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The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
"michael barber" Discussed on The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
"Up through his death and now here in heaven, even more advanced I imagine. That he's praise the world's every day. Mother Teresa, again, very far advanced in the spiritual life. Praise the rosary every single day. Almost all the great saints have paid the rosary. Virtually every single day. And so I'm not beyond them. That's what I'm trying to say. And I have not so fully matured that the rosary no longer has a place in my life. And I think especially if all of Christ life is a continual teaching, all of it. Then why not have an opportunity to meditate on these mysteries of Jesus life by praying? That's all I'm saying. Just throwing it up there. But it's remarkable. So also recognized by paragraph 5 62. It says this, the crisis disciples are to conform themselves to him until he has formed in them. Again, Christ disciples are to conform themselves to him until he is formed in them. I might have mentioned this before. I think it was a quote from a book called Salvation by doctor Michael barber, where he had said he not Salvation is not merely. He does elevation from hell, although it is that. But Salvation is being saved from being like. Salvation is being saved from being like so that we're saved so that we can conform ourselves to the lord and they can be formed fully in us and mature. It can come to Christ com the full stature in each one of us. And so how do we do this? Well, we do this through the grace of the sacraments. But also, he says, very simply, when we have died with him and risen with him and taken up into the mysteries of his life, until we reign together with him. So again, I don't want to break down every one of these nuggets, although every one of these nuggets is worth breaking down. I will highlight these couple things though. Paragraph 5 63 and 5 64. 5 63 says this, no one, whether shepherd or wise man can approach God here below, except by kneeling before the manger at Bethlehem, and adoring him hidden in the weakness of the newborn child. We recognize that we can not approach Jesus unless we're willing to humble ourselves. You probably have heard about this, but there's the church of the nativity in Bethlehem. You know where Jesus was born. If you ever want to walk into the church of the nativity in Bethlehem, you have to stoop down.
The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
"michael barber" Discussed on The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
"So we are called only to become one with him. For he enables us as members of his body to share in what he lived for us in his flesh as our model. And this is just so, so incredible. This is God's plan for fulfilling his mysteries in us. That we can partake in all of this that we get to participate in all of this. In fact, you know, Salvation, we're talking about Salvation as we go forward. But I remember coming across a quote from a man named doctor Michael barber. And he said, sometimes we think that Salvation is being saved from hell. And in some ways, yes, of course. That in some ways salutation is being saved from damnation. But he said, let's extend this and he said, I offer this. He said, Salvation is being saved from being like. Salvation is being saved from being like. They here we have these broken hearts and these broken lives and we live in this broken way. We live on christlike. Insulation is God, not just redeeming us and bringing us, giving us access to the father reconciling us to himself, but also making us capable of living as Christ, right? To participate in the mysteries that Jesus won for us, which is incredible. I don't know if that makes any sense to you. It makes sense to me tomorrow we're going to be talking about the mysteries of Jesus's infancy and hidden life. Like all the preparations, John the Baptist, and the literature of advent, the Christmas mystery. So whenever you're listening to this, probably not at ground Christmas, but you know, every day is Christmas when it comes to the lord. I don't know if that's true, but I'm just saying it out loud. We are also going to talk about the Christmas mystery mysteries of Jesus infancy and the mysteries of Jesus hidden life. With Joseph and Mary in Nazareth, just incredible tomorrow as we take those next steps, I'm excited. And I'm just can't wait. I am praying for you. Please pray for me. My name is father Mike. I can not wait to see you tomorrow. God bless.