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With the NFL lockout dragging on, The Insider is taking a look back to happier times -- when the Redskins weren't just playing football, but winning championships. Every day, we'll be revisiting different moments from the team's three Super Bowl-winning seasons -- through the words of The Post's beat writers and columnists. Today: Game 2 of the 1982 season.
September 19, 1982: Redskins, Manley: Stinging in the Rain
TAMPA, Fla., Sept. 19, 1982 -- The rest of us wanted to build an ark. Ducks called for taxis rather than walk around in this rainstorm. The last time anyone saw so much thunder, wind and lightning, Dr. Frankenstein sent up a kite to charge the battery of his surly creation. And what did Dexter Manley think when he saw Mother Nature sending an ocean down into his ear?
"It was just a great feeling to see it rain so hard," Manley said.
Explain yourself, sir, because half the customers ran for the lifeboats before the storm subsided at halftime.
"When that rain came, I made up my mind to play," said Manley, who recovered two fumbles, had a sack and chased Williams all over town. "This is great football weather, all this rain and mud. We're big grownups out there slippin' and slidin' in the mud. And, right, we're getting paid for having all this fun."
The Redskins have pro football's longest regular-season win streak. They finished 1981 with three straight victories and now are 2-0 on the road against teams out of the '81 playoffs. If last week's 37-34 victory over Philadelphia said good things about the offense, today's 21-13 victory in ludicrous conditions said good things about -- well, about everything.
The defensive line, with Manley sensational, badgered Williams into such ineffectiveness that he was sacked twice and ran for escape nine times. Of his 14-for-27 passing, only a 62-yard touchdown completion hurt.
Williams fumbled four times, all on center snaps in the rain. The Redskins recovered three times, alertly beating the Bucs to the ball and/or aggressively outwrestling them for it. Counting Curtis Jordan's blocked punt for a touchdown and two field goals set up by fumble recoveries, the defense accounted for 12 points.
And when it mattered most, with Tampa Bay trailing only 18-13 and needing to sustain the momentum of a touchdown scored 1:16 into the fourth quarter, the Redskins did what good teams must do. The offense immediately came back with a long drive for a score. It used 16 plays and 9:28 to go 63 yards for a Mark Moseley field goal and a 21-13 lead.
By then, only 4:16 remained. And the defense next did what good teams must do. It stopped Tampa Bay on three plays, albeit with unexpected help. Kevin House went 71 yards for a touchdown with a Williams pass. But officials properly ruled House had stepped out of bounds and then come back into play illegally.
The last 3:36 belonged, as it should have, to John Riggins. It has been 45 years since a Redskin had a day like Riggins' today. He carried 34 times, tying Cliff Battles' club record set in 1937, and gained 136 yards. The last 3:36, Riggins carried seven straight times for 48 yards.
"Riggo Drill" were the words on the locker room chalk board afterward. The Redskins end practice with the Riggo drill, giving the ball to the old man five straight times.
"John says he can't get a rhythm going unless he carries four or five times," said Coach Joe Gibbs. "We pass so much in practice, he doesn't get much work. So we go through the Riggo drill."
In rain that helped cause five Tampa Bay fumbles, the Redskins had none. Fundamentally sound, they also were confidently bold. As he did on third and four in Philadelphia, today on a critical third and four Gibbs called a running play up the middle for Clarence Harmon. It worked again, keeping alive the Redskins' last scoring drive.
In that drive, the Redskins also used good fortune. Gibbs later said Tampa Bay is a good team "and we were just fortunate to play with them." This was gracious, and not all wrong. On third and nine, at the Tampa Bay 26, Theismann threw long and incomplete. But the Bucs' defensive end, Dave Stalls, was so worried by Harmon's presence that he blatantly held Harmon.
Good teams worry other teams.
Good teams get good breaks.
"We're good," Dexter Manley said. "We've been getting criticized for our defensive line, but that's making us play hard. We're going to prove to everybody that we're not as bad as people said."
The crushing linebacker Neal Olkewicz, who recovered a fumble and batted down a pass, said, "We had to redeem ourselves a little bit for last week. Even though we came through then when we needed to, we knew we couldn't give up 34 points again. We're not going to score 37 all the time."
Dave Butz said it was no surprise the Redskins took four fumbles.
"Our game plan was to take the ball away," the defensive tackle said matter of factly. "Here, look."
There on Butz's game plan in his duffel bag were the words, "to win, we must make three interceptions and recover two fumbles."
Butz figured the four fumbles were enough, especially the way Williams played. "We wanted to put some heat on him as soon as we could," Butz said. "He throws those quick hitches off a two-step drop."
But after the four fumbles, Williams moved away from center more cautiously. He made sure he had the ball first.
"He was having to take too much time," Butz said, "and so he ran longer plays."
The longer a quarterback runs, the more likely he is to meet a thunderously strong, lightning quick defensive end.
"I feel like on third and long, it's up to me," Dexter Manley said. "I like to make the big play. Like today . . . "
Manley smiled and added, "I had one sack, but I should have had five."
The gentleman played up a storm.


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|Gnych v Polish Club Ltd (2015) 320 ALR 489
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How do you resolve an apparent competition between two separate pieces of legislation, where one creates rights that are seemingly taken away by the other?
This was the question recently considered by the High Court in a dispute between a landlord and tenant where the issue of statutory illegality came to the fore. In Gnych v Polish Club Ltd 1, the High Court ruled that the landlord could not rely on its own breach of one statute to argue against the existence of a lease under another statute.
The facts
The Polish Club Ltd (Club) was the owner of a property that was licensed under the Liquor Act 2007 (NSW) (Liquor Act) for the sale and supply of alcohol for consumption on the property. The Club wished to lease certain areas to a couple, Mr and Mrs Gnych (Gnychs), who wanted to run a restaurant from the premises. Terms were agreed in principle for a lease of two years, with two subsequent two-year option terms. The Gnychs took occupation of the premises and began running the restaurant on 31 March 2012. While a draft lease was prepared and issued by the Club's solicitors, no written agreement was ever finalised.
