Priorities shuffle after Sept. 11: ; Attacks prompt nation to re-evaluate patriotism, priorities, civil rights

WASHINGTON - Terrorism at home and war abroad have affectedeverything from the toys Americans buy to the people they payattention to.

It has made volunteering in and lavish corporate holiday partiesout. Americans are opting for homey pursuits like renting movies andwhen they do venture out of town, it's not so far. They went tochurch in great numbers after the Sept. 11 attacks, but that surgeappears to be leveling off.

Things have been shaken up in government, too. Ideas once bandiedabout with passion have had to step back and take a number.

These days, many eyes are on the FBI, the law enforcement agency.Few eyes are on that other FBI - President Bush's …