Are you staying Home This Summer? here are some things to do

Are you staying Home This Summer? here are some things to do





It's New Year's, time to set goals and contemplate how we can make this year different from the year before. This year I want to focus on spending more meaningful time with my children and do more to take advantage of living in New York. To that end, I have created what I call a Life List for Raising NYC Kids. A life list is a list of things you want to achieve in your lifetime. This life list is all the things I hope to experience with my kids in New York before they grow up. Not just the stuff that is fun to do, but the stuff that I think will be important to do with them. The things that will shape them and be formative in their experience as little New Yorkers. The things that they will remember as adults and cherish as part of the cool experience of growing up in New York. Now, off I go to wring every drop of goodness from that damp, dirty rag that is New York City... Life List for NYC Kids (or 100 things to do with your kids before they grow up)

1. Visit the NY Hall of Science
2. Go on an audition just for the heck of it
3. Wave to the cameras on The Today Show
4. Have tea at the Plaza
5. Ride the Shark Boat
6. Climb the Statue of Liberty
7. Ride the row boats in Central Park
8. Go to Dylan's Candy Bar
9. Go to Economy Candy
10. Get locked up at the Police Museum
11. Go kayaking on the hudson
12. Take the ferry to Sandy Hook beach
13. Ride a horse-drawn carriage in Central Park
14. Have dim sum in Brooklyn's Chinatown
15. Go hiking in the Staten Island Greenbelt
16. See the new Liberty Science Center
17. Go fishing in the East River
18. Go on a fishing boat from Sheepshead Bay
19. See the money train at the Transit Museum
20. Go to the Brooklyn Children's Museum
21. Get a taste of country life at the Queens Farm Museum
22. Ride on a tug boat
23. Sail on the historic schooner Pioneer
24. Sail in the hudson
25. Take a helicopter ride
26. ride the Cyclone before it's gone
27. Grab the ring at the Coney Island carousel
28. Spend my wad at Dave and Buster's Arcade
29. march in the Mermaid Parade
30. Go to a Brooklyn Cyclone's game
31. Fulfill a child's wish through operation santa claus
32. See the ballet
33. Watch a dress rehearsal of an opera at the Met
34. Sleep over at the Bronx Zoo
35. See the unicorns at the Cloisters
36. Go horseback riding
37. Go sledding in Central Park
38. Cross-country ski down a city street
39. Bike across the Brooklyn Bridge and get ice cream at the Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory
40. Take the Roosevelt Island Tram
41. See the piano dancers at FAO
42. Visit the Sony Wonder Technology Lab
43. Children's Museum of Manhattan
44. Children's Museum of the Arts
45. Sketch at Metropolitan Museum of Art
46. Stargaze at the Hayden Planetarium
47. See the rest of the AMNH after the dinosaurs and mammals
48. Visit the top of the Empire State Building
49. Take an art class at the MoMA
50. Chinese Scholar's Garden in Staten Island
51. Cherry Blossom Festival at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
52. Holiday Train Show at NY Botanical Garden
53. Check out the Queens Zoo
54. See the wandering wallabies at the Prospect Park Zoo
55. Watch a movie under the stars
56. Madame Tussauds
57. Try all the flavors at the Chinatown Ice Cream Factory
58. Look up relatives in Ellis Island
59. Visit new waterside playground in Chelsea
60. Get colonial at the Fraunces Tavern Museum
61. Do a medieval workshop at Cathedral of St John the Divine
62. The Lower East Side Tenement Museum
63. See the rollerbladers perform in Central Park (just West of the Sheep's Meadow)
64. Fly a kite on the Sheep Meadow
65. See Shakespeare in the Park
66. Going biking on Governor's Island
67. Find the secret Downing Street Playground in the Village
68. Explore Battery Park City Parks from the South Cove to Penny Park
69. Ride the Staten Island Ferry
70. Have knishes and egg creams at Yonah Schimmel's
71. See the giant buddha in the Mahayana temple
72. The Skyscraper Museum
73. Play vintage video games at The Museum of Moving Image
74. The Museum of the American Indian
75. Buy comic books at Forbidden Planet
76. Free concert in Madison Square Park and Get lunch at the Shake Shack
77. Buy flowers from the flower district
78. Buy wholesale toys in the wholesale district (27th and 6th)
79. Swing Clubs at the Chelsea Piers Driving Range
80. Climb the rock wall on Broadway
81. Visit the Science Barge
82. Visit the Intrepid
83. Test out the Whispering Gallery at Grand Central
84. Coney Island Arcade
85. Cook our own food in a Korean restaurant
86. Sail boats on the boat pond in Central park
87. Billy Johnson Rustic Playground in Central Park
88. Explore Belvedere Castle
89. Medieval Festival in Fort Tryon Park
90. Ride the carousel in Bryant park
91. See the to scale panorama of the City of New York at the Queens Museum of Art
92. Get Egyptian at the Brooklyn Museum of Art
93. See the new Greeks and Romans at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
94. Go ice skating in Prospect Park
95. Riverbank State Park carousel
96. See the holiday lights in Dyker Heights
97. Take a trapeze lesson
98. See the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade balloons get inflated
99. Watch the circus elephants march into town
100. Swim in the floating barge pool

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Inside Intel / Who was killed in Tehran last week?

