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5 Must-Have Apps for Samsung Galaxy Note 9
Google play store has thousands of thousands of apps, it is the most Known App source for Android users. But what most people forget about, is the fact that they have another App store which makes some really useful applications under their services. Like, free text message app, note taking app, and other android os Apps. Get Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Factory Unlocked Phone
In this review, I’ll show you Five 5 best apps for Note 9 that you should test on your Samsung Galaxy Note 9. All of these apps are free, and they’re absolutely fantastic full of features. This review made for Samsung Galaxy note 9 users. But if you
have another Samsung devices, you can follow the steps and check if they’ll work on your device as well.
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And before diving into the details of the Apps, let’s know where we can found them and how. All these Apps are designed for Galaxy devices, so you’ll not find them on play store, and most probably they will not be available anywhere except in Galaxy Apps Store. And if you want to get into it, go inside your Samsung device app drawer and search for ‘’ Galaxy Apps Store’’. You may be interested in this as well S10 Plus vs Galaxy Note 9.
THE FIRST APP: SOUND ASSISTANT’’
Alright, so the first App that I want to talk about: called the ‘’sound assistant app’’ so basically this App allows you to create a floating shortcut for sound adjustment on your smartphone screen So that you can adjust the sound and get access to equalizer easily.
And Of course, when you launch the app, you have the option to enable the floating button right over the App setting. Also, you have the option to choose how long do you want the floating button to stay on your Galaxy note 9 screens before it disappears. You have the 3 seconds Option, and 5 seconds or 15 seconds.
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If you install the App, Make sure to take a deep look around its whole settings and options. Because there is some other cool stuff to test. Get Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Factory Unlocked Phone
The installing process is quite easy, just head to Galaxy Apps Store on your Samsung smartphone and type sound. It’ll bring you the App, Click on it and click install. That’s it’’
2 ) SAMSUNG MUSIC:
For some reasons, maybe there is a contract between Google and Samsung about that or I don’t know, we don’t always get this App by default between our Samsung device Apps, and what you get instead is Google Play Music app But honestly, it deserves to be. It fully optimized with Samsung, and you can use it with no bugs or something like that.
So you can install it, and see how amazing this thing is. It has a couple of features you’ll really like, such as, albums view which looks very nice. You have the playlists, tracks…
And if when playing a track, there is an effect around the edges of the screen. Those called: the edge lighting. So when something does happen, you get light around the edges of the actual display. This cool effect is only available with a Samsung music application.
Now when you download the application, you do need to go to the settings and you have to make sure that edge lighting is enabled. So you can see this cool effect, which is running surrounding the edges of the screen. other things you can do from there is you can go directly into sound quality and effects and from there, you can enable Dolby Atmos.
You can access your equalizer and all that good stuff. I like the fact that it’s built into the actual app, and you can also tap on edit and start to edit individual music tracks right from There delete it or whatever. And of course with this application, you also get a controller in your notifications panel, and you do have a bunch of options you can modify into the settings. But overall, the presentation of this application is really nice, it’s very smooth very quick, so I recommend you to download this if you’re looking for a good music application.
3 ) EDGE LIGHTING PLUS:
This is a fantastic application! But to understand the edge lighting plus, you need to understand the edge lighting.
The ‘’Edge lighting’’ is already built into your smartphone, we just saw a version of that is in the music application that was surrounding the edges of the screen with a light. What you have to do, is go to the settings. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, go into display => and then go into the edge screen at the bottom there on your Galaxy Note 9 you have the edge lighting option.
So basically what this allows you to do, is when you get a text message, notifications or a call, it lights the edges of your screen. That light is customizable, so you can pick a style and also pick what app you’ll get notified for. Get Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Factory Unlocked Phone
So, by default, you only have a bunch of options, and when you download ‘’edge lighting plus’’ you get access to even more application. So that’s what happens when I get a notification, I can change the color of it if I want, and I can go to a red color or whatever. I can change the transparency and the effect as well.
But when you download that ‘’edge lighting plus’’ application, it’ll give you even more options. Like the boomerang option, the fluid option and the galaxy option, which is pretty cool. And of course, the loop option, as well as the celebrate option. And you can just select the desired options and click apply, and it’ll be applied across the board.
Now remember, when you do launch the edge lighting application separately, and you make a modification, it’s going to override whatever you have done in the actual settings. And you can Cancel that in the in the settings if you want too. So edge lighting plus is an add-on to the edge lighting that’s already built into your phone
And again, if you want to install this App, just go to the Samsung store, write ‘’edge lighting plus’’ in the search bar and click on search. And in the search result look for the edge lighting plus application, tap on it click download and install.
4 ) VOICE RECORDER:
This voice recorder has a couple of different modes. The standard mode, which it just uses a standard microphone to record your voice, and the interview mode, which uses the two microphones of your Galaxy Note 9. So when you put it on the table, one side of the microphone records the person sitting on next you, and the other microphone records your voice.
It also features an interview style recorder as well, and you also get a nice little interface in which you can save your recordings.
Back the standard recording, you’ll find a really useful feature, which is ‘’speech to text recognition’’. So this is actually going to convert what you speak into words, which is absolutely fantastic. And the whole thing does get saved with the voice and the text.
The App allows you to create categories and categorize everything, and you have some preset categories that come with it.
In settings, you got a couple of options to change the quality of the actual recording, record audio and stereo as well. Get Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Factory Unlocked Phone
Alright’’, so that’s the ‘’voice recorder’’ it’s free and it’s a fantastic recorder, and again if you want to test it, go to the galaxy apps store and just search for ‘’voice recorder’’, and it’s going to come right up on the first five search results.
The final application: called the ‘’Car Mode’’ again you can find it into the galaxy apps store by simply searching for car mode, and it’s going to come right up. This is an application that you will be using when you’re driving your car, so after reading the terms and agree to all of them. Click Next! And then it’s to ask you to scan for devices and connect to your car via Bluetooth with this application. Just keep clicking next, and give all the required permissions to it, so it can fully utilize the app.
So anyway, the voice services you’re going to make sure all that is allowed as well. Click agree and that’s the car application. You’ve got access to your phone, you could access your google play music, so you can play music right from there if you so want. And then you also have the message location, ‘’find my car’’ so if you do park your car on new parking, it saves the location so you can come back and find your car if you kind of lose it if you are parked in a busy city.
you’ve got a bunch of settings; like do not disturb, wake up command, my places one thing I do like is if you go to the display, you can go to the widget screens and you can rearrange all the widgets from there.
and you can actually change the navigation bar position as well, so assuming that your phone is in it’s going to be in landscape orientation, if you have an important orientation like this, then the navigation buttons are at the bottom. But if you have it in landscape orientation, you can have it left or right based on your car.
You also have a quick call decline message, that you can enable from there you can change that message as you desire. Ok so all these things are very useful, and there is so much more. So make sure to give it a try. Get Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Factory Unlocked Phone
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**Step-by-step: No**
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**Training: No**
The article contains some procedural information about apps, but the instructions are not detailed or structured enough to be effectively used for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. The information is somewhat fragmented and lacks clarity in the process of installation and usage, making it challenging to derive a coherent training data set for complex reasoning tasks.


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is a premium shipping method which let you get shipping rates from the New Zealand Post API. It requires that your store uses NZ Dollars for it’s currency and a base country of New Zealand. The extension primarily works with mm and kgs, but other units can be converted automatically.
This extension can calculate quotes worldwide as it handles both domestic and international parcels.
Installation ↑ Back to top
- Upload the plugin folder to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Thats it – you can now configure the plugin.
API & Debug
Go to: WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping > New Zealand Post.
- Connect/Disconnect your New Zealand Post Account
- Debug Mode – Tick the checkbox to log API requests and responses for the cart and checkout pages. Useful for troubleshooting.
- API Key – NZ Post will provide you with an API key after you signup for their API services. Enter this here – it is required.
Configuration ↑ Back to top
- Go to: WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping.
- Select your Shipping Zone that you want to add the method to, and press the Add shipping method + button on the right
- Select New Zealand Post from the dropdown and press Add shipping method:
- Click on the New Zealand Post method to configure the settings:
- Method Title – Name the shipping method. This will be visible by customers.
- Origin Postcode – This should be set to the postcode from which you will ship. It is sent to the NZ Post API.
- Method Availability – This setting lets you narrow down the countries which can get quotes. Leave set to All Countries to have it available for all customers.
- Rates and Services – These settings control the services and rates you offer customers.
- Parcel Packing Method – See below.
- Offer Rates – Choose to return all rates (user will get the choice) or just return a single rate.
- Services – Here you can rename, and re-order, NZ Post shipping rates.
- Add shipping method.
Parcel Packing Method ↑ Back to top
There are 2 packing methods with NZ Post; each affects the parcels you send to the API.
Pack items individually (Default) ↑ Back to top
Each item in your cart (non virtual) will be sent to the NZ Post API. Quotes for all items will be combined for the final cost.
Pack into boxes with weights and dimensions (Recommended) ↑ Back to top
Items will be packed into pre-defined boxes and sent to the API. We recommend this option. See box-packing below for more information on this.
Box-Packing ↑ Back to top
The box packer included with this shipping method lets you group items into packages of which you define the height, width, length, weight and max-weight. The packing is mainly volume based, but does also consider item sizes too.
Setting up box sizes ↑ Back to top
Within the settings, look for the boxes setting. Click ‘add box’ to set up the boxes dimensions:
- Outer dimensions are used for parcel dimensions and are passed to the API.
- Inner dimensions are used for packing, and items will be fit within these.
- Box weight is the weight of the actual box, and will be added to the weight of the contents.
- Max weight is the maximum weight your box can hold. This includes contents weight and box weight.
How the calculation works ↑ Back to top
The packer does the following:
- Finds boxes which fit the items being packed (uses H x W x D).
- Packs all fitting items into boxes (using volume).
- The largest box which fits 100% of items is used *or* use the highest % packed box, and then pass unpacked items back (and repeat the process)
- Unpackable items are packed alone, using the item dimensions.
- All packed boxes are returned.
Customer Usage ↑ Back to top
Customers will get quotes (after inputting their address) from two places;
- The cart page – by using the shipping calculator
- The checkout page – by filling in the shipping and billing forms
Troubleshooting ↑ Back to top
No rates returned/no rates available ↑ Back to top
- Enable debug mode to see debugging information on the cart page. This will often reveal the problem.
- Check your products have sizes and weights set – without this the calculation cannot be performed.
- Check your store’s base country is New Zealand and that your using NZ Dollars (from WooCommerce > Settings > General).
- The plugin needs to be able to talk to NZ Post API. For this it uses wp_remote_post which makes use of fsockopen/CURL.
Questions and Support ↑ Back to top
Have a question before you buy? Please fill out this pre-sales form.
Already purchased and need some assistance? Get in touch with the developer via the Help Desk.

