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Lemaire at The Jefferson Hotel
- Address:
101 West Franklin Street
Richmond, VA 23220Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Lemaire at The Jefferson Hotel
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.lemairerestaurant.com/
- Phone: 804-649-4629 x
- Hours of Operation:
Bar and Lounge: Monday - Sunday: 4:00pm - 12:00am
Dinner: Monday - Sunday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Southern, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Walter Bundy
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Lemaire is a New American restaurant and bar that is inspired by the agricultural and coastal bounties of Virginia. We are located inside The Jefferson Hotel in Richmond, VA. We offer five different dining rooms and a dedicated event planner to personalize every aspect of your event!
- Private Party Contact: Melissa Warner 8886526750
- Special Events: We offer five different private dining venues. We will provide you with a dedicated contact on our team to assist you in personalizing every detail of your event, including the menu, specialty drinks, wines, flowers, music and audio visual.
A word from Lemaire at The Jefferson Hotel
New American restaurant and bar that is inspired by the agricultural and coastal traditions and bounty of Virginia. The new Lemaire will deliver the quality and service The Jefferson Hotel is known for, but in an accessible format without the pretense, formality or expense!Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
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Lemaire at The Jefferson Hotel reviews from OpenTable diners
146 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.7
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (123)romantic (94)fit for foodies (78)notable wine list (49)neighborhood gem (23)great for brunch (16)vibrant bar scene (15)good for groups (14)scenic view (14)late-night find (6)great for outdoor dining (5)great for lunch (5)hot spot (3)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014We came from Virginia Beach just to try it and it was definitely worth the trip.Amazing musselsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014In addition to great food and service in the restaurant, the hotel is gorgeous, valets were friendly and the concierege was super friendly and knowledgeable about the history of the hotel. We would highly recommend for a special night out.Special Features:
- Awesome as always.OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/28/2014Wonderful dinner at Le Maire, again. Always the best. Reasonably priced, too. Cannot give higher recommendation.Special Features:
- All around wonderful!SmallpebblesDined on 9/27/2014Gracious hospitality and service in the beautiful Jefferson Hotel. Both of us had different soups (gazpacho and visalia)....each interesting and delicious. Both entrees, the scallops and duck were perfectly prepared with fresh accompaniments and attractively presented.Special Features:
- Kids stay home!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014Noisy unruly and unmanaged children at the table next to us detracted from the special occasion for us to be at Lemaire.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Apps were too small for the priceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/24/2014Fried green tomato app only had one tomato, oysters were full of sea water not much taste.
- Simply elegant and romantic!EstaticDined on 9/23/2014I took my husband to Lemaire for his birthday. We were greated with a happy birthday and complimentary drinks. The service was impeccable! The food blew us away. Everything we had was marvelous and so well thought out with spices and herbs. Kudos to the chef!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding Food and ServiceRichieDined on 9/22/2014The service was impeccable. The entrees and desserts excellent. I had scallops, which were the best I've had by far, grilled perfectly, not over cooked like I've had other places. My wife had beef tenderloin, also perfectly cooked. This restaurant is for special occasions for us, a bit steep but totally worth it. The service is over the top.Special Features:
- Nothing spectacularCathysaleVIPDined on 9/21/2014The setting of the restaurant is absolutely beautiful and very comfortable. Would go again just for the atmosphere. VSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Evening of diningnmilfordDined on 9/20/2014Everything you would want in a romantic evening of dining! Food - GREAT, Service - GREAT, atmosphere - PERFECT!!! Best restaurant in RVA!!Special Features:
- Worth the wait!FriendsandFondueVIPDined on 9/16/2014I've been waiting to try Lemaire for the right occasion. I was not disappointed. Fried green tomato appetizer was awesome! The rib-eye and wahoo specials were incredibly well done and so much fun to eat. The flavor a pairings with vegetable and starches were perfect and well executed. The dessert choices were very good but we should have stopped eating earlier to make more room! They had a cheese course which I would have loved to seen on the appetizer menu. What made the experience the best was our server Sean. Not enough good things to say!Special Features:
- Elegant downtown RichmondNsgyDocDined on 9/13/2014This restaurant is located within the elegant and historic Hotel Jefferson in downtown. Food is well portioned and well prepared. Wine list is good and reasonably priced. Service is appropriate. While could be very nice for that "special occasion", expect an eclectic mix of patrons with dress ranging from jeans and T-shirts to suites and gowns. Ask for a quiet back corner in the library if you're looking for a romantic dinner. Take some time to stroll the lobby areas of the hotel, as that is probably the most special aspect of this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service and Great FoodVCUdptDined on 9/13/2014Came here for my 1st Wedding Anniversary and was not disappointed. The food was amazing and the staff go put of their way for you. They fulfilled multiple requests I had regarding our anniversary and even wrote "happy anniversary" in chocolate on our dessert dish without me asking. Great place for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A well-deserved reputationAllie912Dined on 9/12/2014Service was attentive without being overly familiar. (A gripe I have with too many restaurants today) food was beautifully presented with creative accompaniments. A special meal for a special occasion. My particular favorite was the crispy fried green tomatoes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A real treatBruceDined on 9/7/2014Quiet, elegant surroundings with food that was a treat for the palateSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TheRev220RichDined on 9/7/2014My wife, daughter, and I enjoyed our dinner at Le Maire. We had not been there since the renovation. Service was excellent. Food, also. We all enjoyed our dining experience.Special Features:
- Superb dining experiencejrackDined on 9/6/2014This was one of the finest dining experiences ever! Waiting at the bar was a great time with a bartender who really knew her stuff! Food and service par excellence. Setting and ambience was thrilling and steeped in history!Highly recommend Lemaire anytime you are in Richmond.Special Features:
- frequentdinerVIPDined on 9/6/2014In our opinion, Lemaire remains the best all-round restaurant in Richmond. Sean also remains their outstanding person on the staff.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Burger in TownLawdroneVIPDined on 9/5/2014An amazingly well-appointed restaurant, superb bar (service & mixing), and my favorite part of the meal was the burger. Spectacular & well worth twice as much!Special Features:
- AnniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/3/2014We visit every year on our anniversary. The experience seems to get better every year. Great service and the food is excellentSpecial Features:
- wonderful atmosphere, delightful!Fit4aKingDined on 9/3/2014Waitress was very attentive. Service timely and impressive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/31/2014I have been to better places. The reviews raved about the service it must have been an off night because the service was not great nor was the food what we expected.