Was he a dangerous nuclear scientist or a harmless student; that will determine whether it was a successful operation.

Five days have passed since the assassination in Tehran, but the mystery surrounding the murdered man's identity has not yet been solved. The speaker of the Iranian parliament, Ali Larijani, claimed he was a nuclear scientist, but the Iranian government's lips are sealed.

This, combined with the contradictory reports in the Iranian media, has thus far prevented the uncertainty from being dispelled. Was he a scientist named Dariush Rezaei-Ochbolagh, 46, a member of the physics faculty at the University of Mohaghegh Ardabili who also worked with Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, as initially reported by several news sites in Iran? Or was he an engineering student named Darioush Rezaeinejad who had no connection to the nuclear project?

It is of utmost importance to identify the murdered man. Saturday's assassination in Tehran was the fourth such effort over the last 20 months. The three previous assassinations, all in Tehran as well, were of scientists associated with Iran's nuclear program. Two of them, Masoud Ali Mohammadi (January 2010 ) and Majid Shahriari (November 2010 ), were killed, and the third, Fereydoun Abbasi Davani, was injured in November 2010. When the latter recovered, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad appointed him to head the country's Atomic Energy Organization.

All these incidents followed a similar pattern. They were aimed not merely at scientists connected with Iran's nuclear program, but specifically at those who worked in weaponization, the last stage before nuclear weapons production, in which fissionable matter is combined with a detonator to form a bomb or warhead. All the assassinations took place near the targets' homes, as they were entering or leaving their cars. Their wives were nearby, and some of them were injured, too. Another common denominator is the modus operandi: A pair of motorcyclists approached the target and either fired at close range or attached bombs to their cars.

All the signs say the assassinations were carried out by a daring and determined organization that did not hesitate to operate in Tehran (in the latest case, the killing took place close to a Revolutionary Guard base not far from the Ministry of Intelligence and Security ). This organization has precise information about the targets' addresses, their daily routine (though they presumably tried to vary their routines for security reasons ) and what kind of security they had. All this, and more, implies that the assassinations were the work of an intelligence agency with the ability to gather intelligence for such a campaign and then utilize this intelligence to carry out assassinations.

Since these were evidently not chance killings, but rather part of an ongoing plan, correctly identifying the third murdered man is even more important. If he really was a senior nuclear scientist involved in weaponization, the organization behind the assassination can rack up an important success in the ongoing battle to cripple, confound and delay Iran's ability to produce nuclear weapons. The assassinations are only one element of this secret war, whose other elements include destroying equipment at nuclear facilities (such as by infecting the computers operating the centrifuges that enrich uranium with a virus ), disrupting Iran's overseas purchasing network, recruiting scientists as informers, and so on.

Grave consequences

But if the murdered man was an engineering student rather than a nuclear scientist, there is no doubt that it was a serious mistake. And if so, it will undermine a tactic that has been viewed as a means of "punishing" Iran and those involved in its nuclear program.

This is because it will likely force the responsible organization to either halt the assassinations entirely or suspend them for a time. The organization will have to conduct investigations to determine what went wrong, and perhaps even fire those responsible for the failure.

Ali Larijani predictably blamed the United States and "the Zionists" for the assassination. The U.S. denied this on Monday: "We were not involved," a State Department spokeswoman said. Israel, in contrast, is keeping mum: "Israel will not comment," Defense Minister Ehud Barak said earlier this week.

Regardless of which organization is actually behind the assassinations in Tehran, the difference between success and failure in the latest killing is like the difference between the failed Mossad operations in Lillehammer and Amman and the successful action attributed to the Mossad in Malta.

In July 1973, Mossad assassins mistook a Moroccan waiter in Lillehammer, Norway, for their target, Ali Hassan Salameh of the Black September terrorist organization, and killed him. In September 1997, Mossad agents injured senior Hamas official Khaled Meshal, but due to a navigational error, they were caught, and Israel was forced to provide the antidote for the poison the agents used, thereby contributing indirectly to his advancement in the movement.

In October 1995, by contrast, assassins riding motorcycles, who were widely thought to be from the Mossad, succeeded in assassinating Fathi Shkaki, the leader of Islamic Jihad, and thereby impaired the organization's functioning for several years.

For 50 years, assassinations of enemies have been attributed to Israel and its intelligence agencies. In the 1960s, there were attempts to assassinate German scientists employed by Egypt's rocket program. Scientists who worked on Saddam Hussein's nuclear and missile programs - including the Canadian Dr. Gerald Bull, inventor of the Supergun - met their deaths in the 1970s and 1980s under murky circumstances that have never been clarified. Leaders of Palestinian terror organizations and other senior Palestinian terrorists were also assassinated during those decades in operations attributed to the Mossad.

But at the same time, there has been a heated debate in the inner circles of the intelligence community, and also outside it, about just how effective these assassination campaigns are and whether they achieve their goals. There is no definitive answer. But even those who support the use of assassinations know this is a weapon of last resort and that their use must be minimized.