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Step-by-step: Yes
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The article provides a clear sequence of ordered steps for installing and configuring the New Zealand Post shipping method within a WordPress site, making it easy for readers to follow each instruction. Additionally, the procedural instructions are well-structured and detailed, covering the setup of both the plugin and its related features, which could aid in training a language model to understand and reason through complex procedural tasks effectively.


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AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — Back to the Table with Chef Bud: Beef Medallions with Roasted Cauliflower Steak
- 6- 2-3 oz 1855 Tenderloin Medallions
- 1 ea large head of Cauliflower, cleaned of its leaves
- 3 Tblspn Garlic Roasted Chile Olive oil from Amarillo Grape and Olive
- 2 Tblspns Tulkhoff Hot Horse Radish sauce
- 1 Tblspn McCormick Smoked Paprika
- 1 tspn kosher salt
- 1 tspn McCormick Pepper Supreme
- ½ tspn McCormick onion powder
Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
Slice the cauliflower vertically from top to stem. Cut each half into two 1 inch slices, save any floret or large pieces that remain. Place “steaks” on a sheet pan and drizzle both sides with the Garlic Roasted Chile Olive oil. Combine the kosher salt, Pepper Supreme and onion powder. Sprinkle on both sides of the oiled cauliflower. Bake for 40 minutes or until the cauliflower is roasted and tender.
In a bowl combine the Hot Horseradish sauce with the Smoked Paprika and mix thoroughly. Place in the refrigerator until ready to serve.
In a saute pan over medium-high heat or on a grill heated to medium-high, season the medallions with a 50/50 mix of kosher salt and coarse black pepper. Sear or grill for until beef caramelizes and browns nicely. About 2-3 minutes a side for medium-rare. Pull off and let rest.
While medallions are resting, plate the cauliflower steaks. Shingle a couple of medallions on the cauliflower steaks. Drizzle with smoked horsey sauce for a dish that is full of fresh roasted flavors.

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Step-by-step: Yes
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My blog is running off Wordpress (version 2), which was incredible simple to install.
However, it doesn't come with 'tag' support.
But help was at hand...
Job number 1: get tags working in Wordpress. Job number 2: get tags recognised in the blogging TextMate bundle.
This was pretty simple after a bit of trial and error. After hunting around, installing plugins I didn't want/need/understand, I found: Ultimate Tag Warrior 3.
The install is straight forward and you can start tagging pretty quickly from the web interface.
Luckily the theme that I had chosen* supported UTW out of the box.
Yes, I know, I should really design my own blog layout, but I wanted something quick and dirty running, and this theme, I thought, is actually not bad.
Admittedly I did edit my theme files so that the tags would appear on all the pages, rather than just the single page. I did that by searching for 'Filed' and below was the tag code, then I removed the 'is_single' check.
Tag Support for TextMate
By default Wordpress isn't supposed to support tagging, so there's a bit of fiddle that has to be done.
First stop: xmlrpc.
This is the script that handles the posting on the server side. Basically, it needs to be hacked to support tags.
Rather than explain it myself, a chap called Robin Lu has already written it up.
Ignore the 'ecto' part - it's a blogging software product, but it'll do for our purposes.
The key change you need is mt_keywords to mt_tags.
Tweaking the Blogging Bundle
You'll need to edit the blogging.rb file in the /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/Blogging.tmbundle/Support/lib/ directory.
Find the following line:
@post['mt_tags'] = @headers['tags'] if @headers['tags']
Then copy it below the
elsif self.mode == 'wp'
This means it will read the tags if the blogging software is Wordpress.
That should be it. You should be able to see my tags working on my Wordpress blog right now.

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Step-by-step: No
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The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing tasks related to adding tag support in WordPress and integrating it with the TextMate blogging bundle. While it mentions key actions and some technical details, the instructions are not clearly structured as step-by-step procedures, making it difficult for someone to follow along successfully. Additionally, the lack of detailed procedural instructions would not effectively train a language model for deeper reasoning, as the explanations are fragmented and not elaborated enough for comprehensive understanding.


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SAN JOSE — Joe Pavelski will be playing in the NHL next season. Whether he’s back with the Sharks is another matter.
“Am I concerned? I don’t know. I know I’m going to be playing hockey next year. Hopefully it’s going to be here,” Pavelski said Thursday. “We love it here. I think something will happen, who really knows, but coming off a lot of emotions coming through the playoffs and that round, we’ll sit down and take a look at what will happen here. We’re going to be alright, I think, regardless.”
Pavelski is slated to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1 as he finishes the five-year, $30 million contract he signed in July 2013. He led the Sharks with 38 goals this past year, and just completed his fourth season as the team’s captain.
But he’ll also turn 35 in July, and if Patrick Marleau — Mr. Shark — can sign with another team via free agency, just about any player who has worn nothing but teal throughout his NHL career can, or so it seems.
Whether to reach an agreement with Pavelski on dollar — and particularly term — figures to be one of Sharks general manager Doug Wilson’s biggest decisions this offseason, and there are a few.
Pavelski is one of seven San Jose players that can enter unrestricted free agency this summer, and the Sharks already have a little over $58 million tied up in 15 contracts for next season.
“It’s the nature of the business of a cap system,” Wilson said. “When you want to have good hockey teams you have good players who have matriculated up and are going to get paid well, that’s the decisions you have to make. We’ll get to those things soon enough.
“I guess it’s a good problem and a bad problem. Good is you have good players who are going to get compensated well. You want players to want to be here. That mode will start in the next few days.”
Pavelski dealt with myriad injuries over the past two months.
The knee injury that forced him to miss seven games toward the end of the regular was re-aggravated after he took a hit from Alex Pietrangelo in Game 5 of the Western Conference Final of the St. Louis Blues. He, Tomas Hertl and Erik Karlsson all had to miss Game 6, which the Blues won 5-1 to capture the series four-games-to-two and advance to the Stanley Cup Final.
Pavelski finished with four goals and five assists in 13 playoff games, and had one goal and two assists in five games against St. Louis.
“It never fully healed up, but it was good enough to go for awhile,” Pavelski said of the injury, which will not require surgery. “Just got hit in a way that kind of lit it up again.”
Pavelski also got hit in the mouth with a puck in the opening game of the playoffs against the Vegas Golden Knights, and of course took a nasty spill in Game 7 of that series that forced him to miss the first six games of the second round against the Colorado Avalanche. He also had to have hand surgery.
“He got hit in the mouth, had a knee thing, his hand was operated on two weeks ago. He just keeps on going,” Wilson said. “And at the end, obviously, he couldn’t. But that’s why he’s the leader that he is. Guys play through things and we missed them all at the end. But that’s the nature of the NHL playoffs. Those things will happen.”
Healthy again to start the year after he dealt with hand and wrist injuries to start the 2017-18 season, Pavelski’s 38 goals were the most he’s had in any year since he had 41 in 2013-14. He also had 38 in 2015-16, and has 355 goals and 761 points in 963 career games.
“I definitely expect something like that. I expect that going forward,” Pavelski said of his season. “I don’t know how else to say it. As players, you set certain levels and you expect to stay at that and reach that.
“Obviously every year is a little different, but it was nice to see it happen again because the other years had little injuries along the way that maybe didn’t allow me to do certain things, but there was never a thought that I couldn’t do that again or it was going the other way.”
Although there hasn’t been much in the way of dialogue between the two sides as of yet, Pavelski said he’s confident a deal with the Sharks can get done.
“Yeah, I’m pretty confident. I’ve got a pretty strong belief system that I’ll be back here,” he said. “It’s just things have to work themselves out along the way. We had a lot of things going on with many different players. It’s nothing I’m too worried about. My mindset really doesn’t change.
“I know where I’m at as a player, and physically right now. So I’ll get a little rest. Need to have a good summer, it’s like anything, it doesn’t matter where you’re coming in. My mindset doesn’t really change. You go back and you try to add different layers throughout the summer and all to prepare you to have a good season and have a shot at the end.”

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Step-by-step: No
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The article does not present a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through a task; instead, it discusses Joe Pavelski's future in the NHL and his experiences during the playoffs. It lacks structured procedural instructions, making it unsuitable for training a language model to engage in deeper reasoning. The content focuses on opinions and circumstances rather than instructions or methodologies.


