damaged by an earthquake on Tuesday, in the village of Paso Cuaulote
A resident walks beside his house, which damaged by an earthquake on Tuesday, in the village of Paso Cuaulote in the Mexican state of Guerrero March 21, 2012. Dozens of families cleared rubble from their destroyed homes in southwestern Mexico on Wednesday following a major 7.4-magnitude earthquake that caused landslides, knocked down school walls and cracked a church tower.
TV Celebrity Wedding
March 7, 2012 file photo, NFL Football player Chad Ochocinco, right, poses with his fiancee “Basketball Wives” star Evelyn Lozada at the Cosmopolitan Magazine's 'Fun Fearless Males of 2011' event in New York. VH1 said Monday, March 12, that its eight-part series "Ev and Ocho" chronicling their sports-related celebrity wedding will air in September. Lozada has been featured in four seasons of "Basketball Wives," beginning with the end of her engagement to basketball player Antoine Walker. Ochocinco is a wide receiver for the New England Patriots.
penguins gather on the coast of Murrell Farm
In this March 10, 2012 photo, penguins gather on the coast of Murrell Farm, where Adrian and Lisa Lowe raise 3,000 sheep near the northeastern corner of the Falkland Islands. Ever since seafaring explorers happened upon these uninhabited islands in the 16th century, people have been fighting over them. As the 30th anniversary of Argentina's brief and bloody war with Britain approaches, many islanders believe the dispute will never end
USA SOLDIERS AFGHANISTAN RETURN
Specialist Jeremy Hudson (C) buckles in his six-month-old daughter Faith as older daughter Averie, 10, (L) looks on after he and other soldiers from the 530th Engineer Company of the US Army return home from a one year deployment in Afghanistan at Fort Stewart, Georgia on 12 March 2012. Hudson was able to return for two weeks for his daughter's birth. Reports state that 180 troops from the unit have returned home
National day of coca leaf-chewing
Women coca growers hold coca leaves during the so-called "National day of coca leaf-chewing" in La Paz, Bolivia, Monday March 12, 2012. Bolivia held a national campaign in defense of chewing the coca leaf, known locally as "acullico," parallel to a request for the legalization of this practice which Bolivia's President Evo Morales will make at a UN meeting in Vienna, Austria.
water treatment plant
A picture dated April 24, 2010 shows a Palestinian man gesturing as he looks at a water treatment plant in the town of Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip. The Palestinian Authority pushed on March 12, 2012 plans at the World Water Forum in Marseille for a desalination plant costing more than 350 million euros ($450 million) to ease Gaza's chronic water problems
the place where a hydroelectric will be build in El Quimbo, Colombia.
An undate handout picture provided by Emgesa on 12 March 2012 shows the place where a hydroelectric will be build in El Quimbo, Colombia. Spanish firm Endesa president Lucio Rubio said in an interview with Spanish news agency EFE that the corporation garantees house and jobs for 3,000 people affected by the project
Beauty school students
Beauty school students hold mannequins' heads they train on as they wave to Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade from the school balcony, on the outskirts of Dakar, Senegal, Wednesday, March 21, 2012. Wade toured some of the capital's downtrodden suburbs Wednesday, days ahead of Senegal's presidential run-off election. Senegal's aging leader will face his former protege Macky Sall in a runoff election on Sunday, March 25. Opposition leaders have united behind Sall in an effort to put an end to Wade's bid for a controversial third term as president
annual nude bike ride rally in Lima
A couple embrace each other before the seventh annual nude bike ride rally in Lima March 10, 2012. The rally is to demand for more respect for cyclists from motorists, as well as more bicycle paths from the city government
painted in 1886 by artist Edgar Degas (1834-1917)
A museum employee takes a photo of the pastel on paper "Le tub", painted in 1886 by artist Edgar Degas (1834-1917), during a media preview at the Musee d'Orsay in Paris March 12, 2012. The exhibit "Degas et le Nu" (Degas and the Nude) at the Orsay Museum opens on March 13 and runs through July 1, 2012.
Elvis Presley's original Blue Suede Shoes
NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 21: An autographed pair of Elvis Presley's original Blue Suede Shoes and a photo of him autographing them on auction at Gotta Have It! store on March 21, 2012 in New York City.
