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想起自己小时候的事情，真是又好笑又可气，至今还记忆犹新，特别是“煮书”这件事，我只要一想起来就会笑个不停，小时候的我是多么幼稚啊！居然真的会把书拿去煮。这件事还得从那件事说起。那时我大约5岁，爸爸给我买了一本书。我问爸爸：“这本书里讲了些什么呀？我看不懂。”爸爸笑着回答：“这本书讲的是大诗人杜甫的成长经历以及他写的诗词。里面还说杜甫小时候常常煮书，把书煮的滚瓜烂熟，最后才成为了大诗人。”我想：如果我也把书拿去煮，然后吃下去，不就也成了大诗人了吗？但是现在暂时不能告诉爸爸妈妈，要等我煮好了在让爸爸妈妈一起品尝，都成为大诗人。要让爸爸妈妈知道，他们的女儿有多聪明！就这样，我一直在等爸爸妈妈不在家的时候。终于有一天，爸爸妈妈有事要出去，我正好借着这个这个机会，开始“煮书”计划。我拿来一本《唐诗三百首》（用有关诗词的书拿去煮，吃了才会变成大诗人嘛）走进厨房。我拿出一个锅，倒了一些水，然后把书撕烂（这样煮的快），一片一片地放入锅中。接着，把火打开，最后把锅盖盖上。我时常打开锅盖，看书熟了没有，还不时地添上一些水。有时，我还会自言自语：“书啊书，你要快快的煮，煮的滚瓜烂熟，好让我们把你吃了，成为大诗人。”于是，我一直守在那里。直到有一次，我打开锅盖，发现书已经煮成糊状了，这下我可高兴了，马上拿来一个碗和一个勺子，正准备盛书，爸爸妈妈回来了。还记得当时，我还自作聪明地对爸爸妈妈说：“爸爸妈妈，这是我煮的书，尝尝。”我原以为他们会答应，可没想到他们却生气地问我这是怎么回事。于是，我将事情的来龙去脉一五一十地说给他们听。他们听完后，忍不住哈哈大笑。我很疑惑。

我和北京奥运 Olympic ad Me 我盼望着2008年8月8日快点到来。这是北京奥运会开幕的日子，是世界体育大家庭聚会北京的日子，更是每一个中国人倍感骄傲的日子。 I am looking forward to the days coming of Aug.8TH 2008, the day Beijing Olympic games will be opened, the day Sports family gather in beijing, and the day All the Chinese feel proud. 作为一个小主人，我真想成为一名光荣的奥运志愿者，可是到了那时，我还太小，不能成为一个真正的志愿者，但是，我依然可以为北京奥运会做出自己的贡献。 As a littke host , I really want to be honorable volunteer for it, however, I am still too young to be a real volunteer , but I can still contribute for it (according as I am able) 首先，作为一个北京市的小市民，我要用我的热情、我的笑容迎接每一个来自世界各地的外国朋友，展示出我们北京人友好好客的精神风貌，让外国朋友们通过每一张北京人的笑脸感受北京。 First , as a citizen of Beijing, I will welcome every friend from all over the world with my enthusiasm and smile to show us beijing people’s friendship and hospitality. And let theforeigh friends know(feel) Beijing from the smile on our face 其次，我要更加努力的学习英语，在奥运会举办期间，能够用英语和外国朋友们说话、交流，为他们提供我力所能及的帮助，比如：做个小翻译、帮外国人指路等等，让外国朋友通过每一个北京人热情的帮助喜欢北京。 Then/second, I will study English harder.During the Olympic Games ,I can communicate with the foreigh friends in english and serve for them such as to be a interpreter and show them the way, let them love beijing more from our enthusiastic help 再次，我也要学习更多的有关北京、奥运的知识，将来可以为外国朋友介绍咱们美丽的北京，以及北京悠久的历史和灿烂的文化，要让他们通过和每一个北京人的交流更加了解北京，了解中国。 爱爱英语学习风站Third, I will learn more knowadge about Beijing and The Olympic Games in order to introduce the beautiful beijing to foreigners and its long history and splendor culture in the future.Let them Kow more about China by talking to each Beijinger 最后，我还要动员我身边的每一个同学，大家一起学习文明礼仪，一起加强和宣传环保意识，为北京奥运会办成一个真正的“绿色奥运、人文奥运、科技奥运”从我做起、从现在做起。 At last I will mobilize every students around me to learn civilized manners andstrenth the consciousness of theprotecting the enivoement .we should do from now on for beijing Olympic Game to be a real Green Olympics, humanities Olympics, technology Olympics “同一个世界，同一个梦想”，我希望我的梦想能够变为现实 “One word One dream” I hope my dream will come true

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人工智能的，不知道你要不要，不过这篇文章质量蛮高的。至于时间的话看你语速咯，鄙人大约用7分钟搞定……computers still a long way from truly aping human mind Artificial intelligence'will equal and surpass human mental abilities;If not in 20 years then surely in 50.'So claimed US computer scientist Nils Nilsson back in 1984.Some people may still agree with him. However, many more must still feel that computers are not going to catch up with the human mind quite so quickly.It has long been tempting for artificial intelligence (AI)researchers to underestimate the gap between their latest lavoratory toys and the human mind. The enthusiasm of the early 1980s was for expert systems.But despite ambitions to matching the reasoningpowers of human,expert systems ended up being little more than glorified spreadsheet packages which could crank outanswers from built-in rules and 'facts'. Today,enthusiasm is for neural computing.The idea is to wire up a network of logic cells in a way that appears to match the connection of neurons in the human brain.A web of feedback relationships allows a neural computer to 'learn from experience'.Instead of having to write programs from scratch ,a human programmer can keep restarting the computer until it adjusts it internal logic. But neural computers,like expert systems ,are still a long way from the visionary's dream of an intelligent and aware computer.The problem is that to mimic the workings of the human mind,computer scientists must make something of a marriage of these two AI approaches--and do so on a vastly great scale. The human mind is formed of two parts : the animal brainthat equates to the bottom-up processing of a neural computer, and the top-down patterns of thought built out of language,that are captured by expert systems.The hardest part to replicateis the functioning of the basic animal brain.Humans have a brain about four times the size of a chimpanzee's or gorilla's,but it is really little different from an ape's ,as the neurons are wired up in the same way. Awareness, too, is created in the same way.Millions of detector cells in the sense organs channel a torrent of information across the grey,wrinkled surface of the brain. The difference between humans and other animals is in the richness of detail that can be painted on the larger processing area humans process.With 30,000 in a pinhead-size lump of human grey matter,the number of possible connections runs into billions. No computer has yet got near lhis level of connectedness.A leading massively parallal computer, such as Conection Machine built by Thinking Machines, has a mere 65,000 processing elements.Nor are brain cells the simple on/off logic gates of a digital computer.The functioning of nerves depends more on their chemistry than electrical impulses,which are just an efficient way of getting messages from juction to junction. the real computational work is done at the junctions,where dozens of neuro-transmitters are involved in the complex committee decisions.Compared with even a cetipede's brain, today's hardware is rigid in its responses and build, deaf and dumb to the outside world.But the good news is that if researchers can copy the brain's working,the next step--making this neural computer self-conscious and human-would not be so hard.