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Knuble No Longer In Grand Rapids
by Paul on 01/24/13 at 08:41 PM ET
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He's headed to Philadelphia to take a physical tomorrow and if he passes, the Flyers will sign him. The Flyers hope Knuble will help after Hartnell broke his foot.
I don't think Knuble had a chance with the Wings this season, but if he was a defenseman, that would have been another story.
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Wings Practice Update
by Paul on 01/24/13 at 12:32 PM ET
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added 1:05pm, from Ansar Khan of Mlive,
Quick update following Detroit Red Wings practice Thursday at Joe Louis Arena, in preparation for Friday's home game vs. Minnesota:
Coach Mike Babcock has split up Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg, in an effort to boost the sputtering offense (four goals in three games).
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Looking At The Wings From Columbus
by Paul on 01/24/13 at 09:06 AM ET
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from Michale Arace of the Columbus Dispatch,
Maybe, the team that parity forgot has finally been sucked into the cycle. The Red Wings have not had a top-10 draft pick since 1991. It has been five years since they won the Cup, four years since they made it to the Finals, three years since they made it past the second round. That fits into a picture that shows seven different teams winning the Cup in the past seven years since the salary cap was instituted in 2005.
Detroit fans have been spoiled, like few others, for 20 years. They might be getting some comeuppance this season, but their team should not be dismissed. The Red Wings remain one of the best-run organizations on the planet, and they still have Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg. They can make the playoffs. Or, if they miss, surely they will win the draft lottery.
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Wings Lose Another Defenseman, White Out 2-3 Weeks
by Paul on 01/23/13 at 11:10 AM ET
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via Khan,
Detroit Red Wings defenseman Ian White had surgery this morning to repair a deep laceration in his leg and will be out for two-to-three weeks, general manager Ken Holland said.
Holland said Jakub Kindl (groin) is expected to return for Friday's game against Minnesota, so the club will not sign another defenseman or recall anybody from the Grand Rapids Griffins.
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Kari Lehtonen Stars In Dallas Win Over Detroit
by Paul on 01/22/13 at 10:29 PM ET
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Paul here for George who hopes to return by Thursay...
Lehtonen was brilliant tonight (40 saves), only giving up 1 goal to Damien Brunner with 4 seconds left in the game.
Jimmy Howard was very good, but the Stars made the most of their opportunities to defeat Detroit 2-1.
One stat stands-out to me, the Wings are 0-15 on the pp over their first three games (0-4 tonight).
They are getting chances but either misfiring or being stoned like the were Lehtonen.
No need to panic yet, but if the Wings don't start putting the puck in the net on the power play, it could be a long short season.
Watch below the best save Jimmy Howard made all night, robbing Reilly Smith with the glove hand.
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The Tomas Holmstrom Press Conference
by Paul on 01/22/13 at 04:10 PM ET
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Holmstrom will be announcing his retirement from the NHL at 4:30pm ET.
As long as the stream holds up, you can watch it below...
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Name The Defenseman
by Paul on 01/22/13 at 09:44 AM ET
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via Helene St. James of the Detroit Free Press,
General manager Ken Holland told the Free Press this morning that he is working on signing a veteran and hopes to be able to use the defenseman in tonight's home opener against the Dallas Stars.
Holland didn't want to name the player until the deal is finalized. The contract has to be cleared by the NHL, and the player has to get to Detroit.
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Red Wings unsure of length of Carlo Colaiacovo's absence due to shoulder injury
by George Malik on 01/21/13 at 11:50 PM ET
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The Red Wings' injury bug is catching,and it caught Carlo Colaiacovo in a big way on Monday, as noted by MLive's Ansar Khan:
Oft-injured defenseman Carlo Colaiacovo hurt his shoulder early in the third period of Monday's 4-3 shootout win over the Columbus Blue Jackets ay Nationwide Arena and is out for an undetermined amount of time.
"Losing Colo isn't good news for us, but it's all part of the process,'' coach Mike Babcock said.
Asked if it appears Colaiacovo will be out for weeks, Babcock said, "Yeah, it doesn't look like it's any time soon.''
General manager Ken Holland said Colaiacovo will see a doctor in the morning to determine the extent of the injury.
The Wings may or may not have Jonathan Ericsson (shoulder) back in the lineup on Tuesday against Dallas, but at this point, as Khan notes, Jakub Kindl (groin) won't be back until Friday. As such, Brian Lashoff will play against the Stars, and the Wings may have to sign someone like Nathan Paetsch to a 2-way contract.