Cherry Blossom tree at a park on the outskirts of downtown Los Angeles
A bee feeds on the pollen of a Cherry Blossom tree at a park on the outskirts of downtown Los Angeles on March 21, 2012 in California. Cherry Blossom trees are popular in many cities across the United States, which was given over 3,000 cherry blossom trees as a gift from Japan in 1912 celebrating the two country's then-growing friendship
Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade
Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade, front, tours downtrodden suburban areas on the outskirts of Dakar, Senegal, Wednesday, March 21, 2012, days ahead of Senegal's presidential run-off election. Senegal's aging leader will face his former protege Macky Sall in a runoff election on Sunday, March 25. Opposition leaders have united behind Sall in an effort to put an end to Wade's bid for a controversial third term as president.
Protesters stand on the Wall Street Bull
Protesters stand on the Wall Street Bull after turning out to demonstrate against the killing of the black unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin by a white neighborhood watch captain, in New York March 21, 2012. The demonstration, dubbed the "A Million Hoodies March" commenced at Union Square before heading through the streets in New York.
chocolate bunny nest
A chocolate bunny nest is seen in this photo taken Monday, Feb. 27, 2012 in Concord, N.H. A blend of crunchy cereals and noodles with a blend of chocolate, marshmallow and peanut butter is used to create edible "nests" to store chocolate eggs and jelly beans.
Easter egg tree in Saalfeld
Volker Kraft decorates his Easter egg tree in Saalfeld, Germany, 21 March 2012. It takes the family around two weeks to hang the 10,000 hand painted eggs into the tree.
pork stall in a traditional market in Taipei
A vendor attends to her pork stall in a traditional market in Taipei March 22, 2012. The Taiwanese government has tightened checks on beef imported from the U.S. and some other countries for residues of ractopamine and other leanness-enhancing livestock feed additives, according to local media.
get energy from the sun
A group of people lift up their arms to get energy from the sun rays, as they wait during a ceremony for the arrival of the Spring Equinox at the archeological area of Cholula, state of Puebla, Mexico, 21 March 2012, were several people gathered. Mayas said this day remarks the beginning of the spring.
the Memorial Day weekend
The skyline of San Francisco and the south tower of the Golden Gate Bridge are seen from the Marin Headlands as they rise above the fog in Sausalito, California March 21, 2012. A celebration held over the Memorial Day weekend in May will commemorate the bridge's 75th anniversary this year.
A dolphin is brought to a pool at a whale museum
A dolphin is brought to a pool at a whale museum in the southeastern South Korean city of Ulsan, 22 March 2012. The dolphin is one of two female dolphins that the city's Nam Ward municipal office has purchased from a dolphin taming facility in Taiji, a whaling town in Japan's Wakayama Prefecture, infamous for it's yearly dolphin slaughter.
The skyline of San Francisco
The skyline of San Francisco is seen as it rises above the fog, from the Marin Headlands in Sausalito, California March 21, 2012
Police arrest a demonstrator who had climbed up a flagpole at La Moneda
Police arrest a demonstrator who had climbed up a flagpole at La Moneda presidential palace during a protest supporting the inhabitants of Aysen, in Santiago , on March 21 , 2012. Residents of the Aysen region last month launched a protest demanding a subsidy for fuel and wood, vital in the southern Chile's winter with its very low temperatures.
Dead tilapia fish
MECCA, CA - MARCH 20: Dead tilapia fish rot on the mud of the shore of the Salton Sea in an area where a controversial development would create a new town for nearly 40,000 people on the northwest shore of the biggest lake in California, the Salton Sea, on March 20, 2012 south of Mecca, California. The Center for Biological Diversity and the Sierra Club have filed a lawsuit against Riverside County after the Board of Supervisors approved a record-sized development project for Riverside County, saying that it would increase pollution and threaten wildlife in nearby parks at the Salton Sea and in the largest state park in California, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Though massive fish die-offs occur annually, drawings in the Travertine Point plans feature peaceful marinas but the lake has been plagued by dropping water levels and increasing salt levels for decades.
