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AFP - Mon Sep 26, 7:33 PM ET
Eve of the match : Villareal's Chilean coach Manuel Pellegrini gives a press conference, at the stade de France in Saint-Denis, near Paris, on the eve of the second round Champions League Group D football match between Lille an Villareal. (AFP/Franck Fife) -
AFP - Mon Sep 26, 6:55 PM ET
Smoky catwalk : Models present creations by Japanese designer Kei Kagami during the Spring/Summer 2006 women's collections. (AFP/Filippo Monteforte) -
AFP - Mon Sep 26, 6:30 PM ET
After the strike : Palestinians inspect the damage at a building after an Israeli missile strike in the Khan Yunes refugee camp, in the southern Gaza Strip. (AFP/Said Khatib) -
South Korean special police demonstrate their skills during a drill in Seoul. -
Customers in a Moscow electronics shop watch as Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks on TV. -
A Chinese policeman tries to break up a street fight in Beijing. -
Indonesians protest against a government plan to raise fuel prices. -
A Vietnamese farmer with a dog flees his flooded house in the north of the country, following Typhoon Damrey. -
An Indonesian woman gets her duck vaccinated against bird flu amid fears that the deadly virus could be rapidly spreading. -
AP - Sun Sep 25,12:12 PM ET
The site where homes once stood in Holly Beach, La. is shown in this aerial view in the aftermath of Hurricane Rita Sunday, Sept. 25, 2005 in La. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip) -
AP - Mon Sep 26, 8:15 PM ET
A destroyed church is surrounded by floodwaters in Cameron, La., Monday, Sept. 26. 2005 in the wake of Hurricane Rita. An estimated 80 percent of the buildings in the town of Cameron, population 1,900, were leveled. (AP Photo/Ric Feld) -
Reuters - Mon Sep 26, 2:54 PM ET
Trey Dupuis jumps a set of railroad tracks in his boat while navigating from one flooded area to another during a search and rescue mission for flooded residents caught in the storm surge following Hurricane Rita, in Delcambre, Louisiana September 25, 2005. (J.P. Moczulski/Reuters) -
Reuters - Mon Sep 26, 9:40 PM ET
A ruined car lies under a downed tree and collapsed storage shed in the aftermath of Hurricane Rita in Lake Charles, Louisiana September 26, 2005. Rita struck land south of Lake Charles September 24. (Lee Celano/Reuters) -
Reuters - Tue Sep 27, 7:46 AM ET
Residents wait in line to buy gasoline at the only fuel station open in Lake Charles, Louisiana in the aftermath of Hurricane Rita September 26, 2005. (Lee Celano/Reuters) -
Reuters - Mon Sep 26, 3:58 PM ET
Anti-war protester, and mother of a soldier killed in Iraq, Cindy Sheehan is arrested in front of the White House by U.S. Park Police during a protest September 26, 2005. (Larry Downing/Reuters) -
AFP/File - Mon Sep 26, 1:11 PM ET
Pandas at a zoo. Chinese and American scientists will use high technology in an attempt to unveil the darkest secrets of the giant panda's sex life(AFP/File/Pornchai Kittiwongsakul) -
Reuters - Mon Sep 26,10:25 AM ET
A gas station is damaged after Hurricane Rita pounded Nederland, Texas, September 24, 2005. (Fred Greaves/Reuters) -
AFP/File - Mon Aug 29, 6:45 PM ET
A pitbull dog. The central Canadian province of Ontario banned pitbulls after the pet dogs were involved in several attacks(AFP/File) -
Reuters - Mon Sep 26,10:35 PM ET
A trailer full of cattle rescued from high water water are seen as workers ride on the back of the trailer from the Lacache Cattle Co. in Chauvin, Louisiana, September 26, 2005. Hurricane Rita flooded the area with a tidal surge causing more flooding to the already damaged area. (Charles W. Luzier/Reuters) -
Canadian Press - Tue Sep 27,12:49 AM ET
Motorists wait for debris to be cleared off Highway 82 in the aftermath of hurricane Rita near Forked Island, La. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip) -
Reuters - Mon Sep 26, 8:27 PM ET
Destroyed houses are seen on road 27 near the coastal town of Cameron, 65km (40 miles) south of Lake Charles, September 26, 2005 after Hurricane Rita hit. Parts of the U.S. Gulf Coast lurched back to life on Monday after Hurricane Rita, although many areas remained under rubble or flood water after enduring a second major storm in less than a month. REUTERS/Carlos Barria -
AFP/Getty Images - Mon Sep 26, 7:42 AM ET
A house rests on a car after Hurricane Rita swept through Louisiana. Oil prices fell on trader relief that key oil facilities in the southern United States escaped severe damage from Hurricane Rita over the weekend.(AFP/Getty Images/Scott Olson) -
AP - Mon Sep 26, 3:23 PM ET
An alligator swims in floodwaters outside the boundaries of the Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge in the aftermath of Hurricane Rita Monday, Sept. 26, 2005 in Cameron Parish, La. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip) -
AP - Mon Sep 26, 7:15 PM ET
A Search & Rescue team makes their way past what was a Subway restaurant in Cameron, La., Monday, Sept. 26. 2005 in the wake of Hurricane Rita. An estimated 80 percent of the buildings in the town of Cameron, population 1,900, were leveled. (AP Photo/Ric Feld) -
Reuters - Mon Sep 26, 8:47 PM ET
Destroyed houses are seen on road 27 near the coastal town of Cameron, 65km (40 miles) south of Lake Charles, September 26, 2005 after Hurricane Rita hit. Parts of the U.S. Gulf Coast lurched back to life on Monday after Hurricane Rita, although many areas remained under rubble or flood water after enduring a second major storm in less than a month. REUTERS/Carlos Barria