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A hospital that provided a medically necessary heart catheterization to a health plan participant is entitled to payment by the insurance company even though the hospital failed to precertify the procedure as required by the plan. That's what a federal court in Wisconsin ruled last Friday.
James Vana underwent heart catheterization at the University of Wisconsin Hospital. The insurance plan documents called for the hospital to precertify the procedure, but for some unexplained reason the hospitals didn't do so. When the hospital sent its bill, the insurance company refused to pay it, based on the failure to precertify. So the hospital sued under ERISA. The insurance company defended its refusal, citing the precertification provision.
The court acknowledged that the plan required the hospital to precertify procedures and that the hospital had failed to meet the requirement. But the court also noted that the plan did not say that a patient would lose his benefits if there was no precertification. So Mr. Vana still had a right to his benefits.
And Mr. Vana had assigned his benefits to the hospital because the hospital admission forms, like virtually all such forms, contained an assignment of benefits to the hospital. So in this case, the hospital had a right—the right Mr. Vana assigned it—to have the bill paid. The insurance company must pay the bill.
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Tom Brady isn't at the point of his career where he's encountering very many firsts, but that will change this weekend, as for the first time in his career he'll play at Seattle. It's one of two franchises, including his hometown 49ers, that Brady has not previously started against on the road during his illustrious NFL career. (The Pats visited Seattle in 2008, but with Matt Cassel under center.) Here is a brief introduction to the Seahawks, including some names and faces of note.
Record: (3-2, fourth in NFC West)
Head Coach: Pete Carroll (third season, 17-20)
Offensive Coordinator: Darrell Bevell
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1. RB Marshawn Lynch. Lynch is no stranger to the Patriots, having started his career with the Buffalo Bills and playing against New England four times previously. A major talent, Lynch has hit his professional stride with the Seahawks and has become one of the most difficult backs to bring down in all of football. Tackling will be key on Sunday, as Lynch usually does not go down on first contact. He's currently the NFL's second-leading rusher.
2. QB Russell Wilson. The third-round pick from Wisconsin impressed enough during training camp to surpass free-agent signee Matt Flynn on the depth chart and has been OK as the starter, helping guide Seattle to three wins. Turnovers have been a problem of late -- he's thrown five picks in his last two games -- and there has been chatter from some that Flynn should be inserted as the starter. For now, it looks likely that the Patriots will see Wilson on Sunday.
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1. DE Bruce Irvin. The player widely considered by experts to have been the biggest reach in the first round of this year's draft is quickly silencing doubters, as he has 4.5 sacks in four games and is a menace off the edge. There's little doubt that Irvin can beat an opposing tackle with his speed. He presents yet another tough challenge for the Patriots' offensive line on Sunday.
2. DE Chris Clemons. Irvin benefits from playing opposite the underrated Clemons, who made quite a splash during the team's Week 3 Monday night victory, totaling 4.0 sacks of Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers -- in the first half. Clemons flies under the radar, but has steadily produced 11.0 sacks in each of his two full seasons with the Seahawks and is on pace to easily surpass that total this season.
3. S Kam Chancellor. Built like a linebacker, the hulking Chancellor is one of the most imposing secondary players in football. He already has 32 tackles this season and can roam in space and defend the pass as well. It's not hard to spot him on the field with his 6-foot-3 frame, but it's not easy to block him either.
(Note: Seattle's impressive defense features a number of other stalwarts, including CB Brandon Browner, DE Red Bryant and S Earl Thomas).
Here are the five quarterbacks Seattle has faced thus far in 2012: Aaron Rodgers, Cam Newton, Tony Romo, Kevin Kolb and Sam Bradford. Perhaps surprisingly, the only two who have earned victories against the Seahawks are Kolb and Bradford. Inconsistency on offense has been an issue, and Wilson's lack of weapons appears to have forced him into questionable decisions. The Seahawks are uber-aggressive on defense, however, and can cause havoc in the backfield. Their most recent effort featured sacking Newton four times and holding Carolina to just 12 points. They trail only Miami and Chicago in terms of rushing yards allowed per game, which means it will be a battle of strength versus strength when they host the Patriots on Sunday.

