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May you find joy in the simple pleasures of life and may the light of the holiday season fill your heart with the hope for a better world
"…there is nothing better for people than to be happy and to do good while they live." —Ecclesiastes 3:12
We are very much looking forward to 2015 and beyond when we will all conitinue our common good journey and share a common belief in the potential of each one of us to become self-directed, empowered, and active in defining this time in the world as opportunity for positive change and healing and for the true formation of a culture of peace by giving thanks, spreading joy, sharing love, seeing miracles, discovering goodness, embracing kindness, practicing patience, teaching moderation, encouraging laughter, celebrating diversity, showing compassion, turning from hatred, practicing forgiveness, peacefully resolving conflicts, communicating non-violently, choosing happiness and enjoying life.
Read more: A Christmas and New Year Message from Kamran and Anne Mofid
Read more: A Christmas and New Year Message from Kamran and Anne Mofid
The Trustees of the Human Values Foundation are delighted to announce that Professor Kamran Mofid, Founding Director of the Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative (GCGI) — has agreed to support our endeavours as a Patron.
Kamran Mofid received his BA and MA in economics from the University of Windsor (Canada) in 1980 and 1982 respectively and in 1986 he was awarded his doctorate in economics from the University of Birmingham (UK).
From 1980 to 2000 he was Economic Teaching Assistant, Tutor, Lecturer and Senior Lecturer at the Universities of Windsor (Canada), Birmingham, Bristol, Wolverhampton and Coventry (UK).
Then his life journey took a different direction…
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Human Values Foundation - Life-enriching values for everyone
"Values represent our guiding principles: our broadest motivations, influencing the attitudes we hold and how we act."
'Try not to become a man of success, but a man of value'- Albert Einstein
As it has been observed throughout history, in action and thought, people are affected by a wide range of influences. Past experience, cultural and social norms are some of the most important ones. Connected to all of these, to some extent, are our values, which represent a strong guiding force, shaping our attitudes and behaviour over the course of our lives. Our values have been shown to influence our political persuasions; our willingness to participate in political action; our career choices; our ecological footprints; how much money we spend, and on what; and our feelings of personal wellbeing, contentment and happiness; as well as our relationship with others, with nature and the Mother Earth, to mention but a few.
Let us pause for a moment and focus on some fundamental and enduring questions of human meaning and value. Questions such as:
1. What does it mean to be human?
2. What does it mean to live a life of meaning and purpose?
3. What does it mean to understand and appreciate the natural world?
4. What does it mean to forge a more just society for the common good?
By their very nature, these questions lend themselves to thought and discussion around ethics, morals and values.
At the GCGI we are delighted and honoured that since 2002 we have been at the forefront of activities to highlight, address and analyse these and other relevant questions.
We recognised that building a better and more harmonious world will demand challenging and novel ways of thinking, perspectives that encompass the broad swath of human experience and wisdom, from the natural sciences and all the social sciences, to the philosophical and spiritual values of the world's major religions and of indigenous peoples as well. The task before us is a daunting one, and wisdom in how to proceed will come from a multiple of sources, and must embrace the panorama of cultural and disciplinary perspectives. We appreciate that we should not carry on constructing a global society that is materially rich but spiritually poor. We did know that we must be led by values, and must uphold them at all times.
Thus, in 2002, we began to construct globalisation for the common good, as a path to build a more just and sustainable world.
At a recent seminar I was asked by one of the participants if I could explain, in simple, jargon-free language, what I meant by "an economy that serves the common good", and also what I meant by "sustainability, social justice and ecology".
I was excited by these questions, as they are very close to my heart. Although, I have written extensively on these issues*, here, now was my chance to engage, face-to-face, with some interested and well-informed people, who wanted some clear explanations. Thus, I began to explain and the dialogue started:
First, I said, in order to see what an economy for the common good might look like, it would be helpful to consider what globalisation for the common good might look like. This is important, as an economy for the common good needs a fertile ground in which to develop. Thus, I began telling them about the Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative (GCGI), where we connect our intellect with our humanity on our path towards the common good.
I explained that to understand and face the challenges of the contemporary world requires us to view the big picture. Whatever we are considering, whether it is war and peace, economics and environment, justice and injustice, love and hatred, cooperation and competition, common good and selfishness, science and technology, progress and poverty, profit and loss, food and population, energy and water, disease and health, education and family, we need to keep the big picture in mind to understand and solve the many pressing problems, large and small, regional or global.
This big picture is also the context in which we can most productively explore the perennial questions of life – its purpose and meaning, the relevance of values, justice and our relationship to the ecosystem which supports all life.
Read more: What might an Economy for the Common Good look like?
