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Introducing you to Mitti cool ( A refrigerator without electricity)Conserving fruits, milk and potable cool drinking water are basic requirements of all households. However, initial high cost of a refrigerator as well as recurring costs especially in terms of electricity bills prevents poor, and lower middle class people from buying it. Innovator has offered an alternative that fulfils these basic requirements at an affordable cost.Mitticool is a natural refrigerator made entirely from clay to store vegetables, fruits and also for cooling water. It provides natural coolness to the stored material without requiring any electricity or any other artificial form of energy. Fruits, vegetables and milk can be stored fresh without deteriorating their quality for 2 to 3 days retaining their original taste. It works on the principle of evaporation. Water from the upper chambers drips down the side, and gets evaporated taking away heat from the inside, leaving the chambers cool. The top upper chamber is used to store water. A small lid made from clay is provided on top. A small faucet tap is also provided at the front lower end of chamber to tap out the water for drinking use. In the lower chamber, two shelves are provided to store vegetables, fruits and milk etc.Instructions for Use: It will take about 12 hrs to get cooling effect when using first time. It is durable in nature and need not to be replaced after using some period (like MATKA). Keep the Mitti Cool in a proper ventilated place to allow better evaporation, which in turn enhances its performance. Clean the outer body of the fridge, at an interval of two three days, to keep the pores of body open.The performance of the Mitti Cool is totally dependent on external temperature and humidity. It performs well in dry and hot climate. Normally it does not break if used carefully, however, will break on falling from a height as it is made up of baked claySalient featuresVery good option to store drinking water, food, vegetables and even milkIt does not require any electricity or any artificial energy and therefore no recurring costBetter preserves the original taste of the fruits and vegetables, can be stored fresh without deteriorating the quality for 2 to 3 days.Very good alternative for the rural people who cannot afford the conventional refrigeratorEco-friendlyTechnical specificationsCapacity: 20 litre of water, 5 kg fruit/vegetable & 5 litre of milk/any other liquid can be storedTemperature: 5-8 °C less than the outside Temperature.Weight: 23 kgDimensions: 27”×15”×12”Material: ClayInvented byMansukhbhai PrajapatiDistrict & State : Rajkot, GujaratCategory : UtilityAward Function : 5th National Grassroots Innovation AwardsAward Year : 2009Price : Rs. 5500/- (Ex-factory price + packaging). The price does not include transportation costs, taxes, etc.Innovator has been awarded in NIF’s Fifth National Competition for Grassroots Innovations and Traditional Knowledge in 2009.He was also selected by FORBES in 2010 in their list of most powerful seven rural Indian entrepreneurs whose "invention were changing lives" of the people across the country.

Any funds you put into your 401k accounts are protected by law. Make sure you have some basic information, like employer/plan name that you can hopefully locate on an old account statement or your W-2. You then have several options to track it down:The First option is to contact your old employer. Hopefully, you have that information from the statement or W-2, but you can usually find it by providing your name, social security number and the dates you worked for them.If your former employer has gone through a merger, bankruptcy, relocation, etc., it might be harder to find your former employer. In this case, look at your statement to find who administered the fund. If that information isn’t available, try your former co-workers to see if they had any luck with the similar issue.There’s a site where fund administrators are required to list accounts if they cannot locate the beneficiary within reasonable means. The National Registry is a nationwide database listing of unclaimed retirement plan accounts.Most retirement plans are required to file an annual "Form 5500" with the U.S. Government. You can search these forms for your old plan here: www.freeERISA.com.Finally, if all else failed, you may also try the Abandoned Plan Database, by the US Department of Labor. This site can help you find whether your 401k Plan has been or is in the process of being terminated, and would then have the contact information for you.I hope that helps. One note aside: once you locate your funds, be prepared for what comes next. You would probably need to give the administrator clear instructions about what to do with your funds. Sometimes, it’s possible to leave it with the old employer, but even if it is, it may be undesirable for a number of reasons. The other two choices would be to reimburse into cash or roll it over into a similar fund (401K or IRA, most likely). Be aware that cashing out has tax consequences and possible penalties if you’re under 59 ½ years of age. Rolling over is the safest option, but you need to have a new account set up. Make sure to check with your financial advisor and/or tax professional before making that decision.

No. there are over 5500 manuscripts of the New Testament with very little disagreement."All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:" 2Ti 3:16"For the word of God is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart." Hebrews 4:12"The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times." Psalm 12:6