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"michael barber" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And that's just one of the advantages we have here is the depth of these guys. So like the advantage we have with the depth of knowledge. Of our news in New York City. Here's Michael buck. Tom Paul, thank you very much. Congress has avoided what President Biden says could have been a Christmas catastrophe. The Senate voted 80 to 15 yesterday to pass a bill to avert a looming rail strike after multiple unions had rejected a deal, partially negotiated by the Biden administration. One senator, Kentucky's Rand Paul, voted present on the measure. The president says he will sign it as soon as it reaches his desk, Greg the young professor on operations management at southern Illinois university says that the issues and contract may need to be renegotiated sooner rather than later. What was supposed to be a 5 year contract back at the beginning of 2020, now is only a two or three year contract at the beginning of 2023. So even though this seems to solve the problem for now, in a few years, we'll be back at the bargaining table again. Professor de young says because a rail strike could have severely impacted the economy. Congress has the authority to enact legislation to prohibit or delay transportation strikes. The Supreme Court denied President Biden's request to overturn a lower court's ruling, blocking his student loan forgiveness program, they did agree to take up the legality of the plan. President Biden welcomed French president Emmanuel Macron and his wife to The White House last night for the first state dinner of his presidency. The president Macron and his wife Brigitte to France ladies and gentlemen to the history of the binds us and the values are still united and the future we're going to forge together. On the menu for the 330 guests at the dinner, butter poached Maine lobster and orange chiffon cake with roasted pears. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake. Powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries. Michael Barr, this is Bloomberg temple. We're going to be quick here, but you know, Tiffany wilding was the pimp car we're waiting John farrow's conversation with secretary of labor on that railroad strike and the legislation the president is going to talk about here. I believe at ten 15. What were the recipe items? You were there. You were sitting in black tie. That was it. Dinner was butter poached Maine lobster. Oh, that's good. Orange, chiffon cake with roasted pears. So that's an American dinner. They didn't try to do, you know, French cuisine. They did. The real question is, California wines? I mean, do we know where the wine came from? These are the French. I mean, you can not change it. You gotta go all in. You can't be Boone's farm. No, you can't do that with the French president. What'd you call that? That was great back in the day. Too much already. We'll leave it there with Michael Barr, the cuisine of the borough household with bonsai. He's also got the MD 2020 gone. Michael barber, we will continue right now. Let me frame this up because this is a different kind of conversation. It's going to be with Martin Wallace, former mayor of Boston, and of course a guy coming out of south Boston and dorchester who was in union organizations. He viscerally gets the union movement of America and with that said, there is a railroad strike to review for those in that brief. It's been months in the work of getting the government the Biden administration to agree with the railroad companies. And with the leadership of the unions in basically Paul, the union members, not a majority, but many, many of the various unions and their members have said maybe not. Yeah, this was a contentious obviously a contentious negotiation agreement. It had a lot of support from the rail union workers, but not all. And that's what made it difficult required this administration to have to step in because again, the media reports were for this would be very costly if it went on strike to pay this time of year. We've got an agreement and we'll hear from the president here in roughly 30, 35, 40 minutes, and just in moments we will go to secretary wash down negative two 96. SPX negative 44 is well, the vix under 2019 .99, that is important to me. This morning, the yield, the two year yield up 11 basis points higher yield 4.34%, and then ten year yield 3.8%. Pausing in time keen on Bloomberg nationwide and now with the secretary of labor here on a jobs day in the shock of good employment are John farrow. And
Bloomberg Radio New York
