Black Rock Solar: Wisdom of Stone Soup
Black Rock Solar's story is that of "The Wisdom of Stone Soup", realizing the full potential of 'collaboration creates prosperity.'
Exquisite Safaris Philanthropic Travel donates $25 per traveler to deliver no cost solar installations to under served American communities by Black Rock Solar.
Black Rock Solar is a non-profit project of the Burning Man community, focused on addressing climate change and speeding the adoption curve of renewable energy. By installing renewable energy at low or no cost, Black Rock Solar puts much needed funds in the hands of communities typically not served by the renewable energy industry -who then get to decide how to best meet their own needs. Along the way, Black Rock Solar creates educational opportunities for philanthropic individuals and beneficiaries, and sponsor training to broaden the solar power industry.
Building solar power creates energy independence and helps to reverse the adverse effects of global climate change. More importantly, the money saved by using solar power stays in the school and community directly benefiting the people who need it most. For example, Black Rock Solar's Gerlach project, finished in December 2008 provides 90kW of solar energy for the Gerlach Elementary School which will put another $20,000 per year directly into that schools budget -every year for the next 20 or 30 years!
Black Rock Solar are hard at work on their latest installation -a 60KW array for the Natchez School in Wadsworth, NV. Take a look at the location from space right here. The 60 kilowatt solar power system is expected to generate 108,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity per year, resulting in savings of approximately $360,000 over the next 25 years. Natchez Elementary School and the Washoe County School District will share the savings, with half directly supporting the school's budget and the other half sponsoring a special fund to support conservation efforts throughout the district.
"This new system will help us give our students a very real lesson in the benefits of solar energy," said Natchez Elementary School Principal Rick Taylor. "All in all, the solar array will benefit the environment, give our classrooms a reliable source of electricity, and help us direct precious dollars toward education rather than energy bills."
"If we are going to seriously address climate change, we need to make renewable energy available to all, a mission that Black Rock Solar aims to achieve by dramatically lowering the cost of solar for communities that otherwise would not have access to these clean technologies," said Price. "With this solar energy system at Natchez Elementary -the second project of its kind for Black Rock Solar and our partners -we are no longer just asking the question, 'what if solar was free?' We're busy answering it."
In recognition of Black Rock Solar's work to bring low and no cost solar power to rural schools and hospitals across Nevada, Black Rock Solar Executive Director Tom Price was honored recently as one of People Magazine's "Environmental Heroes" for 2008.
Exquisite Safaris Philanthropic Travel actively supports Black Rock Solar's efforts to create a 60KW solar array at Natchez Elementary School on the Pyramid Lake Native American Paiute Tribe Reservation in Wadsworth, Nevada.
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"How to make a difference abroad when you're in the dough and not the peace corps." -Globerati.com on Philanthropic Travel
"Some of us vacation for the sun. Or the culture. Or the hot stone massage. Or the white-knuckle ride. Or the Michelin-starred menus. But now, a new breed of altruistic adventurer is pushing the frontiers of philanthropic travel -and having it all. Just don't confuse it with voluntourism -that's for people with more time than money. For those who have it the other way around, the options to embrace high-end travel and keep their humanity intact are growing fast.
Exquisite Safaris, for example, bills itself as 'the pioneer of private, luxury philanthropic travel,' and tailors its five-star trips to destinations where clients get to interact with local communities.
As Fast Company puts it: 'In between watching cheetahs on the plains of the Serengeti and getting pampered with spa treatments, you may spend a morning teaching kids how to read." -Marc Jolly Founder & Editor Globerati.com
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"Exquisite Safaris is wonderful because it combines the best of everything. You get world-class accommodations, the top notch activities, and then end up at a project that is life changing." -Travel Connoisseur Magazine
"Visiting the Matare neighborhood outside Nairobi was a powerful experience for our family. What we encountered grabbed our hearts. Living there does not make for an easy life, and it is so much different from what we know. And yet we found our hearts warmed from this unforgettable experience. Franklin opened the community up to us in ways we would have never been able to see ourselves. We enjoyed a chance to hear people's stories, to learn about their hopes and dreams, and to enjoy playing sports with local youth. Franklin's outreach is powerful, and since our visit we now feel like we can help him make a difference through our growing friendship. Our lives will never be the same and we look forward to visiting again." -Amber Dowd
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Exquisite Safaris Philanthropic Travel has raised over 1 million dollars since 2008. 100% has been donated to high impact NGO's (non-governmental organizations) in destinations in the USA and around the world.
