Grenade.

A grenade.

I have a grenade.

It's only a dummy grenade.

If, on the other hand, we have rock face paper and scissors face hand grenade, then paper knocks out rock, hand grenade still wins, and hand grenade is the final winner.

The grenade exploded five metres from the soldiers.

So we've got rock, paper, scissors, hand grenade.

I want to see those grenade skills in action.

So isolation, fragmentation, is a really important part potentially of our lives.

The grenade launcher. I don't think you wanna mess with that.

You know, 2,000 years ago, Europe breakdown the fragmentation of the Holy Roman Empire.

This is an M41A pulse rifle, 10mm, with an overandunder 30mm pumpaction grenade launcher.

Everytime I saw a viet cong coming, he killed me before the grenade killed him!

Everything is burnt all this, all that, which is holding your attention, and carrying it into fragmentation.

The grenade blew up before the terrorist could throw it, and his arm was blown off!

So we have a Mesozoic period, an age of fragmentation, and a Cenozoic period, an age of reconnection

So we look at a process of group dynamics coalescence and fragmentation, groups coming together, groups breaking apart.

The idea is that smaller structures will form through fragmentation, of the larger ones, like galaxies forming after the clusters.

Now, I still enjoyed the fragmentation of pointillism, seeing these little tiny dots come together to make this unified whole.

On one particular occasion, one of the guards threw a grenade into the prisoners' lavatory while it was full of prisoners.

Instead of doing a quick reservation, do a full reservation. This is slower than the quick way, but avoids fragmentation on the disk.

The explosion started in the first block destroyed the second panel of the block and hit the gelatine that caught most of the fragmentation

It isn't so hard to understand that a grenade that kills in 3 seconds is useless if your ennemy kills you in 2 secondes!

I was running across the street, and the only thing that I actually remember is feeling like a grenade went off in my head.

That is the politics of the 21st century, and in a way, Independent Diplomat embodies that fragmentation, that change, that is happening to all of us.

And in computer science we like things to be a power of 2, so let's add in hand grenade so that way we have 4 players.

So if we have rock, hand grenade, paper, scissors, first rock wins this match up and then scissors wins here and then rock wins the total bracket.

I think about the young sailor I met at Walter Reed Hospital, still recovering from a grenade attack that would cause him to have his leg amputated above the knee.

Scenes of forest destruction, forest harvesting and forest fragmentation, thereby making that intact tapestry of the canopy unable to function in the marvelous ways that it has when it is not disturbed by humans.

And they take these little kids and they run them through these things till they teach them how to say, Sir, yes, sir, and things like grenade toss and weapons care and maintenance.

And second of all, they realized this work best in the restaurants that have the buzzers that tell you when your restaurant reservation time is up because it was almost like a reverse hand grenade.

You know, one of the things that's really clear about the future, about our lives, about the lives of our children is it could be a life of fragmentation, it could be a life where in fact everything is broken into three minute periods.

I went down to be with a Ranger platoon on an operation in Afghanistan, and on that operation, a sergeant in the platoon had lost about half his arm throwing a Taliban hand grenade back at the enemy after it had landed in his fire team.

This brew oversimplification of civic engagement, idealization of the expert, fragmentation of knowledge, emphasis on technical mastery, neutrality as a condition of academic integrity is toxic when it comes to pursuing the vital connections between education and the public good, between intellectual integrity and human freedom, which were at the heart (Applause) of the challenge posed to and by my European colleagues.

And many of these technologies speaking as a physician and innovator we can really start to leverage to impact the future of our own health and of health care, and to address many of the major challenges that we have in health care today, ranging from the really exponential costs to the aging population, the way we really don't use information very well today, the fragmentation of care and often the very difficult course of adoption of innovation.