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Visual-Inertial Method for Localizing Aerial Vehicles in GNSS-Denied Environments

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By Andrea Tonini, Mauro Castelli, Jordan Bates, Marco Painho
| MDPI
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Scorpio Season playlist

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By Emily Tobiason, Jordan Bates
| KCPR-FM (San Luis Obispo, CA) Verified
Alluring. Mysterious. Dark. Scorpio season — the most mysterious of all the astrological seasons — is here, and KCPR has a brand new playlist for you to get into the mood. Are you a fan of KCPR? Help keep us going with a quick donation Comments comments
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Cal Poly Plant Shop hosts Fall Festival with music, plants and more

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By Amelia Nored, Jordan Bates
| KCPR-FM (San Luis Obispo, CA) Verified
The Cal Poly Plant Shop staged its Fall Festival as a benefit for the Cal Poly Cat Program on Oct. 21-22. As part of the festivities, local musicians Jill Knight and Brynn Albanese performed a calming set of stirring folk music on Saturday.
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