Relations between the parties deteriorated and the following events unfolded:
- in July 2013, the Gnychs' lawyers were notified of the Club's decision to terminate the relationship
- the Gnychs' lawyers responded in August 2013 by issuing a notice under the Retail Leases Act 1994 (NSW) (RLA) fixing the term of the Gnychs' occupancy for a term of five years from 31 March 2012
- in response, the Club's solicitors argued that any rights the Gnychs may have had under the RLA were overridden by the Liquor Act's prohibitions on leasing, particularly in section 92(1)(d) which obliged the Club to obtain the approval of the Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority (Authority) to the proposed lease (which the Club had failed to do).
In other words, the Club sought to rely on its own breach of the Liquor Act to assert that the Gnychs were not entitled to a five-year lease under the RLA.
The High Court's decision
The Club's argument that the Gnychs' statutory five-year lease was void failed in the High Court.
The Court (French CJ, Kiefel, Keane and Nettle JJ) reviewed the relevant authorities on statutory illegality and held that the scope of the prohibition in section 92(1)(d), and the consequences of a breach of that prohibition, are to be determined by the language of the section itself construed in the context of the Liquor Act as a whole. This led the Court to conclude that the prohibition in section 92(1)(d) was directed to the grant of the interest in land (in this case, the creation of the statutory lease under the RLA) and not the performance by the parties of the collection of rights and duties that regulated the statutory lease. The Court observed that to take a broader view of the prohibition and destroy the statutory lease at its inception would:
- allow the Club to take advantage of its own breach of the Liquor Act
- be inconsistent with the supervisory role of the Authority under the Liquor Act, and pre-empt any decision the Authority might make about the continuation of the statutory lease once approval was sought.
Illegality in a leasing context
The Gnych case turned on the role that statutory illegality plays in competing statutes. However, statutory illegality plays a broader role in the enforceability of contracts in general. The decision of the Victorian Court of Appeal in Equuscorp Pty Limited v Antonopolous 2(Equuscorp) is an example of this in the context of leasing arrangements.
Equuscorp involved a landlord's claim for damages for the termination of a forestry leasing scheme under which the landlord had granted the tenant consecutive leases of part of a parcel of land. Specifically, the grant comprised six terms of four years each, plus a final term of one year. At the time, there were two key provisions of the Local Government Act 1993 (NSW) (LGA) that came into play. First, section 323(1) prohibited any lease of part of a parcel of land without Council approval, unless the lease period (including the period of any option to renew) did not exceed five years. Secondly, section 327(3) of the LGA provided that if any agreement was entered into in breach of section 323(1), it would not be rendered illegal or void merely because an application for Council approval had not yet been obtained. Rather, such an agreement was subject to the Council's approval being obtained.
The landlord argued that each of the leases took effect as separate shorter-term transactions and therefore fell within the statutory exception in section 323(1), meaning that Council approval of each lease was not required. The Court of Appeal rejected this argument, holding that the consecutive leases were plainly intended to give the tenant an enforceable right to occupy the land for a period of 25 years. Accordingly, the exception did not apply and Council approval was required. Ultimately, despite the fact that section 327(3) operated to preserve the leases in the meantime subject to Council approval, that approval was never obtained. The landlord was therefore unable to enforce its claim for damages against the tenant.
It is important to note that the prohibition of the kind considered in Equuscorp does not prohibit a licence (as opposed to a lease) to use land for a term that exceeds five years, as licences are not caught by the current provisions in the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW) requiring Council approval to a subdivision.
Interestingly, it seems that nobody is currently challenging the hundreds of existing consecutive leases which have been used for decades for telecommunication facilities. On one hand, this may be because Schedule 3 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) overrides State laws requiring council approval. In Bayside City Council v Telstra Corporation Limited 3, the High Court held that State legislation authorising local authorities to levy rates and charges in respect of land occupied by telecommunication cables in a way which discriminated against a carrier was inconsistent with the Telecommunications Act and was invalid pursuant to section 109 of the Constitution. On the other hand, it may just be that there is no practical point in challenging these leases, because even if they were challenged effectively, the telecommunications operators would then seek to rely on their access rights under the Telecommunications Act, or indeed simply lobby for a change in law.
As yet, Equuscorp has not been properly tested in NSW (it may just be a frolic of the Victorian Court of Appeal), so the current state of the law on consecutive lease terms and deemed subdivision in NSW is yet to be formally determined.
Key takeaways
The following lessons emerge from this discussion:
- Any lease entered into in breach of a legislative prohibition is not necessarily unenforceable as a result of the illegality. A conclusion of that kind will require clear words in the legislation.
- The purpose of the relevant legislative prohibition, and the terms of the legislation, may mean that the lease is conditional upon certain steps in the legislation being satisfied.
- Long-term licences (and possibly consecutive telecommunication facility leases) are exceptions to the need to obtain subdivision approval to a lease of part of a parcel of land.
1Gnych v Polish Club Ltd (2015) 320
2Equuscorp Pty Limited v Antonopolous [2008] VSCA 179.
3Bayside City Council v Telstra Corporation Limited (2004) 216 CLR 595.
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Allowing the listing of technology incubators;
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In a transaction that marks its departure from the metropolitan Columbus market, DCT Industrial Trust of Denver has sold a 3.5 million-square-foot portfolio in the Ohio capital to Exeter Property Group for $112.1 million, the REIT announced Monday.28 October 2014 14:32
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Wiggins reaps reward from local knowledge
STUART O'GRADY and Bradley Wiggins proved to be the dominant forces at the centenary Good Friday track meeting at Herne Hill velodrome in South London yesterday.
O'Grady, the Australian national champion, provided a rousing climax to the celebratory meeting with a powerful sprint to victory in the Golden Wheel scratch race, the most lucrative track event in Britain, after Wiggins, the home hope, had instigated the frantic pursuit of Chris Newton, the world points race champion, from Great Britain.