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What does this mean? Everyone is reporting this; no one is taking 1 sentence to explain the impact. If I have an account and I can go from 3% to 5% leverage that means I can have more borrowed money. Please explain. Thanks!
Update found on RANsquawk: "requires banks to hold loss-absorbing capital equal to 3% of total assets, known as a leverage ratio."
They would have to hold more loss absorbing capital. Many say that the big banks are already there. Per Motley Fool:
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Most big banks in the U.S. already meet the stricter new capital requirements. At the end of the first quarter of 2013, Bank of America's Tier 1 common capital ratio on a Basel III fully phased-in basis was estimated at 9.42%. Citigroup's estimated Basel III Tier common capital ratio at the end of the first quarter of 2013 was 9.30%. JP Morgan's was 8.9%."
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Newton junior guard Jaquan Sims will play in the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association (GACA) North/South All-Star boys basketball game. Sims will replace an injured player, as he was named an alternate for the contest, when rosters were being picked. Players from all over Georgia will participate in the contest. There is a game for juniors and one for seniors. Rams' guard D.J. Hill was also named as an alternate, but it has not yet been announced if he'll play in the game.
The third time wasn't the charm for Newton (22-9, 5-5 Region 2-AAAAAA), a team that had been on a wild Cinderella run in the state playoffs with upsets over powerhouse Tift County and Dacula. The favorites to win it all in 6-AAAAAA, Wheeler (28-2) and No. 2 player in the nation Jaylen Brown, ended the Rams' season with a 72-54 win.
Man, what a run it was. Newton played the underdog three times in the state playoffs, first upsetting Tift County – originally a favorite to at least make the elite eight – then beating Dacula in the sweet sixteen. However, Newton couldn't best Wheeler in the elite eight and fell to the Wildcats 72-54.
Newton High School's elite eight matchup against Wheeler in the state basketball playoff tips off tonight at 7 p.m.
No. Way. There was no way Newton would go down and beat defending Region 2-AAAAAA state champion Tift County as a No. 4 seed, versus the second-ranked team in the state. Not in Tift. Not a team that was 26-1, undefeated in their region and hadn't lost a game since January 8.
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I found Kris's to serve the best down home grits I've tasted away from home. I longed for serving of shirmp and grits, and Kris's delivered with their mexican shirmp and grits. Just looking around me at the other orders being served made my mouth water.
Posted by Nancy P. on 2014-05-13
Been coming to Kris's Restaurant since they have opened. Have always gotten great food for breakfast lunch or dinner. Never been disappointed! I highly recommend this restaurant to anybody, but now they're only open for breakfast and lunch close at 3,
Posted by Tracy W. on 2014-03-14
I didn't know this little gem of a restaurant was so close to home and so good. No matter the time of day or meal I had it was delicious and filling.. will be back in the morning
Posted by Renee on 2014-02-10
The food is delicious! Not only is the food good, but you get more than enough. The service on the other hand, is not that good. Usually the watitress is overwhelmed or busy doing something else. They forget to give you a refill and you have to wait a w
Posted by Anonymous on 2013-11-11
Just had breakfast at Kris. The food is delicious but the service is poor. They have tables available and will not sit you. I had to ask for creme and Splenda for my coffee, syrup for my waffles, and the wait was long for my food to come. On top of the po
Posted by Carol on 2013-09-18
We have dined there many times over the past year and we have always been served very fresh, delicious food! The quality would demand much higher prices in Coral gables, South Miami, etc. Plus, one can park right there instead of valet parking or meter pa
Posted by brich on 2013-07-29
I feel that this restaurant could improve on many levels. Service, flavors and presentation leave a lot to be desired. Seems like they serve canned vegetables which is a disgrace in the restaurant industry and when you spend $20 on an entree, you expect


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You might be considering sitting your reportedly ailing quarterback, Tom Brady. The latest news has Brady, who you didn't play all preseason, suffering from a minor foot fracture.
Sitting Brady might make sense. After all, as the old Snickers commercial goes, who are the Chefs? According to the national media and heck, a lot of Chiefs fans to boot, Kansas City's football franchise is as threatening as creamy nougat, peanuts and chocolate. A soft, sweet treat for your Patriots as they begin the 2008 season.
