In a close-up (特写), one man is pulling the other with all his strength through the window of an SUV, a type of vehicle, which is stuck dangerously on a cliff (悬崖) 30 feet above a busy roadway.

Jason Warnock, then 29, is the man performing the life-saving action. He was driving in Lewiston, Idaho, in April 2015 when he came upon a fallen tree in the middle of the road. “I was like, ‘What happened’?” he told a news website. Warnock stretched out his neck to stare up the side of a cliff. At the very top, where the tree should have been, was an SUV swinging on the edge, held back from falling to the road by a delicate, heavily damaged chain-link fence. Looking inside the car, Warnock could see a panicked Matthew Sitko, 23, beating on the passenger-side window.

That’s when Warnock sprang into action. He crossed a nearby footbridge, and climbed up the cliff to get to the vehicle. When Warnock got to the car, he tried breaking the window with a tool he had on him, only to realize that his cracking was shaking the car and might cause it to slip down the hill. He stopped and turned to calming Sitko enough to get him to open the window. “Give me your hand,” Warnock said. “If this thing goes, I want to have a hold of you so I can at least get you out of there.” Before reaching for the lifeline, Sitko had one request: “Can I grab my phone?” Soon enough, Warnock had freed both man and his machine.

According to the Lewiston police chief, the accident was caused when Sitko, who suffered only minor injuries, lost control of his car. For his part, Warnock insisted he came to Sitko’s aid for one simple reason: “I just did what anyone would do.”

Stewart, a California vet at an animal shelter, makes calls to pet owners who have no place to call home again. He has his own practice in town, yet he still finds time for street pets. He’s helped roughly 400 animals since 2011, mostly dogs but also a few cats.

It all started in 2011, and the Great Recession (大萧条) had spilled a lot of unfortunate people onto the streets. A small dog sat in a homeless man’s lap. Stewart noticed its signs of an allergic reaction to fleas. He approached the man and offered to bring flea medication for the dog’s skin. The man said after the treatment, his dog was soon restored to health.

Since then, Stewart has often been found wandering dark alleyways (小巷) and underpass, anywhere he thinks the homeless might be camped out. Stewart pays for almost all of the expenses out of his own pocket.

As for the question whether the homeless should even have pets, Stewart determines that more than anybody, they need a pet and deserve a pet and the owner is the pet’s home. There’s one more pressing reason for the homeless to have their pets. “I can’t tell you how many times people told me their animals are their reason for getting up in the morning,” Stewart says.

One of those people is Joe, a white-haired middle-aged man who has landed on rough times. He says that his black-and-white mixed breed is his life. “When I first hit the streets, I was almost to the point where I had given up,” he says. “It is so lucky to have somebody like Dr. Stewart come out here to take care of my dog, which matters a lot”.

“When you give back, there is something you get in return that feels much larger. I knew I wanted to keep doing it,” Stewart says.

Usain Bolt is a superstar in the world of sports. Due to his extraordinary and great skills, he has also claimed the title of “The Fastest Man Alive”. The Jamaican athlete was born on August 21, 1986, and his parents were grocers in Jamaica. Usain Bolt is known as the greatest sprinter (短跑运动员) of all time. This is mainly due to his performance in the Olympics, especially in the 100 and 200-meter races.

From early childhood, Bolt adored the world of sports and always wanted to be part of it. He used to excel in cricket (板球) and other sports when he was only a teenager and afterward he developed a deep affection for European football teams, namely — Manchester United and Real Madrid. He knew right then he belonged only in the field of sports.

Usain Bolt had humble beginnings. He started his legend as a talent at the 2002 Junior World Championship at the Kingston Stadium in Jamaica. In the race, Bolt won a gold medal, shocking an audience of 36,000 and making him the youngest junior champion. His road to fame started from there.

One of Usain Bolt’s greatest achievement is that he resisted his fears successfully. People said that very tall people couldn’t be good sprinters, but it was slammed when Bolt won various gold medals in the Olympics. Usain Bolt has many connections as he’s the brand ambassador of Xoom and Puma. Apart from these, many other brands work in partnership with him.