In front of capacity crowds, O'Grady and Wiggins made up for the disappointment of David Millar's last-minute withdrawal through injury. Millar had travelled from France still hoping to race, but the injuries he suffered in a recent crash were too debilitating for him to compete.


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Appetizers and Drink Specials: Fried Oysters $10 Fire Cracker Shrimp $10 Southwest Chicken & Pesto Sliders with Waffle Fries $7 $5 Glasses of LuzĂłn, Blanco and William Hill, Cabernet Sauvignon $4 Orange Crushes and Mojitos $3 Budweiser and Heavy Seas
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No cost to play! Prizes for 1st & 2nd place!
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Tom Cole, President | email@example.com Dick Lombardo,Vice President | firstname.lastname@example.com Gary Garofalo, Treasurer | email@example.com Howard Feldman, Secretary | firstname.lastname@example.com Andy Wilson, Past President | email@example.com BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tim Reid Shaun Eddy Seth Lee Steve Schrenk Mike Jack Jim Scalley Cheryl Guth John Jorgenson
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Scott Lockwood Clubhouse Manager email@example.com ext. 234
Justin Passero Dining Room Manager firstname.lastname@example.com ext. 396
Golf - Howard Feldman email@example.com Junior Golf - Scott Segrist firstname.lastname@example.com Greens - John Jorgenson firstname.lastname@example.com Tennis - Christine Callahan email@example.com Membership - Andy Wilson firstname.lastname@example.com Compensation Committee - Seth Lee firstname.lastname@example.com Audit Committee - Shaun Eddy firstname.lastname@example.com
Rob Anderson Facility Engineer firstname.lastname@example.com ext. 247 Joe Mattingly Director of Tennis email@example.com ext. 235 Lynn Slupski Membership/Marketing Director firstname.lastname@example.com ext. 233 Carey Ward Communications Director firstname.lastname@example.com ext. 241
Finance - Gary Garofalo firstname.lastname@example.com Facilities - Rick Pundzak firstname.lastname@example.com House - Steve Schrenk firstname.lastname@example.com
CLUB PHONE NUMBERS Main Clubhouse 410.489.4653
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Clubhouse UPCOMING SOCIAL EVENTS MARTINI OF THE MONTH
Membership WELCOME NEW MEMBERS! GETTING INVOLVED IN LEADERSHIP THE NEXT NEW MEMBER FAMILY MINGLE
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Tennis NOTE FROM JOE MATTINGLY, DIRECTOR OF TENNIS USTA NEWS WOMEN'S MEMBER-MEMBER RECAP
11. CCWTA 9-HOLE INVITATIONAL Participate in our new Website Poll! This month, we're gauging interest in a bus trip to Wisp Resort.
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Kid Zone Fall Hours The Cattail Creek Kid Zone offers shortterm babysitting while a parent is on the Club premises. It is located on the lower level of the Clubhouse. You can view complete details about the Kid Zone on our website. Kids are not permitted in the Kid Zone except when a babysitter is present.
The Kid Zone is available for kids ages 3-12 who are potty-trained. Registration is required online (on the Club website), in advance.
Sunday, 12/9 Brunch with Santa
FALL HOURS OF OPERATION: Wednesday 5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Friday 5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Rates: $8 child/hour and $4 sibling/hour. For day-of reservations: $10 child/hour and $5 sibling/hour
Saturday, 12/1 Gingerbread House Decorating Friday, 12/7 Family Night: Holiday Carolers
Tuesday, 12/11 Dinner with Santa Wed-Fri., 12/12-12/14 Hanukkah Dinner Specials Sunday, 12/16 Brunch with Santa Friday, 12/21 Club Holiday Cocktail Party Monday, 12/24 Christmas Eve Dinner Tuesday, 12/25 Club Closed for Christmas Holiday
Wednesday, 12/26 Club Closed for Christmas Holiday
Monday, 12/31 New Years at Noon Kids Party
Friday, 11/2 Family Night: Creepy Crawlies Saturday, 11/3 Trivia Night
MARTINI OF THE MONTH "Caramel Apple Pie" $6 Smirnoff Kissed Caramel Vodka, Stoli Vanil Vodka, Splash of Apple Pucker, Apple Cider Cinnamon Stick, Apple Slice, and Caramel Drizzle Garnish
Monday, 12/31 New Year's Eve Dinner
Thursday, 11/8 Theme Night: Pasta Night Saturday, 11/10 Superintendent's Revenge Saturday, 11/10 Children's Etiquette Class Thursday, 11/15 Theme Night: Pasta Night Friday, 11/16 Cattail Iron Chef Friday, 11/16 Thanksgiving Carryout Orders Due Friday, 11/9 New Member Family Mingle Thursday, 11/22 Club Closed for Thanksgiving
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Thursday, 11/29 Theme Night: Pasta Night
Get Involved in Leadership! LYNN SLUPSKI [MEMBERSHIP MARKETING DIRECTOR] Later in his interview, I asked Steve Schrenk if he still felt his Board involvement was having the impact on the Club that he thought it would prior to assuming the role. He was quick to reply that his perception had been "exactly right." He continued by saying, "I am proud to serve the Membership by working to maintain this 'member's club' atmosphere, and to better it through of your listening to the membership as we continue to grow. your fit. At A great leader once told me:
It takes a lot of effort and hard work to keep Cattail on the forefront of country club trends, running efficiently, and on a path of success. In addition to the Club's paid staff, we rely on the voluntary efforts of many dedicated Members who love their Club and want to make positive contributions to its ongoing evolution.