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Marc Gold was set on the path he now travels when he was just a child, when his father, photographer Albert Gold, explained "the meaning of life." He took the 8-year-old into the bathroom and had him look in the mirror. Gold recounts the conversation:
Albert: ''What do you see?'
Marc: 'I see myself.'
Albert: 'Okay. How old will you be in 70 years?'
Marc: '78.'
Albert: 'Okay, when you are 78 years old, look in the mirror again and ask yourself one question, because by then your life will be almost over: 'Did you live a life that made this a better world or not? Very simple. If the answer is yes, I am proud of you, and if not, I am disappointed.'
Marc: 'But how am I going to make this a better world?'
Albert: 'That's your job. You figure it out.'
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New research from the University of Wisconsin-Madison finds that we can acquire a greater capacity for compassion through meditation training, in much the same way as athletes or musicians train to improve their skill.
We're in the midst of a revolution in brain science. The long held dogma that brain connections are unchangeable after age five, is being usurped with findings that the brain is more plastic than we thought. Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison published a study in PLoS One this week, showing that our capacity for empathy can be learned and mastered -as one might learn to play soccer or piano.
The skill here comes from meditation.
They studied the fMRI scans of 32 subjects, half were trained mediators including the Olympians of meditation, the Tibetan monks. The others were age-matched novices. In the brain scanner, all were subjected to emotional sounds (like a baby laughing or woman screaming.) They found that the insula (the area of the brain responsible for physical feelings of compassion) was highly active in the experts. And the right temporal-parietal juncture (an area connected to understanding anothers' emotional state) was also much more active in experts than in the novices.
It may not be proof that we can turn a schoolyard bully into Gandhi, but it shows meditative training has a significant impact.
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Asking & Receiving: Philanthropic Travel
Anyone who has asked for divine guidance knows that it can be challenging to trust it when it comes. This is because divine guidance comes in many forms and it is sometimes hard to locate it.
We aren't sure if we are meant to trust our thoughts, our feelings, our dreams, or our intuitions to be the carriers of divine wisdom. We are not sure if advice from a friend is the form in which the guidance has come into the world, or if our own opinion is the source of wisdom we need to take seriously. The ability to sort all this out comes with trial and error, and the best way to learn to recognize divine guidance is to engage in the process of asking and receiving.
Sometimes when we ask for guidance, we already have a sense of what we want to hear. At such times, receiving guidance can be difficult, because we don't want to hear anything that appears to be in opposition to our desire. Therefore, one of the most important qualities we need to cultivate if we are to receive guidance is an open mind. It helps to acknowledge what we want, and then to symbolically set it aside, making room for whatever wisdom comes through to us.
Cultivating an active relationship with the divine is the essential ingredient to being able to receive and trust guidance when it comes our way. We can make a daily practice of this by using a set of runes, a deck of cards, or a pendulum. We can also use our journals, developing a relationship with the divine through the written word. As we request and receive guidance, we might take notes on our experiences. Over time we will begin to recognize when we were able to hear correctly and when we were not. In this way, we will gradually attune ourselves to our particular relationship with the divine. Begin to trust the guidance you are receiving and soon you will find it flowing with ease.
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What Shall We Do Now?
What shall we use to fill the empty spaces
Where waves of hunger roar?
Shall we set out across the sea of faces
In search of more and more applause?
Shall we buy a new guitar?
Shall we drive a more powerful car?
Shall we work straight through the night?
Shall we get into fights?
Leave the lights on? Drop bombs?
Do tours of the east? Contract diseases?
Bury bones? Break up homes?
Send flowers by phone?
Take to drink? Go to shrinks?
Give up meat? Rarely sleep?
Keep people as pets?
Train dogs? Race rats?
Fill the attic with cash?
Bury treasure? Store up leisure?
But never relax at all
With our backs to the wall.
-Roger Waters from The Wall by Pink Floyd
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As Waters said in an interview, "this level of the story is extremely simplistic." Don't get me wrong, the fact that it might be simplistic does not make it simple by any means. If anything, "What Shall We Do Now?" contributes to the multiple themes of "the Wall" while adding a few of its own. But as a song in itself, the lyrics are fairly and caustically straightforward.
Put simply, it is a list of things that people use to fill "the waves of hunger," that void in their lives and the missing gaps in their walls. Arguably, people are trained by society to "search for more and more applause" in a "sea of faces," or in other words, they are trained to become someone else so as to be socially acceptable, thereby garnering more acceptance (social "applause").
