"North Korea just doubled its military budget." by Cletus Walker Sonny Kyodo/Reuters
Children take part in a mock military parade at an amusement park in Pyongyang to mark International Children's Day. Kyodo/Reuters
"Come out with your pants up!" by Jim Fortson Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters
Riot police stand guard as portable toilets are delivered during an anti-capitalism "Blockupy" demonstration in Frankfurt June 1, 2013. Thousands of demonstrators from the movement cut off access to the European Central Bank in Frankfurt to protest against policymakers' handling of Europe's debt crisis. Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters
'F.E.M.A.'s FINEST' by Symmi DeFrancesco Reuters
Liu Lingchao, 38, carries his makeshift dwelling as he walks along a road in Shapu township of Liuzhou, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region May 21, 2013. Five years ago, Liu decided to walk back to his hometown Rongan county in Guangxi from Shenzhen, where he once worked as a migrant worker. With bamboo, plastic bags and bed sheets, Liu made himself a 1.5-metre-wide, 2-metre-high, "portable room" weighing about 60 kg (132 lb), to carry with him as he walks an average of 20 kilometres everyday. To support himself, Liu collects garbage all the way during the journey and he is now 20 miles away from his hometown, according to local media. Reuters
'And they said farming wouldn't work in the desert!' by Christopher George
A Saudi man walks on a street past a field of solar panels at the King Abdulaziz city of Sciences and Technology, Al-Oyeynah Research Station. A slide in solar power costs and a surge in oil prices over the last few years has made solar power a win-win strategy for Saudi Arabia: saving billions of dollars of crude for export while making electricity at less than half the cost. Fahad Shadeed/Reuters/File
"You put your right foot out and shake it all about" by Ann Rendell
Philippine Vice President Jejomar Binay (c.) looks up as he talks to visiting former National Basketball Association (NBA) player and owner of the Shanghai Dongfang Sharks Yao Ming, during his visit at the Coconut Palace in Manila May 6, 2013. Yao and his Shanghai Sharks basketball team are in Manila on a friendly visit, local media reported. Romeo Ranoco /Reuters
"The New Jetta...it will rock your world..." by William Hadley Jon Woo/Reuters
A security personnel looks inside a car parked among debris at a site demolished as part of a street broadening project in Taiyuan, Shanxi province May 6, 2013. The site used to be a parking lot of a local company. The owner of the car could not be reached for over ten days, hence the workers were told to carry on demolishing operations around the car, according to local media. Jon Woo/Reuters
"Is this supposed to be music?" by Cres Mcfall Vincent West/Reuters
People protect their ears as a siren sounds to commemorate the bombing of the Basque town of Guernica April 26, 2013, on the 76th anniversary of the aerial attack during the Spanish Civil War by Germany's Condor Legion. Vincent West/Reuters
'Talk about blind patriotism!' by Teresa Wilkins Kim Kyung-Hoon/Reuters
The wind blows a red flag onto the face of an honor guard before a welcome ceremony for Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard outside the Great Hall of the People in Beijing April 9, 2013. Kim Kyung-Hoo/Reuters
A woman takes pictures of art installation 'Alice' by Spanish artist Cristina Lucas in the Andalusian Centre of Contemporary Art in the Andalusian capital of Seville, southern Spain April 10, 2013. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo
'We look up to those who selflessly help others with a giant sense of awe.' by Jack Fredenburgh REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo
"Despite his weight loss and new, protective garb, fortunes have not changed for Humpty Dumpty." by Pouya Ameli Olivia Harris /Reuters
A performer dressed as a squire holds a shield as he is hit with a lance at Knebworth House in Hertfordshire April 1, 2013. Knebworth House, a stately home of the Lytton family since 1490, hosted The Knights Of Royal England in their first medievel jousting tournament of the season. Olivia Harris/Reuters
Social media sites like Facebook and YouTube provide a gold mine for bad guys. When you post your birthday or download free apps, you may be setting yourself up for identity theft.
How many friends do you have on Facebook? Now, how many of those friends do you actually know from personal or professional interactions in your past?
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