- A treat in RichmondItalianTravellerDined on 8/30/2014Very nice hotel, take the time to wander about and take in the place, including the conference and ball rooms. Took an early reservation on a Saturday night, noting the high reviews, the dining area was very quiet. Service was attentive, but not intrusive (thanks Bruce!). Settled on seafood with light salads, both enjoyable, restaurant is willing to adjust the ingredients if you have a preference (don't like blue cheese) while maintaining the overall balance of the dish. My scallops were done right, lightly seared and over a bed of pearl barley, with root vegetables. My bride described her crab cake as "perfect" which is high praise indeed. Would go again, the area is rich in nice restaurants.Special Features:
- Evening at the JeffersonOurPlaceDined on 8/29/2014Our family had a couple of events to celebrate, and we thought of Lemaire as the perfect place. Our dinner was delicious, and the service was attentive without being intrusive, just perfect. We loved the Vidalia onion soup with crab and bacon and especially enjoyed the strawberry/rhubarb cobbler with basil ice cream - what a treat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- History and GastronomyreddenlawVIPDined on 8/29/2014The Jefferson of Richmond is one of those grande dames of American hotels. The view from top or bottom of its grand staircase is breathtaking. So is the 120 years of guests that read like an American history book. Lemaire, the grand dining room of the grande dame is in keeping with the character. Stately, yes, but up to date in creative dishes built on the solid foundations of traditional Southern style. Perfect for a special occasion with service that is suave but not snooty, Lemaire is well worth a leisurely evening with a fine wine and multiple courses. And they can even cook a steak to suit a Texan.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and serviceGICHVIPDined on 8/29/2014The waiter is very attentive, polite and went out of his way to be a "concierge": got a map and showed us a few areas when we asked him about places to go. Food were delicious, however limited dessert choices.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/29/2014My fiance and I enjoyed dinner at Lemaire with her mother to celebrate our engagement, which happened earlier that day. Mark was an excellent waiter and made great recommendations for the food and wines. Overall, an amazing experience and I would definitely come back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great business dinner venueVACajunDined on 8/28/2014We had a group of six for a business dinner and asked to have a quiet location. We were seated in a small private room which was perfect for conversation. The service was impeccable and the food was quite good. Strongly recommended for a special event.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always fabulous!LewisDined on 8/27/2014Lemaire never disappoints! The experience is special from the minute you enter that beautiful hotel. The staff is warm and welcoming. The menu is interesting, using a majority of locally produced foods, with strong seasonal focus. The wine list is deep, representing wines from around the globe, but also the best VA vineyards. Our out-of-town guests were impressed! I ordered the fried green tomatoes so a northern friend might try them. They were outstanding, but the succotash that accompanied the tomatoes was delectable and memorable, rich with subtle favors of shrimp and bacon. Be adventuresome when you are at Lemaire!Special Features:
- Really Special place to dineJerseyFoodieDined on 8/26/2014The Jefferson hotel was exceptional. It is great to wonder around and take it all in. Including the fountain with alligator in it and statue of Thomas Jefferson. We had the fried green tomato and it was one of the most delicious appetizers I had had in a long time.Sine it was our anniversary we were seated at table for two in view of the fountain outside. Great dining space, great food and great service.Special Features:
- Very Nice Dining Experience68andholdingDined on 8/24/2014Reservation process was easy and restaurant followed up. Waiter was very knowledgeable, friendly and professional. Food was outstanding and unique and served at a great pace. Desert was awesome. Wine list was ok but lacked a few normal favorites.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner at LemaireZouzouDined on 8/22/2014Excellent evening at Lemaire for celebrating our son's success to his final exams : great food - fairly high level of cuisine -, outstanding service - very professional and efficient and, to crown it all, an impressive wine list. In other words, a memorable evening in a great place. We will come back !Special Features:
- LeNightMaireGoodfoodappreciatedDined on 8/21/2014The venue is elegant, a truly beautliful, richly historic building. Unfortunately, the food was simply grim. 5 of us dined, 2 hated the "Fried Green Tomatoes" dish, 3 liked the onion soup. The mains arrived, again, very disappointing. I had a steak, cooked perfectly but overwhelmed in salt to the point of being inedible, the brocolli wasn't firm, it was raw, the potatoes were glutunous slop. The next time I drop $500.00 on dinner it's not going to be here. Without doubt, one of the worst meals I've ever eaten, seconded by my 4 companions.