At any given time, approximately "Take inventory 80 of your fellow Members are actively serving on one of our interests and find eleven standing committees, and/ the very least, you will gain a 'Every day you wake up, you must realize that day will or the Board of Directors. That very different perspective on the be better or worse than the day before, as it will never be the same. The choice is yours each morning.' figure doesn't include the many Club's operations and behindMembers who jump in without "I choose to make it better every day and Cattail is hesitation when asked, to serve the-scenes efforts required to just part of a typical day!" says Steve. on ad-hoc or subcommittees that deliver the Club experience you Most of our committees transition new members in oversee events and initiatives such expect and enjoy." at the beginning of any given year. If you are interested as the construction of the Learning in learning more about any given committee or role, the contact Center, search processes for key department heads, the bond information for all committee chairs can be found on the second exchange program, Tennis Classic, Junior Open, or Gentlemen's page of every newsletter, or you can contact me personally, and I Invitational, just to name a handful. will put you in touch with the right person. We are so fortunate to have such a diverse membership base "I really would love to, but I'm not lying when I say that I am that comes from all walks of life, with different backgrounds, CRAAAZZY busy!" experiences, careers, and skill sets that can benefit the works of our various committees. In order for each committee to operate We understand! Just being an active Member of the Club counts at maximum value to the Club though, we need Members to as doing your part. If your schedule doesn't accommodate joining take inventory of their interests and skills and match up with a committee, there are other, just-as-important ways that you can the committee that is best suited for him or her. Keep in mind get involved: also, that most committee terms are only for two years, so we Attend meetings. There are very few meetings each year to constantly need new energy to replace outgoing leaders. which the entire Membership is invited and therefore, the material Steve Schrenk, who joined in 2003, and was elected to the Board delivered at them covers important topics that will likely arise of Directors last year, describes Cattail as truly being a "member's throughout the year. Those who make an effort to attend, and club" and not just a club run by "select members." educate themselves, are privy to that information in advance, can ask questions, and provide their feedback for consideration by the When asked why he decided to get involved at the committee Board of Directors. Cattail has approximately 580 Social and Golf level, Steve commented, "Through my frequent utilization of the families, and on average, only about 75 individuals take the time to club, I came to know a large portion of the Membership. As such, come to our Membership-wide meetings. I have been able to listen to them, and felt I could help represent them at the Club's leadership level. Thereby, I could assist in continuing to promote the "member's club" feel that I find to be one of Cattail's greatest strengths." Some committees and leadership opportunities require a significant commitment and others only minimal time and energy. Whether you only serve a two-year term on a committee, or continue to serve on additional committees working your way up to Board membership, your time is appreciated and valued. Take inventory of your interests and find your fit. At the very least, you will gain a very different perspective on the Club's operations and behind-the-scenes efforts required to deliver the Club experience you expect and enjoy.
Reply to our questions, polls, and surveys. Each month, we post a poll on the homepage of the private side of our website, soliciting your opinion on a variety of topics. We also regularly ask questions on our Facebook page to gather your feedback on events. Surveys are sent after certain events, tournaments, and camps to evaluate your experience so we can continue to improve. We take into account the feedback you provide very seriously when we make decisions and plan future events.
"I came to know a large portion of the Membership. As such, I have been able to listen to them, and felt I could help represent them at the Club's leadership level." - Steve Schrenk
...My Take on the Value of Getting Involved at Cattail TOM COLE [CLUB PRESIDENT] When I joined Cattail Creek in 2002, I only knew two Members. During my first year as a Member, I golfed with Steve Weber, the Green Committee Chairman at the time. During that first round we talked about the course and how it was being maintained. Steve invited me to join the Green Committee starting the next year. From that point forward, I have had the opportunity to meet dozens of Members and make many good friends. It is enjoyable to come to the Club and spend time with your friends, and being involved in the leadership of the Club creates even more situations where you meet different people. If I hadn't gotten involved in the leadership of the Club, I never would have met as many wonderful people as I have – "Participating with the Members and that includes the who get involved and do things members, and the that benefit the Club is more staff!"
NEW MEMBER FAMILY MINGLE Get to know other new Members who have young children in a casual setting. We'll entertain the kids in the Kid Zone while you mingle!
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 6:00 p.m. appetizers in the Founder's Lounge Kid Zone open for drop-off 6:30 p.m. kids eat dinner in the Kid Zone 7:00 p.m. adults move to the Dining Room for dinner $8++ per Adult covers appetizers. Dinner and Drinks by signature.
valuable to me than any pay I could ever ask for." - Tom Cole
Looking at it from another angle, I'm often told I should get double my current pay for the job I do as the Board President. I'm never sure how to take that since the pay is zero! Seriously, being on a committee or on the Board of Directors creates situations where you get to work with Members and the staff on various projects, events, or enhancements for the Club. It seems like every month I meet someone, or hear about a situation, where a Member or a staff member took an action that had a positive impact on another Member, or the Club in general. Hearing of, and participating with the Members who get involved and do things that benefit the Club is more valuable to me than any pay I could ever ask for.
DEADLINE TO DOWNGRADE/RESIGN All requests to downgrade your Membership category, or resign, for the 2013 year, must be received in writing by November 15, 2012 and will take effect on the coming January 1. Email notification directed to Lynn Slupski is sufficient – firstname.lastname@example.com. Downgrading or resigning is a big step, so be sure to take 5 minutes for a phone conversation with Lynn to understand all of your options, and how your decision affects you in the future – 410.489.4653 ext. 233.
Children's Etiquette Class: Essential, Educational, but also very FUN! LYNN SLUPSKI [MEMBERSHIP MARKETING DIRECTOR] I have had the pleasure of working with Cathy Hanson and Carol Haislip, Directors at the esteemed International School of Protocol, for quite a few years now. I wholeheartedly believe in their programs, which range the gamut covering business and social topics for children and adults alike.
The International School of Protocol returns this month and places the social focus of our fall class on a topic very close to many of us:
This class is an amazing opportunity for our Cattail Kids, and absolutely worth the investment. Most importantly, kids leave the class feeling comfortable at the thought of being in a variety of different settings amongst people of all walks of life; I hope you will register today! The Children's Etiquette Class will be held on Saturday, November 10 at 10:00 a.m. The class is best suited for children ages 6-11. Click here to register.
