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Sgt. Bernard Hajducki of the Polish Army walks on the mine field wearing an air cushioned protector they called the 'moon boots' during the ongoing demining activity Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2002, at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. The demining operation is being participated in by different armies of the joint coalition task force. (AP Photo/Pat Roque)



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Pop star Britney Spears (news) sought an injunction December 9, 2002 against a 41-year-old man who has allegedly stalked her at her home and her parents' home and sent her love letters, court documents show. Spears speaks with reporters at the Universal Amphitheater in Los Angeles in this Nov. 4, 2002 file photo. REUTERS/Jim Ruymen



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NTT DoCoMo's Junko Ono (L) and Akiko Yokota smile as they show off pictures they took of each other with the new FOMA third-generation (3G) mobile phone, the P2102V, at an unveiling demonstration in Tokyo, December 10, 2002. Photographs can be transmitted as e-mail attachments even when the user is talking on the phone, and the model, boasting two built-in CMOS cameras, offers the same feature for video clips and live video conferencing as well. The new mobile phone, for which a price has not yet been disclosed, will be available on the Japanese market in late January. REUTERS/Eriko Sugita



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Cardboard coffins with children's pictures are displayed during an anti-war demonstration in front of the Federal Building in Oakland, California on December 10, 2002. Anti-Iraq attack demonstrators rallied across the U.S. with protests ranging from a letter from Hollywood celebrities to a pot-banging march to the White House. The protests were some of the most widespread demonstrations against the ongoing U.S. military buildup around Iraq, with organizers holding events in about 120 towns and cities (Susan Ragan/Reuters)



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Abbas Abdi, left, and Hossein Ali Qazian, right, sit for the second hearing on during their trial in Tehran, Iran, Tuesday Dec. 10, 2002. Hossein Ali Qazian and colleagues Abbas Abdi and Behrouz Geranpayeh were arrested in October and November after conducting a survey that showed strong public support for dialogue with the United States. The poll angered Iran's hard-line clerics who have ruled that relations with Washington were treason. An unidentified security officer from the judiciary sits in center.(AP Photo/Hasan Sarbakhshian)