- frequentdinerVIPDined on 8/17/2014Wonderful as always. We brought a friend and she, too, was very impressed with the service and food preparation. Sean is an excellent waiter and we are always very happy to see that he has our table.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top notch restaurant. Never fails.OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/16/2014Located in Richmond, Virginia's premier hotel, The Jefferson Hotel, Lemaire not only has innovative, excellent cuisine using the best, freshest, local ingredients, it also boasts elegant dining rooms and excellent service. Our most recent meal there was as delicious as any we've ever had there. We keep going back and will continue to do so.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Experience, Yet AgainChipDined on 8/15/2014Celebrating our many years anniversary, we booked a table at 7. Arriving a few minutes early, we were offered the opportunity to be seated early or visit the bar. Noticing seats available outside, we chose to have a drink on the patio. It was refreshing to receive smoked peanuts and marinated olives rather than a basket of bread. It was such a nice evening, we opted to dine outside. While concerned that might diminish the experience, my concern was overcome by superb service and meals that left us both very pleased. If you wish to experience (or showcase to visitors) true Southern hospitality in Richmond, look no further.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic, Memorable First VisitRVAFoodDivaDined on 8/14/2014I treated my boyfriend to Lemaire for his birthday recently. We had a fantastic dinner - the food, service, and ambience were classy and beyond expectation. This is definitely one of the best - if not THE best - restaurants in Richmond. While it is not affordable to frequent the restaurant every weekend, this is a great place for a special occasion or splurge. I've heard that the happy hour at Lemaire's bar is great too, so that's next on our list!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent meal, Even Better ServiceSazeracDined on 8/13/2014I am afraid I did not get the name of the charming and attentive waiter who so enhanced our excellent meal at Lemaire. The special chilled green pea soup was delicious and the beef tenderloins were tender and perfectly cooked. Five rather loud-mouthed businessmen in shirt-sleeves at the next table marred somewhat the elegant ambiance, but that was certainly not the fault of the restaurant. We will certainly return.Special Features:
- Another anniversary at LamaireDiscriminateVIPDined on 8/12/2014Whenever we are in the area for our wedding anniversary we usually go to Lamaire. We are rarely regretful and this time was no exception. Our waiter was most knowledgeable and the kitchen did a creative act in plating my two "small plates" into one for my main course. Overall, a most pleasant and happy evening.Special Features:
- Perfect celebrationMidloFoodyDined on 8/9/2014My wife and I celebrated our anniversary and everything was perfect. They greeted and wished us a happy anniversary, food was excellent, service was fantastic. Highly recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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An open letter to Andrew Stoner
To the Honourable Andrew Stoner;
We are writing to you to encourage you to renew the Interactive Media Fund (IMF) for NSW.
We received funding from the IMF in early 2012 and for the past 12 months, have been developing a massive multi-player mobile game called Crime Plays. Having experienced the benefits of the fund first hand, we would like to provide some reasoning for why we believe the IMF is a crucial resource for digital practitioners in NSW.
Firstly, to give you a bit of background about who we are, Dog Money World is a transmedia collective which explores the explosive ways new media can engage and excite users across multiple platforms, with a particular focus on game development.
We three directors, Anna Bay, James Boyce and Claire Evans, formed Dog Money World in 2010 after meeting as students of Metroscreen's year long Multi-Platform Producer Scholarship. It was during this course that we conceived Crime Plays and decided to work together to see it realised.
We pitched the concept at MIPCOM content market in Cannes and began speaking with such studios as Lionsgate, Fox, MGM and Sony. While the concept was very positively received, it became incredibly clear that with such an experimental idea we would need to first build the game before securing a licensing deal.
For the next six months we continued to work on the documentation and scope for the game and then applied to what was then called the Digital Media Initiative. More than six months after applying, delayed due to a restructure of the fund, we were notified of our application's success.
While our funding agreement was to deliver a prototype, we were able to maximise our budget and produce a market-ready game. Throughout production we employed a total of 11 Sydney-based digital and creative practitioners, including a recent graduate and two University students giving them invaluable workplace experience.
We are looking forward to our game launch in the next couple of months and hope that it will come to be a wonderful success story for the IMF and NSW Government, without whom the game would not have been realised.
Our main reasons for believing the fund should continue are as follows:
Retention of intellectual property:
In our industry, IP ownership equals sustainability and the IMF provides an opportunity for ideas to be realised into commodities. As a group of independent producers, this fund has been vital for us in developing and, more importantly, retaining our own IP on Crime Plays.
Creative Vision:
The retention of our intellectual property and the ability to produce the game independently allowed us to maintain creative vision throughout the whole project. We weren't required to 'sell' the idea to a brand in order to get the project made, instead we've been able to build it true to its original design.
Relationship to national funding:
While we realise that Screen Australia has just launched its Interactive Games Fund, we believe that state based funding for interactive games is still incredibly important. Screen Australia's Games Production Fund requires a level of project maturity that may only be possible through early stage funding from state government; it would be a shame for NSW to be underrepresented on the national stage due to the lack of state-based funding.
Professional Development:
As previously mentioned, our IMF funding saw the creation of 11 NSW-based jobs within the industry including juniors who previously had no industry experience.
Our own professional development is also clear: individually we are now working with blue chip brands including Toyota, Lexus, The Commonwealth Bank and Google to produce interactive experiences. This is largely due to the opportunities working on Crime Plays has afforded us.
Since receiving funding and developing Crime Plays, we have been invited to speak at VIVID Sydney, Mumbrella 360, AFTRS and Metroscreen. We have also been shortlisted for a New York based startup incubator, in the final 40 from over 1700 applicants around the world.