Why start Brady? Why risk your franchise player against – supposedly – the creampuff of your schedule? I'll tell you why, Coach.
First off, let's look at your offense. You dumped Donte Stallworth this offseason. Wes Welker's got sore ribs. Tight end Benjamin Watson's got a bad knee. With Stallworth gone and Welker and Watson dinged up, your offense winds up attacking a Herm Edwards defense with Randy Moss, Jabar Gaffney and Laurence Maroney.
Here's the bad news – the Chiefs have Randy's number. In two years as an Oakland Raider, Moss had one good game against Kansas City, and the Chiefs still won that contest when The Freak failed to show up in crunch time. Then later that year, Gunther Cunningham devised a defensive scheme that featured Dewayne Washington as a shutdown corner. Moss pretty much disappeared that day and was never heard from again until last season.
If the Chiefs stop Moss – and you might be laughing, Bill, but the Chiefs held their own against Chad Johnson and Calvin Johnson a year ago – how is your offense, minus Brady, going to move the ball? Gaffney? Maroney? You don't even have your reliable third-down back, Kevin Faulk, around to catch screen passes and dumpoffs this week, thanks to his suspension. Yeah, Welker will probably play, but Patrick Surtain can handle him just fine (Welker isn't known for blazing speed, after all).
Oh, but wait, Coach! There's more. We haven't talked about your defense. You remember, the one that wilted last year in the Super Bowl, the one with the aging linebackers (all of them over 30, except rookie Jerod Mayo), inexperienced cornerbacks and Methuselah the strong safety (Rodney Harrison)?
Yeah, Bill, it's bad news. The Chiefs aren't great on offense, but your linebackers are either too old, or too young to have a prayer of containing KC's Triceratops Backfield (Larry Johnson, Kolby Smith and Jamaal Charles) in the open field. If Teddy Bruschi gets one-on-one with LJ this Sunday, he might just end up back in the hospital.
Let's look at that secondary, Bill. Who's covering Tony Gonzalez? Do you have a plan to stop Dwayne Bowe that doesn't involve 5-foot-9 Ellis Hobbs, your best corner, this weekend?
Heck, you look a little desperate, Coach, signing Deltha O'Neal, a known burn victim, this week and going after Ty Law and John Lynch to round out your retirement home defensive backfield. They remain good friends, but Chiefs Head Coach Herm Edwards and Lynch always have a good laugh when they get together these days, because Herm can outrun Lynch, now.
But, listen, Bill, it's even worse than you might think. Yes, the Chiefs can stop Moss. They have skill position players who match up well against your defense. But even if Brady plays, you could be in more trouble than you think.
I mentioned Gunther Cunningham earlier, but here's the real kicker – Gunther may have Brady's number, too. The last time Cunningham ran into Brady, it was no contest. Somehow, Gunther came up with a defensive gameplan that made Brady look like Jake Plummer. And this was in 2005, when the Chiefs were still giving up huge gobs of points every other week.
Seriously, you remember that day. Gunther put a defense that included Eric Hicks, Eric Warfield, Kendrell Bell, Lional Dalton and Sammy Knight on the field against your offense. They hit Brady, confused him, and he threw four interceptions. Greg Wesley, who's sitting on his couch combing his dreadlocks right about now, somehow snagged three of them.
What will Gunther come up with now that he has Tamba Hali, Donnie Edwards, Jarrad Page, Glenn Dorsey, a seasoned Derrick Johnson, and several other defenders who put his 2005 unit to shame? Brady hasn't played in a live NFL game in months. He'll be doing well just to poorly imitate the player he was last season.
And speaking of Brady imitations, you remember your old bench-warmer, Damon Huard? Yeah, he's a Chief now. Did you know he's considered the world's leading NFL thespian? That's right, every year he puts on a show in practice during the week when Kansas City plays Peyton Manning, and the Chiefs have stumped Manning pretty good over the years. Now Huard gets another chance to do his best Brady impression (he was with the Chiefs in 2005), and he played with Brady for three years.