My first introduction to the Baltimore County-based business came in 2006 while employed at Baltimore Country Club, which has contracted Cathy and Carol to host Children's Etiquette Classes for many years now. The bi-annual event is so respected and successful there, that it always sells out. I have also personally attended the ISP's professional development courses and found them to be incredibly valuable. In the simplest terms, Cathy and Carol have mastered the art of relating to any given audience, making each individual feel important and comfortable, while still delivering a FUN program. Further, they keep up with the current times, as exemplified by some of our past kid's programs that have covered topics such as 'Holiday Etiquette' and 'Texting, Cell Phone and Social Media Etiquette.' In addition to dining manners taught over a 4-course meal, Cattail Kids will be introduced to basic social etiquette such as introductions, eye contact, and conversing with adults, to name a few. Each class always emphasizes a specific social topic, and I'm so pleased that our fall platform focus will be anti-bullying, a serious issue worldwide that has also hit home right here in Howard County.
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tip for moms: The Superintendent's Revenge Golf Tournament also begins at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, November 10 and will finish at about the same time – 2:00 p.m.! If dad is a golfer who will be playing in the Tournament, register your kids and send them to the Club with Dad for the day!
Golf Clubhouse
Dear Member, With winter closely approaching, it is time to recognize some outstanding golfing achievements by our Cattail Members this season. The first round of applause is well deserved for the Cattail Junior Golf Members. Bennett Buch, Steven Segrist and Matthew Forester are part of the Marriotts Ridge High School golf team that qualified for the Maryland State Championship. In addition, I'd like to give a special recognition to Bennett Buch and Ashley Frost. Bennett, a freshman, won the 2012 State Individual Championship with a record breaking total of 138 (68-70) at the University of Maryland's golf course. Ashley was the first ever Glenelg High School female golfer to qualify for the Individual State Championship. Congratulations! Secondly, congratulations to Mike Occi on qualifying for his first United States Senior Amateur, which was played at Mountain Ridge Country Club in Caldwell, New Jersey. Although Mike did not qualify for the match play portion of the Championship, we all know he will be back again next year to give it a another go! Captain, Howard Feldman, and his B-Team members deserve a standing ovation for
BUNKER to BUNKER
{ young and old... Cattail Golfers bring home the cheese! FAIRWAY FEATS: Congratulations to Shawn Lynes for his eagle on #4 with a wedge, and John Gribbin for his eagle on #18 with a hybrid!
their successful defense of the 2012 B-Team Championship. The finals were played at Caves Valley Golf Club with Cattail edging out Sparrow's Point with a narrow two point victory. The Championship came down to the final match of Bob Menton and Tim Berry, needing two points to tie and two and half to win. When they revealed they won all three points, it marked the first time in B-Team history that a club successfully defended the Championship. Congratulations to all the B-Team members: Captain Howard Feldman, Eric Frost, Joe Fields,Tom Cole, Andy Wilson, Rob Sokohl, Neil McShane, Dick Lombardo, Jeff Taylor, Richard Taylor, Joe Dunn, Drew Clark, Scott Michaelson, Pete Laake, Tom Teodori, John Jorgenson, Jerry Seidel, Bob Menton, Derek Anderson, Scott Segrist, Greg Forester, Ray Ignacio, Harry Spector, Tom Keehn, Chris Spendley, Rich Abruscato, Colton O'Donoghue, Tim Berry, Jim Selfridge, and Scott Shigo.
Bennett Buch
All The Best, Jason T. Marciniec Head Golf Professional B-Team Cham
GOLF SHOP NEWS: What's that great smell? JASON MARCINIEC Have you been in the Golf Shop lately? If not, be sure to stop by and pick up a couple of scented candles and other holiday themed items from Frasier Fir. The Golf Shop staff have been using these products for the past month and it truly gets you into the holiday mood. These items make great holiday grab bag gifts and are the perfect holiday gift for your child's teacher.
MEET BOB WAMPLER Dear Cattail Creek Member, The opportunity to come on board as your PGA Head Golf Professional and serve you, your families, and your guests, is an absolute honor. It will be my mission, as well as the Golf Professional Staff's mission, to consistently provide service excellence and an unforgettably positive golf experience on a daily basis. I am looking forward to building upon the already-positive momentum we have going at Cattail Creek. Meeting each and every one of you and building strong, long-lasting relationships with you and your families will be one of my first priorities. To provide a little information on my background, I graduated in 2005 from the Pennsylvania State University's Professional Golf Management Program and have been a Class A Member of the PGA since 2007.
Prior to coming to Cattail Creek, I have had the opportunity to work under the leadership of Tony Pancake at Crooked Stick Golf Club (IN), Dennis Satyshur at Caves Valley Golf Club (MD), Alan Surges at the Stock Farm Club (MT) and Nick Wolfe at Waynesborough Country Club (PA). Most recently, I was promoted to the PGA Head Golf Professional at Waynesborough Country Club this past summer. On a personal level, my wife of five years, Kate, and I, are excited to welcome the newest addition to our family this holiday season. Our first child is due on or around December 30th, and we are excited to plant roots in the Baltimore area. For the next few months, I will be working with my team at Waynesborough Country Club, as well as with Jason Marciniec and the Cattail Creek team, to ensure a
smooth and positive transition on both ends. Additionally, I want to make sure that I am available and here to support my wife through the final stages of her pregnancy and for the birth of our daughter, Audrey. I will be at Cattail Creek on a full-time basis beginning February 1, 2013 and sincerely look forward to meeting all of you. In the meantime, I can be reached by email at email@example.com. Lastly, I would like to thank Joe Fulco and his staff, as well as the entire Board of Directors and Executive Committee, for welcoming me and my family with open arms and providing me with this excellent opportunity. Everything for Golf, Bob Wampler, PGA Head Golf Professional
Green Report CHRIS HARRIMAN [GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT]
October ended with some seriously soggy weather. Hurricane Sandy came through and dropped over 48 hours of non-stop rain on the Golf Course, totaling over 6 inches. That is almost 25 million gallons of water in two days. Needless to say, the Course may be a little soft for a while. With temperatures dropping now, and the much lower angle of the sun, it will take a good stretch of sunny days to get the Course firmed back up. This month, we will pull aerification cores out of the fairways. As soon as the fairways dry out, we will begin tackling this arduous task. In the past two years, we have seen the fairways firm up and become a more dense playing surface. Pulling aerification cores and topdressing allows for more root growth and better water penetration,
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which both lead to a firmer surface. In the future, we hope to simply revert to only using solid tines on the fairways (not pulling cores out) but for now, we need to continue removing the thatch layer that is the inherent problem with bentgrass. If the weather can cooperate, we will also be aerifying the tees along with the fairways. Thankfully, Sandy knocked a good amount of the leaves out of trees, so leaf intrusion should be kept to a minimum this November. Keep up with the Blog for weekly updates! We hope to see you at the Superintendent's Revenge Tournament on Saturday November 10th!