In summary, it would be a shame to stop such an important fund which has been responsible for some amazing development within the NSW interactive industry. The ideas, talent and quality of work are only getting stronger; it seems a real shame to risk losing this growth because moving interstate or overseas is the only viable option for independent Producers and Developers to realise their projects.
We would be delighted to meet with you and further discuss our positive experiences with IMF, as well as demo Crime Plays. It would be a great opportunity for you to see first hand the output of the IMF and share our enthusiasm for what has been a wonderful process for us.
Thank you for your time.
Best regards,
Dog Money World
(Anna Bay, James Boyce & Claire Yvonne Evans)
Time to meet the gang
It's been a busy couple of months at DMW HQ. After spending the bulk of production working on the technical build of the game, we've finally gotten to the fun part! The past few weeks our illustrators Gee Hale and Jenny Tan have been hard at work creating some awesome comic assets for the game.
Here are a few to whet your whistle…
Crime Plays… Counting Down to Release!
Wow! We've been overwhelmed by the number of registrations we've had on Crime Plays for play testing. Thanks for your enthusiasm, we can't wait to release it to you.
We tested the game at IGDA Beer and Pixels the other night and had a fantastic response, and will be bringing it to the next event on Tuesday 18th October.
We're planning to launch our beta in the next two months so we're busy working with designers and illustrators on the graphic treatment, and starting to cast actors for the video cutscenes. We're also doing internal play testing, and if that sounds like fun, that's because it is! We'll keep you updated with our progress, but in the meantime feel free to sign up for early testing here.
Dog Money World to MIPTV2012
Dog Money World are looking forward to a successful MIPTV conference. Anna Bay will be representing DMW, and will be showing three of our properties. Crime Plays, Places and Control. To find out more about the properties, have a look below.
Crime Plays
Welcome to Crime Plays, a mobile game that puts a virtual crime layer on the real world. Crime Plays offers an immersive form of storytelling for audiences hungry for involved entertainment. A true transmedia experience, it involves TV, online, social and at its heart, a smart-phone application.
Trailer: http://vimeo.com/24546796
Places Presents the Hotel Chelsea
Places presents: The Hotel Chelsea is an immersive historical-narrative experience exploring the lives of creative personalities and celebrity through a rich interactive world of fact and fiction. Through the elevator doors of The Hotel Chelsea, experience what can happen when tomorrow and yesterday intersect today.
Trailer: http://vimeo.com/37713057
Password: Places
Control Presents the Come Down
Control is a web based drama format where multiple users control and navigate a protagonist, building a narrative that streams to the web in real time.
Jake Doe is a character that acts completely on impulse. The twist? The impulses aren't his. The impulses are controlled by the audience, whom when handed the reigns become fully immersed in the storytelling process.
Trailer: http://vimeo.com/37835713
Password: control
Crime Plays to kick off production
Dog Money World are excited to announce that Crime Plays is officially commencing production. After much hard work, DMW secured funding from the Department of Trade and Investment's Interactive Media Fund in late December, 2011, and are moving into full scale production.
A "cross between The Amazing Race and Grand Theft Auto", Crime Plays offers an immersive form of storytelling for audiences hungry for involved entertainment.
A true multi-platform offering, Crime Plays involves television integration, online, social media and at its heart, a smart-phone application. Players adopt a fictional role and take their place in a virtual-crime world working their way through the ranks from petty-crim to mob boss. Users complete virtual missions, play mini-games and compete against their peers to become the 'top dog' in the fictional, criminal world. All of this is done in real-world locations, seamlessly blurring the lines between real-life and gameplay.
Dog Money World want to bring a free-roaming console game experience to the real world using mobile and social platforms.
Joining in production will be Alex Carlyle, Lead Game Designer for LA Noire, and Daniel MacMahon, writer on LA Noire. DMW are extremely happy to have these terrific talents on board, and are looking forward to developing the game in the months ahead.


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Was Meir Kahane's murder al-Qaida's earliest attack on U.S. soil?
According to former FBI agent Jack Cloonan, who debriefed Ali Mohamed—the former Egyptian-commando-turned espionage agent—after his arrest, Shalabi made the mistake of confiding in Mohamed and asking his help so that he could escape home to Egypt with his family. As Cloonan tells it, Mohamed actually drove Shalabi's wife, Zanib, to the airport and made plans to move her husband back home. At least that's how he presented himself to the increasingly terrified Alkifah director. On February 26, 1991, on the eve of the first Gulf War, Shalabi hurriedly packed for a flight to Cairo, where his family was waiting. That was the last time his loved ones saw him alive.
A few days later, a neighbor of Shalabi's noticed that the door to his Seagate, Brooklyn, apartment was open. Ali Mohamed's former confidant was sprawled on the floor. "He was knifed, shot, and beaten with a baseball bat," says former Joint Terrorism Task Force investigator Tommy Corrigan. "This wasn't some genteel thing. He was made an example of."
Detectives from the NYPD's 60th Precinct, which covers that section of Brooklyn, took control of the crime scene. In the course of their investigation, they discovered that more than $100,000 in Alkifah cash was missing from the apartment. Mahmoud Abouhalima, Mohamed's redheaded former student at Calverton, came in and identified the body—falsely claiming that he was the victim's brother.
Forensic investigators found two red curly hairs clutched in the corpse's hand, but Shalabi himself was a redhead so that lead proved inconclusive. Neither Abouhalima nor the Abdel-Rahman was ever charged in the murder. In any case, the brutal Shalabi slaying, coming after the 1989 killing of MAK founder Abdullah Azzam, represented the final takeover of the MAK financing network by Osama Bin Laden and his Egyptian entourage. "At the time," says Corrigan, "Nobody realized how important the Alkifah Center was. It was basically a direct link from al-Qaida right into New York."