"michael barber" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"People are going to continue continue to save an average of $800 a year on health insurance. President Biden says every single Republican in Congress voted no for the plan. Live in the Bloomberg interactor broker studios, this is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries. I'm Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg temple. And now I would just secure this analysis with Michael Barr. Michael Barr, Krispy Kreme donuts, something you're familiar. We need to be clear Paul that Krispy Kreme was an IPO like a year ago It's different than the Krispy Kreme that you and I knew that was so notorious I'll say 2030 years ago. Yeah, I mean, you know, the donut business, I guess it's an issue of jelly costs going up cream costs going up. I mean, Ken fell you are global technical coordinator. He's in the bakery business. He gives me the lowdown on the raw material costs on a weekly basis. It is tough out there. If you're making donuts and stuff. Let's go to Michael barber right now and get some scientific analysis done here. Michael, Krispy Kreme or Dunkin Donuts. Krispy Kreme, and you couldn't get crispy creams in the north many years ago. You had to go in the south together. Yeah, I had to go in Augusta, Georgia and in those areas to get Krispy Kreme donuts. So you have authorities? Oh, that was good. Where else are you going to get a base in Charlotte, North Carolina, 21,500 employees Tom? It is. And I remember when if you were doing hedge funds, one of your prime brokers would say we can get you stocked a short. It was such a negative tone on the franchise operation. But I'm going to beg to differ here that I go the other way from mister Barr. And I think that Dunkin Donuts makes a fine, fine pastry. How about changing their a name from Dunkin Donuts to Duncan? Did not like it. Did not like that. I thought it was un American. Is that Dunkin Donuts is Boston? I believe that would be Boston or you could probably see the brass plaque at route 24 in root four 95 where I spent a fortune mollifying daughters as their brother played hockey. Here you can have some little Dunkin balls speaking of hockey. The cream doesn't have the crispy cream or Tim Horton. I gotta go always with Tim Horton, my hero of the Toronto maple leaf. That's a Canadian thing, right? It's okay. All right, very good. And it's good coffee, too. There you have the broken report. Here at Bloomberg surveillance. Maybe stay with us time for
Bloomberg Radio New York
"michael barber" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"120 countries. I'm Michael Barr, this is Bloomberg Tom Paul. Michael Barr thinks so much. Bloomberg business of sports with the shift I watched the other day in baseball. I still don't get it. But now we have relief pitchers starting games. Jeff passing over to ESPN today with a smart article on breaking the cadence of starting pitcher to middle relief to one guy that mops it up. What we grew up with is gone. There is no Sandy Koufax anymore. You don't have that. You don't have the pictures that we had back in the day. The Denny with tigers, man. You don't even look records anymore. You don't say like it used to be, if you're a great pitcher, you had 20 wins in a season. Yeah. Yeah. Nobody gets that anymore. Remember the Baltimore Orioles had three pitchers one year Jim Palmer and two others that were killed. From a Bloomberg business of sports standpoint, is this just there were so much money that the worry about their arm is completely taken over. Denny mcclain didn't care about his arm. He would just pitch until. I mean, we all fell off. You're too young to remember this, Michael barber, there's a guy named Christy Matheson out of bucknell, who tragically died early of TB, but a guy like Matheson pitched himself out of baseball. I get that's the bad case. A hundred whatever pitches a game. Pretty soon he couldn't throw the ball, but have we swung too far the other way? No, well, I think this is the way you're going to see the game go, because you're going to have it broken down in three segments like that. You got started, then you got the middle, then you got the reliever. You're going to see
Bloomberg Radio New York
"michael barber" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Well you know I'm glad it's a little less quite frankly I mean given how fast we're growing given the problems we're having supply chains already another big stimulus package could aggravate and prolong some of those issues I think Overall So I'm glad to scale back I think some of it is good stuff I like it better than the half and 3 billion plus And it gets closer to that number I think that's a better thing They're going to eventually bring something here and so I think it'd be best if we get it done and get it behind us and figure out where the tax structure is We can move on from there What are we moving on to I mean Jim we value you so much speaking to you because you're outside the three zip codes I mean folks I don't even drive I mean seriously I don't have a driver's license That's a problem on top That's a problem We've got the best I used to drive miles and miles and miles a year But you know and I've got the advance Thank you mister Bloomberg for the belly It's great But Jim out there do you see the gloom I really think it's kind of turning here a little bit Tom I do drive And we're back in rush hours out here and traffic jams showing up There's more activity the downtown starting to come back to life