Gina Camelli didn't set out to be a hero. In fact, she didn't even mean to be recognized for her efforts. Instead, Camelli's task was simple: to give back to the community where she was raised. And that's just what she did.

Warren, Ohio, lies just thirteen miles north of Youngstown, the former center of steel production, and now one of the poorest cities in the country. Thirty years ago, Camelli was a student at Warren High School where she now teaches Advanced Placement Psychology. As the economy took a fall, Camelli started to notice that not enough students had access to basic necessities, such as food, clothing and personal daily products. This economic uncertainty can have a lasting influence on students — affecting everything from the way they learn, to their ability to deal with social and emotional issues. Knowing this, Camelli decided to organize Paw Pantry.

Whether it's for food, clothes, school supplies or personal daily products, students and their parents can register for the district's website and fill out a request form for Paw Pantry products. From there, they can choose to pick their goods up and have them delivered to their schools or homes. Over a year has passed since the Paw Pantry began. Camelli has collected a lot of food, clothing, lunch boxes, backpacks, school supplies - even home goods including a refrigerator, a washer and a stove, which she received from Hardee's, the fast-food chain. Still, Camelli tries to satisfy more than just her students' needs; students also respect Camelli for her emotional support.

For Camelli, this dedication just comes with the job. "Teaching isn't just something you do in the classroom, " Camelli explains. "I think of my kids as my responsibility, and I would give the shirt off my back for my students," she says. Camelli is a community activist, a mental health advocate', and by many people's standards, she's most certainly a hero, but she doesn't see herself that way. She just thinks of herself as a teacher.

Members of an elephant herd making a 500-kilometer trip through southwestern China have become international stars. The 15-member herd was already receiving wide attention in China. But now, the group's long trip is being documented by major media companies and on social media.

The elephants are traveling from their home, in a mountainous area of Yunnan Province, toward the city of Kunming. YouTube and Twitter are full of videos showing interesting behavior of the animals as they continue their path across farmland, villages and around cities.

The elephants are being followed by the public seeking to prevent more damage from the animals and to keep them and people safe. While no animals or people have been hurt during the trip, media reports have expected crop damage to be more than $1million. The elephants have broken into farms looking for food and water, visited a car service center and even showed up at a retirement home. At the home, some elephants tried to visit rooms, leading one man to hide under his bed.

Sixteen animals started out in the group. But the government says two returned home and a baby was born during the walk. Officials in China say they are not sure exactly what persuaded the elephants to make their long trip. They do, however, seem to be drawn to corn, fruits and other tasty crops they find along the way. Some experts say the elephants might have left because their leader might have gotten lost. Asian elephants are loyal to their home areas unless there are major changes to the environment, a loss of resources or development, said Nilanga Jayasinghe, of the World Wildlife Fund. "In this case, we don't really know why they left their home," she told The Associated Press. She added that the area where they lived had seen major "habitat loss" linked to agriculture expansion. "What possibly happened here is that in their search for a new habitat, they got lost along the way and kept going," Jayasinghe added.

Elephants are given the top level of protection in China. This permits their numbers to continually increase even as their natural habitat becomes smaller.

Choosing a place to go when you have the opportunity to travel can sometimes be challenging. However, you can easily narrow your choices down with a thoughtful way.

Consider your interest first.     11     Brainstorm others that you would like to try and narrow down your destination choices by knowing exactly what you expect to be there waiting for you. Such activities could include physical pastimes, like hiking, swimming, or cultural activities, such as visiting musicians and going to theaters.

    12     Consult online and printed publications to find places offering the experiences that you are seeking and that can accommodate the group you're traveling with (or just you). Use tourism websites, travel blogs, and travel guides to gain an idea of what is out there.

Determine your budget. Figure out exactly how much you can afford, so that you aren't breaking the bank for this trip.     13     Come up with a list of items that you expect to buy while traveling. With this information, you can narrow your list of preferred destinations down even further. Now that you have a certain budget, figure out how long it has to last you and determine how many days you will spend.     14     Besides, the number can also help to calculate more exactly how much money you are going to spend.

Compare and make the final decision. If you've narrowed your list to a couple of choices, compare the two. Apply the same criteria and find out if one seems more enjoyable. If your final choices still seem equally attracting after comparison, forget the checklist. Clear your mind, and give yourself some time. Wait to see which destination you find yourself dreaming about more.     15    

An eagle is a large bird that has great difficulty training since childhood. Generally for at least a month or two after birth, the chicks _________ their mothers to eat, but falcon's (猎鹰) children are completely _________.

Just a few days after birth, the female falcon _________ food for the child, but she doesn’t put the food _________ in the child's mouth. She stands at a _________ from his child on the cliff. Now the child is hungry, and it has to get out of the nest while _________ with full force. Falling, the child has to go to his mother for _________ In this struggle, the child may _________, but the mother's heart doesn't _________ . After a few days of training, the mother carries and takes her child to a 11 -kilometer height in the sky and then ____________ it down from the height. This is really the ____________ test. The child starts falling down. When he is about 1,000 meters from the ____________, he starts spreading his wings in ____________; otherwise, he is going to die. Only then does the mother closely ____________ the child, in case of danger. Due to the ____________ training, a falcon can take his double-weight prey (猎物).

As parents, we all love our children very much, but always ____________ that we should teach them to "fly" and keep on ____________ them so that they can make their own personality and have their ____________ for a living. We need to tell them they'll have to struggle to ____________ something. If you serve them all on the plate, then they won't know the ____________ of hard work, and they won't be able to move forward.