By the time Sunday rolls around, Huard is going to have Gunther's cast of defensive talent tap-dancing and singing duets like a leading Broadway production. They're going to have every Brady mannerism, every little tick, everything that makes Brady who he is, down pat.
Heck, if Brady's foot is as bad as everyone thinks, Huard's already got that part replicated perfectly. He's not exactly Michael Vick back there in the pocket, but you know that, Coach.
Did I mention spy cameras will be useless against this new Chiefs offense? You watch one series, maybe two, and you'll know what's coming next time without any subterfuge. The only question is if you can stop it. I'm sure you remember Chan Gailey, KC's new offensive coordinator, slapping 27 and 23 points on your defense back in 2000 and 2001 with the Miami Dolphins. If Gailey toasted you with Lamar Smith and Oronde Gadsden, what will he cook up for Larry Johnson and Dwayne Bowe?
Yeah, I'd say you need Brady more than some people might think, Bill. Get him ready to start against the Chiefs, because you're going to need him. Tom Brady might be the difference between losing and winning by three touchdowns this Sunday. You can't be too careful, Coach!
Hey, Bill, Start Brady – Or Else!
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Guest Editors: Dr Cathy Gormley-Heenan (University of Ulster) and Dr Roger Mac Ginty (University of York)
If one surveys the contemporary or historical situation of many Commonwealth states, then issues of trust are often to the fore. The presence or absence of trust is often a defining feature in a society, especially in the wake of violent conflict. Political, militant, economic and community actors may work to reinforce or undermine intra- and inter-group trust with far-reaching results. A post-peace accord political dispensation may depend on the building of trust between previously conflicting groups. The bonds between citizens and the state, citizens and the political actors, and citizens and the market may depend on the actual performance of actors, institutions and the new regime in place. Equally, these bonds of trust may simply depend on the 'intuition' of the citizen.
Complicating matters is the fact that trust may be conceptualised and constructed very differently in different societies. While western societies may place their faith in rational-legalistic rubrics, non-western societies may conceptualise trust very differently (perhaps through indigenous and traditional mechanisms). Although it is likely that all contributions to the special issue will concentrate on a particular case study, all submissions will be required to consider what trust means (how is it built, perceived/measured, fractured?) in that particular context. As a result, the special issue will help in the development of a conceptual literature on the meaning of trust across contexts. The introductory essay by the special issue editors will attempt to bring together the conceptual lessons and examine if a concept as nebulous and ephemeral as trust has any intrinsic meaning and has any universal qualities.
The following indicative list of issues illustrates the currency of building and maintaining trust in contemporary Commonwealth States:
• Cyprus: Can the various parties trust the UN or another third party to broker a negotiated settlement? • Kenya: Are citizens able to trust electoral politics after it triggered significant violence early in 2008? • Nigeria: Issues of trust lie at the heart of resource-sharing in the Niger Delta. • Solomon Islands: How does trust operate in the relationship between international monitors and local political actors? • Sri Lanka: Can either side transcend the security dilemma in order to embark on a peace process following the collapse of the 2000-2006 ceasefire? • South Africa: following violence migrant workers from southern Africa, how can community build inter-group trust?
The guest editors will welcome abstracts or expressions of interest in advance of the deadline. All article submissions go through an anonymous refereeing process.
Timetable Deadline for submission of first draft articles: 31 January 2009 Articles returned to authors for revision: 15 March 2009 Final versions of articles returned by authors to guest editors: 15 April 2009 Scheduled publication date: August 2009
Notes for authors Notes for authors can be found here: http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/journal.asp?issn=0035-8533&linktype=44 A strict word limit of 4,000 words (inclusive of notes and references) must be observed.
Please send correspondence, abstracts and article submissions to Dr Gormley-Heenan (email@example.com) or Dr Roger Mac Ginty (email@example.com).
Dr. Cathy Gormley-Heenan
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University of Ulster
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Sunday, 26 June 2016
The legacy of Syria
Cross-posted from Syria Solidarity UK
David Cameron now has little time to right a shared legacy of failure on Syria.
