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Easy Ways To Save Money

Money, the second most important thing on Earth after happiness. Rather, happiness too sometimes depends on money. But exactly how much money is sufficient for a human being? The answer is difficult to find because the thirst to earn more never ends. However, to earn as much money as you want, legally, is not easy. The right way to make the best out of the money you have is to save the money. Money is not of stagnant nature and tingles your desires. You fall prey to it and thus, the bank balance soon falls short. The mantra to maintain your bank balance and to live a happy life lies on the perfect way to save money. Lets look at some ways to save money - 1.Divide Your Money – The day you get your salary, divide the money for your bills. Make separate bundles for different bills and pay them off before you use them for your own purpose. This will let you know exactly what amount you are left with and how will you run the number of days left before the next salary comes. 2.Make A...

Extracting water out of thin air now possible

London, Sep 12 (IANS) Getting water out of the thin air is now possible, thanks to a new technology. 'Drinking water can be extracted from the humidity in the air even in the desert or in the middle of a megacity,' thanks to a technology developed by the Fraunhofer Alliance SysWasser, Germany. The principle behind it is a salt solution that runs down from a tower-shaped system and absorbs water from the air, known as hygroscopic brine. This brine is then pumped into a tank that stands a couple of metres high and contains a vacuum. Then, energy from solar collectors heats up the brine and the evaporated salt-free water condenses over a distillation bridge. The brine concentrates again and flows down on the surface of the tower to absorb humidity in the air, according to a Fraunhofer statement. This process is exclusively based on regenerative sources of energy such as simple solar collectors and photovoltaic cells, meaning that this method is completely energy self-sufficien...