1. China
Chein- Shiung wu was born on May 29, 1912 in China. Chein- Shuing Wu died when she was 84 on Feb 16 1997 in Manhattan. Chein Shuing Wu was a Neurologist.
20 points Education .
Chein- Shiung wu's went to her father's school. Her father opened the area's first girls school and Chien-Shuiung Wu went there until she was nine then she left for a boarding school. It was there she found that she liked studying physics the best. She graduated from high school there in 1930 with the highest grades in her class. During the summer, she received a letter saying that she had been selected to attend National Central University a first class school in Nanjing China. At the end of the summer, she enrolled as a mathematics student there. She soon switched to physics. She got her bachelor's degree in 1936. China did not have graduate instructions in physics so she decided to go to the United States for further schooling. She went to the University of California in Berkley and did her graduate research on beta decay, form of radioactive energy. She got her Ph. D. in 1940. .
10 points work experience .
Chein-Shuing Wu was asked to work on the top-secret Manhattan Project in which the atomic bomb was formed. She helped increase the amount of energy that they could get from the atoms and helped improve the Geiger counter, a device which measures radioactivity. She continued working with beta decay after World War II and in 1957 was asked to do an experiment to prove a hypothesis made by two Chinese-American men. Tsung Dao Lee and Chen Ning Yang were questioning a basic law of nature. She also did some research and she invented a method of separating two types of electrons emitted from the nuclei radioactive atoms.
20 points awards and achievements .
Some of Chein Shuing Wu's awards and achievements are that she won the Research Corporation Award in 1958. Also in 1958 Chein-Shiung Wu was the first women to be granted the honorary doctorate from Princeton University.
The next notable ruler in the Han line was Han Wu-Ti who ruled from 141 - 87 B.C. Emperor Wu continued the policy of strong centralization of government power coupled with defeudalization. ... Another important shift under the Wu reign was the revitalization of Confucius" ideology, under the direction of Tung CHing-Shu who combined the teaching of Mencius and Hsun-tzu. ... The "Grand Historian", Ssu-ma Chien completed his monumental work on Chinese history called Historical Records, (Shih-chi). ...
Empress Wu was also known as Wu Hou, Wu Chao, Wu Zetian, or Wu Tsê T'ien. ... Empress Wu was the daughter of Wu Shih-Huo, a rich and noble merchant at the time. ... Empress Wang panicked and tried to spread rumors about Empress Wu, but Empress Wu was too clever for that. ... Empress Wu did all she can to gain and keep power. ... Empress Wu had a very closed off iner court. ...
At that time, Wu decided not to run for re-election, but stated that he did not plan on resigning at the time. ... Earlier in the year, Wu came to the forefront of the public eye for other reasons. ... They said they received unwanted emails from Wu that included a picture of him dressed in a tiger outfit. Wu apologized for his behavior, saying that he was going through a difficult time in his life. ... I did some things, I said some things, which I sincerely regret now," Wu said on ...
We soon find out Jia-Chien's true emotions that she's been keeping bottled up as she is cooking an elaborate meal for Raymond, her lover. ... I feel this only reinforces to Jia-Chien that, like her fahter said, discussing her future as a chef is futile and silly. ... Chu and Jia-Chien are visiting him in the hospital, they begin to reminisce about the old days in the restaurant Jia-Chien's forgotten desire to be a chef. ... The other daughters being wrapped up in their own chaotic lives, Jia-Chien is left to comfort ger grieving father. ... Jia-Jien moves out of the hous...
Quality = Wu Li The novels Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, by Robert Persig, and The Dancing Wu Li Masters: an overview of the New Physics, by Gary Zukav, illustrate that individuals who are able to lose themselves can experience quality. ... Apart from Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, The Dancing Wu Li Masters project the idea of quality with the term Wu Li, meaning quality. ... Wu Li says not to be absorbed by, or in your work, but to become fluid with it. ... Wu Li, pg 78) Zukav refines the idea of losing one's self in their interests. ... Wu Li, pg ...
North is water (k"an), northeast is mountain (ken), East is thunder (chen), southeast is wind (sun), South is fire, southwest is earth or mother (k"un) west is lake (tui), and northwest is heaven or father (chien). ... (Shambala 2001) The Han Dynasty (206 BCE-219 CE) is when the art of k"an-yu is first founded by the Taoists Huan-shih Kung and Ch"ing Wu. ...
The Important Things in Life In the essay "Stop the Clock", Amy Wu's generation had all the technological. ... For instance, in the reading, Amy Wu is a person who respects to save time, but when she spent time for making a meal, and a chocolate cake for her family, she felt so proud. ... From the reading, when Amy Wu went shopping with her aunt, her aunt bought ingredient to make a birthday cake for her daughter. ... Because of saving time, everyone prefers to email to write in hand, but Amy Wu's cousin called and thanked her for her letter bec...
Wu explains that she didn't understand why her aunt baked, cleaned and gardened because she thought it was a waste of time. ... Wu realized that her aunt's time was not wasted but gave her pride and satisfaction. ... Wu said school children could now virtually visit the White House via the internet. ... The reason Wu said the children would visit the White House via the internet probably isn't because they can't afford it. ...