COST ($50) IS INCLUDED WITH TOURNAMENT CLUB MEMBERSHIP. HOT BREAKFAST 9:00 a.m. SHOTGUN 10:30 a.m.
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Laughter and smiles were abundant as we remembered a dear friend and supported a very important cause. Cathy's daughter, Julianna attended the event and said, "The weather was perfect and the ladies did an
to do with being a part of a solid community. Although the event was hosted and coordinated through the Tuesday morning Women's 9-Hole League, the participants were drawn from the CCWTA Twilight League, the CCWTA 18 Hole League, Tennis Members, Social Members, Guests, friends, and the Herold Family. Our Head Golf Professional, Jason Marciniec, worked closely with the event planners; Nic Flickinger also donated his time with a "pro shot on No. 9," and Ricky Serrano donated a lesson for longest drive. Cattail may not be a village, but it's certainly a wonderful community, made up of caring and fun individuals, who all contributed to making this event successful and special!
I really enjoyed 'hanging with the girls' as my mom would say when she went out golfing with her Cattail girlfriends."
The weather on the day of the event was ideal, with a bright blue sky and endless sunshine! The ladies were decked out in purple, the signature color of pancreatic cancer research, and purple was sprinkled throughout the event through balloons tied to the golf carts, accented gift bags and flowers stationed at each tee. More than 45 women registered for the event
and collectively raised nearly $4,000, which included a corporate sponsorship and a large personal tax deductable donation!
amazing job planning the event. I know that my mom was watching over us and smiling. I really enjoyed 'hanging with the girls' as my mom would say when she went out golfing with her Cattail girlfriends.' The success of this event reminded me of the proverb, "it takes a village to raise a child" − my personal interpretation having
Cattail recently hosted a beautiful philanthropic event, and I'd like to share with you the inspiration behind it, and the amazing results. On Tuesday, September 11, 2012, the CCWTA Tuesday 9-Hole League hosted a Ladies' Invitational and Luncheon supporting pancreatic cancer research and awareness. The event was held in memory of one of our league's members, Cathy Herold, who passed away from the terrible disease in 2010.
The CCWTA 9-Hole League looks forward to making this an annual event and hosting it again in September 2013,
to help continue spreading awareness and fundraising for pancreatic cancer research. I was so deeply touched by the many personal stories shared with me on the day of the event by Cattail Members and Guests who have had family members or friends taken by this horrific disease. It has encouraged me to try to bring more awareness to pancreatic cancer. I hope you will consider joining us as a participant next year, or by making a tax deductable donation on the day of the event. To learn more about pancreatic cancer, and events in your community, visit www. pancan.org
Click here for more information about the Cattail Creek Women's Golf Association
The Herold Family with event organizers, Stephanie Nucci, Loraine Herdrich, and Heather Smyth
PANCR EATIC C ANCER FACTS : •Pancreatic cancer is the fourth leading cause of cancer death in the United States • Pancreatic cancer has the lowest relative survival rate of all the cancers tracked by both the American Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute:
• 74% of patients die within the first year of diagnosis
• 94% of pancreatic cancer patients will die within five years of diagnosis and only 6% will survive more than five years
• Pancreatic cancer is a leading cause of cancer death largely because there are no detection tools to diagnose the disease in its early stages • Pancreatic cancer may cause only vague symptoms
RICKY'S TIP: Use the New Learning Center! (Part One: The Sam Putt Lab) RICKY SERRANO [DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION] Did you know that most golfers shoot in the 90's? Forty of those strokes take place on the putting green. At the Learning Center, we have the same device that the top tour professionals are using to perfect their short game. It's called the Sam Putt Lab, and it can help you break 30 putts in a round. The Sam Putt Lab ("Sam" stands for Science and Motion), will give you a complete analysis of your putting stroke and style. This amazing technology provides us with all kinds of detailed reports, such as the consistency of your aim, centeredness of contact, the path, and the length of your stroke. Having this data allows us to see the consistency and inconsistency of your putting stroke, which not only helps us improve your putting, but can also give us the data to properly fit you with the correct putter.
