 feel angry about what happened to me, and makes me think how different I might be, or my life might be if it hadn't. But mostly I feel guilty, I feel like I'm just blaming what happened to me in the past for being unhappy today because it's an easy scapegoat. I feel like how can something that happened like 15 years ago really be responsible for how I feel today? And then I'm not sure what's worse, the idea that the SA that happened to me has shaped my entire life, or that I'm my own person but only have myself to blame for my unhappiness.A similar wood stove improved energy savings and home comfort for Eden resident Stephen Payne had a new Quadra Fire pellet stove installed in his home this month thanks in part to a grant from the Maryland Energy Administration’s Clean Burning Wood Stove Grant Program.
The grant program gave Mr. Payne $700 to help offset the cost of replacing his inefficient wood burning stove with a cleaner burning, more efficient model. He said that “the new pellet stove has been a life saver,” improving his quality of life and saving money. In addition to helping homeowners purchase a cleaner and more efficient means to heat their homes, the grant program has had a beneficial effect on Maryland businesses. Suzanne Turner of Survival Products Inc., a stove retailer and installer in Salisbury, said that the grant program has definitely helped out her business. When she heard about the grant program that MEA was planning with clean burning stoves she had her company jump on the opportunity. “We are all about green heat,” Ms. Turner said. When customers bought qualifying stoves, the employees of Survival Products would help them fill out the application, assist with getting permits, and take the pictures needed in order to qualify for the grant. “It’s a great program,” Ms. Turner added. With the grant from MEA as well as manufacturer incentives some of her customers were able to save up to $1,000.
As a customer of Survival Produce, Inc., Mr. Payne dropped by the store to check out the new, efficient wood stoves that a few of his friends had recently purchased. When he was informed of the $700 rebate available, he was definitively swayed. “It was a deciding factor, especially since the without the incentive the purchase would have been a stretch,” he commented. Although the stove has been recently installed, he said that it has made an instantaneous difference in his home comfort level. Mr. Payne uses a wheelchair and it is much more accessible to put wood in the new pellet stove. The new stove has also improved the heating efficiency of his older home. Before the stove was installed he used to go through almost 200 gallons of propane each month as well as the fuel for his wood stove. Purchasing a cleaner burning stove has also improved the indoor air quality in his home.
The Clean Burning Wood Stove Grant Program offers two types of incentives. A $5400 grant is given for stick burning stoves while $700 is awarded for pellet burning stoves. The grant program has $50,000 to award to qualified applicants and is distributed on a first come first served basis.Holographic recording of high-speed particle images

The article deals with questions of obtaining high-speed particles images and their recording by a holographic method. The proposed technique permits to obtain high-speed images of particles, having arbitrary shapes and sizes. In this case the particle image velocity is smoothly regulated in the wide range; the error in the velocity measurement does not exceed 0.2%.# Demo Application

Start localstck using docker on MacOS:

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# <a href="https://colab.research.google.com/github/yohanesnuwara/open-geoscience-repository/blob/master/how_to_access_mseel.ipynb" target="_parent"><img src="https://colab.research.google.com/assets/colab-badge.svg" alt="Open In Colab"/></a>

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# # Accessing Marcellus Shale Energy Laboratory Data

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# Opening MSEEL data is just the same as opening SEG Wiki and GDR OpenEi.
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# Choose one file in the [website](http://www.mseel.org/data/Wells_Datasets/Bogges/) and simply use!wget

# + id="B04tQpBPH1pS" outputId="f8b5f42d-c4fd-4199-e81b-4de03d79187f" colab={"base_uri": "https://localhost:8080/", "height": 230}
#!wget http://www.mseel.org/data/Wells_Datasets/Bogges/Bogges_1/Drilling/1H_Highlands.csv

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# The following will download all the data inside MSEEL. Don't do this if you need just particular part of the folder. It takes ~7-10 minutes to finish downloading all. 

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#!wget -r -np -nH --cut-dirs=3 -R index.html http://www.mseel.org/data/Wells_Datasets/Bogges/
This is a photograph of a pencil and watercolor painting in watercolor, then it was digitally manipulated for better glare effect.
The Fort Ilocandia Hotel is in Laoag, Ilocus Sur, Philippines. This hotel is a casino and a resort and is considered as one of the biggest hotel and resort in the Ilocus Region.
This photo is one of the window of the wide second floor hallway.
She is a blind tourist who goes around the house touching the walls, sculptures and pieces of furniture gently. A young teenage girl is guiding her around. I captured this picture when she sits down to rest.
This picture is taken at the old home of Juan Luna, a Philippine National Hero.
A view of the giant Buddha statue at the Villa Vicencio Resort in Dampalit, Malabon, Metro-Manila.
Fidel Antiporda Go is a National Folk Artist of Chinese descent known for his craft in pottery. He is the son of Ongkai Go, who set up the Ruby Pottery shop with cousin Igan Go. He inherited the jar factory from them, and among the two surviving Chinese-owned pottery shops, he is the only one who still does pottery himself. I captured him here at work.
Two pictures are combined into one through digital process.
A crowned African crane spotted in the grounds of Safari West, Santa Rosa, California, USA.
Reflections on a pond that encircles the island of lemurs at Safari West, Santa Rosa, California, USA.
A couple of lemurs spotted in Safari West, Santa Rosa, California, USA.
Two rhinocerus spotted having breakfast together at Safari West, Santa Rosa, California, USA.
A beautiful scene in the Safari West Reservation, California, USA.
A family of zebras having breakfast together somewhere in the hills of Safari West, California, USA.
This lovely woman was spotted in the Old Town Square, Warsaw, Poland.
An empty room in one of the building in Auschwitz I, Poland.
The double electrified barbed wire fences and the guard house at the the perimeter of the camp.
A vendor who stays under the sun in Szentendre, Hungary.
A dazzling informally clad woman walks in front of the bride in Szentendre, Hungary.
Show window spotted at Krugerstrabe, Vienna, Austria.
I caught the working hand of the artist as he draws a pencil portrait at the Vltava Bridge, Prague, Czechoslovakia.
Spotted at a small pond in the Old Town Square of Telc, Czechoslavakia.
LIGHT, SHADOWS AND AN UMBRELLA?
Spotted as we walk the street of Praque, Czechoslavakia.
All cameras are up as we caught sight of the Royal Palace beyond. Picture taken at Prague, Czechoslavakia.
A BEAUTIFUL DAY EVEN FOR THE BIRDS!
Photo taken in Helsinki, Finland.
Children spotted playing in the warmth of the setting sun at San Ramon Community playground, California.
Picture taken at San Ramon Community playground, San Ramon, California.
New Mexico State has stopped scoring.
The team has struggled through game after game without a win over an FCS team, but at least the offense worked in tough losses to San Jose State and New Mexico. It hasn’t gone anywhere over the