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Vietnam – Ha Long Bay
Ha Long Bay is one of Vietnam's most famous and popular tourist destinations. It is located in Tonkin Bay in the South China Sea in Quang Ninh Province. Since 1994 it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ha Long means the place where the dragon descends into the sea. It is also said that thanks to the dragon there were created interesting limestone rocks from the sea, which attract many tourists every year.
Ha Long has an area of approximately 1553 km2 and is home to up to 2000 limestone islands. The limestone has been transformed over 500 million years under different conditions and environments. The development of karst areas lasted 20 million years due to tropical wet climates. Each of the islands is covered with lush vegetation, some of which are hollow and there are karst caves, the largest of which is called Hang Dau Go (the French was then renamed the Grotte des Merveilles). There live about 14 endemic plant species and 60 endemic animal species. Apart from the caves there are also many lakes on the limestone islands.
In Ha Long Bay, there are two large islands - Tuan Chau and Cat Ba, which have permanent residents and plenty of tourist complexes including beautiful beaches. In addition, there are approximately 1600 people in four fishing villages - Cua Van, Vong Vieng, Ba Hang and Cong Tau. They inhabit floating homes and provide fishing and aquaculture. There are approximately 200 species of fish and 450 species of molluscs in the waters.
From the harbor of Ha Long, in the morning we set out to explore the famous islands. First we head to the Thien Cung Karst cave (Động Thiên Cung), located north of Dau Go Island and 4 km from our harbor. Thanks to its countless stalactites of various shapes and sizes, it is one of the most beautiful caves in Ha Long Bay. The cave is 25 meters high and accessible by a stone staircase. Its area is about 10,000 m2. The cave was open to the public in 1998 and every day there are crowds of tourists.
Our next stop is kayak rental (located directly on the sea), where, unfortunately, we only borrow kayaks (maybe even slopes) and we sail through islands. We recommend that you spend as much time as possible because it was probably the best of the trip and we were so sorry we had so little time. Then we go on a sailing trip between the islands. Most of them are named after their shape and sometimes it is quite complicated to really see what we should. Imagination is definitely in place. We specifically admire Choi Islet - the fighting cock.
What you can do in Ha Long? The city is probably literally built for tourists. Houses have a little European character, restaurants in American burgers, Italian pizza or pasta are more often than Vietnamese specialties. The dominant feature of the city is the enormous Sun World theme park. So somehow in total, the city misses the real charm of this country, like Nha Trang. However, a trip to the sea between limestone is truly worthwhile.
GPS: 20°54'37.8"N 107°11'03.1"E
Text and photos: Veronika Schubertová
Today we are about to enjoy our last amazing trip in Vietnam, we originally intended to visit the Ba Vi National Park, but for time constraints we had to change our program because we need to reserve at least two days for this park. So we had a hotel counseling and planned a trip to a place that was not even mentioned in our book guide, although it is very popular for tourists (even for local people). Today, we go to visit the largest Vietnamese pagoda Bai Dinh and then explore the beautiful complex Trang An.
Immediately after arriving at Sa Pa, stay and do not waste your time. With clear visibility, the best choice is to arrange a lift to Phan Xi Pang. It is the longest cableway in the world that uses a three-lane system. Its length is about 6 km and was opened in 2016. It is still being built here. True, for tourists who enjoy the virgin nature with a mountain cottage, it probably will not. Several pagodas, sanctuaries, even a train have been built on top, which will take you to the highest point. The prospects are really good, and the landscape here is on your palm.
Nha Trang is practically the most famous tourist resort in Vietnam, not so much for some landmarks, this coastal city of Khanh Hoa province is famous for its seven kilometers long sandy beach with adjacent islands. The city of approximately 392,000 inhabitants and this number is growing steadily.
In the evening we arrive at the airport in Ho Chi Minh City (formerly known as Saigon). We are already busy only to lodge for a quick dinner in the busy streets of this largest Vietnamese city and sleep. The next day a very exciting war trip is waiting for us - we go to the Cu Chi tunnels.
There are many places how to travel in the country. I have prepared for you a small summary with some recommendations.
Vietnam is no destination where climbers would travel intentionally. Yet once you are there you should try its climbing areas. We travelled to Cat Ba island which I highly recommend to any climber.
Last year already, we brought you a video of the "wedding" town of Dat Lat, Vietnam. Our reporteur made a return there to ride down one of the best roads in Vietnam for a road trip on motorbike.
After a tough night-train trip, we arrive early in the morning to Da Nang City, where we do not stay very much. First we head to perhaps the most beautiful Vietnamese city - the Hoi An lantern, from which we go for a trip to the Marble Mountains, Vietnamese Ngũ Hành Sơn.
Upon our arrival and first impressions of Vietnam, we take a tour of Hanoi. The guide first takes us to Ba Dinh Square, which is famous especially for Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum.
Approximately 7-14 kilometers from Hue, there are 6 imperial tombs of the Nguyen Dynasty, at least some of which are worth a visit. Various excursions are organized, but even a taxi can be hiredfor a few cents.
One day trip to the Bach Ma National Park, approximately 40 kilometers from Hue, was one of our best days in Vietnam. The park was founded in 1991 and its name means a white horse. It covers an area of 220 square kilometers.
We imagined the visit to the lake as relaxing time after quite a busy day. The reality was seriously different from our expectations. I have remembered the first impression until today. With my daughter and son, we dodged through the local traffic and it was not really easy. The flood of motorcycles was not to stop. We naively thought that someone might slow down or even stop. Don't expect that. Just walk to the other end of the road. And be brave.
Cat Ba is an island southeast of Vietnam. It was very difficult to get there until recently. In September, a new road featuring a bridge made it easier to travel to the island. Hence, Cat Ba is a popular tourist resort. You may buy a ticket to Cat Ba town in Hanoi and Ninh Binhu zakoupit. It takes 4 hours to get there from Ninh Binhu and 3 hours from Hanoi.
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There are interesting things at every corner in Vietnam. Regardless if it is beautiful beaches, v...
If you want to experience Vietnam you need to ride across the country by bike. Our video today sh...
Bikes, food stands, old ladies pushing bikes, all kinds of vendors, and constant honking all over...
Da Nang is almost unknown among tourists. Many just drive through it. What a pity. Even Top Gear'...
Not desert per se but the dunes there are enormous. We talk about Mui Ne, Vietnam – paradise not ...
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Should you visit the capital of Vietnam – the Ho Chi Minh City – you observe he hustle and hardly...
People travel to Vietnam because of nature, mountains, beaches and world-famous food. But also fo...

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**Step-by-step: No**
**Training: No**

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task, as it mainly consists of descriptive narratives about various tourist destinations in Vietnam rather than structured, procedural instructions. Additionally, the details included are not sufficiently systematic or detailed enough to train a language model for deeper reasoning, as they lack the necessary clarity and organization typically found in instructional content. The information is informative but does not facilitate step-by-step reasoning or decision-making processes.


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Daily Travel Photo: Tierra del Fuego
The beauty of travel is that you rarely know what lies around the next corner. We set of in search of some secret hot springs, which turn out to be near impossible to visit. But as we got off the bus we were encountered by a great statue of an Indigenous Argentinean man. You see, most people believe that Tierra del Fuego (Land of Fire) gets its name from the presence of volcanic features in the area. The truth, however, is that the land was given its name because as explores passed their boats through the ocean passes the fires of local indigenous people could be seen along the shores. Unfortunately, the story of the indigenous people here in Tierra del Fuego is far overshadowed by the proximity of Antarctica. I do like the idea, however, that a statue can engrave a story in stone.

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Step-by-step: No
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document: Hello, this will be the beginning of my adventures for this year. I have nothing yet at the moment but that's okay cause I'm still fairly new to bloggings. So be prepared and come back to check back next weeks blog. I plan on doing a trip next week and hopefully get a few photos in for the start of March as new moon approaches on the 17th of March and hopefully get a few night shots in. Thanks again for coming by and checking out the website and hopefully you enjoy reading my blog.

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Step-by-step: No
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The article lacks a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing any task, as it primarily consists of a narrative about the author's experiences and intentions rather than a structured guide. Additionally, the instructions are not detailed or systematic enough to support training a language model for deeper reasoning, as they do not provide explicit procedures or learning goals.


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Newcastle United have yet to re-open contract talks with Hatem Ben Arfa amid growing uncertainty over the France forward's future – along with that of fellow midfielder Jonas Gutierrez.
Both Gutierrez and Ben Arfa have contracts that run until 2015, but after a failed summer attempt to start talks with the former Marseille man, the club have not returned to discuss an extension to the forward’s deal in the intervening months.
Newcastle are understood to be keen to keep hold of one of their most creative players but his dip in form – along with talk of interest from Liverpool – creates an element of uncertainty around a player who has flattered to deceive so far this season.
United are heading into 2014 preparing to take big decisions on a number of fixtures in the squad and Ben Arfa and Gutierrez are two players under the microscope as Newcastle look to recruit more domestic talent in the coming years.
And The Journal can reveal that there is a clause in Gutierrez’s contract that stipulates an extension to his current deal will be triggered if he plays a set number of games.
His absence from the United squad over the last three weeks is not understood to be related to that clause – indeed he has been granted leave to return to Argentina for personal reasons – but it does throw fresh light on Newcastle’s search for a left-sided midfielder, which has seen Norwich’s Anthony Pilkington linked with a move to Tyneside.
Gutierrez and Ben Arfa are two of the longest serving players at St James’ Park, but Newcastle have signalled a desire to look at more English talent over the last few months and have acted ruthlessly in the past. Mike Ashley is also unlikely to countenance two of the club’s more high-profile players entering the final year of their contracts without any new deal signed.
Newcastle cashed in on James Perch in the close season for similar reasons after Ashley baulked at the wage demands of a player who wanted to sign a new deal.
The Magpies are intending to invest in January and are working on a longer term strategy that involves domestic talent, which Alan Pardew has championed.
United have watched highly-rated Dele Alli of MK Dons and striker Callum Wilson of Coventry City over recent months – and have been keeping an eye on Derby County’s Will Hughes for the past few months.
Pardew said on Sky Sports last month: “Joe has asked what I want, I’ve told him and it’s his job to get it out of Mike Ashley.
“We need to look at British players because we’re starting to get filled up with perhaps too many foreigners.”
Meanwhile, Mike Williamson has thrown his support behind Chris Hughton as the Norwich manager prepares to return to St James’ Park under considerable pressure.
Hughton’s return could be a red letter day for the former Magpies boss, who has struggled to lift Norwich despite considerable close season investment.
Newcastle fans spying a chance to move into the upper echelons of the Premier League are unlikely to show much in the way of sympathy for their former boss on Saturday, but they will feel a measure of regret if it ends up costing him his job.
Williamson owes Hughton a lot after the former Newcastle boss gave him his Premier League break, something that he has made the most of in the three years since.
Williamson looks set to retain his place in the centre of defence despite the possible return of Fabricio Coloccini, who was sat on the bench at Spurs.
He said: “He had a massive influence on me and he’s such a great person, a great manager. He has all the attributes to get Norwich up the league and progress.
“He is a great guy, easy to approach. He was somebody the players wanted to play for. We had a lot of characters in the group when he was in charge, but the overall consensus was that we wanted to get a result for the manager because he was such a nice guy. You could always speak to him. It was a good environment to be in.”

