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But that was just the beginning of his journey. A year later, frustrated by the lack of rehabilitation (康复) resources in New Orleans for individuals with similar conditions, the former broadcast engineer saw an urgent need for an adaptive gym. Determined to make a difference, Raymond self-funded the creation of Split Second Fitness in 2021. Designed specifically for individuals with injuries and disabilities, the gym provides specialized equipment and therapy programs — all operated on a non-profit basis.

The inspiration for Split Second Fitness came from Raymond's three-month stay at a rehabilitation center in Sacramento, which completely reshaped his perspective on recovery. "I knew I had to go back home and find a way to make this happen," he recalls. Over the next three years, he dedicated himself to fundraising and learning how to manage an organization.

At Split Second Fitness, seated bikes assist users in moving their legs, yoga instructors help stroke survivors regain flexibility, and mental health experts support individuals adjusting to a new way of life. "Anyone's life can change in a split second — just like mine did," says Raymond. "Our focus is to bring hope and help people turn that hope into actionable steps toward a better future."

"Our ultimate goal is to enhance the quality of life for individuals with disabilities," he adds. "If I can give someone a reason to look forward to tomorrow, I can help them move beyond pain and regain a sense of happiness and health." With big ambitions, Raymond plans to establish similar gyms across the country. "I want to be remembered as someone who made a meaningful impact on disability advocacy."

A notable example is Google's DeepMind, which has developed an AI system capable of diagnosing eye diseases with an accuracy matching that of experienced ophthalmologists. By analyzing thousands of retinal scans, the AI can identify conditions like diabetic retinopathy and age-related macular degeneration in just seconds, allowing for earlier treatment and better patient outcomes.

Furthermore, AI is also being applied in the field of personalized medicine. By processing vast amounts of genetic data, AI can help predict a patient's likelihood of developing certain diseases and suggest customized treatment plans. This approach is particularly useful in cancer treatment, where AI-driven analysis of tumors enables doctors to select the most effective therapies based on a patient's genetic profile.

Despite these advantages, AI in medical diagnosis is not without challenges. One major concern is the reliability of AI predictions. Since AI systems learn from existing data, they can sometimes produce biased results if the training data is unbalanced. Additionally, ethical concerns arise regarding patient privacy and the role of human doctors — should AI replace them, or should it only serve as an assistant?

In the future, AI is expected to play an even greater role in healthcare, potentially reducing medical errors and making high-quality diagnosis accessible to remote areas. However, continuous improvements and regulations will be necessary to ensure AI benefits all patients fairly.

Placed outside the cafeteria, the fridge follows a "donate what you can, take what you need" model, with snacks, water, and shelf-stable meals from students, teachers, and local stores. Yet issues arose quickly. On October 3, the school suspended it for 72 hours after a parent complained to the city health office about expired (过期的) dairy and poor temperature control — breaking local campus food safety rules. Principal Zhang praised the project's"good intent" but noted "uncontrolled food distribution risks legal trouble," demanding a two-part system: a digital log for donations (tracking sources and expiration dates) and teacher oversight of users. The founders pushed back, saying this would "lose the project's trust core" and embarrass those in need.

Student views split: Ninth-grader Wang Tao (who uses the fridge when he forgets lunch money) called it "a lifeline," while 10th-grader Li Ming claimed classmates resold snacks and suggested a "needs check" with a counselor's signature — criticized for "hurting dignity." A Chengdu Daily poll of 2,300 people found 58% supported the fridge (32% wanted small fixes), 42% doubted its long-termviability and local store "Green Harvest" paused donations.

Still, the team adapted: They added a Bluetooth temperature sensor, put QR codes on items for donation logs, and partnered with "Sunny Loaf" bakery for fresh, dated pastries — solving the expired food issue. They plan a "kindness shelf" for school supplies next month but admit the fridge's future depends on resolving conflicts with the school "Kindness needs structure to last," said founder Li Jia.

First, set small daily goals. Don't try 100 words a day; that's too frustrating. Aim for 20-30 new words daily. This helps build long-term memory without stress.

A word can have many meanings. For example, instead of writing "run" alone, note it in "She runs a small shop." This makes recall easier.

Use active recall, not just reading word lists. Cover the Chinese meaning and try to remember it. If you can't, mark it for later review. This strengthens memory far more than passive reading.

Finally, review with spaced repetition. Our memory fades over time, so regular reviews are a must. Review new words on the day you learn them, then after 1 day, 1 week, and 1 month. This schedule matches how our brains keep information, so words stay in long-term memory.

