Rescuers carry a body bag as they evacuate victims of a Mount Merapi eruption in the village of Cangkringan, Indonesia, Nov. 5. Indonesia's Mount Merapi volcano erupted again on Nov. 4, sending a plume about 6,000 meters high above the mountain.

An Indonesian policeman pats a surviving monkey after the village was sweept by Mount Merapi's 'Wedus Gembel' hot gas clouds, Cangkringan, Indonesia, Nov. 5.

Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson and catcher Johnny Bench celebrate their victory in the crowded locker room at Fenway Park in Boston, Oct. 23, 1975. The Reds beat the Boston Red Sox in game seven of the World Series.

The Texas vehicle inspection sticker, left, that D. K Langford says was designed from his copyrighted photograph. Langford is suing the state over the use of his picture.

This danger mouse met a sticky end when crossing the path of the voracious African bullfrog. These carnivorous amphibians have an aggressive temper, can jump over eleven feet and have tooth like projections called odontoids, which are said to feel like broken glass when the bellicose beasts close their jaws. They are huge predatory frogs that sit and wait for animals to pass by. They are stimulated by movement and will lunge at pretty much anything that comes within range, including this unlucky mouse.

Honduran immigrant Jose Humberto Castro, 26, clings to a freight train on his way to the United States in Orizaba, Veracruz, Nov. 3. Every day, hundreds of Central American immigrants try to cross from Mexico to the United States, according to National Migration Institute of Mexico.

Honduran immigrants ride on the top of a freight train on their way to the U.S. border in La Patrona, near Cordoba in the state of Veracruz, Nov. 3.

A Mexican woman from a group that calls itself "The Good Samaritans of La Patrona" passes food to Honduran immigrants on their way to the United States border in La Patrona, Nov. 3.

Honduran immigrants stand on the top of a freight train on their way to the United States border in Orizaba, Veracruz, Nov. 3.

In this photo provided by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a federal agent crawls through a 600 yard tunnel found in a warehouse along the border between the United States and Mexico on Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2010, in San Diego. U.S. authorities have discovered 20 tons of pot near the tunnel.

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton receives a Hongi (Maori greeting) from Rose White Tahuparae, Kaumatua of Parliament, during a Maori Welcome at Parliament on November 4, 2010 in Wellington, New Zealand. Hillary Clinton is on a three-day visit to New Zealand as part of a tour of the Asia Pacific region, which includes Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Papua-New Guinea, New Zealand and Australia.

This image shows a night image of the Florida peninsula taken on Oct. 31, 2010 by one of the Expedition 25 crew members aboard the International Space Station. Both the Gulf and Atlantic coasts are visible in the scene, which includes the Florida "Panhandle" and part of the Georgia coast.

Residents flee on motorcycle under volcanic ash fall during evacuation from a village in Klaten district, Nov. 3, 2010, after Mount Merapi erupted. Indonesia's Mount Merapi volcano exploded in a frightening new eruption of lava and red-hot rocks Nov. 3, sparking panic and forcing the government to order new evacuations. Scientists said the 9,616-foot mountain in central Java erupted with more force than last week's blasts that killed 36 people, spewing huge clouds of searing gas into the sky.

President Barack Obama walks out of a news conference the day after Republicans gained 60 seats in the House of Representatives during the midterm elections, in the East Room of the White House November 3, in Washington, DC. As of the morning of Novmber 3, the Republican party had won 239 seats in the House, giving the GOP control of the chamber for the first time since 2006. The power shift could jeopardize Obama's legislative plans for the next two years.

Pakistani flood displaced boys look on while another jumps on a trampoline next to their camp in Basira village, Punjab Province, Pakistan, Wednesday, Nov. 3.

President Barack Obama makes an election night phone call to Rep. John Boehner (R-OH) from his Treaty Room office in the White House residence a couple of minutes after midnight, November 3.

A young boar, that was named Freddy, looks for food as it stands beside a bull named Mario in Ebergoetzen near Goettingen, central Germany, Tuesday, Nov 2. According to cattle owner Bodo Bertsch the young boar showed up among the herd of Galloway cattle about six weeks earlier and is fed from time to time by a cow. The farmer assumes that Freddy has been separated from his pack.

Residents fall from a motorcycle during evacuation from a village in Klaten district on Nov. 3, after Mount Merapi erupted. Indonesia's Mount Merapi volcano exploded in a frightening new eruption of lava and red-hot rocks, sparking panic and forcing the government to order new evacuations. Scientists said the 9,616-foot mountain in central Java erupted with more force than last week's blasts that killed 36 people, spewing huge clouds of searing gas into the sky.

A Belarussian soldier from the Interior Ministry special forces unit balances on a pipe over a burning fire during a competition near the village of Volovshchina, some 25 km west of Minsk, Belarus, on Wednesday. Several dozen Belarussian soldiers marched and overcame field and forest obstacles trying to win the competition and prove their combat readiness.

A Pakistani man displaced by flooding washes at a hand pump at his camp in Basira village, Punjab Province, Pakistan, Wednesday.

Kids in Sharron Angle shirts wrestle around on the ground during a Washoe County Republican election night party at the Peppermill Casino in Reno on Nov. 2.

Rep. Ed Perlmutter, D-Colo., does a cartwheel at a post-election party in Denver on Tuesday, Nov. 2, after he was re-elected to his 7th district seat.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, celebrates early election returns in Anchorage on Nov. 2. With Murkowski are from left, sons Matt and Nick Murkowski and longtime friend Hope Neslon.