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Red Wings-Blue Jackets quick take: progress made…except for Colaiacovo getting hurt
by George Malik on 01/21/13 at 10:41 PM ET
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I'll write up something momentarily, but...Do we call this progress? The Detroit Red Wings edged the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-3 in a shootout, but the Wings also went 0-for-7 on special teams, gave up 2 power play goals, surrendered a 2-1 lead...
And when Carlo Colaiacovo's shoulder hit the glass on a heavy, heavy check, he dropped his left glove and headed for the locker room looking like he'd separated his shoulder, leaving Wings fans hoping that Brian Lashoff's first goal wasn't an anomaly, and that Jonathan Ericsson gets healthy in a hurry.
Was this progress? What do you think?
Here's Lashoff's first NHL goal...He's the 126th Griffin to score an NHL goal.
Update: According to Fox Sports Detroit's John Keating, the Wings will reassess the statuses of both Jonathan Ericsson (shoulder) and Jakub Kindl (groin) in the morning. No word about Colaiacovo yet.
Update #2: Rut roh:
Update #3: Here's Brunner's shootout winner...
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As you might expect, the lockout will yield 'short term pain and long-term gain' for the Red Wings
by George Malik on 01/21/13 at 06:39 PM ET
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Crain's Detroit Business's Bill Shea broke down both the costs and benefits of the third owners' lockout upon the Detroit Red Wings, and as you might expect, the organization took a financial hit during the lockout, but they also saved money over the short-term by not holding games...and will win out over the long haul thanks to taking in an increased percentage of hockey-related revenues over the course of the new CBA.
While Shea says that the Wings sacrified $8.8 million in operating income for missing 17 home games, they also saved a significant amount of money in terms of operating expenses--and they've come out with nary a loss in the season ticket-holding or suite-renting departments:
Another cost off the books is the pay for about 1,000 part-time game-day staffers. If each part-timer was paid the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour for a five-hour shift, that would translate into just over $616,000 for 17 lost home games.
The Red Wings, thanks to making the playoffs for the past 22 seasons, are largely shielded from the worst of the lockout's financial aftershocks because a loyal fan base and corporate sponsorship roster protect the bottom line.
"Those teams and team owners that are in good markets and operated them well will have the least adverse impact from the lockout. They've built up good will over decades," Ganis said.
The Red Wings are believed to have 14,000 season ticket holders, some of which are seats split among different ticket holders who have partial season packages. Almost all of those fans renewed their season tickets for 2013, and no suite holders were lost, a source familiar with the situation said.
Continued at significant length, and She's article is worth your time...
And it should also be noted that Michigan Radio's Joseph Lichterman reports that Detroit-area businesses lost $2 million in fan spending per game.
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The Mennonite Heritage Centre Gallery is hosting an art exhibit called Embracing the I-kon from Sept. 20 to Nov. 9.
Traditionally spelled as ikon (the Greek word for "image"), an icon, in this context, refers to an image of the divine and sacred, representing windows into heaven. Iconography comes from Eastern influences and Christian symbols and signs. This exhibit features work from Ukrainian iconographer Vera Senchuk and five contemporary Winnipeg artists whose work is "icon-inspired."
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Rereading The Commitments (published all of 25 years ago), I found the novel has lost none of its humour and joyful hope. It hasn't dated, unlike the film by Alan Parker (which seems by comparison now slow and heavy-handed). Since then Roddy Doyle has gone on to prove himself one of the greatest of Irish writers.
Things were tough back in the 1980s when The Commitments appeared. There was a recession; politicians were betraying those they were meant to serve; the banks and the church were about their nefarious doings. A gangster called Haughey was telling the country to tighten its belt; emigration was often the only choice for the young; abortion was illegal. Apathy or repressed anger had taken hold. Plus ça bleedin' change.
In The Guts, Doyle turns once more to those themes he has always written about so singularly: love and the family. Doyle has never written anything that is not about love and its transformational power. It is all that matters, ultimately, to love and be loved. Along with laughter, it keeps the darkness at bay. Optimism and hope, triumph over despair. The family, dysfunctional and chaotic though it may be, bestows strength and courage.
The Guts is also a return visit to Barrytown, Jimmy Rabbitte jnr and other well-loved characters. Part of the novel's charm is their familiarity, and our own nostalgia for their lives, as we encountered them all those years ago. We know they must have changed, yet we want to believe, illogically, that they haven't, and that the past has remained as we remember it.
