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Baltic Vision is a visual tour of some of the beautiful cities located around the North and Baltic seas. You will see buildings that are more than a thousand years old and get a real feel for the amazing way these cities share so much in common as they have conquered or been conquered by each other throughout time.

This Teaching Guide provides age-appropriate discussion questions and lessons about literary devices, relevant vocabulary, grammar points and more.

Because satellite designers cannot precisely eliminate small variations in delays among the various signal paths within the spacecraft, GPS signals don't emerge from the satellite antennas at exactly the same time or from the same location. If not accounted for, these delay offsets would produce navigation fix errors for GPS users. In this article, the authors derive and explain the modernized ionosphere dual- and single-frequency correction algorithms that will resolve these inter-signal variations. They also explain how to modernize any new algorithm, how a single ephemeris models the satellite location when each L-band signal may have separate departure points, and why that one ephemeris might point to a location behind the satellite.

An already weakened U.S. economy crumbles after a rogue nation detonates a small nuclear bomb in a Los Angeles port. The disastrous economic domino effect known as "Black Autumn" threatens a group of Special Forces vets, their families, and friends, leaving serious doubt that their skills and fortitude will be enough to bridge the deadly gap between modern society and an epoch of American savagery.

When Soviet agents chase Indy and Mutt, Indy is convinced to travel to Peru and join the search for the crystal skull.

The name of this journal comes from the phonetic-alphabet pronunciation of C-M, military-speak for Continue Mission. In a sense, that is what we are doing with this publication. Amplifying the voices of military-affiliated folks in the Northern Colorado community while providing a creative outlet for individuals who may still be feeling the effects of the military today. The authors in this book are bound by the commonality of service, though each individual experience is surely varied. Some of us are veterans, others family members or dependents. Yet, we have all borne the burden of time in uniform, whether directly or indirectly. Within the pages of this book, you will find some harsh realities woven into and around light, humorous moments-a blend of fear and foul language, alongside pranks and comedy, with some bullets and bravery thrown in for good measure. The military in a nutshell. The exposure of these stories is a small contribution toward a bigger mission in bridging a gap in cultural understanding between those who've served and those who haven't, what veteran studies researchers call, The Civilian/Military Divide. This collection of experiences provides a glimpse into life in and around the U.S. military, spanning generations of veteran storytellers. Know that by opening this book and reading these stories, you are letting the light in. You are supporting our next generation of veterans, their families, and their communities more than you may even realize.