Two woman hug as community members pay respect to six victims of a mass shooting at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin, at the Oak Creek High School on August, 10, 2012. Suspected gunman, 40-year-old Wade Michael Page, who also killed himself at the scene was an army veteran and reportedly a former member of a white supremacist heavy metal band. Three others were critically wounded in the attack Image by Darren Hauck / Getty Images
US army soldiers carry the flag-draped transfer case containing the remains of Major Thomas E Kennedy during a dignified transfer at the Dover air force base on August 10, 2012, in Dover, Delaware. Kennedy, who was from West Point, New York, was killed alongside two others while serving in the US army in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Also standing in the ceremonious salute (far left saluting) is US Chairman of Joint Chief of Staff General Martin Dempsey Image by Patrick Smith / Getty Images
Rescue teams search for victims in the earthquake-hit village of Varzaghan in East Azarbaijan on August 11, 2012. Two powerful earthquakes killed 250 people and injured around 1,800 in northwest Iran and its adjoining areas Image by Farshid Tighehsaz/ Reuters
A Femen movement protester is detained by police officers during a naked protest in London on August 2, 2012. Two topless women painted with the slogans “Olympic shame” and “No Sharia” protested in front of London's City Hall to draw attention to what they called “bloody Islamist regimes” taking part in the Olympics Image by Paul Hackett / Reuters
A doctor displays collected samples of the Ebola virus at the Centre for Disease Control in Entebbe, about 37km southwest of Uganda’s capital Kampala, on August 2, 2012. Residents said they were too scared to go shopping in local markets, visit churches or mosques or travel freely for fear of catching the virus that has already killed 16 people Image by Edward Echwalu / Reuters