a little bit down here more people back I'm still not going in all the time but I certainly noticed the difference down there I think the fact that the delta variant is rolled over and that we're now can get our school aged kids vaccinated is improving confidence fairly dramatically I know there's a number of people that are doing trips again getting on airplanes going to meetings I feel like it's starting to change Okay The problem Jim is we didn't have you on to talk economics I want to talk the Gritty I mean the guy comes out of LSU He's up with a Minnesota Vikings And people are waiting for Justin Jefferson to dance I mean is he going to dance against a Dallas Cowboys I'm so Tom We need a game where our receivers dance We got two really receivers and can you let them Jefferson And I'd like to light up football with those guys It's impossible Thank you so much for luth all this morning Michael barber before we get to the news I mean just to sigue into this when do the celebrations at the end of the game they're become bigger than the touchdown Yeah And in fact what was the game where the college player got in trouble He celebrated the touchdown and then the ref through the flag and nullified the touchdown Really Yeah They're not gonna do that against the Dallas Cowboys No but I mean come on that's part of the game That's a fun I have some fun Thank you like the San Diego Padres in the Tati sub we're in all the Jim Paulson out in Minnesota and I guess the cowboys play the Vikings this weekend It'll be fun It'll be a high score game The dollop a 180 points of half a percent 35,600 72 With our news in New York City here's Michael Barr Tom Paul thank you very much President Biden arrived on Capitol Hill this morning to announce that Democrats have.
106.1 FM WTKK
"michael barber" Discussed on 106.1 FM WTKK
"It is the CEO Day Radio program. We're gonna grab a couple of calls here momentarily. One other story and we didn't do it last week because it happened early enough was the USA. Today's fact check where they fact check said Oh, Joe Biden wasn't looking at his watch during the The ceremony for the fallen soldiers returning and, um It was it was misleading, or I remember what they ruled it as but it was misleading and they came to conclusion only looked at his watch, after which flies in the face of the video of the thing and The statements by multiple families who were there to receive the remains their loved ones. Um and then they end up having it corrected and they didn't even change it to true. They changed it to missing context. So it's been a pretty crappy week for him, and I'm just looking at the CNN headline here. Jobless Americans left scrambling after pandemic unemployment benefits end That's I saw that story over the weekend to they were People were very, very concerned. Jobless Americans left scrambling after pandemic unemployment benefits and Man. Only there's something they could do. To remedy that situation. If you don't have a job. Um do we know if anyone's hiring as any? Has anyone heard anything on that? Yeah, I believe they estimate there's 10 million jobs available right now, And I know in North Carolina. There are Because of the weird hours that some places are having to maintain because they simply can't staff properly. But they never really get into that. The irony, of course, is I'm looking at the CNN story in the picture they chose behind. It has a now hiring sign. They really didn't go down that road if you watch the video, so all right. Let's get into this. Uh, Louis. You're up first. Go ahead. Um Let's talk about the other medicine story. You know, The first thing that kicked out to me was that they were saying that you know, the Gunshot victims were the ones not being treated, and I'm like, Okay, this is Oklahoma. I like the south side of Chicago where you've got all these gunshot victims lined up. You know, So that's the first thing that I knew that it was a false story was that you know Well now, sir, they have a lot of guns in in Oklahoma. Right, so they had 2019. I just I was able Look it up while I was on hold 2019. They had 787. Yeah, Death But but gunshot in 2019 so I think that the chance that two hospitals are turning away gunshot victims forever. Make them overdose, right. Uh, well, it also, Yeah. Also flies in the face of triaging. I mean, which is pretty standard practice in an emergency room setting, right, right? Yeah. So all right. Some guy comes in. He's bleeding out. I'm sorry, sir. You have to wait. He was here first. Yeah, That's not really how that works. Alright, Jim, go right ahead. Hey, there's and then the story, Casey that you missed, Um, the one about the mother with her three Children that were evacuated from Afghanistan that the State Department took credit for When actuality it was another group that got him out of there. They won't Fox news, saying that not only State department not do anything