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Step-by-step: No
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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps, nor does it present well-structured procedural instructions. Instead, it focuses on a narrative surrounding the contract talks and strategic decisions of Newcastle United, lacking detailed, actionable guidelines that would facilitate deeper reasoning or training of a language model. The content is more descriptive and analytical rather than instructional, making it unsuitable for such training purposes.


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While most of us were complaining about the daily power interruptions, the heat and the hundred and one reasons to stay away from the sun, Calda Pizza opened without funfare just last week at their location at the corner of Champaca and Kadulasan Streets of Barangay Dadiangas East here in GenSan. You would not easily notice it at first.
The place which occupies three units of a new single-story commercial building, has a simple nondescript open setting, blending it well into its neighborhood of old residences, mom and pop stores, boarding houses and a car wash across the street. Farther ahead is Marasa Grill and Sonly Pension House.
Bariles has been passing the area usually from his office to make a detour to the National Highway but did not notice anything until a friend pointed out to him its existence. Excited at its discovery, and after finding some vacant time on his way home, he dropped by last Friday late afternoon.
The place was semi-full and some of the wooden tables and chairs which were spilling out into the sidewalk were already taken when he arrived. The customers were a mix-match of pizza lovers who did not seem to mind that it there was a brownout at that time since the area was quite cool and airy.
There were several couples, two families, and a group of friends obviously just out from work. Good thing a small table was still available by the side for Bariles.
Calda Pizza (literally meaning “HOT PIZZA” in Italian) is actually a franchise from Cebu City where it has several branches, brought here by the family of Randy and Claire Yap and their siblings.
Upon noticing that it clicked well in middle-income neighborhoods in the Queen City, the family thought of getting the franchise for GenSan where majority of the households are from the same bracket. Part of their plan is not to advertise it and just let word of mouth do the marketing since they believe that they have a good product.
The good news is, a week after they sofly opened, a steady stream of customers have been visiting their outlet.
Of course, Bariles wouldn’t want to take their word for it and has to try it himself. And so from the Menu, he ordered their bestseller, the CALDA Regular Pizza which promises toppings of Ground Beef, Ham, Salami, Mozarella Cheese, Onions, Green Bell Pepper and tomato sauce. When it was served to him after 15 minutes, its look and aroma did not disappoint!
Whoa! The original Calda Pizza was actually wider than its supposedly 10-inch diameter and the toppings were so hefty and overflowing that not a few kept falling off each time Bariles took a bite from each slice.
According to Randy Yap, his bakers do not measure the amount of toppings they put on each serving with weighing scales which limit their “creativity” but scoop and spread them by the handful. Customers then get more than the usual amount of meat, veggies, cheese and other toppings due to this method.
Bariles is partial to thin crusts but not the super crispy ones which taste like biscuits already. Calda Pizza’s crust was doughy and chewy enough to enjoy it mixing with the flavorful meaty, cheesy and veggie toppings inside his mouth. His choice of the original Calda pizza had also the right spicy bite to it, not too much, and which could be tolerated by any kid. He immediately consumed 4 slices while sharing the rest with Randy’s little nephew who was helping out as a bus boy. The whole thing costs P190.
The other group near them ordered the biggest pizza at 36 inches, called the SUPER EXTRA! It filled their whole table and dwarfed the little boy with them. The gigantic thing has a prize ranging from P850 to P950 depending on the flavor.
Calda Pizza has more varied fare with such names as Margherita, Funghi, Etna, Hawaiian, Capricciosa, the familiar Calzone (closed baked pizza), Milanese, Vegetariani, Succulenta, Bolognese, Filipiniana, Carousela, Roma, among others which come in different sizes. These are the Regular (10 inches), Family (15 inches), XL (20 inches), Super (30 inches), and Xtra Super (36 inches).
Bariles is mighty sure that you will proceed to Calda Pizza after reading this. Once there, just don’t forget to utter the immortal line, “BARILES SENT ME.”
Who knows? You might be rewarded by Calda Pizza’s baker with more generous amount of toppings on your order of their delicious, tasty and chewy thin crust pizza.

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Step-by-step: No
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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a specific task; instead, it presents a narrative about a pizza restaurant and the experience of a customer. Additionally, the procedural instructions necessary for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning are lacking, as the instructions and details are not structured or explicit enough to encourage analytical reasoning or a procedural mindset.


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MIAMI • Defending champion Jason Day coped with "brutally chilly" temperatures to finish three strokes behind first-round leaders Englishman Matthew Fitzpatrick and Argentina's Emiliano Grillo at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Orlando on Thursday.
In the first staging of the event since the September death of Palmer, Day adjusted to the conditions well enough to shoot a two-under 70 on the Bay Hill course.
While Day is using this week as part of his build-up for next month's Masters, Danny Willett's preparation for his title defence at Augusta National suffered a setback when he pulled out shortly before his tee time because of illness.
It was only a few degrees above freezing when Day teed off about an hour after sunrise, and he had to adjust quickly to the shorter ball carry with, he said, his mid-irons travelling about 20 yards less than usual.
"I don't play social golf in cold weather," the Australian told Golf Channel.
Day used last year's Arnold Palmer Invitational as a springboard to a sizzling spring. It was the first of three victories in six starts.
Though he is still ranked second in the world behind Dustin Johnson, Day has not quite been firing on all cylinders so far this year.
"Hopefully I'll be ready by Augusta," he said.
His 70 was matched by a 12-man pack that included South African Louis Oosthuizen, Canadian Adam Hadwin and Sweden's Alex Noren.
England's Paul Casey shared third, one stroke off the pace, with Americans Lucas Glover and Charley Hoffman.
In Phoenix, Major winners Chun In Gee of South Korea and Thailand's Ariya Jutanugarn shared the lead with three others atop a crowded first-round leaderboard at the LPGA Bank of Hope Founders Cup on Thursday.
Ariya and Chun both shot eight-under 64 at the Desert Ridge Course in searing 32 deg C heat for a five-way tie for first with Americans Katie Burnett, Sandra Changkija and Stacy Lewis.
Michelle Wie shot a 65 to tie with Vicky Hurst, Julie Inkster, Jane Park and Sherman Santiwiwatthanaphong for second place.
World No. 1 Lydia Ko shot 68.
REUTERS, AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
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Step-by-step: No
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Invoicing and payment related questions have been part of my daily work for years; formerly when managing a sales ledger in a law firm and currently as instructing CSI clients on software use.
Each month there is a period when most of the questions are related to changes in the sales ledger. Such changes can be made in multiple ways, and sometimes it may be hard to see which way is the most optimal and matching with good accounting practices.
In my blog text series, I’ll aim at sharing common good practices for managing the sales ledger in CSI Lawyer. In this article, I focus on the significance of correct dates and on how changes to the sales ledger are reflected in bookkeeping reports.
However, please keep in mind that there might be country-based exceptions to these best practices. Which do not necessarily apply outside Finland. So if required, please check with your accountant.
All starts with the entry date
The Invoice Date specifies the accounting period for which the invoice belongs. For example, if the invoice date is 5.1.2019, the invoice is displayed as January sales in the bookkeeping reports. Correspondingly, any changes made to the invoice lead e.g. to credit notes getting their specific dates. Ideally, a need for a change is identified very quickly so the credit invoice can be dated to the same accounting period as the original invoice. By using exactly the same date as in the original invoice, the correction will be nicely located in the bookkeeping reports.
Sometimes the need for a change in an invoice may not occur until the accounting period has expired and all the reports have already been transferred to the bookkeeping. In that case, you have to decide for which accounting period to make the correction. If you want to make it for an accounting period that has already expired, you will have to resend all the reports of that period to the bookkeeping. However, sometimes it makes more sense to register the correction for the current accounting period. In uncertain cases, it is advisable to consult your accountant.
At the end of the accounting period, all transactions of that period are sent to the bookkeeping in the form of reports. A closed accounting period can also be closed in the CSI software, to prevent further changes to it. This practice is highly recommended as it makes management of sales ledger systematic. Before closing the accounting period, it is possible to verify that all the transactions and expenses for the period have been invoiced and all payments have been allocated or adjusted. This ensures that there is no need to change accounting reports of that period afterwards.
Changes in the sales ledger reflected in the accounting reports
For accounting purposes, CSI Lawyer offers a number of reports.
The Sales Journal report, according to its name, is a daily sample of sales ledger records. It consists of sales invoices and credit notes for the accounting period, displaying the sales and VAT of the period. In CSI Lawyer, sales journal records can be viewed at any point during the accounting period. When you make changes to your sales ledger, the period of the sales journal can be limited to the dates covering the change, to easily check how the change will be displayed in the accounting.
The Open Invoices by Business Unit report collects unpaid or unmanaged invoices by the given date. It does not separate payments and credits, but includes them in open amounts.
The Payment List shows to which invoices the payments received during the accounting period have been adjusted. Besides the regular payments, the Payment List also covers advance payments and refunds, credit losses, and payment refunds. By utilizing the Open Invoices by Business Unit report and the Payment List together, you can check what the change made means from an accounting point of view and whether all the steps required, such as cancellation of an unadjusted payment, are made.
The Open Advances report collects the advances paid during the accounting period, but only to the extent that they have not been fully used for invoices. When the customer pays the advance invoice, the advance payment is displayed in the Payment List report. And when the software generates an invoice to which the advance payment is adjusted, the advance will appear in the Sales Journal report.
In addition, if a company has foreign sales, these reports are complemented by the Monthly Foreign Sales report, summarizing the amount of VAT on the company's sales.
Whenever the accounting period changes, these reports are worth using for reconciliation even before transferring them to the bookkeeping. For example, when you take the amount of the Open Invoices report from the previous accounting period, add to it the sales of the current accounting period and subtract from the sum the adjusted payments of the current accounting period, the end result should match with the Open Invoices report taken until the last day of the current accounting period. If the amount does not match, it is advisable to check whether the sales ledger transactions during the period have been correctly registered in the CSI software (for example, whether all the payments have been adjusted to invoices).
Did this post give you useful information?
I hope that my blog post clarified the use of the dates and the use of accounting reports.
In my next post, I’ll share some best practices concerning changes made to the sales ledger at different stages of a sales invoice. The post will be published in a couple of weeks, well before the summer days.
CSI Helsinki, Customer Relationship Manager
Believes that financial management alway offers new things to learn, and those can be learnt by anyone having enthusiasm.

