview Banquet Hall (formerly Pemberville Legion Hall), tickets are sold at Eastwood home basketball games or the Eastwood administration building. Cost is $25 for adults and for ages 12 and under, $10. Social hour is from 6-7 p.m. and the banquet and presentations begin at 7 p.m.
Membership into the Eastwood Alumni Association shall be granted to any alumni or non-alumni who meet criteria. Dues are $20 for alumni lifetime membership, $50 for non-alumni lifetime membership. Members must be 18-years of age or older.
To nominate someone for a future class, forms can be picked up at the administration office and mailed to Eagle Way Hall of Fame, 3241 Sugar Ridge Road, Pemberville, OH 43450.
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A search for the Piper PA 32 aircraft is underway.
Authorities say they lost contact with the pilot of the plane late Sunday night when it was 11 miles away from the Grant County Airport.
The last information authorities received was that the plane, which was heading to Danville, Va., was in distress and was going to make an emergency landing in Grant County.
However, the plane never made it there.
The FAA's West Virginia and Virginia Civil Air Patrols are leading the investigation.
"There are lots of cases where people walk away from some sort of mishap with an airplane. There's a whole range of possibilities. We have no idea what happened here at this time," said Major James Quinn of the West Virginia Civil Patrol.
Localities are also working with the Civil Air Patrol. Due to weather concerns, authorities are not searching by air.
"It's principally the weather. We have low clouds and icing conditions fairly low to the ground. It's just not safe," said Quinn. "Of course, the area between Virginia and West Virginia near the border is very mountainous."
Authorities say the ground search will continue through the night.
The West Virginia wing of the Civil Air Patrol is joined by many different agencies, including Maryland State Police.
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Authorities say the ground search will continue through the night.
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