BLAST

The five Keronians who made up the members of the A.R.M.P.I.T. platoon were seated around the table inside their base as they discussed invasion plans. Or to be more accurate, they were seated at the table in Keroro’s room as he came up with stupid ideas on how to get more Gundams, embarrass Natsumi, get even more Gundams, and create juvenile chaos in general. (Did I mention getting more Gundams?) Giroro growled with annoyance at his leader. They were never going to get anything done! Why the

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Ebon put his arms down, out of breath. He imagined his master smiling and telling him what a good job he had done. The thought made him swell with pride. Something he saw yanked him out of his thoughts. The back of the crowd was stirring. He turned and cut the man, who was about to be burned, loose. “May the King bless you!” The man cried as he ran to the outstretched arms of his family. Ebon smiled as a deep sense of satisfaction washed over him. He then turned and pushed his way to the back of

Kamryn stared out over the scene of decay and neglect, silence ruled here and dusk was eternal. The once impressive city from centuries passed lay forgotten beneath the busy over world built atop it, sealing it away from memory to all but a few. Kamryn smiled, be it ever so humble, this place was home. Down here he made the rules and was king; from down here he led his groups fight for existence. Above them in the massive one world city Cybreds ruled. Once beings of flesh and blood, now genetically

Her hearing disabled by the sudden blast, she looked around wearily, the throbbing pain of her head increasing for each second she remained conscious. “...Wh-What just..,h-happened?” She coughed out the last part of her question, her throat suddenly coated with dust. She gagged at the realization

realize how many people would have to design, test, and assemble it to make a phone like this. This intellectual simulation, coupled with a desire to learn more about technology, compelled me to further explore the ideas of STEM. Attending the BLAST program is an opportunity that I believe will

The vibrancy that was mine, and the promised freedom to discover every facet of it stamped out as soon as the blast went off. Every inch of my world today is desaturated, similar to my life. Yet, as I stand at the edge of this chrome city, I envision hope. The spotless sidewalk, maintained with precision, is a promise of having finer things. Each window’s reflection

Blast Zone Ecosystem recovery of Mt Saint Helens has enlightened the scientific community providing a journey of surprise and discovery along the way. This living laboratory (US Department of Agriculture, 2005) is located 96 miles south of Seattle in the Gifford Pinchot National forest. This ecosystem yields 140 inches of rain per year with temperatures ranging from28 degrees in Jan to 59 degrees in July. Soil is made up of weathered tephra deposits; consisting of fine ash and gravel-sized rock debris

seen 20 earthquakes that range from a magnitude 3.0 and larger on the richter scale. These numbers grew enormously from 2009 to 2015 and rose to 318 earthquakes in one year. A process called “Fracking” has become popular in these states. Fracking blasts millions

Melanie Reece presented on Blast induced neurotrauma, which can cause damage to the brain and cause permanent damage. Research regarding Blast induced Neurotrauma started around WW1, most cases were regarding shell shock. Blast induced traumatic brain injury (BINT) can cause damaging effects that linger on, after the initial shock, mainly due to the impact on specific areas in the brain. BINT’s have different types of severity, ranging from mild to severe. WW1 cases were researched primarily due