Merging and splitting of clusters in the calorimeter of KLOE detector. Full simulation of the barrel electromagnetic calorimeter in FLUKA

She had no idea how that beast would come at her, or from where, and she wanted to be ready. Another head appeared over the top of the nest. A less squarish head. A softer and slightly rounder head. The chest appeared and from its slightly curvier appearance, Blair knew a female had entered the nest. The female brayed a disquieting welcome. She lifted her mouth to the sun and let out a string of loud almost chirpy sounds. Then, she, too, sank down on all fours and began to parade around in front of Blair. Again the tree shook. Again Blair held the nest for dear life. And another gorilla rose into sight. A huge, dark male with a heavy torso. Bigger than the first beast who had entered. The size of a linebacker for the Detroit Lions. In full uniform. The three hairy creatures circled her. They stalked her. She felt penned in and threatened. Again, the tree shook. She gripped the nest and felt her fingernails split into pieces at the sight that greeted her eyes. Four of the biggest, hairiest, meanest, most fierce looking creatures she had ever seen or imagined she would see came bolting into view. "Oh, dear," Blair heard herself say, "what the hell are you all doing here?" The biggest and meanest-looking of them all reared up and beat his chest ...»