Images of the Day

The Islams get together almost every Sunday for dinner and family. From left top row Theresa, James, Joel, Tuti Ariet, Katie and Jeff. Second row from left, Jim, Jason, Donna with Abigail, four months, Tori, 5, Nan with Melissa, six months, Jillian Ariet, 4, Julie Ariet with Josie, two-weeks-old, John Michael Perlette, 10, and Joan. Bottom row from left, Jarrett, 13, Shannon, 11, and Jessica, 3, Levi, 3, Beverly, 11, and last but not least Joshua Islam age seven.

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A convoy of U.N. weapons inspectors pass a portrait of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, as they arrive in the northern city of Mosul, some 450 km north of Baghdad, Saturday. The inspectors are to establish a new office in Mosul and broaden the range of weapons inspections.

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Charlie O'Connor, Wilson Ho and Will McClements, from left, run around the snow-covered Minuteman statue on the Lexington, Mass., Common, Saturday.

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Buchholz's Nikki Collins moves past Lakewood's Ashley Black at the Lady Bobcat Invitational on Saturday. The Bobcats won 4-0.

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Washington head coach Steve Spurrier's first year in the NFL ended with a 7-9 record. While the Redskins were out of the playoff hunt earlier than expeted, they were also only a few plays away from being right in the middle of the race.

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Tourists get out of a manatee's way as it makes its way in the shallow waters near the outlet of Three Sisters springs in Crystal River, Fl on Saturday (Dec. 28). Temperatures in the 30's drive the manatee to the warm waters of the springs around Crystal River. The congregation of the large docile mammals is a draw for tourists who enjoy observing and interacting with them.

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Ohio State coach Jim Tressel runs onto the field after the Buckeyes secured the victory Friday.

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Atlanta quarterback Mike Vick and the Falcons will take on the Philadelphia Eagles next.

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Quarterback Rex Grossman is expected to be taken anywhere from early in the second round to late in the third.

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Pensacola attorney Fred Levin, left, says computer analysis of potential jurors is superior to simply going by lawyers' questions. He is pictured with Shelley Balas, director of group sales and marketing for the jury-selection software SmartJURY, and software developer Shane Kearney Lincke.

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A family walks past tanks on display at the War Museum in Seoul, South Korea, Saturday. Tensions have risen on the Korean Peninsula since North Korea declared in early December that it was reactivating its nuclear program.

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