It's the reason why corporate stores such as the Gap are successful; we are told that in order to fit in, we must adjust to the social norm even if that norm seems to deviate from the status quo. For an example of this, look at the success and profitability of punk music (a genre notoriously known for going against the grain of society) in the early 90's sparked by radio-friendly bands like Green Day. In our ever-growing materialistic society, you must become someone else before you are someone; you must wear a fashionable brand of clothes, drive a stylish car, keep trendy friends, eat at chic restaurants. Namely, you must adapt yourself to the latest social trends in order to become your social self. Accordingly, these things start to become social fetishes.
We become obsessed with the latest trends, defining ourselves by what we see in the media, what is marketed towards us, and what our peers are doing. In the most ironic social twist, individuality is supposedly achieved by conformity to commercialized social norms. We fill our lives and define ourselves with designer jeans and fancy cars; with how much money is in our bank accounts and how many sexual partners we've had; with what we eat and where we sleep. This is the very core of the attack in "What Shall We Do Now?" a polemic against the foundation of the world's increasing capitalistic society. It's an attack against conformity, the loss of individuality, and mostly against the idea that these material things will complete our lives and make us truly happy.
Yet all of the things listed in the song aren't necessarily evil. Many people feel that vegetarianism is the healthiest way to eat and sending flowers by phone is certainly a far cry from the evils of Hitler and his Nazi regime. Why are such things attacked, then?
As Roger Waters perfectly states in his 1979 interview, "it's about being obsessed with the idea of being a vegetarian ..adopting somebody else's criteria for yourself without considering them from a position of really being yourself." These things are not inherently evil; rather, it's the obsession with these things, with defining one's self by someone else's standards, that is the moral decay of modern society.
"More, more more!" becomes the global motto with every passing day and with the accumulation of it all, walls are being erected higher and more impenetrable. While the song veers away a bit from the actual story line of "the Wall," Pink's applicability to the materialistic obsession perfectly reflects the walls of many people across the globe.
As Pink's fame and fortune increase, he further buries himself behind a wall of possessions, becoming more detached from the rest of the world as a result of his personal accumulation. As one conforms to the current trends, true and personal communication becomes more and more difficult. After all, how can one communicate individually if one defines himself or herself as a collection of commercialized goods? But as the wall of possessions grows, so too does the obsession to obtain more until finally one is the beast of his fetish, living each day at the will of his delusion.
"Even after we are consumed, we live with our backs to the wall," insinuating that rather than looking for a way out from our self-imposed isolation (which would require us to face the wall), we ignore the growing ramparts and continually search for the next trend in the hopes of being accepted, of getting "more and more applause."
-TheWallAnalysis.com by Bret Urick All music and lyrics are copyrighted by Pink Floyd.
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International Insurance Plans
International travel can be an exciting adventure, but it can also bring many unpredictable situations if you should need medical care while you're abroad. We provide U.S. citizens and non-U.S. citizens with International insurance resources to ease the stress of an unfamiliar culture or medical system. Whether you need individual coverage for a vacation, or group coverage for employees in locations around the world, our site has a product to meet your needs. By utilizing our SelectaPlan, we can quickly direct you to the plan(s) that will best meet your needs, those of your family, or organization. Below are product descriptions of the International plans we offer. You have the option of purchasing online or downloading an application and submitting the completed application via fax or mail.
Patriot Travel Medical Insurance
Individual & family (5 days up to 2 years coverage)
There are two Patriot Travel Medical Insurance products available to meet your needs, providing up to US$2,000,000 of medical coverage. Coverage can be obtained from a minimum of 5 days up to a maximum of 2 years. Patriot products address the travel medical insurance needs of U.S. citizens and foreign nationals who need temporary medical insurance while traveling for business or pleasure anywhere outside their home country. Coverage includes medical evacuation, repatriation, and your choice of deductibles and policy limits.
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Extreme athletics and adventure insurance
Patriot Extreme is designed for the adventurous International traveler. Patriot Extreme provides benefits for those traveling abroad who also intend to participate in a select group of athletic activities or extreme sports.
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Business traveler (annual coverage)
If you are an executive that travels frequently outside your country of citizenship throughout the year, don't risk finding yourself ill or injured in a foreign country. Make sure you have a plan that provides appropriate medical coverage. Patriot Executive provides up to US$1,000,000 of medical coverage for these individuals and their families.
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Patriot T.R.I.P.
Travel Protection for trips up to 30 days
To help protect you from losing money you've spent on travel, there is Patriot T.R.I.P. Patriot T.R.I.P. helps protect travelers who are unable to travel or are interrupted during their covered trip due to circumstances such as a sudden and unexpected illness or injury, death in the family, jury duty, job layoff, terrorism or the bankruptcy of the tour operator, cruise line or airline. Benefits also include coverage in the event of travel and baggage delay, lost baggage, emergency medical expenses, emergency medical evacuation and more.
