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North Korea's Foreign Ministry said Dec. 12, 2002, it would immediately end a freeze on its nuclear power plant in response to an allied decision to suspend oil aid to Pyongyang, Seoul's Yonhap news agency reported. The nuclear reactor, suspected of producing plutonium for nuclear weapons, was frozen in 1994 under the Agreed Framework with the United States. The Yongbyon-1 nuclear power plant is shown in this International Atomic Energy Agency file photograph from May 1992. (Reuters - Handout)



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This image from the Center for Disease Control shows the progression on the skin of the smallpox vaccination from a red, itchy bump to a scab that forms in the third week. When health-care workers start inoculating 500,000 Americans against the smallpox virus next year, they will see side-effects not seen in 30 years -- sore, swollen arms, scary-looking scabs and perhaps even illness serious enough to hospitalize a few people. (CDC via Reuters)



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Butch Patrick, 49, who played Eddie Munster in the TV series 'The Munsters,' shares a hot tub with blind date Lisa Marie Bolick in the first episode of E!'s new celebrity reality series, 'Star Dates,' in this undated video framegrab. The half-hour show debuts on the cable channel at 10:30 p.m., EST, Sunday, Dec. 15. (AP Photo/E!)



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A wooden artificial toe, from the third intermediate period (about 3000-years-old), is displayed still attached to the foot of the mummy of an old woman, at a new gallery at the Cairo museum, December 12, 2002. Egypt has blown the dust from 250 ancient artifacts locked in the basement of the Egyptian museum in Cairo and store rooms across the country to show off some of its wealth of hidden treasures, in a display launched today on the centennial of the museum. REUTERS/Aladin Abdel Naby



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'Bowling for Columbine,' about gun culture in America, gained momentum on December 12, 2002 as it rolls toward the Oscars, racking up the honor of best documentary of all time from the International Documentary Association. Director Michael Moore, shown at Cannes on May 17, also has the No. 3 nonfiction film on the list with his 1989 title, 'Roger & Me.' Photo by Vincent Kessler/Reuters

... nice choice today

[bows]"Scoop"_Reno at your service[/bows]

Best documentary of all time?  What about things like 'From the Earth to the Moon', 'Band of Brothers', or 'The Right Stuff'.

Oh yeah, that's right.  Hollywood is full of shit eating liberals.

I bet Michael Moore would be fun to talk to at a dinner party. I think his politics stink,  but he is probably an interesting fellow.