October Golf Happenings NIC FLICKINGER [FIRST ASSISTANT GOLF PROFESSIONAL] The Men's Member-Member rounded out the month of September on the Course. The two-day tournament saw much great play in each of the four formats: better ball, aggregate, alternate shot, and scramble. The full field of 108 golfers played under great conditions for both rounds, and at the end of the second round, the six flight winners dueled it out in a three-hole shootout. Tim Carr and Bill Davidow were able to emerge as the champions, with Robert Yoon & Sang Oh and Eric Frost & Mark Biegel finishing second and third, respectively. Congratulations to all of our Flight winners: First Flight: Tim Carr & Bill Davidow Second Flight: Eric Frost & Mark Biegel Third Flight: Jim Selfridge & Rob Bowman Fourth Flight: Greg Poling & John Jorgenson Fifth Flight: Robert Yoon & Sang Oh Sixth Flight: Peter Brophy & Barry Downey One week later, the two-day Husband & Wife tournament was contested by ten teams, all attempting to take down the defending champions of this event, Kathy & Mike Occi. Unfortunately, a beautiful day of weather the day before gave way to a very wet and soggy tournament day. Although the Saturday conditions were tough, the defending champs proved to be too much to handle again this year as their score of 150 was more than enough to defend their title. The second place honors in the gross division went to Wendy & Scott Michaelson with a score of 161. Leading the way in the net division were Sondra & Ross Rappaport with a score of 133, and right behind them in second were Loraine & Charles Ruttenberg at 134. October 17 saw the close of one of the year-long events at Cattail Creek: the Men's Founder's Cup. Forty-nine teams began this better ball match play event and in the end, John White & Dan Deignan (pictured above), came out on top. Their title came at a 2&1 victory over Scott Shigo & John Jorgenson. Congratulations to Ray Ignacio & Scott Segrist and Dave Kopp & Joe Fields for making it into the final four.
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With the golf season coming to an end, there is but one tournament left on the horizon! Be sure to mark your calendars for the Superintendent's Revenge Tournament on Saturday, November 10. It's going to be a fun one.
{ member spotlight: CHERYL GUTH } Q. You were mentioned on the Maryland Daily Record's list of the 2012 Top 100 Women. Congratulations on such an achievement! With such a busy career and your involvement in Cattail Leadership, you still found time to sweep these tournaments.! What have you noticed about the evolution of Women's Golf here?
Cheryl has been a Member of Cattail Creek since the early days. Over the years, she has served on the Board of Directors (1996-2001; 2009-present), the Nominating Committee (2002 and 2008), and the Golf Committee (2005-present). She also served as the Club Secretary from 1997-2001 and has been a member of the CCWGA since the Club opened in 1993. Cheryl actively participates in the Wednesday Evening League, Club golf tournaments and the Women's "A" Team. During her service on the Board, she participated in several special projects, including the preparation of definitive Membership rules and regulations, a Member handbook, documentation for the bond exchange program and Club governance procedures. This summer, Cheryl had quite the winning streak on the Course, taking the Women's President's Trophy, Senior Club Championship, Women's Club Championship, and the Women's Founder's Cup. When not playing golf, Cheryl practices law with McGuireWoods LLP in Baltimore, Maryland. Her practice includes the areas of municipal finance, real estate finance and employee benefits.
A. Women's golf at Cattail started strong and continues to evolve. I think the change in the makeup of our membership has put pressure on participation. We have a lot of young families who are juggling their responsibilities at home and at work, and those women are finding it difficult to fit golf into their schedules. So participation is not where I'd like to see it, but we are getting more support from the golf staff and I think we're moving forward. The leagues provide a great way to meet other women golfers of all abilities – I would urge everyone to come out and and give it a try. Q.You and your husband have been Cattail Members since the late 1980's. What do you like most about this Club? A. Definitely the people. The members here have always been very friendly and open. We only knew one other member when we joined, but we've made so many good friends here over the years. And it's a fun, relaxing place to spend our free time, which is important when
your free time is limited like ours is! Q. You've also been involved at the leadership level of these committees since 1996, and now on the board. What advice would you have for members considering getting involved with a committee? A.Think about what special skills you have and the areas that you are interested in and find a committee where those skills and interests can be used. The club needs you. Cattail would not be what it is today without the thousands of hours that our volunteer committee and board members have devoted to the club over the years. Q. It's clear that even your leisurely hobbies keep you busy in your free time. Is there anything besides golfing that you enjoy in your down time? A. Bob and I enjoy the theater. We have subscribed to CenterStage for over 20 years and I currently serve on their Board of Trustees. We are also huge Ravens fans and have had season tickets since they came to Baltimore. And we love to travel. We recently came back from a wonderful vacation to Barcelona and southern France and are headed back to London in November for a theater trip with CenterStage. Last year, we traveled to India with fellow Cattail members Steve and Debbie Zients and Vijay and Geetanjali Narayen.
Cheryl is also a member of the Board of Trustees of CenterStage, state theatre of Maryland. Recently, she was recognized by The Daily Record as one of Maryland's Top 100 Women, an annual list created to recognize outstanding achievement by women as demonstrated through professional accomplishments, community leadership and mentoring. Cheryl resides in Ellicott City with her husband, Bob, and two cats, Nick and Nora. We had the opportunity to interview Mrs. Guth about her recent accomplishments and contributions to Cattail... enjoy!
Staff Corner
Drew Smith is from Baltimore, MD and has worked at Cattail for 5 years as a server. He is studying Exercise Science at Howard Community College, and will be starting classes at the Baltimore School of Massage Therapy in January. Drew is on his way to becoming a personal trainer or physical therapist - he would eventually like to work for a sports team. In his free time, Drew enjoys listening to, and making, music as well as playing sports with his friends and family members. Drew hopes to one day travel through Europe.
Anna Tucker is from West Friendship, MD. She studied Communication and Marketing at DeSales University until this May when she graduated! Anna has worked at Cattail for 3.5 years as a server. She hopes to soon pursue a career in the field she studied, or return to school for a second degree in Elementary Education. Anna loves to play the ukelele, snowboard, and entertain her neices and nephews, who are "the best!"
Luis Velez is from Olney, MD. Luis is studying Finance and Spanish at Towson University where he also plays volleyball. He has been working at Cattail for 2 years as a server. In his spare time, he enjoys sports, especially golf, as well as spending time with his family and friends. In the future, Luis would like to be a stock broker with an office on Wall Street!
Melissa and Drew, enjoying their New Year's Eve shift in 2011.
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Melissa Wrobleski is from Glenwood, MD. She has been serving and driving the drink cart at Cattail for 2.5 years. She studies Nursing at Howard Community College, and hopes to become successful in the medical field so she can have a daily impact on other people. Melissa lives with her Granny, and Yorkie named Tinkerbelle, and enjoys being an artist in her free time.