Shalabi's murder remained an open "cold case" in the files of the 60th Precinct until the end of June of this year, when I uncovered a series of standard FBI interview reports, known as "302 memos." These 302s from the Joint Terrorism Task Force not only identified the second gunman in the Meir Kahane assassination as Bilal Alkaisi but also named him as the lead killer in the three-man team that killed Mustafa Shalabi.
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In order to appreciate the significance of those 302s, we need to go back to the story of Emad Salem and how he first infiltrated the cell around the blind Sheikh, Omar Abdel-Rahman, responsible for both murders as well as the 1993 Twin Towers bombing and the "Day of Terror" plot.
In the fall of 1991, Salem was recruited by an alert FBI agent named Nancy Floyd. He'd begun hanging out amid the throng of protesters supporting El Sayyid Nosair during his trial for the Kahane killing. Within weeks, Salem had done such a convincing job of proving his loyalty to the jihad that he'd become Abdel-Rahman's bodyguard. According to trial testimony, he even drove the spiritual head of al-Qaida in the United States on a fund raising tour of mosques in Detroit in a van furnished by the FBI.
With William Kunstler as his attorney, Nosair beat the Kahane murder rap. He was convicted only on minor weapons charges after witnesses at the Marriott failed to identify him. Still, Judge Alvin Schlesinger, who presided at the trial, handed down the maximum sentence, and Nosair was sent to Attica State Prison.
By May 1992, working with Nancy Floyd and his two other control agents, Det. Lou Napoli of the Joint Terrorism Task Force and Special Agent John Anticev, Emad Salem began sensing that the followers around Abdel-Rahman were conspiring to wreak further "havoc" in New York City. Napoli and Anticev had learned that Nosair had become a member of the Islamic Group, Abdel-Rahman's Egyptian-based terror organization, which had merged with al-Qaida. So Salem began visiting Kahane's killer in Attica. There Nosair hatched what the FBI later called the "12 Jewish locations plot": a wide-ranging conspiracy to bomb the Diamond District and a series of New York synagogues.
"Target the Jews," Nosair told Salem, during one of his prison visits, mentioning specifically Judge Schlesinger, who had sentenced him, along with Brooklyn Assemblyman Dov Hikind. "He was not merciful with me," said Nosair, according to trial testimony, "and we should have no mercy with him." Nosair went so far as to suggest that Salem kidnap the judge or "maybe even shoot him," details Salem dutifully reported back to his handlers at the FBI.
But after months undercover, Salem was, according to Napoli, effectively forced out of the cell by Carson Dunbar, an ex-New Jersey State Trooper who had just become the head of the Joint Terrorism Task Force. Despite risking his life for the FBI for months and furnishing invaluable intel, Salem was mistrusted by Dunbar, who insisted that he wear a wire. Given that he was sleeping on the floors of mosques and could easily have had his cover blown if taping equipment was discovered, Salem was forced to remove himself from Abdel-Rahman's cell.
Years later when I interviewed him, Dunbar insisted that Salem was "a prolific liar," and an informant who was "out of control." But Corrigan underscored the significance of Salem's removal from the cell. "The withdrawal of Emad really hurt us a lot," Corrigan told me in an interview with him for Triple Cross. It was also a move that left the "nest of vipers" around Abdel-Rahman without a bomb maker.
So once Salem was out, they called in Ramzi Yousef, a Baluchistani raised in Kuwait who had earned an engineering degree in Wales. On February 26, 1993, six months after Salem left the cell, Yousef set off a 1,500-pound bomb on the B-2 parking level below the Twin Towers. He'd built it with the help of Abouhalima, Salameh, and Ayyad, three of the Calverton shooters the FBI had under surveillance in July of 1989.
For the Playboy piece, Salem provided me with a tape that he'd made with his FBI control agent John Anticev after the bombing. "If we was continuing what we were doing, the bomb would never go off," Salem tells Anticev in broken English. At that point, the FBI agent replies: "Absolutely. But don't repeat that." As I see it, this is the first concrete admission by an FBI agent that the bureau could have stopped the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.
Days later, even though he'd been vastly unappreciated by the management in the bureau's New York office, Salem volunteered to go back undercover, this time with a wire. As the feds' linchpin witness in the "bridge and tunnel" case, Salem provided testimony that led to the conviction of Abdel-Rahman and nine others in 1995. In that same trial the feds succeeded in convicting El Sayyid Nosair for Kahane's murder after the Manhattan D.A. had only convicted him on gun charges.
In one of our interviews, Salem told me that during an undercover conversation in 1993, Clement Hampton-El, a member of the Calverton shooting cell, had told him that a .22 pistol was used to kill Mustafa Shalabi, the Egyptian who had run the Alkifah Center at the al Farooq Mosque. Hampton-El, who was later convicted in the "Day of Terror" plot, also told Salem that, after the bloody killing, Shalabi's body was moved in such a way as to "make it look like the Jews did it."
These two details, which have never before been made public, reminded me of something I had previously learned from an FBI source: During the Kahane trial, William Kunstler had received a single bullet in the mail—a threat intended to get him off the case. The bullet, purportedly sent by Kahane's supporters in the Jewish Defense League, was a .22. Could it be that this threat to Kuntsler had actually come from the killers who, once again, sought to blame the homicide on "the Jews"?
