Jenna Randall of England begins her synchronised swimming solo technical routine during the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi on Oct. 6.

Sunflowers stand in poisonous red mud in a field in Somlovasarhely, 169 kms southwest of Budapest, Hungary, on Oct. 6, after a dike of a reservoir containing red mud of an alumina factory in nearby Ajka broke two days before, and over one million cubic meters of the poisonous chemical sludge inundated three villages, killing four persons and injuring over hundred. Hundreds of families have been evacuated.

Britain's Prince Charles dances with villagers at Tolasar village near Jodhpur in India's state of Rajasthan on Oct. 5.

Flower pickers carry dahlia's in a field during the Dahlia Festival Sept. 2, in Canby, Ore. Swan Island Dahlias hosts the Dahlia Festival the last weekend in August and Labor Day weekend.

Local resident Russell Lowe kayaks along a beach road during Hurricane Earl in Nags Head, North Carolina Sept. 3.

Commuters are reflected in the window of a bus as they queue during a strike by underground transit workers, outside Liverpool Street rail station in London Sept. 7. Millions of commuters across the British capital struggled to get to work on Tuesday as a 24-hour strike by workers on London's underground rail system crippled much of the network.

A flood victim waits for food handouts with others while taking refuge in a relief camp for flood victims in Sukkur in Pakistan's Sindh province on Sept. 8.

A bee sits on a sunflower blossoming on a field near the village of Markt Essenbach near Landshut, southern Germany, during unsettled weather with temperatures by 20 degrees on Sept. 8.

A bald eagle cools off at the Zoo in Madrid Tuesday Aug. 10, 2010.

The Tungurahua volcano spews ash and rocks during an eruption in Banos, about 130 km (81 miles) southeast of Quito, June 2, 2010. Tungurahua has been classed as active since 1999 and had a strong eruption in 2008. It is one of eight active volcanoes in the country.

A woman cries inside her mud-filled home after a mudslide caused by Tropical Storm Agatha hit the el Pedregal neighborhood of Amatitlan May 31, 2010. Stunned victims of Agatha wept by destroyed homes and rescue crews dug bodies out of mud in Guatemala on Monday after torrential rain killed more than 100 people across Central America.

A surfer wipes out at a break known as "Fairy Bower" on Sydney's northern beaches May 31, 2010. A small number of Sydney surfers made the most of big swells that gale force winds bought to Sydney on Monday as Australia's east coast was drenched by an intense low pressure system.