A Word from the Pro:
Cattail Members represented the Club in several levels of men's and women's USTA combo leagues. Advancing to the Maryland District Tournament were Suzanne Arena's 5.5 team, Eileen Dietz's 6.5 team, Kellie Keehn's 7.5 team, John Kelly's 6.5 team, and Don Reuwer's 7.5 team.
It's hard to believe another full outdoor season at Cattail is coming to a close. I would first like to congratulate the winners of the 2012 Women's Member-Member, Laurie Duncan and Terri Jubb. The finalists were Theresa Puchalla and Kelly Bendel. The final CCWTA Social was held October 24th. A great time was had by all! There were some very creative costumes, with the 'Best Costume Award' going to Lori Jobson, who dressed as a Mermaid. Cattail was very well represented at the Combo State Championships held in Columbia the weekend of October 19-21. Cattail is starting to be recognized not just as a young, local league but rather as a skilled group of teams of which the competition would rather not face. Please keep in mind that if you or your team would like to organize a weekend trip to the beach, talk to me as soon as possible; weekends are filling up quickly. The date for the 2013 Charleston Trip has been set for April 11-14. Keep an eye out for an email with the details in early November. �
Tennis Pro Shop News
Women's Member-Member JULIE SEANEZ The Women's Tennis Member - Member Tournament, held on October 12th, was a tremendous success! This year we had the largest turnout in Cattail history with 32 players participating. Terri Jubb and Laurie Duncan (pictured below) edged Teresa Puchalla and Kelly Bendel to become the 2012 Women's Champions. Terri and Laurie beat Pam Henley and Sherry Cummings in the semis. Teresa and Kelly defeated Eileen Dietz and Laura Haney in the other semi round. The Tennis Staff raffled off some prizes during the tournament. Kellie Keehn was the big item winner; her name was drawn for a Wilson racquet! Other raffle winners were Charlene Della Ratta, Erin Flavin, Jamie Coles and Kelly Garofalo. We'd like to extend our thanks to all of the Members who braved the cold wind to participate!
Did you read the Cattail Creek Holiday Guide? Don't forget about the holiday racquet tune-up specials! Have your racquet restrung with standard string and get an overgrip and dampener all for $26. Upgrade your string and also receive the overgrip and dampener for the low price of $32!
TIM'S TIP OF THE MONTH: the other side of failure TIM HALTER [HEAD TENNIS PROFESSIONAL]
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side resides belief in yourself. "I CAN make it through my bad times. I CAN win despite my mistakes and failures." On the other side of failure, mental toughness becomes part of your inner arsenal of mental weapons. You no longer fear mistakes or failures. In fact, you welcome them as an opportunity to set you apart from the other players. You are mentally tough and you know it!
This is exactly what many players do in the fog of failures. They emotionally just sit there! If they would just stay positive and keep moving, eventually the fog would clear and they would be on the other side of failure.
Note: If you decide to embark on this journey to the other side of failure, pack well, but leave your emotional baggage behind.
What can players learn on the other side of failure? Let me start with this. Pros have missed forehands, backhands, serves and many other shots in match play and practice, but they can still win! Did it ever dawn on you that it is not the misses or failures that make you lose but your mental attitude toward those failures? You insist on stopping in the emotional fog of failure, never learning what is on the other side!
Please be courteous to Members coming onto the courts behind you, and always take a couple of minutes to pick up all of your tennis balls before leaving, especially after using the ball machine.
On the other side resides a clearer view of failure and a clearer view of where you are going. On the other
Let's suppose you are in a match or you are having a training session. You miss a few fore-hands, some backhands and a number of serves. This happens again and you become annoyed. You mentally stop, become emotional and think, "I can't win a match with all these mistakes. What am I doing wrong? I must stop making these mistakes." From there you become tentative and hypersensitive about your mistakes. Every mistake from then on becomes mentally internalized. You think, "There I go again, another miss. I'm going to lose if I keep this up." You are firmly parked in an emotional environment of failure. Now everything that happens will be filtered though this emotional environment that you, and you alone, have created. Disaster looms!
To help you understand, imagine you are walking over a bridge partially covered in fog. Everything is clear as you begin. Halfway up the bridge, you walk into the fog.The fog lasts for about fifty feet. All you have to do is continue to walk through the fog to reach the other side. Instead, you panic, sit down and stay in the fog. As far as you are concerned, everything is foggy and this is the way it will stay.
Players should be aware that there is a lot of good on the other side of failure. Let me explain. Most players reach the point of failure, put on the brakes and do not think their way through to the other side. Instead, their minds become cloudy with emotional thinking, and they begin a negative freefall. In essence, they stop and sit in emotional turmoil. They avoid the invaluable lessons failures offer that build the mental toughness necessary for future match challenges. All of these lessons reside on the other side of failure.
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Car Batery Charger As 12v DC Power Supply???? Will This Setup Work
I am am purchasing a GWS Battery Charger GWS-MC2002. It is a 12v DC charger. You can find them at http://www.aeromicro.com Now, Since I dont want to always have to hook it up to the car battery, would I be able to use a car battery charger as the 12v power supply. Heres my idea......
The Car battery charger(CBC) has a 120v AC input and a 12v DC Continous output at 10 amps(which I will be using). Now I am thinking that if I hook up the CBC alligator clips to the GWS charger alligator clips, It will be just like hooking the GWS Charger to a 12V battery, because 12v of DC current will be coming out of the CBC. Do you think this would work. Thanx Patrick
Last edited by putt_13; Aug 12, 2002 at 11:59 PM.
NOT recommended. The power coming off of a car battery charger is too "dirty". You can charge from a car/RV battery while such a charger is also attached, however.
I think the computer power supply idea being discussed in your thread in Parkflyers is probably a better bet, even though it will require getting a power supply with a hefty 12V rating (at LEAST 5A - the charger is fused at 20A on the input side).
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