to help them, they hindered them the whole way. And having to turn on the news Last night, I turned the TV on and it came on CNN and CNN news and they were reporting on how the State Department did such a great job getting these this family out when Reality. They did nothing but tender the group that actually got him out. Well, that's the state Department being garbage, So yeah. You know they're going to have to take someone because, frankly, their press conference with such a dumpster fire where he's having to sit there and admit that they don't have a plan. For the people in Afghanistan. That's what happens when you have a Biden in office. Well, I appreciate the call. Thank you very much for doing nicknames again, Okay? I battle with this. I want to call him President. Silver alert, but I always forget to so And you gotta kind of muscle memory train yourself so Anyway. All right, 8889347874. Okay, that's going well there. Right. Let me grab this. Sorry. I thought that call was going to take a little longer. I was reading this story, All right? This is this is pretty crazy. I feel like Johnston County would be the worst place to pull this crap, though in the state of North Carolina are close. Johnston County Sheriff's Office says they're stepping up patrols in the four Oaks area after a report of a police impersonator. An 18 year old Benson woman told authorities she was driving August 28th when she noticed a car following or She turned on packing plant road. A flashing blue light went on atop the car, which she described as a silver Dodge charger. However, once she pulled over, she said, the light turned off Two men then got out of the car, and the teen said both were wearing ski masks and dark clothing. And to her credit, she got the heck out of Dodge Man. Johnson County sheriff's officer. They received no similar reports. Since then Michael Barber, whose farm is along the Rhodes said he wasn't surprised by the incident, noting there had been break ins and suspicious activities in the area. Yeah. So what kind of which you geniuses think that it's a good idea to be rolling up on Rando cars in Johnston County at night? Somebody's going to put a hole in one of you guys..
106.1 FM WTKK
"michael barber" Discussed on 106.1 FM WTKK
"It is the case radio program going to grab a couple of calls here momentarily. One other story and we didn't do it last week because it happened early enough was the USA. Today's fact check where they fact check and I said, Oh, Joe Biden wasn't looking at his watch during the The ceremony for the fallen soldiers returning and It was it was misleading, or I remember what they ruled it as but it was misleading and they came to conclusion only looked at his watch, after which flies in the face of the video of the thing and The statement spired multiple families who were there to receive the remains their loved ones. And then they end up having to correct it, and they didn't even change it to true, they changed it to missing context. So it's been a pretty crappy week for him, and I'm just looking at the CNN headline here. Jobless Americans left scrambling after pandemic unemployment benefits end That's I saw that story over the weekend to they were People were very, very concerned. Jobless Americans left scrambling after pandemic unemployment benefits end Man. Only there's something they could do. To remedy that situation. So if you don't have a job Um do we know if anyone's hiring as any? Has anyone heard anything on that? Yeah, I believe they estimate there's 10 million jobs available right now, And I know in North Carolina. There are Because of the weird hours that some places are having to maintain because they simply can't staff properly. But they never really get into that. The irony, of course, is I'm looking to CNN story in the picture they chose behind. It has a now hiring sign. They really didn't go down that road if you watch the video, so all right. Let's get into this. Uh, Louis. You're up first. Go ahead. I think, um Just talking about the other medicine story. You know, The first thing that kicked out to me was that they were saying that you know, the Gunshot victims worry the ones not being treated, and I'm like, Okay, this is Oklahoma. I like the south side of Chicago where you've got all these gunshot victims lined up. You know, So that's the first thing that I knew that it was a false story was that you know Well now, sir, They have a lot of guns in your in Oklahoma. Right. So they had 2019. I just I was a look it up while I was on hold 2019. They had 787. Uh, death but gunshot in 2019 so I think that the chance that two hospitals are turning away gunshot victims forever. Make them overdose, right. Uh, well, it also also flies in the face of triaging. I mean, which is pretty standard practice in an emergency room setting, right? Alright. Yeah. So all right. Some guy comes in. He's bleeding out. I'm sorry, sir. You