In 1993, the FBI reopened the Shalabi case and leaked information that led to a series of stories in The New York Times identifying Hampton-El, Mahmoud Abouhalima, and Mohammed Salameh as possible suspects, I learned in my research. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York even subpoenaed witnesses to a Shalabi grand jury. But for reasons unknown until now, the FBI dropped the case, and it stayed "cold" until this past winter.
In mid-February, with the new details furnished by Salem, Det. James Moss, of the NYPD Brooklyn South Homicide Squad, began kicking over rocks and searching for the forensic evidence from the 1991 Shalabi crime scene. By late May, Moss discovered that this key evidence, once stored in the police department's property clerk's office, had been signed out by an investigator for the Joint Terrorism Task Force in October 1993.
That was around the time the FBI had shown renewed interest in the case. I soon learned through a source that the investigator who removed the evidence was none other than Tommy Corrigan—the same Joint Terrorism Task Force investigator who had been present during the 1989 Calverton surveillance of Abouhalima, Salameh, Hampton-El, and Nidal Ayyad, the Kuwaiti émigré and Rutgers grad convicted in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing for having supplied chemicals to the cell.
Corrigan went on to work closely with I-49, the so-called "Bin Laden Squad" in the FBI's New York Office, which was the principal FBI squad supporting al-Qaida prosecutions in the Southern District of New York—from the World Trade Center bombing case, tried in 1994, through the East African U.S. embassy bombings case, tried in 2001. What were the odds that of the nearly 100 law enforcement officers assigned to the Joint Terrorism Task Force, Corrigan, the one cop who had been present at the original surveillance of these cell members, would confiscate the evidence from the New York police? When I tried to reach Corrigan, who has since retired, I couldn't get through to him.
But by June, Moss, the Brooklyn detective, had hit a brick wall: The forensic evidence could not be located, and his investigation would be severely hampered without it. So I sent the first in a series of detailed emails to the Intelligence Division of the New York Police Department, asking them to contact the FBI for the return of the evidence seized by Corrigan. On June 30, according to a confidential source, the FBI coughed up a series of interview memos, called 302s, dating from 2004 to 2006, which shed extraordinary new light on both the Shalabi and Kahane murders. Among the revelations was the fact that Bilal Alkaisi, the Jordanian cab driver who assisted Nosair during the Kahane hit, was also the lead killer in the Shalabi murder.
But perhaps most important, these memos, taken together with a 1996 FBI memo I obtained, prove a link between Osama Bin Laden and the Meir Kahane assassination.
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Hello! Long time no see this site...
Anyways, I was wondering, where do you think Breaking Dawn part one is going to leave us hanging? It better be awesome, not like Harry Potter where Voldemort gets the wand and goes all evil and the credits come out. I was like O.o seriously, you're going to stop there? Then my friend and I threw popcorn at the screen and usher (he didn't even notice!).
So what I was guessing that it's going to stop when Bella finds out she's pregnant (is it too soon...?), or when Bella is about to give birth to Renesmee and Edward's going to change her into a vampire, and last guess is when she starts turning into a vampire and kinda fades away.
So which one of these guesses do you think it is, and if you think none of them are correct, please put your opinion down below.
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Nice idea, I didn't even think of Jacob xD
We have to wait until November 2012!
I believe it will probably end when Jacob goes downstairs and sees Renesmee in the hands of Rosalie....and discovers she has imprinted on him,....It is going to make me crazy when we have to wait another year for the conclusion. Does anyone have a line on how long we will be waiting for the Part 2 ...Is it, in fact, a year?
I have sent an e-mail to Seph with an idea of continuing the Saga.....I have never received a response but I hope she received it.
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|Odontomas are the most common odontogenic tumours of the jaws, characterised by their slow growth and non-aggressive behaviour. They usually remain asymptomatic, and are diagnosed on routine radiographs. Clinically, they are often associated with delayed eruption or impaction of permanent teeth and retained primary teeth. The purpose of this paper is to review the literature and report two cases of odontomas. In the first case, a compound odontoma was associated with an unerupted maxillary permanent right central incisor, in an 11-year-old boy. In the second case, a 12-year-old girl had retained mandibular primary left central incisor and its unerupted successor was associated with a compound odontoma, a site considered rare for compound odontoma to occur. The clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of these cases have been discussed.
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Downside of a higher retirement age
Life spans have increased, but some say raising the Social Security retirement age is not fair for all seniors.
This post comes from Philip Moeller at partner site U.S. News & World Report.
Now that the post-election entitlements fights are back in the spotlight, raising the Social Security retirement age will return to center stage as one of the common prescriptions for closing the program's long-term funding gap.
Increasing or entirely lifting the ceiling on taxable wages -- set at $113,700 in 2013 -- is another frequently mentioned proposal. Further down on the list are measures to change the annual cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security recipients and restrict payments to high-income beneficiaries, as well as a slew of benefit tweaks that could have a meaningful cumulative impact on program finances.
Unlike the government's other big safety net programs -- Medicare and Medicaid -- Social Security is not facing imminent funding problems. With no changes at all, the program projects that it will pay all benefits for more than 20 years and would then be able to continue paying out roughly three-quarters of benefits.
Another misconception about Social Security is that it is floating in red ink. Actually, the program had a surplus of about $2.7 trillion in 2012. This cushion will grow further before being sapped by rising benefit payments triggered by millions of retiring baby boomers.
At first glance, raising the retirement age seems like a straightforward change that simply recognizes the demographic realities of aging. People are living longer than ever and are physically able to continue working into their 60s and even 70s. The economy will need more older workers because retiring boomers are being followed by a much smaller generation of workers.