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Step-by-step: No
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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through completing a task step-by-step. Instead, it presents information and guidelines in a somewhat narrative form, lacking explicit step-by-step instructions that would enable a reader to follow along easily. Additionally, while the article discusses various aspects of managing a sales ledger, the instructions are not structured in a way that lends themselves well to training a language model for deeper reasoning, as the procedural details are not explicitly delineated or sufficiently detailed to support complex understanding or reasoning tasks.


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By Brent Blum, CycloneFanatic.com Contributor
Kansas City – The fifth-seeded Iowa State Cyclones are set to meet the fourth-seeded Kansas State Wildcats in the quarterfinals of the Big 12 Women’s Basketball Tournament. Tip-off is scheduled for 1:30 Wenesday afternoon. The game can be seen on FSN.
The Cyclones survived a scare in the opening round, holding off Nebraska 69-61 in a closely contested game. With the game tied at 57 and five minutes to play, Iowa State put things away with a 12-4 spurt.
Cyclone junior point-guard Lauren Mansfield scored a career-high 23 points in the win. Senior Kelsey Bolte added 15 points and sophomore Chelsea Poppens had 11 points and 10 rebounds–her fourth double-double of the season.
“It was a game that we kind of anticipated it would be. First tournament game, a little bit of jitters,” Bill Fennelly said. “But like I told the kids after the game, you just have to move to the right (in the bracket), survive the game and forget about anything bad you did.”
The win sends Iowa State into a match-up with Kansas State–a team that they have defeated two times already this season. The Cyclones defeated the Wildcats 61-53 at Hilton Coliseum on February 13th and won in Manhattan 58-51 on February 26th.
Iowa State is second in the conference in scoring defense giving up just over 54 points per game, while K-State is third, allowing a shade over 55 points per game.
“We play low-scoring, hard-fought games with them,” Fennelly said.
The Wildcats are led by first-team All-Big 12 performer Brittany Chambers. The sophomore averaged 16 points, six rebounds and almost three assists this season. She also hit a team high 81 treys this season, which tied Kelsey Bolte for second in the conference.
“They can really shoot the ball,” Mansfield said. “Wide range-shooters with Chambers, that will be something that we are really concentrating on.
They have also been sparked by the play of junior Jalana Childs. The post has caused the Cyclones some troubles this season, scoring 21 points in the meeting in Ames and 18 in the match-up in Manhattan. It is especially an issue because Cyclone forward Amanda Zimmerman may be unable to play as she continues to recover from an illness.
“The challenge for us will be to stay out of foul trouble. We aren’t very deep without “Z,” Fennelly said.
Because of the lack of depth, fatigue may also be a concern. The 24-hour turnaround between games is a difficult necessity this time of year.
“We’re going to prepare like we always do,” Bolte said. “Obviously stay off our feet. Get everyone ready and we’ll be ready to go.”
The Cyclone head coach agrees.
“If you’re the fourth-seed than you talk about the extra rest, if you’re the five seed, you’re glad you played and are used to the court,” Fennelly said. “The alternative is being on a bus back to Ames. If you weren’t playing, you’d be practicing. And they’re looking at me like ‘Let’s just play’ because this practice thing is getting old.”

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The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a particular task; instead, it discusses a basketball game and the teams involved without delineating any procedural instructions. Furthermore, the content lacks the structured instructions needed to facilitate deeper reasoning or training for a language model, as it focuses primarily on game summaries, player performances, and coach remarks rather than providing detailed procedural information.