If it turns out that the wrong man was killed in Tehran, this argument will heat up again. But even if this was not a case of mistaken identity, it seems very doubtful that assassinations - even if they hit the right targets and succeed in sowing fear among the scientists - will prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

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Iran to UN: Israel behind scientist's murder

Iranian senior official demands UN's Human Rights Council investigate Daryoush Rezayeenejad's assassination
Iran has submitted a letter to the UN's Human Rights Council demanding an investigation into the assassination of Daryoush Rezayeenejad last week.

Javad Larijani, the secretary general of Iran's High Council of Human Rights, accused Israel and the West of assassinating an electrical engineering graduate student.

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"The UN Security Council issues a resolution and makes a list of our scientists, then some terrorists who receive money from the CIA and the Mossad kill them. This is a very clear game and strong action should be taken about it," he said.


"Mr. Rezayeenejad's assassination shows that there is quite a hostile policy against our nation, in which the Zionists and the United States and some European governments are fully engaged."

Larijani described Rezayeenejad as an elite member of the science community and mentioned nuclear scientists who were murdered in the past two years.

Earlier this week, the Fars news agency said the victim the attack was Darioush Rezaeinejad, a university student in Tehran and not Iranian physicist Darioush Rezaei as initially reported.



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Stuxnet returns to bedevil Iran's nuclear systems

קימט אפט צי "נייעס יעצט" פאר אינטערסאנטע נייעסליך פין איבער דע וועלט

EBKAfile's intelligence sources report that the Stuxnet malworm which played havoc with Iran's nuclear program for eleven months was not purged after all. Tehran never did overcome the disruptions caused by Stuxnet or restore its centrifuges to smooth and normal operation as was claimed. Indeed, Iran finally resorted to the only sure-fire cure, scrapping all the tainted machines and replacing them with new ones. Iran provided confirmation of this Tuesday, July 19 in an announcement that improved and faster centrifuge models were being installed.
Iran would clearly not have undertaken the major and costly project of replacing all its 5,000-6,000 centrifuges with new ones if they were indeed functioning smoothly. The announcement was made by the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman at a press briefing although no one present had raised the nuclear issue. He said: "The installation of new centrifuges with better quality and speed is ongoing… this is another confirmation of the Islamic republic's successful strides in its nuclear activities."
Britain and France immediately condemned the announcement. It proved, official spokesmen commented, that Iran plans to triple the amount of uranium it enriches in contravention of six UN Security Council Resolutions and defiance of ten International Atomic Energy Agency decisions in Vienna. The announcement also "confirmed suspicions that the Iranian nuclear program had no credible civilian application."
In recent months, Iran has taken advantage of the West's preoccupation with the Arab revolt to quietly forge ahead unnoticed with its weapons program. So if everything was moving smoothly forward why did Tehran suddenly decide to raise the touchy subject again?
Indeed, by doing so, the official spokesman placed in doubt the three major strides Iran was generally presumed to have made while the West was otherwise engaged:
1. The dramatic speeding-up of uranium enrichment and expansion of the quantities produced.
The West has no credible information, whether from intelligence, research, or nuclear watchdog inspections, as to how much enriched uranium Iran has produced and how much it has in stock.
As DEBKAfile reported previously, for the past six months, Iran managed to keep the full scope of its enrichment activities hidden from IAEA inspections. Although inspectors were allowed to visit Iran's acknowledged enrichment facility at Natanz, they were unable to gauge how many active centrifuges were present and how many removed to unknown site or sites. The sophisticated cameras supposed to monitor the Natanz facility were unable to record all of Iran's enrichment activities because key production sites were moved out of range.
2. The glitches bedeviling their centrifuge machines were overcome and all 5,000 were spinning away without interruption. After expunging the Stuxnet virus which first struck in June 2010, all their nuclear program's control systems and installations, including Natanz and the Russian-built Bushehr reactor, were functioning perfectly. It took Iranian and Russian computer and cyber-terrorism experts a year to cleanse the system. This gave security agencies their first indicator of the time it takes to overcome a large-scale, sophisticated cyber attack.
On July 5, Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi, head of Israeli military intelligence, said that Iran is currently running 5,000 active centrifuges and aiming for 8,000. He made no reference to their replacement with newer and faster machines - which the Iranian spokesman disclosed suddenly last Tuesday.
3. The Iranians are engaged in the relocation of the centrifuges spinning 20-percent grade enriched uranium to a new underground facility at Fordo, 100 kilometers away near Qom. Tehran has rejected every European and IAEA demand to install monitoring and inspection equipment at the new facility which is therefore functioning without international oversight.
Those presumptions are now largely suspect.
Western intelligence sources tell DEBKAfile that until recently, the Iranians believed they had a clear road for enriching large quantities of high-grade uranium after solving technical obstructions and beating back the cyber attack. But then, they were stunned to discover that the Stuxnet virus, far from being eradicated, was back with a vengeance and on the offensive against their centrifuges. Iran was forced to adopt a course it had avoided last year, namely to destroy the entire plant of approximately 5,000 working centrifuges and replace them all with new machines.
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