Thai workers transport boxes by boat as they salvage goods from a flooded factory in Nonthaburi province, suburban Bangkok on October 11.

Cars submerged in floodwaters at a Honda factory outside Ayutthaya on October 11.

This aerial picture shows people wading through floodwaters on the main road of the ancient Thai capital of Ayutthaya, north of Bangkok, on October 11.

A demonstration of the "Noah" personal flotation device in Hiratsuka on October 3.

Brett Davies and Tom Nevins drag a sow back to their truck during hunting on Silver Plains Station on Oct. 8, 2011 outside of Coen, Australia.

A feral pig is carried away after the weigh in for the 2011 Cooktown Hog Hunt at the Top Pub on Oct. 9, 2011 in Cooktown, Australia.

Tom Nevins and John Davies drag a dead boar back to their truck after it was caught during hunting on Silver Plains Station on Oct. 8, 2011 outside of Coen, Australia.

A pigdog licks at the blood on it's face as it leaves the kill during hunting on Silver Plains Station on Oct. 8, 2011 outside of Coen, Australia

Tom Nevins kills a boar as his pigdogs bail it during hunting as part of the 2011 Cooktown Hog Hunt at Silver Plains Station on Oct. 7, 2011 outside of Coen, Australia.

A boars tusks are displayed after it was killed during hunting as part of the 2011 Cooktown Hog Hunt at Silver Plains Station on Oct. 7, 2011 outside of Coen, Australia.

A feral piglet is seen in the torch light during hunting on Silver Plains Station on Oct. 8, 2011 outside of Coen, Australia.

Competitors throw a dead feral pig in a truck filled with feral pig carcasses during the weigh in for the 2011 Cooktown Hog Hunt at the Top Pub on Oct. 9, 2011 in Cooktown, Australia.

Norway's women's team runs the rapids in the downriver competition at the Costa Rica 2011 World Rafting Championships, in the Pacuare river in Turrialba, 50 miles east of San Jose, Oct. 10. Thirty-two countries are taking part in the World Rafting Championships.

The rafting team of Finland runs a section of rapids in the Downriver event at the Rafting World Championships near Turrialba, east of the capital of San Jose, Costa Rica, on October 10.

This Feb. 18, 2011 file photo shows Seattle superhero Phoenix Jones during a patrol of Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood. Seattle's superhero, who has gained fans and a bit of fame as he works the streets of Seattle, was arrested and booked into King County Jail early Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011 for investigation of assault after an early morning incident involving pepper spray. His spokesperson says he was breaking up a fight and they have video of the incident. Police say he came up behind a group of people leaving a bar and sprayed them with pepper spray.

Apple Inc co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs picture is featured on the front page of the Apple website after his passing in this screen grab October 5, 2011.

Left: Steve Paul Jobs, founder of NeXT Inc. at the company headquarters in Palo Alto, Calif. in 1988. Right: Steve Jobs and John Sculley at the Apple Annual Meeting in Hawaii in 1984.

Hungary's Zsuzsanna Krajnyak (L) fights with China's Wu Bai Li during the final of the Wheelchair Women's Epee category A during the 2011 World Fencing Championships in Catania on October 10, 2011. Krajnyak won 15-8 to become the new world champion.

France's wheelchair fencing athlete Sabrina Poignet gets ready for a fight during the 2011 World Fencing Championships in Catania on October 10, 2011. Poignet, a former member of the French army, lost her two legs in an accident in 2002. The world wheelchair fencing championships take place at the same time as the ablebodied fencing championships.

Patrick Pendville, founder of Animatrans, adjusts a cat statue in his shop in Brussels September 30, 2011. A Belgian company called Animatrans has been organizing funerals for pets and other animals since 1995, and recently the company has been providing more personalised services. Owners, who want to keep lasting mementos of their pets, could choose to keep their ashes or erect tombs in a dedicated cemetery for animals. Clients could also have their dead pets stuffed by a taxidermist and even request to create resin masks depicting the faces of their pets.

A resin mask depicts the face of a dead pet dog in a shop in Brussels, Belgium Sept. 30.

Aurelia Dekers, 86, mourns her 13-year-old cat Titine before her cremation at a crematorium in Boom Sept. 30.

Aurelia Dekers, 86, visits a cemetery for animals after attending the cremation of her 13-year-old cat Titine in Boom, Belgium in Sept. 30.

Libyan rebels fire a rocket as they enter Sirte, Libya, on Monday, Oct. 10. Fighters loyal to Libya's interim rulers withdrew from the airport in the desert town of Bani Walid amid fighting with forces loyal to fugitive leader Muammar Gaddafi. The withdrawal comes a day after the fighters claimed major advances in Sirte and Bani Walid, the last strongholds of Gadhafi.

A Libyan rebel fighter mourns the death of a comrade on Oct. 7 in Sirte, Libya. National Transitional Council fighters say this is the final assault on Gadhafi's hometown as they capture the main hospital, University and the Ouagadougou conference center in the city.

Libyans battle fighters loyal to Moammar Gadhafi in Sirte on Monday, Oct. 10, in a drive to control Gadhafi's hometown after a month-long siege.

A woman stands next to a gold statue of an ox during the official inauguration of the Longxi hotel on Oct. 8. The one-tonne statue greets visitors at a viewing area on the 60th-floor of the tower.

Officials attend the inauguration ceremony of the new skyscraper on October 8. Officials from elsewhere in China tour Huaxi to find out how this once sleepy village, with just 576 residents in the 1950s, could have become so rich.

Guests attend a dinner at the new hotel before its official inauguration on October 8.

Egyptian Coptic Christians hold crosses and shout slogans as they gather for the funeral of those killed in clashes the day before, in Cairo on Oct. 10.

Egyptians mourn a victim of deadly clashes in Cairo on Monday, Oct. 10.

Egyptians grieve over the coffins of some of the 24 Coptic Christians killed during clashes with Egyptian security forces in Cairo on Oct. 10.

Students at the University of Tripoli, formerly Al-Fateh University, gather at a volunteer's meeting on October 9. The academic year started a little late this year, after the ouster of former leader Moammar Gadhafi, but the University of Tripoli is full of enthusiastic students with new found freedoms now only missing their comrades still on the front.

Students at the University of Tripoli chat in the conference hall on October 9.

Indonesian police clash with striking workers of US gold and copper mining giant company Freeport McMoran in Timika, Papua province on October 10. Police shot and killed one protester and wounded another. Papua police spokesman Wachyono said that police officers fired warning shots into the air after the striking workers, who are protesting over wages, pelted them with stones, injuring seven policemen.

Striking miners employed by Freeport McMoran march during a protest in Timika, West Papua, on October 10.

An aerial view of a flooded area in Ayutthaya province, Thailand, on October 10. Thai rescue workers scrambled on Monday to prevent a humanitarian disaster as the worst flooding in half a century swamped large sections of the country, shut factories and stranded thousands of people.

A policeman directs traffic in a flooded area of Ayutthaya province, Thailand, on October 10. About 261 people have died since late July in flood-related incidents, the Thai Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation said.

Mikhail Koudinov of New Zealand competes on the vault during day four of the Gymnastics World Championships on October 10.

Fabian Gonzalez of Spain falls from the pommel horse in the men's team event of the qualification round at the World Gymnastics Championships in Tokyo on October 10.