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Patriot T.R.I.P Elite
To provide superior protection for a picture perfect vacation, there is Patriot T.R.I.P. Elite, a premier travel insurance program. You expect top-notch service if the unexpected should happen. Patriot T.R.I.P. Elite offers a high level of benefits to travelers who need more coverage than provided by the Patriot T.R.I.P. program. The Patriot T.R.I.P. Elite program increases the benefit amount for emergency medical, emergency medical evacuation, travel delay, baggage, trip interruption and adds a new benefit for violent attacks. Make sure you have the premier protection you need with Patriot T.R.I.P. Elite.
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Student Travel Insurance Program
Patriot Student T.R.I.P. is a "budget conscious" travel insurance program designed to provide important benefits to students for many of those unforeseen circumstances that may force the cancellation or interruption of a covered trip. This program also includes coverage for trip cancellation or interruption travel and baggage delay, lost or stolen baggage, emergency medical expenses and emergency medical evacuation.
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Global Medical Insurance
Individual & family (1 year or longer)
Global Medical Insurance is a long-term, annually renewable, U.S.-style major medical insurance plan. There are three plan options available: Silver, Gold and Platinum. The Silver and Gold plans provide US$5,000,000 of lifetime coverage, while the Platinum plan provides US$8,000,000 of lifetime coverage. Global Medical Insurance offers two areas of coverage to non-U.S. citizens and to U.S. expatriates who want a quality medical insurance plan that will respond to their medical needs anywhere in the world. The two areas of coverage are for people needing coverage worldwide or worldwide excluding U.S./Canada.
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GEOSM Group
Employer sponsored group insurance
GEO Group is one of the most comprehensive group hospital, surgical, medical and life insurance programs in the world. This program is designed for employers with employees who are either U.S. or Canadian citizens who reside abroad and may return to the U.S. or Canada temporarily (for less than 12 months), or are overseas local and third country national employees. GEO Group allows employers to carve out their International employees to provide them with U.S.-style benefits and worldwide coverage. This program includes medical, dental, life and indemnity benefits for these employees and their families.
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Patriot Group Travel Medical Insurance
5 or more individuals (5 days up to 1 year)
Patriot Group Travel Medical Insurance is designed for organizations who have a group of 5 or more members that will be traveling together, and are traveling to a destination that is not the home country of any of the traveling members. Patriot Group Travel Medical Insurance provides the same benefits as the individual Patriot Travel Medical Insurance but with a 10% discount for applying as a group.
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Sky Rescue
Emergency Medical Evacuation
Sky Rescue provides emergency medical evacuation and scheduled coverage for individuals under the age of 65 traveling outside their home country for a minimum of three months. The plan may be purchased for three months, six months or 12 months and can be rewritten for succeeding or subsequent periods. New Deductible, Eligibility, Conditions of Coverage and Pre-Existing Condition Exclusions will apply and a new application must also be completed.
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Patriot Group Exchange Program
Group Cultural Exchange Medical Insurance
Designed for a group of students studying abroad or participants of a group cultural exchange program. Three plan options are available. Basic short-term travel plan is an economical plan. Standard short-term travel plan is designed to meet the U.S. visa travel insurance requirements. Long-term annual plan has the flexibility to be tailored to meet specific needs of each program and can be renewed annually. Plans are available in monthly increments and if a minimum of 3 months is purchased, coverage may be renewed (without break in coverage) for a total of 24 months.
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Patriot Exchange Program
Cultural Exchange Student Insurance Plans
Designed for students studying abroad or participants of cultural exchange programs. Two plan options are available. Basic short term travel plan is an economical plan while the Standard short-term travel plan is designed to meet the U.S. visa travel insurance requirements. Plans are available in monthly increments and if a minimum of 3 months is purchased, coverage may be renewed (without break in coverage) for a total of 24 months.
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Student Health Advantage
Long-term, worldwide medical insurance for groups of 2 or more international students
Student Health Advantage is designed to meet the needs of student visa requirements for group members and their dependents. This plan includes benefits for maternity, mental health and organized sports. After a period of 12 months, pre-existing conditions will be covered as well.
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The information above is only a consolidated description of current International insurance products available through this web site. Please refer to the policy wording for the specific terms and conditions of each plan concerning eligible benefits, limitations, eligibility and exclusions. Policy wording is available upon request.
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