Ping Pong and Political Economy

He is created from a water drip ping,

Hiroshi Ishii and his group at the MIT Media Lab took a ping pong table and placed a projector above it, and on the ping pong table they projected an image of water with fish swimming in it.

Is that a good way to play ping pong?

Our team is seeded in the ping pong competition.

I would also like to compliment the outgoing President, Mr. Ping, on the exceptional work that he did during the previous session.

I also wish to extend our sincere thanks to the outgoing President, Mr. Ping.

I want to thank former General Assembly President Ping for his tireless hard work.

The President of the General Assembly, Jean Ping (Gabon), served as Chairperson of the Working Group.

I convey gratitude to Mr. Jean Ping for his astute leadership of the fifty ninth session.

Chinese women s volleyball coach Lang Ping said after the game that the whole game was not easy.

And we'll place an acoustic tag that says, OMSHARK 10165, or something like that, acoustically with a ping.

I am confident that you will carry forward the able legacy left by your predecessor, Mr. Jean Ping.

I would also like to pay high tribute to Mr. Jean Ping, your predecessor, for his distinguished leadership.

We thank President Ping and President Eliasson, their staffs, facilitators and advisers for their assistance in preparing the document.

This gives me the opportunity to congratulate Mr. Jean Ping, President of the General Assembly at its fifty ninth session, on the remarkable way in which he guided the consultations on this particularly delicate question.

Likewise, AU President Jean Ping condemned a coup in Guinea Bissau in early April immediately and in the strongest terms.

At the fifty ninth session, the Working Group was chaired by the President of the General Assembly, Jean Ping (Gabon).

Now, imagine a program where some of those objects are physically heavy and some are light one is an anvil on a fuzzy rug and the other one is a ping pong ball on a sheet of glass.

We sincerely thank the outgoing General Assembly President, Mr. Jean Ping, for his sterling leadership in preparing the document for our summit.

Mr. Mosisili (Lesotho) My delegation associates itself with the compliments extended to you, Sir, on your election to the presidency of this session and to your predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Jean Ping of Gabon.

And as you play ping pong, whenever the ball hits part of the table, the ripples spread out and the fish run away.

I also express to your predecessor Mr. Jean Ping, my deep appreciation for his excellent management of the proceedings of the previous session.

May I also extend our thanks to your predecessor, Mr. Jean Ping, for his successful presidency of the previous session of the Assembly.

Let me also commend Mr. Jean Ping for the able manner in which he conducted the work of the Assembly during his presidency.

In closing, I would like to acknowledge the much valued contribution that former President Ping made over the last year, and we thank him.

I want to join those speakers who have paid tribute to the Secretary General and to my predecessor, Jean Ping, for their tireless efforts.

I would also like to express appreciation to your predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Jean Ping of the Republic of Gabon, for his leadership and dedication.

I also wish to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to Mr. Jean Ping, the President of the General Assembly at its fifty ninth session.

May I also express our deep appreciation to Mr. Jean Ping for so ably guiding the work of the General Assembly during its fifty ninth session.

I would also like to thank his predecessor, Mr. Jean Ping, for his able leadership as the President of the General Assembly at its fifty ninth session.

I would like to thank cordially all those who have contributed to the preparation of this summit, in particular Mr. Jean Ping and Secretary General Kofi Annan.

Minister Jean Ping of Gabon deserves special recognition for the competent and dedicated manner in which he presided over the General Assembly at its fifty ninth session.

May I also express our profound appreciation to your distinguished predecessor, Mr. Jean Ping of Gabon, for the effective leadership he provided during the fifty ninth session.

Mr. Straw (United Kingdom) Let me begin, Sir, by paying tribute to your predecessor, Jean Ping, for his extraordinary work above all on the world summit, but also throughout his year as President and by offering my congratulations to you on beginning your year in office.

I pay a warm tribute to your predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Jean Ping, Minister of State and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Cooperation and Francophonie of the Gabonese Republic.

So they go deep inside mines to find a kind of environmental silence that will allow them to hear the ping of a dark matter particle hitting their detector.

I would also like to congratulate his predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Jean Ping, who guided our work with tact, skill and competence throughout his term, in spite of the delicate and complex issues that were on the agenda during the fifty ninth session.

A rival chapel of their church is doing a boat and bike holiday in Provence, and every afternoon the ether thickens with a ping pong rally of competitive Facebook postings.

So starting from a three dimensional ping sound system, a vibrating vest, a click wheel with voice commands, a leg strip, even a shoe that applies pressure to the foot.

It is no less an honour for me to succeed President Jean Ping, who has carried a heavy burden of responsibility with grace, warmth and humour over the past year.

Thanks to the Secretary General and President Jean Ping, a year' s process of reflection and discussion has produced ideas and proposals to enhance international security, development and human rights.

I would also like to thank Co Chairperson Jean Ping for steering the proceedings of the fifty ninth session and for his welcome contribution to the preparations for this meeting.

President Ping and his team have been untiring in pushing for this worthwhile outcome, and none of it would have been possible without Secretary General Kofi Annan's leadership and vision.

I wish also to express my appreciation to Mr. Jean Ping for his efforts in the framework of that same mission and goals during the previous session of the Assembly.