Photos: Courtesy of GNNSJ Audio Visual Department, Birmingham, UK
Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative (GCGI)
School of Economic Science (SES)
12th Annual GCGI International Conference and the 2nd Joint GCGI and SES Forum
"The Value of Values: Spiritual Wisdom in Everyday Life"
31 August- 4 September, 2014
Waterperry House
A Report and Reflection by: Steve Szeghi, Professor of Economics, Wilmington College, GCGI Senior Ambassador, GCGI Board of Advisers, Co-Editor GCGI Journal(GCGIJ)
From August 31 Until September 4th, around sixty individuals from many countries gathered at Waterperry House near Oxford for the GCGI Conference. The conference attendees came from diverse backgrounds, divergent spiritual traditions, many distinct cultures, and philosophical points of view. Many were teachers and professors, some were entrepreneurs, social and business, some were lawyers, and some were accomplished spiritual, political, and community leaders, to name but a few. All were united by a desire to make this world we live in more just, more equal, more ecological, and more relational. For it is in relationships with one another and in our relationships with the earth and all the species and elements of nature that human beings find happiness, peace and purpose.
This year, we once again found a unity with one another, we found connection. We found it in our search for truth and in our hopes to build a better world in ways both large and small. We listened intently to each other's presentations. We engaged in dialogue during the formal sessions, and again more informally as we ate together and shared perspectives. What we hope for the world, we found in a special way, this year at Waterperry House.
Read more: GCGI 2014 Oxford: A Report and Reflection by Prof. Steve Szeghi
The Third GCGI Award for Public Service in the Interest of the Common Good was presented to Bhai Sahib Bhai Dr. Mohinder Singh Ahluwalia, Chairman, Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha, Birmingham, UK, at the 12th Annual GCGI International Conference and the 2nd Joint GCGI and SES Forum, held at Waterperry House, School of Economic Science, Oxford.
The Award is given in recognition of Bhai Sahib Ji's extraordinary and tireless work for peace and justice, and his selfless service in helping to build a better world. He exemplifies the great peace potential inherent in religious traditions to more fully engaging nationally and globally to build trust, foster understanding, and revitalise public policy discussions for the common good.
He continues to encourage and empower others to discover their own potential for change and to evoke their hidden strengths to bring more goodness into the world.
The Award was presented to Bhai Sahib Ji at a special ceremony during the Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative's Twelfth Anniversary Gala Dinner hosted at Harris Manchester College, University of Oxford, on the evening of Wednesday 3 September 2014.
View a higher resolution of the actual award in Adobe PDF format.
Previous GCGI Award recipients:
Dr. Yakunin Receives First Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative (GCGI) Award
School of Economic Science, London, Receives Second Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative (GCGI) Award


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Tuesday, September 10 @ 4:30pmTeens (Age 13-18) are invited to join our Teen Advisory Board and have a say in the materials we order for teens, the teen programs we offer, and much more at the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library. Participation in the Teen Advisory Board counts as service hours and snacks are provided by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library. Join us for our meeting and get involved.
Tuesday, September 10 @ 3:30 pm
Teens, join us for gaming on the Xbox, PlayStation or Wii, play board games, paint, or just hang out with your friends in a fun, friendly environment. Guitars and a keyboard are available if you feel like getting musical.
Tuesday, September 10 @ 6pm This program has been cancelled due to unforseen circumstances. We apologize for any inconvenience it may cause you. Keep a look out for future writers theater workshops at the Anastasia Island Branch!


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The Department of Behavioral Health Training Institute provides high-quality learning opportunities to employees, consumers, providers and other partners who support behavioral health services in the District.
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You simply can't beat the feeling of quality bib shorts. Unfortunately, they usually aren't practical to wear year round. However, Castelli has changed this with its Nanoflex Bib Shorts. With a fleecy lining and a water-resistant exterior, the Nanoflex Bib Shorts answer the call of the winter with resounding vigor.
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Very nice product
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I'm a bib convert. I've worn them a couple times and have found them very comfortable. They run a tad small compared to another brand (sample size of one other brand). I haven't ridden them in rain yet and will keep you folks posted when I do.
works as advertised.
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I have used these on a couple extended rain rides. There is nothing worse on a rain ride than a soggy wet crotchular area with a soaked pad that feels like a wet diaper. Glad to report no soggy diaperness occurred. Water beads off like it is supposed to. Fits true to size. I am a size large in Castelli bibs, and a large was perfect here.
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These are really good winter bibs. The nanoflex fabric really does bead water like the description says. They are warm. They are tight enough to prevent leg warmers from slipping at all. The legs are really long (they go down until right above my knees), but I like this in these bibs because it provides extra coverage when the weather is nasty. They have a good chamois that keeps my bottom happy on 4 hour rides. All-in-all I would recommend these bibs to anyone looking for bibs for when the weather gets cold or rainy.