have to wait. He was here first. Yeah, That's not really how that works. Alright, Jim, go right ahead. Hey, there's another story. Okay. See that you missed, Um, the one about the mother with her three Children that were evacuated from Afghanistan that the State Department took credit for When actuality it was another group that got him out of there. And they won't Fox news, saying that not only State department not do anything to help them, they hindered them the whole way. And having to turn on the news Last night, I turned the TV on and it came on CNN and CNN news and they were reporting on how the State Department did such a great job getting these this family out when Reality. They did nothing but tender the group that actually got him out. Well, that's the state Department being garbage, So yeah. You know they're going to have to take some win, because, frankly, their press conference was such a dumpster fire where he's having to sit there and admit that they don't have a plan. For the people in Afghanistan. That's what happens when you have a Biden in the office. Well, I appreciate the call. Thank you very much for doing nicknames again, Okay? I battle with this. I want to call on President Silver alert, but I always forget to so And you gotta kind of muscle memory train yourself so Anyway. All right, 8889347874. Okay, well, that's going well there. All right. Let me grab this. Sorry. I thought that call was going to take a little longer. I was reading this story, All right? This is this is pretty crazy. I feel like Johnston County would be the worst place to pull this crap, though in the state of North Carolina are close. Johnston County Sheriff's Office says they're stepping up patrols in the four Oaks area after a report of a police impersonator. An 18 year old Benson woman told authorities she was driving August 28th when she noticed a car following or She turned on packing plant road. A flashing blue light went on atop the car, which she described as a silver Dodge charger. However, once she pulled over, she said, the light turned off Two men then got out of the car, and the teen said both were wearing ski masks and dark clothing. To her credit. She got the heck out of Dodge Man. Johns County sheriff's Officer. They received no similar reports. Since then Michael Barber, whose farm is along the Rhodes said he wasn't surprised by the incident, noting there had been break ins and suspicious activities in the area. Yeah. So what kind of which you geniuses think that it's a good idea to be rolling up on Rando cars and Johnston County at night? Somebody's going to put a hole in one of you guys..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"michael barber" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"67 on Wall Street. Let's get more New York City Democratic primary results and more global news from Bloomberg's Michael Barber. Thank you very much. Nathan. New York City Council member Brad Lander, who won the endorsement of Progressive Democrats won the Democratic primary for city comptroller after a tally of absentee ballots tilted the race in his favor. The Associated Press called the race for Lander, a city Council member, backed by representative Alexandria, Ocasio, Cortez, Senator Elizabeth born And endorsed by The New York Times. Lander 1 52% of the vote compared with 48% for City Council speaker Corey Johnson, who conceded last night. The people who helped get New York City through the pandemic are being honored at a parade. Mayor Bill de Blasio says the event today will honor a range of people, including workers and health care, transportation, education and infrastructure. They deserve marched down the canyon of heroes because it's something that is reserved for the greatest folks in history. The Blasio also says because of the heat of post parade ceremony has been scrapped. New YORK Governor Andrew Cuomo has declared gun violence, a statewide emergency treated like a public health issue. We know how to deal with an epidemic. What we want to say is we want to do with gun violence, What we just did with Covid it, Governor. Cuomo says The move creates an office in the state Department of Health dedicated to the issue. Michael Bloomberg, the founder and majority owner of Bloomberg, L. P. The parent, Bloomberg Radio is a donut of groups that supported gun control, including every town for gun safety. Hurricane warning is in effect for a long stretch of the Florida coast. As Elsa will spin through this morning. Elsa is now down to a tropical storm. There were no immediate reports of damage or injury. Nearly two weeks of searching has led to the discovery of more bodies underneath the rubble of the collapsed condo building and Surfside, Florida The number of confirmed deaths is now 36 109 people missing. Miami Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine. Cava said she received a phone call yesterday from President.