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Most of us have been used to flying through commercial flights from the major airlines. When we choose commercial flights, the only thing that we consider is if we are going to fly in the business class, first class or economy. Seldom do we consider that we subject ourself to airline policies and regulations that can be strenuous or affect our privacy. Very few people really consider flying through a private air charter. So, what exactly happens when you charter a private plane? Here are the things that will make you better understand flying through private air charters. Flying using a private air charter has a number of advantages, here are some of them. These flights are highly regulated and safe. Each flight is manned by two FAA-certified pilots.
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RIVERLAND – INDEPENDENT GRAND FINAL, Saturday September 9, 2006
Cobdogla 13.16 (94) def Paringa 5.8 (38)
Best: Cobdogla – G Treloar, S Renfrey, L Henderson. Paringa – J Rover, N Rover, S Hucks.
Goals: Cobdogla – D Starkey, J Wegener, M Golding, J Vagg 2, L Hefford, D Mitchell, D Heinicke, S Renfrey, D Tilbrook 1. Paringa – S Sumner 2, B King, T Lawless, L Gadaletta 1. click here for Nick Kossatch’s match report
Cobdogla broke an 8 year drought
Independent League Howard Duthie 2006 Medallist was awarded to Paringa centre half
forward Todd Rivers.
Independant League Team Of The Year 2006
Compiled by The Murray Pioneer’s sport’s editor Nick Dillon, Loxton News editor Paul
Mitchell and East Muurray coach Mick Durdin.
FF: S Sumner (Paringa) D Tilbrook (Cobdogla) R McLean (Moorook-Kingston)
HF: J Vagg (Cobdogla) T Rivers (Paringa) L Hefford (Cobdogla)
C: J Ruediger (Paringa) R Charles (Browns Well) L Henderson (Cobdogla)
HB: J Vowles (Browns Well) B Thomas (Wunkar) A Lloyd (Paringa)
FB: R Taylor (Wunkar) T Graetz (Moorook-King) A Abdulla (Lyrup)
1st Ruck: S Rover (East Murray), T Elliott (Moorook-Kingston), S Mitchell (Lyrup)
Interchange: R Tonkin (East Murray), D Grenfell (Lyrup), L Fridd (Cobdogla), N Allen (Wunkar)
Coach Of Year: John Kindness (Wunkar)
IT’S ANOTHER SWANS V EAGLES DECIDER……By Nicholas Kossatch – Saturday September 2, 2006
A skilful and ruthless Paringa rid of last week’s fadeout loss to Cobdogla by outclassing Moorook-Kingston by 96 points at a hot and windswept Browns Well Oval.
It was a performance which would restore confidence in readiness for the Swans second successive Grand Final meeting against the Eagles next Saturday
at East Murray.
In a lop-sided contest where Paringa’s Simon Sumner (seven goals) and Moorook’s Jarrod Loxton (six goals) were spectacular – it were the red and white runners
in Scott Nagel, Angus Zielke, Andrew Lloyd (four goals) and Simon Hucks that cut the Warrior midfield to shreds.
Paringa’s other tall forwards in the two Todds, Lawless and Rivers, booted five and two goals respectively for the match and their onballers fed off ruckman
Nathan Rover’s taps all day with Zielke especially having numerous centre clearances.
Sumner simply makes something from nothing and in the first stanza he won the ball deep in the forward pocket and booted his first major. Not only does this
wizard boot them but his clever taps, nudges and ability to pounce on any errors by defenders creates opportunities for his team-mates.
He and Brendan King were involved in an easy goal to Lawless and the Swans held the Warriors goalless in the first term. With the wind favouring them during
the second they responded with six majors. Loxton provided the spark despite Paringa’s Adam Forbes’ best efforts and poor Swan defence allowed a Jarrod
Munn kick to sail through for his team’s first.
Paringa did momentarily slacken off and their lead reduced to six goals when Loxton kicked his third from a free kick whilst Sumner was scoreless during the
second quarter. However his magic produced goals to Lloyd via a handball followed by another to Rivers. They increased their intensity and Lloyd slotted
his third at the end of a handball from Mick Arnet.
Lloyd was a brilliant first half performer with many touches to go with his three majors and Paringa 46 points the better at half time. They enjoyed a nine goal
third stanza with Sumner sensational with four of his own. Whilst the limelight was on him and the midfielders, Moorook star Rob McLean, was kept in check by
Jonathon Woods. McLean had just one goal with minimal impact on the game.
Back to Sumner and yet another of his goals was one to behold. He led for the ball and he deftly kicked the ball off a half-volleyed pass up to himself and, in
one motion, burned off his man to steer through another goal.
Nathan Rover in ruck was magnificent picking off errant Moorook forward entries with many timely marks and he along with Lloyd, Rivers and Zielke were
rested for the last term by coach Brett Blackwell. Sumner also came off but not before a play-on and dummy then goal for his seventh from a set shot.
Moorook showed some rare dash with two McLean goals but a Hucks assisted Paringa major to Nathan Schumann had him with three for the game. He
was one of the Swans 10 goal kickers and five of them booting more than one.
A corked thigh to Swan Lenny Gadaleta along with Arrod Westley’s hamstring strain will be assessed during the week leading up to the much anticipated
RIVERLAND INDEPENDENT – Preliminary Final
Paringa 26.15 (171) d Moorook-Kingston 11.9 (75).
Best – Paringa: S Hucks, B King, A Zielke, A Forbes, T Rivers, S Nagle. Moorook-Kingston: J Loxton, T Graetz, R Pietrolaj, R Morelli, P Watters, N Tsakpellos. Goals – Paringa: S Sumner 7, T Lawless 5, A Lloyd 4, N Schuman 3, T Rivers 2, A Zielke, N Courtney, S Hucks, L Gadleta. Moorook-Kingston: J Loxton 6, R McLean 3, R Pietrolaj, J Munn.
August 27, 2006
RIVERLAND INDEPENDENT – Knockout Semi Final
Moorook/Kingston 6.1 14.7 19.9 24.13 (157) def Lyrup 2.5 4.6 6.10 13.11 (89)
Best: Moorook/Kingston – R Morelli, R McLean, T Graetz, T Elliot, L Hentschke, S Smithi. Lyrup – A Abdulla Jnr, R Bates. S Lloyd, T Abdulla, G Karpeny, M Upkett. Goals: Moorook/Kingston – R McLean 11, J Loxton 3, T Elliot 2, G Scadden, N White, L Hentschke, J Munn, R Morelli, S Uren, R Pietrolas, P Perry 1. Lyrup – R Bates, T Abdulla 3, G Karpany, S Mitchell 2, G Taylor 1, S Healy, J Johnson 1
INDEPENDENT – Second Semi Final.
Cobdogla 15.14 (104) d Paringa 13.8 (86).
Best – Cobdogla – N Hart, S Renfrey, D Heinicke, L Fridd, L Henderson, S Hibberd. Paringa: J Rover, S Sumner. A Lloyd, A Westley, S Clohesy. B King. Goals – Cobdogla: D Tilbrook 6, M Golding 3, J Vagg 2, D Starkey, J Wegener. N Hart, D Mitchell. Paringa: S Sumner 8, T Rivers. S Hucks, N Schuman, A Zielke, L Gadaleta.
Wunkar 13.11 (89) d Moorook/ Kingston 10.11 (71).
Best Wunkar. S Schulz, L Evans, M Rudiger, J Anderson, T Scholz, N Allen, N Johnson, Moorook/Kingston: P Waters, L Hentschke, J Kloden, T Elliot, P Ferry, R Morelli. Goals Wunkar: S Schulz 4, N Johnson 3, K Jachman, B Rose 2, H Taylor, G Watkins. Moorook/Kingston: J Loxton, R McLean 3, S Uren, L Morelli.
Lyrup 21.9 (135) def Browns Well 10.13 (73).
Best: Lyrup -A Abdulla Jnr, D Grenfell, S MitchelI, P Moritz, J Abdulla, B Carter. Browns Well: R Charles, J Vowles, J Sumner, M Gask, P Gleeson, P Treloer. Goals — Lyrup: G Taylor 5, J Abdula 4, D Abdulla, S Mitchell, D Grenfell 3, A Abdulla jnr 2, T Motto. Browns Well: J Sumner 4, R Charles 2, P Treloer, T Bound, M Thiele, D Wall.
Cobdogla 31.20 (206) d East Murray 9.6 (60).
Best — Cobdogla: D Tilbrook, S Renfrey, N Hart, l. Hefford, H Wag,, L Henderson. East Murray: D Eatts, R Tonkin, B Reichstein, J Kirk, M Cornish, K Dixon. Goals – Cobdogla: D Tilbrook 17, A Wakefield 3, D Starkey, D Hewnicke, S Renfrey, K Smith, M Liddell, L Hefford, S Hiabeerd, D Webb, R Davis, J Wagg, D Mitchell. East Murray: J Boughen, R Wine, K Dixon 2, S Stasinowsky, M Stasinowsky, M Durdin.
Riverland Independent – Round 16
Moorook Kingston 12.18 (90) d East Murray 9.4 (58)
Goals – Moorook Kingston: J Loxton 7; R McLean 2; J Munn, R Morelli, T Elliott. East Murray: R Winnen 3; K Dixon, M Stasinowsky 2; A Parsons, J Kirk. Best – Moorook Kingston: L Hentschke, J Loxton, T Elliott. East Murray: R Schultz, M Stasinowsky, K Dixon.
Cobdogla 22.17 (149) d Lyrup 8.13 (61)
Goals – Cobdogla: D Mitchell, J Vagg 5; A Wakefield, D Starkey 4; L Hefford 2; B Thomas, J Wegener. Lyrup: G Taylor Jnr, B Rossel, R Bates, T Abdulla, D Strother, M Vakett, J Finn, D Abdulla. Best – Cobdogla: N Hart, J Vagg, G Treloar. Lyrup: A Abdulla, S Lloyd, B Hill.
Paringa 32.24 (216) d Browns Well 5.5 (35)