Lastly, people will need to keep working more years for financial reasons -- to recover from the recession and to fund retirements that will last a long time.
Social Security is one of the ways they will boost retirement earnings, of course. Most people earn more money later in their working lives than when they were younger. So adding several years to people's Social Security earnings history is likely to boost their Social Security benefits when they do retire.
So what's not to like? According to a phalanx of liberal seniors groups -- foundations, think tanks, women's groups and other Social Security "preservationists" -- the longevity rationale for raising the retirement age doesn't apply to lower-income and less-educated men and, especially, women. They would get hammered by raising the retirement age. And they are precisely the group of Americans -- and a pretty big group at that -- that depends desperately on Social Security benefits for the bulk of their retirement incomes.
Here's the preservationist logic against raising the retirement age:
1. Social Security benefits are pegged so that a person reaching what the agency calls its "full retirement age" (FRA) is entitled to his or her full benefit. People retiring at the earliest age, which is now 62, get about 75% as much money each month from Social Security as if they had waited until their FRA -- 66 for those now approaching retirement.
It's also possible to defer taking Social Security until age 70, when the monthly benefit would be about 132% of what it is at age 66. This benefit structure was designed to be dollar-neutral to Social Security. Looking at longevity data and past decisions of beneficiaries, the agency figured that it will pay out the same amount of money regardless of when people elect to begin receiving benefits.
Raising the retirement age from 66 to 70 means that the time gap between early retirement at 62 and full retirement would be increased from four to eight years. This assumes it would still be possible to take early retirement at age 62. If the agency keeps its benefit structure in place, it no longer could afford to pay people 75% of their FRA benefit if they elected to begin receiving the benefit at age 62. Instead, that "value neutral" payment at age 62 would fall to about 57% of the full benefit.
2. In theory, longevity gains mean that if the FRA was raised to 70, early retirement might begin at age 66 and not 62. Raising the retirement age would thus shift everyone by four years. The system would save money by having to pay benefits for four fewer years. But individuals would not be so bad off, because they'd have worked for an extra four years and presumably boosted their retirement incomes during that period of extra work.
But while such longer lives are truly wonderful, they unfortunately are not being enjoyed by lower-income, less-educated people who work in physically taxing jobs. They're not living longer.
Wealthier and better-educated people, on balance, follow healthier lifestyles, seek out medical care and follow their doctors' advice in taking medications and related therapies for health problems.
3. Lower-income people often are not able to extend their working lives another four years. Many work in physically demanding jobs, and their bodies have worn out by the time they enter their 60s. People who retire at age 62 today tend to work in these low-income, physically demanding jobs. For them, early retirement is not a luxury but a forced necessity.
4. Raising the retirement age will thus sharply cut benefits of people who are still forced to seek early retirement. And these folks often have little set aside in the way of a retirement nest egg. Social Security benefits thus represent a very large percentage of their retirement incomes. Cutting those benefits, preservationists argue, is thus punitive as well as heartless.
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"Another misconception about Social Security is that it is floating in red ink. Actually, the program had a surplus of about $2.7 trillion in 2012."
The surplus was spent starting in the Reagan Administration and continuing until it was generally exhausted during our current depression. Money that was spent as part of general revenue cannot be surplus. This is just another of the many articles that stupidly causes Americans to believe that the $2.7 trillion exists somewhere so that it can be accessed to pay Social Security benefits.
I repeat, the $2.7 trillion is gone. It was spent as general revenue. There is no real Social Security Trust Fund and there most definitely is no surplus.
lower income people who do hard jobs will simply go on disability. Its not nearly as hard as it once was. They will make more on disability than they would have made on SS anyway. No one cried when the current age increase was put in action.
People should collect at 65 only if they promise to die by 72. The SS actuarial tables used to set up the system are no longer valad when the facts of longer age no longer apply.
Lets use war on women, class warfare and anything else that puts VOTERS on the public teat. It is time to put the House and senate on SS and Obamacare. We pay for their benefits. Why should these benefits be better than ours. They done even work all year. Some would say they hardly work at all. Their hardest job is 1: being taken out to dinner by influence pedderers. 2: going on paid fact finding vacations to foreign countries. 3: Playing golf with corporate ceos
100% TRUE! People who worked physically demanding jobs will never achieve the same lifespan as the Look Busy Feel Easy types. I retired because the physical demands of my job plus my Health Condition did not permit me to work any further. If I continued to work any longer it would be wishing Good Bye to my chances of seeing my grandchildren, leave alone watching them grow up. I have no idea why the government keeps ignoring the INCONVENIENT TRUTH. You might as well call Dr Kourvokian on me. That is pull the plug on me. I guess I am ranting. Call it whatever you like or do the decent thing FACE THE INCONVENIENT TRUTH!!! We are not asking for a handout. We are not BEGGARS, as the HEARTLESS REPUBLICANS would have you believe. We are demanding our rights after paying into the Social Security System all our working lives. To clarify, Social Security and Medicare are not Doles. I leave it to you Wise , Know it all guys to decide the difference between Welfare and Medicaid and the former. The former is a Solemn Promise made by the Government to the people. KEEP IT!!! We are not DOORMATS to be used but left out in the Cold.
There's another problem-what happens to people, mostly women, who find themselves at 60 with elderly parents needing care, who can't afford to hire help, or to do without some income while they care for their parents?
It is high time that families got more priority. Women are carrying huge loads because govt in this country (read men), thinks they should do it all with nothing to say about it. They work because they want to, or usually, have to, care for children and parents, with good day care difficult and expensive, and caregiver help tough to come by. The system is rigged to favor nursing homes, which is not cost efficient.