Reasons for the UK's narrow vote to leave the EU are many. One is Syria: Both the Leave campaign and UKIP connected fears over immigration to the Syrian crisis. Assad's war against Syria's population has created the worst refugee crisis since the Second World War.
In or out of the EU, we have a duty to care for refugees. We also need to understand that this refugee crisis is not caused by EU rules on free movement; it's caused by the failure of world leaders, including Britain's leaders, to stop Assad.
Inaction has consequences. At every point when world leaders failed to act against Assad, the impact of the Syrian crisis on the world increased. The failure of British Government and Opposition leaders on the EU vote is in part a consequence of their failure on Syria, but this story doesn't end with today's result. Without action, Syria's crisis will continue to impact on us all.
Leaders failed to act in October 2011 when Syrians took to the streets calling for a no-fly zone.
By the end of 2011 there were 8,000 Syrian refugees in the region.
Leaders failed to act in 2012 when journalists Marie Colvin and Remi Ochlik were killed reporting from the horror of besieged Homs.
By the end of 2012, there were nearly half a million Syrian refugees.
Leaders failed to act in 2013 when the Assad regime massacred as many as 1,700 civilians in one morning with chemical weapons. That August, there were 1.8 million registered Syrian refugees.
Also in 2013, the UK failed to act when the Free Syrian Army faced attacks by ISIS forces infiltrating from Iraq. Instead of strengthening the FSA to withstand this new threat, UK MPs denied moderate forces the means to defend themselves.
By the end of 2013, there were 2.3 million registered Syrian refugees.
Leaders failed to act in 2014 as the Assad regime ignored UN resolutions on barrel bombing, on torturing and besieging civilians. Diplomacy without military pressure only emboldened Assad to continue the slaughter.
By the end of 2014, there were 3.7 million Syrian refugees.
Leaders failed to act in 2015 as Russia joined Assad in bombing hospitals, humanitarian aid convoys, and rescue workers, and Syrians were denied any means to defend themselves.
By the end of 2015, there were over 4.5 million Syrian refugees.
Now the UK Government is failing to act as Assad breaks ceasefire agreements and breaks deadlines on letting aid into besieged communities. The UK has failed to deliver on airdrops. The UK has failed to apply serious pressure to stop Assad's bombs.
There are now 4.8 million Syrian refugees in the region. There are many millions more displaced inside Syria. Just over a million Syrians have applied for asylum in Europe, but that is a fraction of the total who have fled their homes.
The refugee crisis is just one impact of Assad's war on Syrians. Voting to leave the European Union won't insulate Britain from further effects of Syria's man-made disaster. This crisis can't be contained and must be brought to an end, and it can only end with the end of Assad.
Act now. Break the sieges. Stop the bombs. Stop the torture. Stop Assad.
Friday, 17 June 2016
Jo Cox, humanitarian
Humanity lost a champion when Jo Cox was stolen from us. We are deeply saddened by the loss. We extend our most sincere condolences to Jo's family and friends, and our thoughts and prayers are with them.
Syrian groups in Britain learned of her last year as a new MP prepared to speak up on Syria after two years of near-silence in the UK Parliament. Her view of the crisis was both moral and realistic, rigorous in seeking to understand what was happening, and clear in seeing what could and should be done.
The Syrian war is not just a humanitarian crisis; it is a crime against humanity. Jo Cox was not content to settle for helping the victims, she demanded action to end the crime.
Her focus was civilian protection: achieve that, and the rest follows; fail on that and no lasting good can come of our actions. She advocated action by the UK and allies to stop Assad's deliberate bombing of civilian areas as the single greatest threat to civilians. She advocated humanitarian airdrops by the UK to besieged civilians to force an end to Assad's deliberate use of starvation as a weapon.
Jo Cox abstained on the December 2015 vote on extending anti-ISIS airstrikes into Syria. She was deeply unhappy that the proposed intervention offered no relief to civilians. She refused to cast her vote either for isolationism or for a narrow counterterrorist policy that failed to deal with the ultimate cause of Syria's horror, the Assad regime's campaign of mass murder.