But the shadows of mortality are lengthening. The grim reaper whistles, biding his time. Death is becoming real.
As in Bullfighting, Doyle's collection of stories where the protagonists are middle-aged men dealing with loss , caught between the future and the past, the world has shifted, cold winds are blowing, and the certainties of youth are fading or changing shape.
Jimmy Rabbitte, the wish-fulfilling Brian Epstein who put the Commitments band together, is now 47. He has been diagnosed with bowel cancer, is married to the lovely Aoife, has four kids and a dog-in-law, yet life, as my father used to say, catches up with us all.
It has caught up with his mate Outspan (the encounter with Jimmy is one of the book's most moving moments) and with the irresistibly sexy Imelda Quirke. Jimmy, despite his illness, is still ambitious. His job now is retreading Celtic rock bands from the 1960s and flogging their mortifying music on the internet.
It is easy to miss how many plates Doyle is spinning effortlessly in the air. As in The Commitments there is little description or exposition. The dialogue, like music, carries the narrative compellingly forward: a world of meaning in the half-spoken or the unspoken, in a "yeah", a "but" or a "look it"; the detached, objective narrator; Jimmy's inner monologues; the smallest observations illuminating a character (Jimmy snr hoists his trousers with a finger in the belt loop. Later Jimmy jnr does the same and laments the onset of geezerliness); characters struggle on optimistically despite failure, with something like heroism.


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On the Amalfi Coast, the 4-star Hotel Panorama has a swimming pool on its terrace which overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. Its private beach is just across the street, 65 ft away.
Score from 403 reviews Very good
Lovely view from balcony. Good breakfast.
Lots of ants on the balcony. Staff polite but not very welcoming.
Lovely hosts, yummy breakfast with beautiful views, close to everything, bus to Positano stops right outside hotel
Everything! Praiano was the pick of villages for us on the Amalfi Coast; quieter and less touristy than others. The hotel was fantastic - great staff who attended to our every need beautiful room and furnishings, generous breakfast and the view was spectacular!
Location above all and the family atmosphere
Amazing location, amazing views, very nice lady at the reception
Poor quality of room furniture, bathroom, no soundproofing what so ever, very poor breakfast, the same thing every single morning.
Friendly Staff always willing to help.Beautiful Views and Great Breakfast
Pleasant and helpful staff, clean facilities, public bus stops right there, car parking on premices
The staff were very friendly and helpful, they offered information on buses and general local information. Nothing was too much trouble. Room had great view along the coast towards Salerno and out to sea. The local buses stop right outside the hotel. Nice walks down to the beach or into the hills surrounding the village. Walking back up hill to the hotel is possible but suggest you get the bus. Sheets and towels seemed to be changed daily. They have a car park and will ensure your car is accessible when you need it.
The bathroom fittings are looking a little tired but all were very clean The school in front could wake you just before 8 o'clock in the morning but it was no problem. A general comment on the area and not the hotel is that parking is difficult in the resorts along the coast and can be expensive. Very busy in mid September.
We stayed two weeks in Hotel Holiday and we are very happy with the accomodational choice we made. The hotel is small and quiet, located a bit higher in Praiano. The staff is amazing, they really care about your well-being. We were already positively surprised that they could pick us up from the center of Praiano, just after our arrival with luggage by public bus. Next to that, they brought us everyday to the beach and picked us up and they make good recommendations about restaurants and (the planning of) our trips. More importantly they were there to help us when I was ill and lost my iPhone in a bus after visiting Pompeii. I assure you that you will not be seen as mere a passport and creditcard but as a person! The breakfast was good, everday fresh fruits and scrambled eggs on request. The rooms are all unique, we had a room with a balcony, two lay-down(?) chairs and seaview. Cleaning of the room is done properly. When we visit the amalfi coast again, we will come back here again.
Staff was great. They were very helpful with dinner recommendations as well as tours. The staff is definitely the best part of the stay. The hotel is a little hard to find as the town is hard to catch your bearings when you first arrive, but after the staff mentioned they would have picked us up - good to know for next time. Switched rooms part way through our stay and the second room's view was amazing! very relaxing on the patio
Transportation was a little tough in peak season when we were there - but this has more to do with staying in Praiano, not the hotel itself. Local city bus stop right beside the hotel. Sita bus is at times full by the time it gets to Praiano, it passes right by you. Suggest using city bus , not Sita bus
We were warmly welcomed on our arrival to the hotel! All of the staff remained professional during our entire week stay and made you feel like family. We also loved that this establishment is a family employed hotel with a beautiful history - you will get to see 3 generations working side by side!