Goals – Paringa: T Rivers 10; N Rower 5; S Sumner 4; B King, J Ruediger 3; A Lloyd 2; C Morrison, S Nagel, S Hucks, J Clohesy, P Aston, D Hill. Browns Well: L Brown 2; A Smith, A O’Connor, J Sumner. Best – Paringa: T Rivers, A Lloyd, J Ruediger. Browns Well: J Vowles, R Charles, S Gillett.
RIVERLAND INDEPENDENT- Round 15:
Paringa 11.14 (80) d Cobdogla 10.11 (71).
Best – Paringa: B Rover, N Dilons, L Gadaleta, J Roediger, A Lloyd, B King. Cobdogla: L Henderson, G Treloar, K Hefford, B Thomas, N Hart, J Vagg. Goals – Paringa: T Lawless, A Lloyd, C Morrison 2, N Rover, K Zielke, T Rivers, L Gadaletta, A Westley. Cobdogla: D Tilbrook, J Vagg 3, D Starkey, L Hefford, D Kasscilke, P Ryder.
Wunkar 9.15 (69) d East Murray 7.8 (50).
Best – Wunkar: J Anderson, I Pfitzner, S Schultz, R Taylor, L Evans, D Bowley. East Murray. R Schulz, S Roder, D Eatts, R Tonks, G England, J Kirk. Goals – Wunkar: S Schulz 5, A Lawrence, N Allen, S Graetz. K Jackmann. East Murray: S Rover 4, R Schulz 2, J Kirk.
Round 14 – July 29, 2006
Paringa 19.13 (127) d Moorook-Kingston 6.8 (44).
Best – Paringa: L Gadaletta. A Lloyd, J Rover, J Reudiger, J Clohessy, A Zielke. Moorook-Kingston: J Munn, L Hentschke, P Watters, T Graetz, S Smith, R McLean. Goals – Paringa: L Gadaletta, T Lawless, A Lloyd 3, S Abdulla, S Hucks, T Reudiger 2. J Wood, C Morrison, K Zielke, N Schuman. Moorook-Kingston: R McLean 3, J Loxton 2, R Pietrolaj.
Lyrup 29.18 (192) d East Murray 6.10 (58).
Best – Lyrup: E Abdulla, D Grenfell, G Taylor, A Abdulla, J Finn, S Mitchell, East Murray: R Parsons, S Rover, G England, B England, T Francis, R Winen. Goals – Lyrup: G Taylor 7, D Grenfell 6, R Bates, A Abdulla 5, S Mitchell 3, L Pride, E Abdulla, B Kaesler. East Murray: R Winen, J Boughan 2, M Durden, T Francis, J Sully, S Rowett.
Wunkar 17.16 (116) d Browns Well 6.10 (46).
Best – Wunkar: N Allen, T Schulz, M Hall, B Rose, L Evans, S Schulz. Browns Well: R Charles, J Vowles, S Gillett, P Treloar, C Scholz, J Sumner, S Hood. Goals – Wunkar: R Taylor 5, S Schulz 3, A Lawrence, K Jachmann 2, B Lines, N Allen, N Johnson, D Smith, I Lawrence. Browns Well: R Charles, T Round 2, L Thyer, L Braun.
Cobdogla 20.23 (143) def Browns Well 8.5 (53)
Best: Cobdogla – L Fridd, D Tilbrook, N Hart, B Thomas, D Mitchell, S Hibberd. Browns Well – R McDonald, J Sumner, S Gillett, R Charles, P Treloar. Goals: Cobdogla – D Tilbrook 11, L Henderson 2, G Dyer, L Hefford, N Hart, L Fridd, D Mitchell, S Remfrey, R Davis. Browns W ell: P Treloar 3, J Sumner, A Flavel 2, P Gleeson.
Lyrup 21.21 (147) d Wunkar 9.3 (57)
Best – Lyrup: S Lloyd, E Abdulla, A Caputo, D Stoher, G Taylor, R Bates. Wunkar – J Lawrence, B Lines, L Evans, T Schulz, R Taylor, N Allen. Goals – Lyrup: G Taylor 7, L Pride 3, S Mitchell, D Grentell, D Abdulla, B Rigney, A Abdulla 2, M Upbett.
Paringa 26.14 (170) d East Murray 10.9 (69).
Best – Paringa: J Rudiger, A Forbes, T Rivers,, A Lloyd, J Clohessy, M Arnott. E Murray – S Rover, J Boughen, R Winen, C Johns, R Tonkin, T Francis. Paringa – S Hucks, J Ruedgier, T River, L Gadaletla, N Rover, P Johnson, J Culbertson, N Dillon, C Morrison. East Murray – R Winen 5, K Dixon, M Cornish, S Rover, C Johns
Round 12 Independent League (RFL has a bye due to the SA Country Championships)
Lyrup 15.7 (97) d Paringa 4.10 (34).
Best- Lyrup: D Grenfell, S Mitchell, B Hill, B Rigney, D Strother, R Bates. Paringa; L Gadetta, S Hucks, A Zejlke, N Rover, A Lloyd. A Forbes. Goals -Lyrup: G Karpany 5, R Bates 4, L Pride, J Johnson 2, G Taylor jnr, S Mitchell. Paringa: N Rover, S Sumner, L Galetta, B King.
Moorook/Kingston 17.13 (115) d Browns Well 4.6 (30).
Best- Moorook/KIngston: P Waders. R Morelli, T Graetz, L Hentschke, J Munn, N Roos. Browns Well: S Gillett, D Wall, C Scholz, R Charles, J Summer, P Treloar. Goals – Moorook/Kingston: J Loxton 5, R Morelli, D Wundenberg 3, J Munn, S Arnold 2, S Drain, R Pietrolai. Browns Well: A Flavel 2, R Charles, J Sumner.
Cobdogla 24.21 (165) d Wunkar 0.1 (1).
Best – Cogdogla: B Thomas, D Tilbrook, L Hefford, D Heinicke, D Mitchell, G Treloar. Wunkar. J Anderson, B Lines, T Schulz, M Hall, R Taylor, S Schulz Goals – Cobdogla: D Tilbrook 10, B Thompson 4, D Mitchell, A Wakefield 3, N Hart 2, D Heinicke. J Dixon, B Thompson.
East Murray 14.13 (97) d Browns Well 9.6 (60).
Best – East Murray: A Parsons, J Boucolten, B Francis, J Kirk, R Winen, J Francis. Browns Well: S Gillett, J Vowles, C Wall, R Charlel, C Scholz, D Wall. Goals – East Murray: R Winen 7, J Berger 2, A Parsons, R Schutz, B Reichsten, S Rover, M Stasinowsky. Browns Well: M Handle 2, R Charles, C Patterson, P Clotson, A Smith, A Flavel, D Wall, M Cook.
Paringa 28.20 (188) d Wunkar 13.5 (83).
Best – Paringa: S Sumner, S Nagel, A Westley, A Lloyd, N Rover, J Ruediger. Wunkar: J Lawrence, J Anderson, L Evans, B Rose, T Schulz, S Schulz. Goals – Paringa: S Sumner 21, C Hansford 2, S Nap el, J Ruediger, S Abduller, J Culbertson, N Rover. Wunkar: R Taylor, S Schulz, M Hall 3, S Biggins 2, J Lawrence, K Jachmann.
Cobdogla 24.11 (155) d Moorook 10.6 (66).
Best – Cobdogla: J Vagg, N Hart, J Wegener, L Hefford, B Thomas, D Tilbrook. Moorook: T Graetz, P Watters, L Hentschke, S Smith, J Munn, R Morelli. Goals – Cobdogla: D Tilbrook 10, J Van 4, A Wakefield, D Mitchell, L Hefford 2, M Golding, N Hart, D Starkey, J Wegener.
Cobdogla 20.12 (132) d Lyrup 13.6 (84).
Best – Cobdogla : B Thomas. J Weggner, L Fridd. J Vagg, N Hart, G Roger. Lyrup: S Healy, J Finn. S Mitchell, B Hill. D Grenfell, D Strother. Goals- Cobdogla: D Tilbrook 9. D Starkey 3, A Wakefield 2. J Waggener. J Vagg. M Golding, D Mitchell, L Handerson, N Roberts. Lyrup: G Karpany, R Bates 3, S Mitchell, K Gabel, L Pride, B Nuscke, P Moritz.
Moorook/Kingston 22.14 (264) d East Murray 6.6 (42).
Best – Moorook/Kingston: L Hentschke, T Elliott, P Satters, R McLean, D White, D Hogg. East Murray -T Francis, R Schutz, S Rodor, J Boucolton, K Dixon, B England. Goals – Moorook/Kingston: R McLean 9, D van der Wolde 3, J Loxton, L Hentshke, S Uren 2, R Pietrolaj, G Scadden, T Graetz, P van der Wolde. East Murray: J Boughen 4, S Tover, S Stasinowsky.
Paringa 22.21 (153) d Browns Well 8.5 (53).
Best – Paringa: A Westley, M Arnett. T Rivers, A Lloyd, L Gadaleta, J Rudiger. Browns Well – B Semmler, J Vowles, C Wel, J Sumner, M Cook. P Gleeson Goals- Paringa: A Lloyd, T Rivers 4. N Rover, N Schuman 3, T Blacksell 2, P Johnson, M Arnett, S Abdulla, K Zielke. L Gadaletta, M Kouger. Browns Well – A Smith, J Sumner 2. D Giles, B Semmler 1..
Lyrup 21.11 (137) d Moorook/Kingston 13.6 (84).
Best -Lyrup: L Pride, B Kaesler, A Abdulla jnr, D Grenfell, E Abdulla, S Mitchell. Moorook/Kingston: T Graetz, N Tsakarellos, R McLean, T Elliott, G Scadden, P Waters, N White. Goals – Lyrup: G Karpany 6, R Bates 4, A Abdulla jnr 3, L Pride 2, S Mitchell, J Johnson, S Uoyd, A Abdulla snr, B Russell, D Abdulla. Moorook/Kingston: R McLean 5, N White 4, D Piltz, R Rigtrola R Morelli.
Cobdogla 12.13 (85) d Paringa 12.12 (84).
Best – Cobdogla: J Wegener, G Treloar, J Vagg, G Roger, D Mitchell, A WakeBeld. Paringa: S Nagel, J Ruediger, T Rumer, S Sumner, A Westley, N Schumann. Goals – Cobdogla: J Weqener 4, L Henderson, D Starkey 2, D Kassulke, L Fridd, D Heinicke L Shilcott. Paringa: S Sumner 8, S Raeder 3, A Lloyrl.
Wunkar 13.11 (69) d East Murtay 9.9 (63).
Best- Wunkar: I Phdzner, S Kempster, B Albrecht, J Anderson, N Johnson, T Schulz. East Murray: J Francis, B Reichstein, S Rover, A Parsons, D Zadow, R Winen. Goals – Wunkar: S Schulz 5, T Schulz, K Jachmann, R Taylor 2, N Johnson, M Hall. East Murray: J Boughton 4, T Francis 2, A Parsons, B Reichstein, R Dixon.
RIVERLAND INDEPENDENT V MID MURRAY Saturday June 10, 2006
A Gr: Mid Murray 31.15 (201) d Riverland Indepedent 15.6 (96).
Best-Mid Murray: S Schwartz. C Gregory, A Maturo, A Falkenburg, K Roberts, B Pittaway. Riverland: J Vagg, V Rigney, B Thomas, S Rover, J Vowles, M Stazinowsky. Goals – Mid Murray: B Pittaway, S Schwartz 5, S Eichler, S Dubrich 4, J Rosenweig, D Button 3, J Kotz 2, C Dixon, S Klose, A Maturo, J Marr, J Waechter. Riverland: R Bates, R McLean, J Vagg 3, J Vowles 2, S Rover. M Stasinowsky, R Tonkin, A Smith.
Round Seven – Saturday June 3, 2006
Panriga 17.15 (118) d Moorook/Kingston 13.10 (88).
Best – Paringa: S Hucks, K Zielke, T Rivers, S Nagel, A Lloy d, N Schumann. Moorook/Kingston: T Elliot, N Roos, R McLean, J Kloden, R Morelli, P Perry. Goals -Paringa: S Sumner 7, S Hucks 3, S Abdulla 2, C Morrison, L Gadaleta, A Iloyd, N Schumann, T Rivers. Moorook/Kingston: R McLean 4, J Loxton 3, T Graetz, R Pietrolaj, R Morelli, N Roos.
Wunkar 13.21 (99) d Browns Well 13.7 (85).