All this is less socialism than common sense.
Freedom is having choices and opportunities. We can always admire those who succeed in overcoming huge obstacles, without thinking that is the way it should be. The more opportunity is available, the greater the potential for each person to succeed. Few will overcome huge obstacles. Removing as many of those obstacles as possible allows us maximum opportunity for growth. There is no shame for anyone in succeeding with a leg up from his fellows.
I always find it amusing that the rich are the guys who keep telling us it's good for us to struggle-especially from the likes of Romney, born with a silver foot in his mouth.
There are issues with further raising retirement ages. One issue is that while many of us live longer, we also end up with chronic conditions that can make holding down a job difficult, if not impossible. SS Disability should cover this, but these days, you can't collect without getting a lawyer and a huge hassle. Many can't go there. What happens to folks who work very physical jobs? That can get very difficult by the 60's. What happens to folks in bad times like these? No one is going to hire people in their 60's when the market is flooded with younger people. How do they live until they can collect full retirement? Drain the 401K? Fine, if you have one. What we need is a bridge for older, less employable people until they can retire. With that proviso-that the sick and those suffering from long term unemployment through no fault of their own can be covered, raising the retirement age is not a bad idea. Covering the above is likely to kill any benefit, and it might even cost more.
Lifting the income cap, and the benefits cap to some degree would help. A small increase in SS premiums to help cover the bridge for the infirm and employment challenged is also called for.
Ageism is a real problem in the US. Either it has to be stopped, or provision must be made for those affected.
Why should anyone have to wait longer for retirement, since we are the ones that paid into it. Everyones health, finacial and working situation is different.
We get approximately 75% of full retirement if we take it at 62. After 62, it increases approximately 8% a year until maximum retirement. We should also be able to take an additional reduction of 8% at 61 and additional reduction of another 8% at 60, if we wanted. We may be in poor health and need the supplement earlier.
It seems that things should be getting better; not worse, if Social Security funds were managed completely as intended. People should be able to retire earlier and open up jobs to people who really need a job. In the not too distant future, unemployment should greatly reduce with the large group of baby boomers now reaching retirement age, IF we don't start rasing the retirement age...especially now.
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You will notice some changes in the way we go about Pack business over the next several months and we are pretty sure they will be changes for the better. Our hope is that you can (eventually) rely on the website as your main source of information about our Scout program.
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This school is awful! The principal, Mr Cruz, is extremely arrogant and rude. My daughter was bullied at PS 325 almost everyday and nothing was ever done. Once i went to the 33rd precinct to file a complaint because my daughter had been jumped (yes, JUMPED in 4th grade) and it turned out the juvenile truancy officer was Ms. Javier's brother and nothing was ever reported. A few good teachers have been noted, only to sadly see them GO within a couple of years.
With the exception of few the staff definitely seems like they hate working with children. I've worked with children in the past and found that it can be tough at times but if you don't like what you do for a living then change your profession..I did. The school is very unorganized. No one ever seems to answer the phone in the main office. You have to call the school for any information needed because flyers are rarely sent home (this is an inconvenience for any working parent) Afterschool ends at 5pm sharp which is tough if you're a working parent.
The school is HORRIBLE!!! The administration staff is very unprofessional, the only person in the staff that knows anything about anything is Ms. Aims. This school should be closed. HORRIBLE just HORRIBLE. There is fighting EVERY day and nothing is done about it.
I think that the school has improved since Mr. Cruz has taken over as Principle.The school is too hot in the winter&summer.Though the children need to be more controlled It has improved. The teachers are a great help and care about the children very much especially my childrens teachers like Mrs.Lledwell.
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Utah Highway Patrol troopers are investigating whether poor weather and slippery driving conditions were determining factors in a fatal collision of two semi-trailer rigs this weekend in Duchesne County.
Killed in the 4:30 a.m. Sunday accident in eastern Utah was 54-year-old Cody Smith of Fairview. Smith was eastbound on Highway 40, just southwest of Roosevelt, when the empty trailer of an oncoming semi veered into his lane and struck the driver's side of his rear axle.
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Tax season can be a very scary time for many Americans, particularly those who own and run their ownbusinesses. With the warm weather of spring come tax deadlines and the negative presence of having to prepare your taxes. But with the right information, filing taxes for your online business can be simple and easy whether you do it yourself or hire your own personal accountant. The following tips will help you to be better prepared to file your taxes come springtime.
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For the small business owner that has a home office, a tax deduction is available if your office room is only used for your business. With the right documentation, you can deduct a portion of your home expenses as a business expense. Remember that your home office must be your primary business area, and you cannot rent space elsewhere to conduct business. Additional info can be found here on how to qualify.
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Starting March 25, all general aviation aircraft will be required to have reserved slots for both landings and takeoffs at London Luton Airport. The privately owned airport insists that it does not want to discourage business aircraft but says that it has had to introduce the requirement to be able to "better manage the flow of ad hoc traffic." Slots are already required for airline traffic, which has been growing steadily due largely to the boom in European low-cost carriers. Slots will be required at all hours and must be requested in advance from ACL, the company that manages slot allocation at many UK airports. More information is available from www.acl-uk.org. Slots are already required for general aviation traffic at the UK capital's London City, Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports. They are not required at Biggin Hill or Farnborough, and the RAF Northolt military base has its own slot process.
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Firearm Confiscation, The 2nd Amendment Enforced!
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All other uses for firearms may be prohibited, and any firearm not kept for purpose of STATE MILITIA work may be removed.
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