Perfect for exploring the coast. Helpful and friendly staff, great local restaurant and wine shop nearby. Yummy breakfast on the terrace overlooking the sea. Parking at the hotel.
- Free shuttle to the beach. - Good breakfast. - Helpful staff. - Clean room.
- Small balcony.
Views quietness and the delicious sweets prepared by Concetta. Especially the sfogliatelli.
Bathroom was a little narrow
Located in an excellent area allowing easy accessibility to all towns along the coast. Staff are wonderful in providing advice and directions and breakfast was more than expected !
My parents and I stayed at this hotel for one night and were very disappointed. The location was horrible- up the hill with no shops or attractions within walking distance. The view from the balcony was nice but the rooms were small and the service was poor. Breakfast was very basic. As this was the most expensive room we booked in our whole Italian holiday, we expected more. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone.
Staff - very friendly and helpful. Also excellent value for a good quality hotel in such a nice location.
Wifi speed was variable.
Good location, there is a lively restaurant just up the road. Great fish! Staff are very friendly and helpful. Free parking which is a great bonus for Amalfi coast! The room was expensive compared to the rest of italy but cheap compared to other hotels on the amalfi coast.
the room smelt and felt abit damp.
View, breakfast, cleanliness, nice staff
This is a fantastic hotel with absolutely stunning ocean views from the room balcony, as well as from the breakfast area. The staff were extremely warm and friendly and made our 7 nights here the most memorable of our 5 week European holiday. We arrived by the sita bus from Sorrento. A quick call to the hotel, and Angelo arrived at the bus stop in less than 5 minutes to take us to the hotel. The room was very comfortable, with a small fridge and excellent bed. The breakfast was superb (especially Concetta's delicious cakes!). There is an excellent food store 5 minutes away by foot which sells fresh local produce at cheap prices, and lovely restaurants nearby. Many of these restaurants will even pick you up and drop you back at the hotel free of charge if you don't feel like walking. Praiano itself is quiet and friendly, and fascinating just to walk around. There are some beautiful nature walks nearby as well. But really, it was the warmth and affection shown to us by the staff at Hotel Holiday that will linger most in our memory. We can't wait to return one day.
angelo and his family were super friendly privacy was great, we could stay on our balcony sunbaking all morning, go to beach in the afternoon and come back to a spotless made up room. it was very peaceful overlooking the sea, no traffic noise at all. beautiful view back along to amalfi from our balcony amazing choice at breakfast buffet angelo drove us to the beach one afternoon so we could find the best one with the most sun until 8pm! we went to Lukas beach bar called one fire and had the best time free parking was a sinch. we could walk to any restaurant, all amazing we could walk to the bar del sole for drinks at sunset.. was perfect
there is nothing i didnt like about this hotel!
Helpful, friendly staff
No pool (but admittedly I did know that before I booked!) and very small balcony
Room: spacious with a big bed and tv with sky channels and terrace with sea view. Wifi connection was good. Food: we only had breakfast here because we were going around the whole day, but breakfast was very good: home made pastries and cakes that were delicious, there was also bread, ham and cheese,boiled eggs, cereals, yoghourts, etc, for us more than enough to choose from and high quality. Service: very friendly and helpful. Location: its on a quiet town Praiano, but this town has a bit of everything: restaurants, supermarket, pharmacy... It has a small beach with a restaurant that plays chill out music the whole day (its called One fire), we stayed there once and we liked it a lot, only negative point is that the water is very dirty, there's plastic and stuff floating all around you so its not very appealing to take a swim and the staff didnt really make the effort to clean that out with a net, apart from this wonderful place to lay on te sun while listening to nice music and having a drink. From Praiano we did small day trips to different places, its actually perfect because is in between Positano and Amalfi. We rented a scooter to move around because of the freedom it gives you and it also added to the experience, but its also possible to use the buses. In general very good experience.
Nothing negative to mention.
Accommodation is fairly basic but good value for money in an expensive area. Our room had a lovely balcony overlooking the water., The staff were helpful in taking us to the beach and showing us bus stops etc. Breakfast was not extensive but quite adequate. Away from the main area of Praiano but within walking distance and close to local transport.
At breakfast time the staff patrol the dining area although it is all self service making you feel a bit uncomfortable.
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Lots of fast times were turned in at the October 9th Delaware Distance Classic 15K:
Carol Giampietro recorded a third place age group finish at the October 10th Steamtown Marathon in Scranton, PA, with a time of 3:32:47.