The Wonkhe Show - the higher education podcast
"michael barber" Discussed on The Wonkhe Show - the higher education podcast
"You offer. I didn't additional short courses or field trips or all these kinds of things. I think it's going to be a year effort so we've talked a bit about the headline science faction rates. But what's really fascinating to me is a split between the different student experiences. The students who do not feel their academic experience has been a good quality of overall do tend to be those that have had an all online experience or have moved to an online experience. Now there's lots of ed tech people around social media that will tell you that the events of this year means students will be expecting more online and blended provision in the future to me. It doesn't look as much like that. I think we're looking towards the backlash by earlier. This week we worked with a collection of student unions to do a serious piece of work in to freedom of speech at on campus and roller students unions after lots of criticism over the last months and years natalie. What jumped out at you here. Well this freedom of speech issue i think is the issue that seems to never go away as well. We were all settling into lockdown. Three point oh we had. David davis introducing his private member's bill and he was saying that freedom of speech was under threatened universities and calling for us to be liable for fines if we didn't comply with acid of duty to promote free speech and we had michael barber also giving his sort of houses of wisdom speech again calling saying you universities guilty of group thing..
The Wonkhe Show - the higher education podcast
"michael barber" Discussed on The Wonkhe Show - the higher education podcast
"Welcome to the monkey you're trained into this week's higher education news policy analysis. I'm sharon chief. Mark leech and it's a special episode this week as we had an avalanche policy from the government westminster so joining me to bash away through the policies won. Ki's top editorial team in what foods we have jim dickinson associated. Jim your heart of the week. Plays a think for me. It was actually not related to the policy saw me it was wednesday morning i was lying in bed and i opened up the times and saw that she's chair. Michael baba walls to give a speech where he would say. I am told that the vast majority of controversial speaking engagements go ahead on uk. Campuses are willing to believe it. But i'd love to see the data had line in bed. Sorry thinking you your regular of michael. Of course then. I left her a bed. Lucky kelloggs cornflakes hyper improved. Much much too much. Fanfare reciter was read things all week. Actually and in the southwest can ever remember exactly where. But it says david conner decay because other associated decay. You're valued this week. I have to say well I suppose building on from jim story. we then went to the event and we challenge michael barber to see if Data could possibly release an put nicely firmly commit to it but he did say that One key is strong on the detail but needs to sink more about the wider strategic picture. Which is really interesting. feedback from the outgoing chair of the office students and something that will reflect on future. We're taking that under advisement. Thanks thanks michael. And suraya london. It's monkeys editor. Vici w hearts of the week. It's non michael. Proper related highlight The the highlight of my week. I received a lovely email at the beginning of this weekend and over the fact that from a senior colleagues at a at a university scrubbing university saying how much she enjoyed last week swanky show and how useful she find it so that was really lovely given how busy everyone is that. She took the time to do their only hope. That this week's episode be equally useful. Interest seemed to remember it was. It was light relief which was saying commentary of the times. We live in right everyone. Let's let's dive straight into it and the big ticket item was of course the jobs skills white paper long awaited further education skills white paper and along with it the interim conclusion as a civil service relation for you to the to the review debbie. What do we need to know. But the first thing we've identified is the problem at the heart of the naming of the paper which is scheduled for jobs not job skills. Things feel quite quite interchangeable. So we're all gonna have to keep our keep our lifelong skills entitlements in our life cycle. The name of the white paper wrong there. I would say. I would recall that. But of course jimbo edit the incorrect one. Because it's funny is an example of a wider strategic focus rather than attention to detail that we're michael will be happy to say Yes so i think the one of the one of the things we've said is the radius. Today's fema day to shine really and the the sector has been waiting waiting so long for this for this white paper. And it's it's it's really kind of setting. I think quite clear agenda for what needs to happen in further education. And that's really important but there will be able to be ramifications for higher education as well so the accompanying interim conclusions to the post eighteen review of education funding. The am has very little in there. That isn't actually covered in the skillful white paper. But the