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1. Osama Bin Laden -- Tape
   Bin Laden Recruits With Graphic Video: The film is a powerful bit of work, tailored for young Arabic men in the manner of a well-done army recruitment tape. The film uses freeze frames of dying Arab children, zoom shots of the USS Cole before and after the
2. Nation of Islam -- Leaders
   In Tate's case, the Nation of Islam's role appeared subdued. Select leaders spoke with the teen's attorneys, offering advice on security, and the best means to move Tate and his mother in order to avoid the intense media horde.
3. Ncis -- Cases
   NCIS agents were the first U.S. law enforcement personnel on the scene at the USS Cole bombing, the Limburg bombing and the terrorist attack in Mombasa, Kenya. NCIS's Cold Case unit has solved 50 homicides since 1995—one of which was 33 years old.
4. Navy -- Marine Corps
   Until now, only the Navy and Marine Corps have used the laser-guided version of the Maverick missile. The laser-guided Maverick has a combat-proven record of effectiveness and reliability against armored and moving surface targets in urban environments and during close air support missions.
5. Ken Venturi -- Golf
   A Ken Venturi speaker appearance can serve as an inspiration to your audience, because success didn’t come easy for Venturi. He overcame a stuttering problem as a child, practiced his golf game for up to eight hours a day to make it as a pro and battled through carpel tunnel syndrome.
6. John Walker Lindh
   John Walker Lindh was sixteen when he converted to Islam. At the age of twenty he is in custody for participating in a jihad against the United States. There is no evidence that he has killed anyone. There is evidence that he joined a fundamentalist group whose purpose was to retaliate for wrongs, real or imagined, committed by the government of the United States of America.
7. Tony Blair -- British Prime Minister Tony Blair
   British Prime Minister Tony Blair is calling on the European Union to impose tougher sanctions on Zimbabwe. Mr. Blair told parliament Wednesday that Britain plans to push the EU to widen sanctions introduced in 2002, and extend an asset freeze and travel ban on top Zimbabwean officials.
8. Superpower -- Worlds
   More than mere domination, the American superpower now seeks to control history. Such cosmic ambition is accompanied by an equally vast sense of entitlement--of special dispensation to pursue its aims. That entitlement stems partly from historic claims to special democratic virtue, but has much to do with an embrace of technological power translated into military terms. That is, a superpower--the world's only superpower--is entitled to dominate and control precisely because it is a superpower.
9. Kid Rock -- St Tropez
   Rap-rocker Kid Rock was arrested in Nashville, Tennessee yesterday morning on assault charges. The hitmaker, 34, was charged with simple assault - a misdemeanor - after allegedly punching DJ Jay Campos in Christie's Cabaret stripclub in the early hours of this morning. Nashville Night Court Commissioner Howard Taradash set bond at $3,000 for the star, who remains in custody until bail is posted. Local police Sergeant James Smith says, "Inside the establishment there was a squabble concerning, I guess, the selection of music. Again there are no major injuries but an assault did take place."
10. Kidnapping -- Taking
    The Justice Department study, Kidnapping of Juveniles, found family members committed the greatest number of child kidnappings -- 49 percent. Acquaintances were responsible for 27 percent of the abduction cases, while the remaining 24 percent of abductors were strangers.

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