Finishers from the October 16th Baltimore Marathon included Alex Gambogi (2:59:27), Frank Pagliaro (3:40:27), Megan Brannan (3:57:23), and Bill Gambogi (4:11:08). This was Megan's first marathon ever and Bill's first in 11 years. Congratulations to all! On October 17th, Angela Salvucci completed the Bay State Marathon (Massachusetts) in 4:11:33. Elsewhere on October 17th, Frank Sutman placed 4th overall and 2nd age group in the 41st Annual Jonas Cattell 10-mile Run from Haddonfield to National Park, NJ, in a time of 1:08:04.
Club finishers in the October 23rd Cafe Gelato 10-miler included Mike Monagle (1st AG, 1:00:02), Jay Coughenour (2nd AG, 1:02:07), Lee Kauffman (2nd AG, 1:08:00), and Theresa Kauffman (1st AG, 1:12:45). Also on October 23rd, Lynn Knothe placed 5th overall female in the White Rose 5-miler, held in York, PA, with a time of 31:42. Steve Sinko traveled to Washington, DC on October 24th to place 39th overall out of over 21,000 finishers in the Army 10-miler . His time was 53:54.
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The "Nature Girlz" brought home a spirited second place submasters finish from the 197-mile Hood to Coast Relay on August 27th - 28th. The 12-woman team included our very own Amy Blithe, Annie Pilson, Cindy Cucuzzella, and Kate Morris. Their finishing time was an impressive 23:44:30.
Kristy Baxter journeyed to Virginia Beach to finish the September 5th Rock and Roll Half Marathon in 1:38:04.
Lynn Knothe and Matt O'Brian were true speed demons at the September 10th Teri's Run in Downingtown, PA. Lynn posted a breakthrough 18:16 for 7th overall woman, while Matt blazed the course in 15:28 for 7th overall man.
Congratulations to Adam Singer for completing the September 12th Toughman Triathlon, 1.2m swim, 56 mile bike, 13.1 mile run in 4:59:03 for a second place age group finish.
Jay Coughenour (1:26:28), Cindy Cucuzzella (1:32:24), and Eric Larsen (1:33:00) completed the September 19th ING Rock and Roll Philadelphia Half Marathon. Congratulations to Cindy Kaiser (2:02:17) on her first half marathon finish. Team Gambogi turned out in force. Finishing were Alex (117th, 1:17:47), Dan (1:41:51), Joe (1:45:15), Bill (1:47:52), Bob (1:48:11), and niece Hannah Heck (2:16:09). Most of you will recognize this race better as the Philadelphia Distance Run.
Adam Singer was the overall winner of the September 22nd Run for Recovery 5K in a time of 19:18. It's inspiring to the rest of us to see a 50-year old as the overall winner of any race. Great job, Adam! Lynn Knothe was the overall winner of the Dogfish Dash 5K, held in Milton on September 26th. Her time of 19:10 allowed a commanding position in the post-race beer line! Also on September 26th, Kristy Baxter was the second overall female in the Naylor's Beach Duathlon (2-mile run, 26-mile bike, 10K run) in Warsaw, Virginia. Kristy posted an excellent finishing time of 2:28:27.
Adam Singer has been busy racking up great duathlon and triathlon performances this summer:
Lynn Knothe won her age group at the August 14th Ausherman 5-miler in Chambersburg, PA with a time of 31:02. Audrey Coughenour was the overall winner of the August 14th Pace For Prevention 5K in a time of 20:28, on pace with her father Jay. Eric Larsen, 1:34:48, and Kristy Baxter, 1:38:31, traveled to NYC on August 15th to complete the Bronx Half Marathon.
Down at the beach, Caroline Silverman set a new 10-13 year old age group course record at the Seven Sisters Highway One 10K, finishing in a time of 54:49!   Way to go, Caroline!
Club members posted some great performances amongst a very large field in the August 18th Tour De Lance 5K: Rodney Rosario, 16:30, 1st AG; Amy Blithe, 18:16, overall winner; Lynn Knothe, 18:55, 2nd AG; Adam Singer, 19:03, 2nd AG.


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Whether Georgia or Russia has sovereignty over Abkhazia and South Ossetia really doesn't matter in the long run.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice deserves credit for knowing how to make good use of a bad historical analogy. Where any other Republican Secretary of State would have chosen the Munich analogy to denounce the current Russian military intervention in Georgia, Rice reminded her audience of the Soviet Union's invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 during a press conference on August 13: "This is not 1968 and the invasion of Czechoslovakia, where Russia can threaten its neighbors, occupy a capital, overthrow a government, and get away with it.," she said. "Things have changed."