Typical Castelli quality BUT .....
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.... these shorts are crazy long! They are a full 8 cm longer in the leg than the 2 other pairs of Castelli bib shorts (same size) that I own. They are so long that the gripper irritates the back of my knees on multi-hour rides if I do not wear leg warmers. Other than the length, the fit is consistent with other Castelli products. The size guide in the specs is sensible.
The nanoflex fabric is excellent and warm. I wear these comfortably in the single digits (celsius). The pad is comfortable and well-placed, and overall construction is of good quality. They are very strong value for the money.
seems like they should make these in fluoro,...
seems like they should make these in fluoro, no?
Long inseam is perfect
Referring to Brian's post, I am about 140 lbs with a 34" inseam and these bibs fit great. The longer inseam gives me coverage that I usually can't find.
A medium fits me fine. The chamois works well and has plenty of thickness but does not bunch up.
I hate that they are more suitable for cold weather or I would buy several for year round.
Nice winter bibs
I rode with these new bibs in 45 degree weather. I usually wear a large (170 lbs, 5' 10"), and these larges are pretty snug. The leg grippers are somewhat loose to allow for leg warmers to be worn underneath. I didn't experience any slip down of the leg warmers which has happened with other bibs. The fleece keeps you warmer than standard bibs and I was very comfortable in the temperature. I could see these being too warm in temperatures above 65.
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What is the difference between these bibs and the Claudio bib short?
I was wondering the same thing; I have the Claudios and love them, but want to make sure the fit hasn't changed before I order these.
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This bib short is most similar to the Free Aero with a longer inseam, which I think is perfect for colder weather and pairs perfect with the NanoFlex leg warmer.
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(December 4, 2014) -- We are thrilled to announce that three-time Tony Award nominee Rebecca Luker will headline TSC's Sixth Annual Valentine's Gala performed at Germantown Performing Arts Center on February 14, 2015.
Ms. Luker's intimate hour-long show to benefit TSC's education program will feature her Broadway and Jerome Kern songbooks as well as stories from her fabled 30-year career.Read More
The National Endowment for the Arts and Arts Midwest Award Tennessee Shakespeare Company with Prestigious Shakespeare in American Communities Grant for Second Year
(Memphis, TN; July 7, 2014) – Arts Midwest has announced that Tennessee Shakespeare Company is one of just 40 theatre companies in the United States to receive its prestigious Shakespeare in American Communities grant for TSC's innovative Romeo and Juliet Project. This is the second consecutive year TSC has been awarded the grant as the youngest organization of the 40 theatres selected.
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Unearthed from a buried Friary just two years ago in Leicester, England, the painfully deformed 1485 skeleton of Richard now is brought to frightening life in a cadaver synod during which his murderous actions to the throne are reconsidered during the reverence of All Hallow's Eve. A soul still wandering between this life and the next, history's notorious "bottled spider" has much more he would like for you to consider before passing final judgment on his actions that gained him the throne but have haunted him ever since.
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Singing lieutenant's legacy lives on
Beth Sholom award honors employee, resident 'idol'
In his last 12 years of life, Art Heller coped with a debilitating stroke, a move from his lifelong home in New Jersey, and the stress of adjusting to serious health limitations and life in an assisted living facility and new town.
But he didn't simply meet the challenge gracefully, say those who knew him. He excelled at his new life, won over an entire community of residents and employees in his new home, and went on to become an icon of the community who is still revered today.
Although the World War II veteran passed away in 2004 – on Veteran's Day – his name still comes up frequently in conversations at Beth Sholom. From his stellar singing voice to his enthusiasm for baseball and his charismatic personality, Heller continues to live prominently in the memories of his Beth Sholom family.
"The staff at the home absolutely adored him," says Arthur's son, Dan. "He had a personality that was able to engage everyone."
Heller recalls that when family members visited other residents of the home, and their own relatives were not doing well, they would seek out Art Heller to get the lift in spirits they needed.
"They'd stop and see my dad and just spend a few minutes, and then they'd tell me how good it made them feel," says Heller. "He had that uncanny ability."
What's more, Art's legacy lives on in the annual Arthur Heller Employee Recognition Award award, which his grateful family established both as a tribute to Heller and as an appreciative gesture to the staff members who helped make his life so enjoyable in his later years.
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This year's award recipient, Mike Sorenson, has worked at Beth Sholom for 17 years in roles ranging from maintenance to night watchman to his current job as medical supplies coordinator. Deirdre Arnowitz, director of social work at Beth Sholom, says Sorenson is not only a deserving recipient, but one who has much in common with the award's namesake.
"Mike is such a sweet man," says Arnowitz. "He'll do anything for anybody and he's very kind to all the residents."
