A picketer speaks to a riot policeman at the entrance to the Corte Ingles department store during a nationwide general strike in Malaga, Spain, on Wednesday. Jon Nazca/Reuters
A camp set up for victims of the Jan. 12 earthquake is seen here Wednesday on what used to be an air strip in Port-au-Prince, Hait. Ramon Espinosa/AP
Europe's golf team caddies and players Martin Kaymer (3rd l.), Graeme McDowell (3rd r.), Luke Donald (2nd r.), and Rory McIlroy's caddy John-Paul Fitzgerald (rear) wear curly wigs similar to Rory McIlroy's hair (center front), as a lighthearted joke during a practice round at the 2010 Ryder Cup golf tournament at the Celtic Manor golf course in Newport, Wales, on Wednesday. Jon Super/AP
A Langur monkey drinks water while sitting on a fence outside Talkatora stadium, one of the venues for the Commonwealth Games, in New Delhi, India, on Wednesday. While 100,000 security guards have been deployed to counter potential threats from militants, authorities here have turned to rented langurs to thwart any monkey threat to the Commonwealth Games starting on Sunday. Amit Dave/Reuters
People stand next to a damaged house after a landslide in Santa Maria de Tlahuitoltepec, Mexico, on Wednesday. A mudslide first thought to have buried hundreds of people has left 11 missing and there are no confirmed deaths, authorities said Tuesday night, backing off earlier predictions of a catastrophe in Mexico's rain-soaked southern state of Oaxaca. Miguel Tovar/AP
Specially shaped balloons prepare to launch during the world's largest hot air ballooning event, the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, which will take place from Oct. 2-10 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. More than 500 hot air balloons will fill the skies during the festival. Raymond Watt/PRNewsFoto
Evening sunlight bathes the area as demonstrators march on Wednesday. Spanish workers staged a general strike to protest austerity measures imposed by a government struggling to slash its budget deficit and overcome recession. Victor R. Caivano/AP
Firefighters put out the flames from a burning city police car after protesters set it on fire during a general strike in central Barcelona, Spain, on Wednesday. Spanish labor groups, including the two largest unions CCOO and UGT, have called the first general strike in eight years to protest spending cuts the government says are needed to allay concerns the country could slide into a debt crisis that would threaten the unified euro currency. Gustau Nacarino/Reuters
Painter Rene Walter works on the gilding of the statue of Victoria on top of the Victory Column in Berlin, on Wednesday. During the refurbishment works at Berlin's landmark Victory Column, about two and a half pounds of gold leaf will be put on the bronze sculpture of the goddess Victoria, which is about 25-feet-high and weighs about 35 tons. The refurbishment works at the monument are expected to be finished in spring 2011, and the reopening of the viewing platform will be during Easter 2011. Markus Schreiber/AP
Palestinian militants of the Popular Resistance Committee hold their guns during a rally in Gaza City on Wednesday. Khalil Hamra/AP
Photographers take pictures of volunteers of Hindu and Muslim organizations releasing a dove, symbol of peace, ahead of the Ayodhya verdict, in Mumbai, India, on Wednesday. The Allahabad High Court is scheduled to rule Thursday in the 60-year-old case on whether the site in the town of Ayodhya should be given to the Hindu community to build a temple to the god Rama or returned to the Muslim community to rebuild the 16th-century Babri Mosque that was razed by Hindu hard-liners in 1992. Rajanish Kakade/AP
Amber Neben of the United States races down a small hill during the women's elite time trial of the World Road Cycling Championships, in Geelong, Australia, on Wednesday. Rob Griffith/AP
Syracuse firefighters battle a fire at the former Marsellus Casket Co. building in Syracuse, N.Y., early Wednesday. Because of the damage from the fire, the building will be demolished. Dick Blume/The Post Standard/AP
Barcelona's Carles Puyol (r.) and Rubin Kazan's Gokdeniz Karadeniz struggle for the ball during their Champions League Group D soccer match in Kazan, Russia, on Wednesday. Ivan Sekretarev/AP
Airborne lasers produced a detailed map of the lost city of Mahendraparvata, including highways and previously undiscovered temples, hidden beneath dense vegetation in Cambodia.
Airborne laser technology has uncovered a network of roadways and canals, illustrating a bustling ancient city linking Cambodia's famed Angkor Wat temples complex.
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