times," concludes from those who recognize our rights from grass roots organizers to heads of state i sense a global desire to build on this positive momentum and to be part of a global movement to heal relations and bring peace. this is an opportunity we must grasp. i therefore call upon americans to rise to this challenge, let us commemorate the anniversary of 9/11 by pausing to reflect and meditate and tone down the rhetoric that serves only to strengthen the radicals and weaken our friends' belief in our values. the very word islam comes from the word close to shalom which means peace in hebrew. he concludes how better to commemorate 9/11 than urge our fellow muslims, fellow christians, and fellow jews to follow the fundamental common impulse of our faith traditions. feisal abdul rauf with a commentary and op-ed in tomorrow's "new york times" that is now up on their website. the republican committee in charge of trying to wax senators attacks this incumbent for not being part of the evergreen state which is interesting because he doesn't represent the evergreen state. though he was only 5 he was a hero in the health care reform