Mountain Families Braving Winter Conditions In Eartquake Aftermath (Picture-4130393)

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RASHANG, PAKISTAN - NOVEMBER 11: A UN porter carries food aid from the World Food Program after it was helicoptered to earthquake survivors in Rashang in the high Alai Valley of Pakistan on November 11, 2005 in Rashang in the remote Alai Valley of Pakistan. In recent days, snow has covered the mountains above the remote village, and is expected to soon cut off the road. Although the Pakistani army is encouraging residents to leave the area before the community is completely snowed in, many survivors are refusing to leave their damaged homes and herds behind, prefering to brave the cold months ahead on their own lands. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)

ORGUNE, AFGHANISTAN - JANUARY 08: A guard post looks out over Orgune at Forward Operating Base (FOB) Orgun-E on January 8, 2010 in Orgune, Afghanistan. Soldiers at FOB Orgun-E in Paktika Province play a critical role in disrupting Taliban routes into Afghanistan from neighboring Pakistan. The province, which is roughly the size of Vermont, shares a restive and porous 600 kilometer border with Pakistan. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

ORGUNE, AFGHANISTAN - JANUARY 08: A view of Paktika Province near Forward Operating Base (FOB) Orgun-E on January 8, 2010 in Orgune, Afghanistan. Soldiers at FOB Orgun-E in Paktika Province play a critical role in disrupting Taliban routes into Afghanistan from neighboring Pakistan. The province, which is roughly the size of Vermont, shares a restive and porous 600 kilometer border with Pakistan. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

ORGUNE, AFGHANISTAN - JANUARY 08: Smoke billows from a mountain outside of a protective barrier at Forward Operating Base (FOB) Orgun-E on January 8, 2010 in Orgune, Afghanistan. Soldiers at FOB Orgun-E in Paktika Province play a critical role in disrupting Taliban routes into Afghanistan from neighboring Pakistan. The province, which is roughly the size of Vermont, shares a restive and porous 600 kilometer border with Pakistan. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

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RASHANG, PAKISTAN - NOVEMBER 11: A UN porter carries food aid from the World Food Program after it was helicoptered to earthquake survivors in Rashang in the high Alai Valley of Pakistan on November 11, 2005 in Rashang in the remote Alai Valley of Pakistan. In recent days, snow has covered the mountains above the remote village, and is expected to soon cut off the road. Although the Pakistani army is encouraging residents to leave the area before the community is completely snowed in, many survivors are refusing to leave their damaged homes and herds behind, prefering to brave the cold months ahead on their own lands. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)

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