Britain's failure to act in 2013 came in part because politicians allowed the massacres in Syria to become the subject of UK party politics. In all of her work on Syria, Labour MP Jo Cox reached out across party lines, working with Conservatives on the need to stop the bombing, and with Liberal Democrats on the need for action to break the sieges. In the last fortnight of her life she had the satisfaction of seeing MPs from across the House of Commons stand to speak in favour of humanitarian air drops.
Failure to act to protect civilians inside Syria has now become failure to protect civilians fleeing Syria. Victims of the murderous dictatorship are now used as a propaganda tool by the UK's own inhumane far right. We have tolerated organised thuggery in Syria; now the thuggishness has entered our own politics.
Humanitarianism is caring for others, and through that we nurture our own humanity. British politics sacrificed its own humanity in its response to the Syria crisis. Jo Cox did her best to redeem it.
We will miss her deeply.
Batool Abdulkareem, Heba Ajami, Muzna Al-Naib, Mark Boothroyd, Clara Connolly, Amr Salahi, Kellie Strom, Syria Solidarity UK
Yasmine Nahlawi, Rethink Rebuild Society
Dr Sharif Kaf Al-Ghazal, Syrian Association of Yorkshire
Dr Mohammad Tammo, Kurds House
Reem Assil, Syrian Platform for Peace
Rouba Mhaissen, SAWA for development and aid
Mazen Ejbaei, Help 4 Syria UK
Dr Amer Masri, Scotland4Syria
Dr Mohammad Alhadj Ali, Syrian Welsh Society
Dr Abdullah Hanoun, Syrian Community of the South West
Dr Fadel Moghrabi, Peace and Justice for Syria
Talal Al-Mayhani, Centre for Thought and Public Affairs
Amjad Selo, Syrian Society in Nottinghamshire
Jonathan Brown, Saleyha Ahsan, Ben Midgley, Liberal Democrats for Syrian Freedom, Peace & Reconstruction
Yara Bader, Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression
Mazen Darwish, Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression
Yara Tlass, Watanili
Rafif Jouejati, FREE-Syria
Moataz Aljbawi, Union of Syria Civil Society Organizations
Bassam al-Kuwlati, RMTeam
Violations Documentation Centre
Assaad al Achi, Baytna
Aref Alkrez
Alaa Basatneh
Majd Chourbaji, Basamat for Development
Salim Salamah, Palestinian League for Human Rights
Syria Civil Defence, 'The White Helmets'
Emissa for Development
Majd Chourbaji, Basamat for development
Fadel Abdul Ghany, Syrian Network for Human Rights
Friday, 29 April 2016
Springtime for Corbyn
I think I've hit on something. Jeremy Corbyn was a down on his luck MP hoping still hoping for one big hit...— Padraig Reidy (@mePadraigReidy) April 28, 2016
his friend and money guy, John, pointed out that if you got 1,000s of people to join a political party for a small amount of money...— Padraig Reidy (@mePadraigReidy) April 28, 2016
...and then the party crashes, you don't have to pay their money back. So, what's the easiest way of killing a social democratic party?— Padraig Reidy (@mePadraigReidy) April 28, 2016
Easy. You make it sound like a Nazi party. So they dig up this crazy guy called Ken, who's widely known as the worst social democrat ever...— Padraig Reidy (@mePadraigReidy) April 28, 2016
...and you put him centre stage, watch the fallout, and wait for those 1,000s of sweet three-pounders to leave, leaving their cash with you— Padraig Reidy (@mePadraigReidy) April 28, 2016
Corbyn and McDonnell are basically trying out the scam from the Producers. But they don't seem to have seen the whole film.— Padraig Reidy (@mePadraigReidy) April 28, 2016
Sunday, 13 March 2016
Navigating with my own map.
Saturday, 19 December 2015
The Humanitarian Impact of Russia's Intervention
GOAL's programme began in 2012, and is now reaching over a million people in rebel–held or contested areas. They distribute food to nearly 500,000 people. They supply flour to over 50 bakeries providing bread at stabilised prices to nearly one million people.
GOAL also supports water and hygiene services for over half a million people. In 2016 they plan expanding water systems and rural sanitation.
On livelihoods, GOAL supports farming families with pesticides, and plans on supporting related businesses and market systems, and developing small business groups accessible to women.
