Timberwolves guard Troy Hudson prepares for a lay-up during the first day of 2005 practice.

Bruce Bisping

Star Tribune

Published October 11, 2005

Momolu V.O. Sirleaf, a former sports journalist in Liberia who now lives in Savage, Minn., uses his laptop to keep current on Liberia's current election with 22 candidates.

Tom Sweeney

Star Tribune

Published October 11, 2005

Volunteers bury bodies of Pakistani earthquake victims in a mass grave in Balakot, North West Forentier Province, on Monday, two days after a powerful earthquake rocked the region. Between 30,000 and 40,000 people died in the massive earthquake that hit Pakistan, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and a senior government official said.

Farooq Naeem

Getty Images

Published October 11, 2005

Pakistani army soldiers try to remove dead bodies from the rubble of a school Monday in Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistani Kashmir, which was jolted by a heavy quake on Saturday. Bodies lay in the streets, and villagers pulled debris from collapsed schools and mud-brick homes with their bare hands, desperate to find survivors.

K.m. Chaudary

Associated Press

Published October 10, 2005

Sajjad, 7, cries as he waits for medical help at Teetwal, about 210 kilometers (131 miles) north of Srinagar, India, on Monday.

Rafiq Maqbool

Associated Press

Published October 10, 2005

A father comforts his seriously injured son while being evacuated in an army helicopter from the earth-quake-hit town of Balakot in the North Western Frontier Province on Monday. Pakistan said up to 40,000 people were feared dead in the weekend earthquake, as frustration over the slow rescue effort turned to anger and scattered looting.

Saeed Khan

Getty Images

Published October 10, 2005

Indian soldiers give medicine to people affected by the earthquake at Teetwal, about 210 kilometers (131 miles) north of Srinagar, India, today. Authorities air-dropped burial shrouds and food Monday to remote villages hit by the weekend's devastating earthquake, as the death toll climbed to 804 in Indian Kashmir.

Rafiq Maqbool

Associated Press

Published October 10, 2005

Indian army soldiers treat a woman injured in the earthquake at Teetwal, about 210 kilometers (131 miles) north of Srinagar, India, on Monday. Authorities air-dropped burial shrouds and food Monday to remote villages hit by the weekend's devastating earthquake, as the death toll climbed to 804 in Indian Kashmir.

Rafiq Maqbool

Associated Press

Published October 10, 2005

A Pakistani baby, injured in Saturday's earthquake, is taken for an X-ray on Sunday in PIMS Hospital in Islamabad, Pakistan. Thousands of children are believed to be injured and killed in the earthquake, which measured 7.6 on the Richter Scale.

Warrick Page

Getty Images

Published October 10, 2005

Pakistani President Gen. Pervez Musharraf visits the earthquake devastated areas in Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistani Kashmir on Sunday.

Aamir Qureshi

Associated Press

Published October 10, 2005

A homeless Kashmiri sits with his belongings outside collapsed buildings in Muzaffarabad, capital city of Pakistani administered Kashmir on Sunday.

Aamir Qureshi

Associated Press

Published October 10, 2005

Rescue workers search a devastated area in Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistani Kashmir on Sunday, Pakistan's interior ministry said that more than 20,000 people had died in Saturday's earthquake. India raised its toll to 583.

Aamir Qureshi

Associated Press

Published October 10, 2005

An aerial view of the landslide that closed the main road linking Islamabad and Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistani Kashmir on Sunday.

Aamir Qureshi

Associated Press

Published October 10, 2005

Residents wait for relief Sunday under the open sky after their houses were destroyed by a severe earthquake in Balakot, Pakistan. The death toll from Saturday's earthquake continued to climb.

B.K.Bangash

Associated Press

Published October 9, 2005

Villagers carry an injured survivor while volunteers dig out the bodies of students and teachers buried at Shaheen school on Sunday in Balakot, Pakistan. A magnitude 7.6 earthquake rocked parts of India, Pakistan and Afghanistan.

B.K.Bangash

Associated Press

Published October 9, 2005