With these tips, you'll stop wasting time on useless memorization and build a useful vocabulary. Remember, the goal isn't just to "know" words — it's to use them confidently.

A. Learn words in context, not alone.

B. This small, steady plan works better for most learners.

C. Consistent use of these tips turns short-term memory into skill.

D. Many find this method helps them remember words longer.

E. Use flashcards or a notebook to test yourself often.

F. Without regular review, even well-memorized words fade.

G. Pick a fixed time each day to study — this boosts consistency.

The AI system starts by assessing each student's4 through a short quiz. For 12-year-old Mia, who had always feared math, it5 lessons with cartoon characters and real-life examples about baking — her favorite hobby. "I finally understand fractions because I'm calculating how much sugar to use," she said. For advanced learners like Jake, it6 complex problems on space exploration, linking math to his love of astronomy.

Ms. Lopez was7 by how the AI freed her from repetitive grading. "I now have time to work one-on-one with students who need extra8," she explained. But the tool isn't without9. Some students got distracted by the AI's game-like features, and others10 the human connection of traditional teaching.

Experts say such11 reflect the broader challenges of integrating AI into education. Dr. Chen, a digital education researcher, notes that AI should be a "support, not a12." His team's study found that classrooms using AI effectively maintained a balance: teachers focused on emotional support, while AI handled skill-building.

For Ms. Lopez's class, the13 has been positive. Math scores have risen by 15% in six months, and more students now14 raising their hands. "AI didn't replace me," she said. "It gave me the15 to be a better teacher."

On a four-day transit to Beijing, two siblings from Poland who visited several places said they were very impressed by China after (experience) the city's advanced services for foreign tourists.

"We noticed we could pay with cash, card, or scanning a QR code, and we were surprised to learn that facial (recognize) could also be used for payments," said Dagmara Paszkowska, who was visiting China with her brother Norbert.

As soon as foreign visitors arrive at the city's two major airports — Beijing Capital International Airport and Beijing Daxing International Airport—they will see Beijing Service counters, are part of a new mobile payment and travel and transportation initiative that was launched on Jan 1^st (facilitate) visitors from abroad.

The Chinese capital's launch of the Beijing Service counters at the airports coincides with a surge in international arrivals (drive) by China's extended visa-free policies, which offer transit visa-free access to travelers from 54 countries and exempt passport holders from 38 countries from needing visas for short (stay).

Wang Hongyan, deputy head of the Beijing Bureau of Culture and Tourism's external exchange and cooperation department, said at a news conference on Monday that a (day) average of 252 foreign nationals now enter Beijing with a temporary 240-hour entry permit. Before the policies were extended, the maximum stay with such a permit was 144 hours.

In 2024, Beijing (record) 3.94 million inbound visits, up 186.8 percent year-on-year. The city's tourism foreign exchange income reached $4.91 billion, increase of 151.7 percent year-on-year, according to the bureau.

内容包括：

1.发出邀请并介绍活动；

2.提醒需准备的物品并期待对方回复。

注意：词数 80左右；可适当增加细节，使行文连贯；开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。

Dear Peter,

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Yours,

Li Hua

I ran after the train, shouting, "Hey mister, can't you see me?" It was hopeless, as no conductor is going to slow down for a 60-year-old man who got to the station several minutes late. They absolutely didn't know how important that day, that train ride was to me! I was on my way to an interview for what could have been the opportunity of a lifetime.

I threw both my hat and my art case down in depression, and sat down on the nearest chair, wiping (擦掉) the sweat from my face and breathing heavily. I would have to wait a whole day for the next train, and by then my appointment with the gallery owner would have given up on me. Perhaps it was for the best. It was, after all, the first time in 40 years anyone had shown such an interest in my art. Maybe if the gallery owner had seen all my paintings, he would have changed his mind about offering me space on his walls.

Disappointment filled my soul. Should I dial the gallery and get an interview on a different day? But Pierre Gianni was the owner of the most well-known gallery in New York City. Why would he give a rare second chance to an elderly nobody when he had the newest, coolest young artists to choose from?

Come to think of it, perhaps these insecurities were the very reason I had never been offered a show before. I was too afraid to try. I found countless excuses not to offer my work up to be seen and perhaps criticized. I told myself it would hurt too much if I failed, but the truth was that I had never tried.

Finally, I gathered all my courage to dial the gallery, only to find my antique cell phone had broken down. It was at the very moment that I was in total despair and decided to go home.

注意：

1. 续写词数应为150左右；

2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Suddenly I felt a touch on my shoulder.

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The next morning I got to the gallery on time.

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