When GOAL first set up projects inside Syria, it was in the expectation that the war would end more quickly, and that the effort would support post–war transition and reconstruction. As things are, their work has helped temper the flow of refugees, making it possible for many to stay inside Syria. Their North Syria Response Fund is reaching over 200,000 internally displaced people, many from Aleppo and Homs.
Now the violence of Russia's intervention has thrown the future of all this in doubt.
Russia is seen as carrying on Assad's work, choosing to hit non-ISIS forces and infrastructure. There are fewer of Assad's barrel bombs now, but the Russian weapons have far greater intensity. Buildings are gone in a single strike. They are targeting areas that were previously relatively safe, targeting border areas, hitting humanitarian convoys as well as commercial traffic.
People who before were prepared to stay now lack confidence that it is tenable, and there is a danger that pressure on Aleppo and Homs could displace as many as a million more.
While they see some grounds for hope in negotiations, GOAL are concerned not just by the bombing of civilians, but also at the bombing of FSA forces "holding the line against ISIS."
While some have questioned the existence of moderate Syrian forces to fight ISIS, GOAL's experience is that where there is extremism it's amongst foreign fighters, whereas Syrian fighters are nationalists and "can be reasoned with."
Where once there was talk of humanitarian intervention, now the focus has shifted to security threats and funding for aid has reduced even as the humanitarian crisis has worsened.
There is both a humanitarian and a political reason to continue aid work inside Syria, Barry Andrews argued; if you want forces of moderation to resist extremism, they need to be able to live and survive.
With thanks to the APPG for Syria Chair Roger Godsiff MP and his staff.
First published in Syria Notes.
Related at EA WorldView: Russia's Aerial Victory—80% Aid Cut, 260,000 Displaced, Infrastructure Damaged.
Monday, 5 October 2015
An alternative letters page for The Irish Times
Phenomenal. Another psychedelic "analysis" piece from Michael Jansen on Saturday (Assad remains in power as bulwark against Islamic State). This writer has already in your pages (Op. Ed July 2nd, 2011) spectacularly confused the MASSACRE of Hama (1982) when the current presidential incumbent's father slaughtered up to 40,000 people (estimates vary) in the city of Hama with the BATTLE of Hama (605 BC.) between the Babylonians and the Egyptians. In her latest wide-ranging synopsis of the Syrian and middle-eastern crisis, she has managed in the nearly 1000-word article never once to mention a single human-rights violation by the Assad regime. She gushes of Assad "his army constitutes the only force on the ground countering and containing Islamic State (IS) and al-Qaeda radicals." That surreal assessment requires no further comment. She provides no data to back up her outlandish claims such as Assad having the backing of the Kurdish minority. Nor does she provide any analysis on why it would possibly be that people who are being bombed out of opposition-held towns and districts would flee to regime-held districts insofar as that is the case. In the context of the regime's terrorism strategy of barrel-bombing, sniper attacks, chemical weapons attacks, starvation sieges, etc., etc., the conclusion of the analysis: "the flow into government-held areas demonstrates strong aversion to his opponents" really beggars belief.
Yours, etc.
Michael Lenehan
The Irish Times article referred to by the letter is here: Assad remains in power as bulwark against Islamic State (Analysis: Western leaders know Syria president's army is only ground force in region) by Michael Jansen.
In it, not only does Ms Jansen implicitly deny the existence of Free Syrian Army and Syrian Kurdish forces fighting ISIS, she asserts that "Syrian protests, far smaller than those elsewhere, were within days infiltrated by armed men backed by external interests and powers seeking his overthrow," a grotesque distortion of the peaceful protests of 2011 that were met with gunfire by the regime, as well as with torture, mutilation, and murder in regime prisons.
And as Michael Lenehan points out, on internally displaced people fleeing violence, Ms Jansen claims that "the flow into government-held areas demonstrates strong aversion to [Assad's] opponents," without making any mention of the daily bombing of civilians in opposition-held areas by Assad's air force.
It's a miserable state of affairs for Ireland's old newspaper of record that it should now rely on such a blatant propagandist for the Assad dictatorship to fill its pages.