What merits attention is that Rice did not draw an actual parallel between 1968 and 2008. Instead she simply conjured the image of the Soviet Union/Russia as bully. That was smart, because the two events are so fundamentally dissimilar.
First, there was no territorial dispute involving minority ethnic regions in Czechoslovakia whose people preferred to be part of the Soviet Union. Majorities in both Abkazia and South Ossetia appear to prefer being part of the Russian Federation rather than the Republic of Georgia. Second, Czech President Alexander Dub?ek did not deliberately provoke the Soviet Union into a punishing military response by ordering the Czech army to attack Soviet peacekeepers. Georgian President Mikheil Saak'ashvili deliberately provoked the Russians by ordering his U.S.-trained Georgian army to attack the handful of Russian peacekeepers in South Ossetia, killing 10 and wounding 30. He did that despite knowing that the Russian 58th Army was stationed just on the other side of the border.
If Secretary Rice had wanted to offer a proper historical analogy, she could have compared the current conflict with the 1864 Second War of Schleswig by which Schleswig and Holstein, two provinces with ethnic German populations, were detached from the insecure grasp of Denmark and then annexed to Germany. That was the first of several successful limited wars by which the brilliant Prussian Chancellor Otto von Bismarck finally unified Germany and then established it as a Great Power.
It is unwise to encourage the masses to wonder why their political elites are so agitated about the ownership of some distant smear of color on the world map.
Neo-realist international relations scholars interpret the current conflict as another step in Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's strategy for the reemergence of Russia as a Great Power by asserting power in its traditional sphere of influence. Rice is obviously unlikely to deploy this historical analogy. First, only a fraction of her American audience will know the historical reference or have ever heard of Schleswig and Holstein. Even mentioning it risks alerting them that whether Georgia or Russia has sovereignty over Abkhazia and South Ossetia really doesn't matter in the long run.whether Georgia or Russia has sovereignty over Abkhazia and South Ossetia really doesn't matter in the long run. It is unwise to encourage the masses to wonder why their political elites are so agitated about the ownership of some distant smear of color on the world map. Worse, Rice would appear too much the smarty pants intellectual for the sort of populist conservative who seeks political wisdom from the likes of Jeff Beck and Toby Keith. And that could be a negative for any plans she might have for a future political career. Second, comparing the two little wars would suggest that Putin was on a par with Bismarck. She can't have that. After all, history will deem the president she serves anything but a strategic genius, and she has played a major role in helping him squander so much of America's power in the world.
There may be no good historical parallel for the disastrous decision-making of Georgian President Saak'ashvili. Instead, a cinematic reference is necessary.
Listening to Saak'ashvili's rambling performance during a August 15th joint press conference with Rice is like watching the immortal Groucho Marx perform in the 1938 Marx Brothers' comedy "Duck Soup." Groucho's character is Rufus T. Firefly, the new President of Freedonia, who snatches war from the jaws of peace by insulting the ambassador of neighboring Sylvania and thus torpedoing a negotiated peace settlement. As the Freedonian army collapses and the Sylvanian army closes in on the presidential palace, Firefly goes on the radio to plead for international assistance:
"Calling all nations! Calling all nations! This is Rufus T. Firefly...(We're in a mess folks!) Rush to Freedonia. Three men and one woman are trapped in a building. Send help at once."
Here is Saak'ashvili fulminating at the Russians during an August 15th joint press conference with Rice:
What deprives the Georgian Firefly's performance of its comedic punch is that his decisions resulted in the deaths of actual human beings and made refugees of many more. That, and the fact that he seems unstable.
If there is a silver lining to the dark cloud that is this absurd little war in the Caucuses it is that more Americans may begin to question why the Bush administration would endorse making Georgia and neighboring countries members of NATO.
If there is a silver lining to the dark cloud that is this absurd little war in the Caucuses it is that more Americans may begin to question why the Bush administration would endorse making Georgia and neighboring countries members of NATO. What they will be asking is whether it makes sense to obligate the U.S. armed forces to defend their political elites from the consequences of their irresponsible actions. How often will Americans have to watch the leader of a NATO "ally" on the borders of Russia appear on television to deliver an unfunny version of Grouch's lyrics?: "Tell them the enemy comes from afar, with a hey nonny-nonny and a ha-cha-cha."
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