kind of key nuggets coming out of that. Where a re alignment of the teaching grants little bit consultation on this towards areas deemed to be more highly strategically important so we're looking stem provision health care areas of an additional need in the labor market. And that sort of thing potentially which wasn't which will not be welcomed imagined by those in the humanities and social sciences areas and the other thing that we knew was coming but the confirmed with there will be nothing on fees or student finance or any major changes to the funding regime until the comprehensive spending review. Which is pencilled for data this year. But we we've been here before on the timing of the comprehensive spending review so we we know what that means all the souls left dangling online because the source left activates. It feels often with these these conversation about auger. It's what's not in. It is almost more than what actually is. So the big as you say. Jim is seven point. Five k fees which is also minimum entry requirements. I mean i remember. There's a month wasn't that wherever that was like a thing and then chris skidmore Out but it's consultation. Yeah there is that promise of more consultation in the spring. Which of course in parliamentary terms could mean anything up to the summer recess. So what you could imagine. A plan of action in which there is a largest consultation in spring or summer looking at the glory and all these different at different proposals including things like minimum entry and things like foundation years. All these like little bits and pieces the overlook that and caused controversy and then disappeared followed by sensitive final conclusions at the are but it's hard they would require the government to quiet lot of bandwidth to deliver and all of that and of course there's also this strategy paper that we know is floating around and that talks about things like freedom of speech and grade inflation and perhaps some more about quality so there is a kind of basket of emergent policies. They're just not. We can't necessarily be confident that it's actually going to happen. I mean the justification given for not giving a full conclusion to the order response to order in response today was that the government focuses is on the pandemic. i mean. I think the current focus shouldn't still we'll be on the pandemic in six months or you kind of kind of hope it will be what's going to change to get us to a point where the government suddenly has hold second. I know what we need to push up. Agendas cuts cutting attrition fees. I think i've just about lost count of the number of major Fiscal events that the response to audible wall supposed to come alongside and either. The fiscal event itself was canceled. All their response to order was pushed back. I would not be putting money on that not.
China's Xi Jinping allowed to rule indefinitely as constitutional amendment passes
"The us directly attacked a syrian airfield after accusing the regime of a chemical weapons attack syria denies it using poison gas and says accounts are fabricated by rebel groups mattis also criticised russia syria's ally over the numerous reports of chemical weapons attacks saying that russia is either incompetent or in cahoots with assad camille a'domino cki npr news the ncw march madness men's basketball tournament seeds were selected today the university of virginia earned the number one overall seed the other top seeds are villanova kansas and exert earlier and fourseed auburn got his first tournament invite in fifth sixteen years for polian games will be held tuesday and wednesday the games start on thursday asia markets are trading higher this hour the nikkei is up one point seven percent you're listening to npr news from washington community members in birmingham alabama took to a city park today to remember a high school students who was shot and killed last week andrew yegor of member station wb hm reports the prayer vigil endmarch comes two days after police charged another student in her death oh those at the gathering released purple balloons the favorite color of 17yearold cortlandt arrington she was fatally shot wednesday as classes were getting out at birmingham's huffman high school student march organizer jalen evans says aaron tim was a great person she was never base never had a bad it's it was always thought evaluated made of evans says he also played football with seventeen year old michael barber who prosecutors charged with manslaughter in connection with the death friday they say barbara brought a pistol to the school recklessly causing aaron since death school leaders say there are metal detectors at the school but they were not in use that day foreign pr news i'm andrew yegor in birmingham in china it's official president xi jinping can stay on the job for life lawmakers signed a historic constitutional amendment today abolishing term limits almost three thousand handpicked delegates at the national people's congress endorse the amendment today in a nearly unanimous vote the change returns china to the oneman rule system that prevailed during the era of dictator mazi dong and the emperor's who came before him at the weekend box office black panther took the top spot with an estimated forty one million dollars in ticket sales in second place a wrinkle in.