Best – Wunkar: N Allen, B Albrecht. J Lawrence, K Jachmann, T Schulz, B Rose. Browns Well: R Charles, J Vowles, J Sommer, C Schulz, B Wall, A Smith. Goals- Wunkar: B Lines, KJachmann 3. B Albrecht, B Rose 2, R Taylor, N Allen, A Lawrence. Browns WellL A Smith 6, A Flavel, D Giles, R Charles 2, J Summer.
Lyrup 17.17 (119) d East Murray 12.12 (84).
Best – Lyrup: J Joanson, V Rigney, B Roessel, B Hill, J Finn, A Ardulla Jnr. East Murray: Graham, D Francis, M Stasinowsky, R Winen, R Tonrin, D Zadow. Goals – Lyrup: R Bates 6, J Johnson 4, A Abdulla, S Mitchell 2, G Karpany, A Caputo, S Lloyd. East Murray: J Boughon 2, P Henschke, D Francis, S Rover, G England, R Tonrin, M Stasinowsky, G Redden, R Ninen, A Parsons, T Francis.
Round Six, Saturday May 27 2006
Paringa 17.21 (123) d East Murray 8.6 (54)
Best – Paringa: J Ruedigar, J Wood, J Clohessy, B King, K Zielke, S Abdulla. East Murray: D Francis, R Winen, DZadow, A Parsons, M Stasinowsky, J Kirk. Goals -Paringa: S Abdulla 5, L Gadaleta, A Westley, C Morrison, N Schuman 2, J Ruedigar, R Irlam, T Rivers, C Ahansford. East Murray: R Winen 3, G Redden 2, M Stasinowsky, J Kirk, R Tonkin.
Lyrup 34.25 (229) d Wunkar 6.6 (42).
Best – Lyrup: A Abdulla jnr, R Bates, J Finn, D Grenfell, V Rigney jnr, G Karpeny. Wunkar: R Taylor, K Jackman, J Anderson, S Kempster, N Johnson, T Schultz. Goals – Lyrup: R Bates 12, G Karpany 7, A Abdulla snr, D Grenfell 3, S Mitchell, D Abdulla 2, A Abdulla jnr, B Roessell, P Maritz, V Rigney jnr, S Healy. Wunkar: R Taylor, B Lines, N Manglesdorf, K Jackman, A Lawrence, N Johnson.
Cobdogla 35.21 (237) d Browns Well 4.8 (32).
Best -Cobdogla: D Webb, L Hefford, D Tlbrook, G Boyer, L Henderson, D Mitchell. Browns Well: R Clarks, P Gleeson, S Gillett, J Vowles, N Stevens, J Sumner. Goals – Cobdogla: D Tilbrook 17, L Shilcock 4, L Hefford, A Wakefield 3, D Starkey, J Wegener 2, G Roger, D Mitchell, D Heinke, P Ryder.
Lyrup 21.14 (140) d Paringa 14.12 (96).
Best: Lyrup- V Rigney, S Heath, A Caputo, S Mitchell, B Hall, A Abdulla Jnr. Paringa: A Ziekle, S Sumner, J Rudiger, S Hucks, J Wood, J Colmesy. Goals – Lyrup: G Karpany 7, R Bates 3, D Grenfell, A Abdula Jnr 2, D Abdulla, A Caputo, B Roessell, S Mitchell, A Abdulla Snr, G Taylor Jnr. Paringa: S Sumner 8, N Schuman, J Rudiger 2, S Rasder, S Hucks.
Kingston 31.25 (211) d Browns Well 11.11 (71).
Best: Moorook-Kingston: T Elliott, J Loxton, N White, N Tsakarellos, T Graetz, J Walker. Browns Well: R Charles, M Thiele, S Gillett, C Patterson, J Vowels, A Havell. Goals- Moorook-Kingston: T Graetz, J Loxton 7, J Walker, R Morrelli, B Sparrow 3, N White 2, S Smith, D Van Der Woude, N Tsakarellos, R McLean, T Elliott. M McCracken. Browns Well: A Havell 3, J Sumner, R Charles 2, C Patterson, A Smith, M Thiele, T Bound.
Cobdogla 30.10 (190) d Wunkar 4.5 (29).
Best – Cobdogla: J Golding, L Hefford, D Mitchell, D Tilbrook, J Wegener, L Henderson. Wunkar – S Kempster, N Johnson, A Lawrence, I Pfitzner, N Allen, L Evans. Goals -Cobdogla: D Tilbrook 14, R Cox, D Starkey 3, D Mitchell, J Wagner 2, A Wakefield, D Kassolke, M Golding, J Vagg, A Wakefield, D Smith 1. Wunkar – B Rose, A Jackman, A Lawrence, J Smith 1.
Paringa 19.15 (129) d Wunkar (3.3 (21).
Best- Paringa: N Shuman, A Westly, B King, J Clohesy, J Wood, A Zielke. Wunkar: A Lawrence, I Pfitzner, N Johnson.
M Allen, L Albecht, J Lawrence, S Kempster. Goals – Paringa: N Schuman 8, S Sumner 4, A Zielke 3, G Baker, A Wesstley, S Raeder, B King. Wunkar: N Allen, A Lawrence, R Taylor
Moorook-Kingston 12.11 (63) drew Cobdogla 11,17 (83).
Best – Moorook-Kingston: T Elliott, R McLean, J Loxton, M McCracken, T Graetz, N Roos. Cobdogla: L Henderson, J Vagg, B Thomas, L Fridd, D Webb, L Hefford. Goals – Moorook-Kingston: JLoxton 7, J Walker 3, R McLean, R Pietrolaj.
Cobdogla: D Starkey, J Wegener, M Golding 2, L Henderson, L Hefford, J Vagg, D Mitchell, P Ryder.
East Murray 19.14 (128) d Browns Well 11.13 (79).
Best – East Murray: C Johns, S Rover, A Parsons. D Francis, R Winen, K Dixon. Browns Well: R Charles, J Allen, D Wall, J Vowles, S Huddleston, M Thiele. Goals – East Murray: C Johns 5, D Francis, G Redden 3, S Rover, T Francis, A Parsons 2, R Winen, J Francis. Browns Well: A Smith 5, A Flavel, J Sumner 2, J Allen, M Thiele.
Round Three, Saturday May 6, 2006
Moorook-Kingston 15.17 (107) d East Murray 11.9 (75).
Best – Moorook-Kingston: J Munn, J Loxton, T Elliott, N White, N Tsakarellis, T Graetz, D Hogg. East Murray: J Boughen-Rover, M Smith, R Tonkin. R Winen, D Zadow. Goals – Moorook-Kingston: R Pietrlas 4, B Sparrow 3, J Loxton, R McLean 2, S Uren, G Scadden, T Elliott, D Wallace. East Murray. J Francis 4, D Francis 3, K Dixon, M Durdin, A Parsons, J Boughen.
Cobdogla 20.15 (135) d Lyrup 12.15 (87).
Best – Cobdogla: J Vagg, B Thomas, L Fridd, L Heltord, L Henderson, J Goldng. Lyrup: V Rigney, B Hill, R Bates, S Mitchell, B Kaesler, A Caputo. Goals -Cobdogla: D Tilbrook, D Starkey, P Ryder 4, L Henderson, J Wegener, M Golding, A Wakefield, Lyrup: R Bates 4, S Mitchell 2, D Frengell, J Abdulla, C Taylor. L Pride, D Abdulla, D Striver.
Paringa 20.16 (136) d Browns Well 8.4 (52) .
Best- Paringa: S Summer, T Rivers, A Westley, J Rudiger, J Clohesy, L Gadafeta. Browns Well: R Charles, B Flavel, J Vowles, C Wall, P Treloar, D Wall. Goals- Paringa: S Summer 8, T Rivers 5, N Schuman, S Hucks 2, L. Gadafeta. R Irian, J Culbertson. Borwns Well: D Giles 2, A Smith, J Swinger, J Vowles, L Patterson, J Allen, C Patterson.
Round Two – Saturday April 29, 2006
Lyrup 24.34 (178) defeated Browns Well 10.6 (66)
Best: Lyrup – G Karpeny, S Mitchell, E Abdulla, A Abdulla jnr, A Caputo, V Rigney. BW – R Charles, M Thiell, J Vowels, D Nitschke,C Scholz, C Patterson. Goals: Lyrup – G Karpeny 8, D Grenfell 6, A Abdulla jnr 3, S Mitchell, E Abdulla 2, L Cochrane, R Bates, V Rigney 1. BW – A Smith 4, J Summer, D Wall, R Charles 2.
Moorook-Kingston 18.14 (122) defeated Wunkar 3.3 (21)
Best: M-K – R McLean, M McCracken, T Elliot, N White, B Sparrow, T Graetz. Wunkar – A Lawrence, R Taylor, Brendan Albrecht, N Allen, Ben Albrecht, T Schulz. Goals: M-K – R McLean 5, R Pietrolaj, J Loxton 3, N White, T Elliot 2, B Sparrow, P Watters, N Roos 1. Wunkar – T Schulz, I Lawrence, R Taylor 1.
ROUND ONE – Tuesday April 25, 2006
Paringa 2.3 3.3 7.8 9.8 (62) lost to Cobdogla 2.4 5.11 7.13 9.18 (72) – Best Players and Goalkickers soon
Best: Cobdogla : J.Vagg, L.Fridd, J.Golding, G.Treloar, L.Henderson, J.Wegener. Best: Paringa – S.Sumner, A.Zielke, J. Clohessy, A.Westley, A.Forbes, L.Gadaleta
Goals: Cobdogla : J. Wegener 4, D.Starkey 2, M. Golding 1, D.Tilbrook 1, N.Roberts 1. Paringa : S.Sumner 6, S.Hucks 1, K.Zielke 1, N.Courtney 1.
Saturday April 22, 2006
Moorok-Kingston 23.10 (148) defeated Lyrup 12.8 (80)
Best (M-K) – D Hogg, T Graetz, T Elliott, R McLean, D Van Der Woude, M McCracken, R Morfil. (Lyrup) – S Mitchell, J Finn, V Risney, B Hill, A Caplito, A Abulla jnr Goals (M-K) – R Morelli 5, J Loxton 4. (Lyrup) – R Bates, S Mitchell, G Kalpany 3, A Caputo 2.
East Murray 12.13 (85) defeated Wunkar 11.8 (74)
Best (EM) – S Rover, R Tonkin, J Boughon, B Francis, C Johns, D Zadow. Wunkar – R Taylor, L Evans, M Allen, T Schulz, C White, N Mangelsdorf. Goals (EM) – K Dixon 3, D Francis 2, A Parsons, R Parsons, R Schulz, M Stasinowski, B Francis, T Francis, S Stasinowski 1. Wunkar – I Lawrence, T Schulz, A Lawrence 2, R Taylor, K Jackman, R Fielke, C White, B Lines 1.
Bye: – Browns Well
Wednesday April 19, 2006 – INDEPENDENT LEAGUE KICKS OFF THIS WEEKEND, RFL to start on ANZAC DAY
Saturday sees the start of the home and away season with the following matches:
East Murray host Wunkar, while Moorok-Kingston play Lyrup. On Anzac Day, Paringa does battle with Cobdogla.
The RFL get underway on Anazac Day, here’s the draw for the opening round.

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**Step-by-step: No**
The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task. Instead, it mainly presents results, statistics, and summaries from various games in a sports league, which lacks a procedural format.

**Training: No**
While the article contains useful statistical information about football matches, it does not provide well-structured procedural instructions that could effectively train a language model for deeper reasoning. The information is largely descriptive and anecdotal, lacking the clear, logical sequence and detail needed for complex reasoning tasks.


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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a specific task; instead, it focuses on general information about the blog and its creator. Additionally, the content lacks detailed procedural instructions that could enhance a language model's ability to reason more deeply since it is more narrative in style rather than instructional.