Arnowitz adds that among the roles Sorenson has assigned himself over the years -- without being asked -- is caretaker of animals at the home.
"He loves cats and birds, and when we had a resident cat, Mike took care of her all the time," says Arnowitz. "He took her to the vet and came back on weekends to feed her. He wanted to make sure the residents had a cat."
When the cat died, Sorenson took care of subsequent pets, including birds. He would make sure the birds were covered at night, and took them to residents to keep overnight. "The residents did better because of his efforts," says Arnowitz.
Arnowitz also points out that when feral cats became a problem outside the residential community, Sorenson found homes for all of them as well. On the job, says Arnowitz, Sorenson is known for his knack for fixing things, and often helps out in the rehabilitation department repairing wheelchairs.
"He just has a heart of gold," says Arnowitz, "and an unassuming manner. He never wants attention for himself and was just flabbergasted to get the award."
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While Sorenson is reluctant to speak of himself, he lights up with a smile remembering Art Heller, whom he calls a "good man" with a talent for singing and playing the piano.
Arnowitz confirms Heller's talent for entertaining, and cites a list of favorite songs he would sing, including "Let Me Call You Sweetheart," "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," and "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling."
"We called him King Arthur," says Arnowitz with a laugh. "He sang for every talent show and sing-along, and everyone followed along. I remember he also sang 'Always' to [his granddaughter] Erin.
"He had the most gorgeous blue eyes. He just melted us."
Dan Heller notes that his father's singing voice was something of a legend, and that he entertained the troops during the 1940s.
"There's a picture of him singing to 10,000 troops in Louisville, Kentucky," says Heller. "They called him 'The Singing Lieutenant.' But he was very modest, and other family members had to tell us about it."
Heller says that after the war, his father apparently auditioned for a singing role, and ended up taking second place. The man he lost out to was Dennis Day, who later went on to fame as Jack Benny's sidekick.
"I tell my children," says Heller, 'If there had been an American Idol in the 1940s, your grandpa would have been in the top ten.'"
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But it was Art Heller's demeanor, even more than his talent for entertaining, that stands out in the memories of those who knew him.
"He was so appreciative," says Arnowitz, "and so amenable to everyone. Art was just the nicest, kindest, smartest – and he would share about his life. I always assigned social worker interns to him, because he was such a great guy to get to know."
Dan Heller tells the story of an encounter about two years after his father died, when he was in line with his son at a fast food restaurant and noticed a woman staring at him.
Eventually the woman approached him, saying, "You're Mr. Heller's son." She told Dan that she had worked at Beth Sholom years ago, and that in her 25-year career working in nursing homes, his father was the "nicest man I ever met."
"Then," recalls Dan, "she takes out her wallet and shows me his obituary. She looked at me and said, 'He meant so much to me.'"
Hearing that from a professional with that much experience in the field, says Heller, told him that establishing the employee recognition award was clearly the right way to recognize his father.
Since establishing the award (which he discussed with his father before his death), Heller has noticed that the idea seems to generate other ideas for good turns. One day, Heller happened to mention the award while on the golf course, telling his fellow players how it honored not only his father's memory but also the unsung heroes who work at Beth Sholom. One golfer, who had just lost his son in an accident, was moved to donate gift cards to all of the award recipients in his son's memory.
It's also tradition that as part of the annual awards ceremony, previous recipients join the celebration and are given corsages and gift certificates. The current winner, surrounded by residents, staff, and friends of the community, receives a cash award in addition to the recognition.
The ceremony never fails to move Deirdre Arnowitz and members of the Heller family (Dan, wife Nancy, and children Ben and Erin – all of whom have volunteered at the home for years) – or to elicit memories and story-telling about "King Arthur."
"I am so glad he lived here 12 years," says Arnowitz. "We were so lucky to have him."
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Was anyone asking for an extra-large helping of Larry the Cable Guy this Christmas? If so, you can thank Santa Claus for Jingle All the Way 2.
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A follow-up to the much-derided 1996 Christmas film Jingle All the Way, Jingle All the Way 2 isn't so much a sequel as it is an odd kind of remake, offering a few original twists on the original's dad-vs-dad holiday showdown, but also copying large chunks of the original without alteration. > Read more.
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Several holiday performances take place this weekend in Henrico including "It's a Wonderful Life" and Theatre IV on Tour's "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" – both at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen. The Central Virginia Masterworks Chorale will perform Vivaldi's "Gloria" at River Road Church, Baptist and the Virginia Repertory Theatre will present "Santa's Christmas Miracle" at the Children's Theatre at Willow Lawn. A fun annual tradition, now in its 14th year, will be at SkateNation Plus in Short Pump – Chabad of Virginia's Chanukah on Ice. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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