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This is a list of results of the rugby league team the New Zealand Warriors from their debut season in the Winfield Cup in 1995 to present day in the National Rugby League. The Warriors were known as the Auckland Warriors until 2000.

Australian Rugby League

1995

Winfield Cup
 Round 1 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 22-25, Mt Smart Stadium
 Round 2 vs Illawarra Steelers, lost 28-40, WIN Stadium
 Round 3 vs Western Suburbs Magpies, won 46-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 4 vs North Sydney Bears, lost 10-48, North Sydney Oval
Round 5 vs Manly Sea Eagles, lost 14-26, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 6 vs Illawarra Steelers, won 38-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 7 vs Parramatta Eels, won 40-4, Parramatta Stadium
Round 8 vs Sydney Roosters, won 26-22, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 9 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 6-48, EnergyAustralia Stadium
Round 10 vs Cronulla Sharks, won 23-18, Toyota Park
Round 11 vs Balmain Tigers, won 36-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 12 vs Penrith Panthers, lost 16-34, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 13 vs Western Suburbs Magpies, won 16-12, Campbelltown Sports Ground
Round 14 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 38-20, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 15 vs Gold Coast Seagulls, won 44-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 16 vs Western Reds, won 34-10, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 17 vs South Queensland Crushers, won 22-10, Suncorp Stadium
Round 18 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 28-10, Dairy Farmers Stadium
Round 19 vs St George Dragons, lost 14-47, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 20 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, won 29-8, Parramatta Stadium
Round 21 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 8-15, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 22 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 6-44, Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre

1996

Optus Cup
Round 1 vs Brisbane Broncos, won by forfeit, Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
Round 2 vs Illawarra Steelers, won 18-10, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 3 vs Western Suburbs Magpies, lost 8-22, Campbelltown Sports Ground
Round 4 vs North Sydney Bears, won 12-8, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 5 vs Manly Sea Eagles, lost 10-22, Brookvale Oval
Round 6 vs Illawarra Steelers, won 30-20, WIN Stadium
Round 7 vs Parramatta Eels, won 28-4, Parramatta Stadium
Round 8 vs Sydney Roosters, lost 16-28, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 9 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 18-22, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 10 vs Cronulla Sharks, lost 24-28, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 11 vs Balmain Tigers, lost 22-34, AMI Stadium
Round 12 vs Penrith Panthers, won 26-16, CUA Stadium
Round 13 vs Western Suburbs Magpies, won 32-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 14 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 24-10, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 15 vs Gold Coast Chargers, won 28-14, Carrara Stadium
Round 16 vs Western Reds, lost 12-32, WACA Ground
Round 17 vs South Queensland Crushers, won 16-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 18 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 52-6, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 19 vs St George Dragons, lost 6-35, Oki Jubilee Stadium
Round 20 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, lost 18-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 21 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 6-30, Canberra Stadium
Round 22 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 6-38, Mt Smart Stadium

Super League

1997

Telstra Cup
Round 1 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 2-14, Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
Round 2 vs Hunter Mariners, won 18-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 3 vs Cronulla Sharks, lost 8-34, Toyota Park
Round 4 vs Adelaide Rams, lost 12-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 5 vs Penrith Panthers, won 16-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 6 vs Canberra Raiders, won 31-24, Canberra Stadium
Round 7 vs Hunter Mariners, lost 10-18, Breakers Stadium
Round 8 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, lost 24-38, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 9 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 30-22, Dairy Farmers Stadium
Round 10 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 18-34, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 11 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 10-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 12 vs Western Reds, lost 12-24, WACA Ground
Round 13 vs Penrith Panthers, lost 22-26, CUA Stadium
Round 14 vs Cronulla Sharks, won 11-8, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 15 vs Adelaide Rams, won 18-8, Adelaide Oval
Round 16 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, lost 18-40, Belmore Sports Ground
Round 17 vs Western Reds, won 30-22, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 18 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 50-22, Mt Smart Stadium

World Club Challenge
Round 1 vs St. Helens, won 42-14, Knowsley Road
Round 2 vs Bradford Bulls, won 20-16, Grattan Stadium
Round 3 vs Warrington Wolves, won 56-28, Wilderspool Stadium
Round 4 vs Bradford Bulls, won 64-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 5 vs St Helens, won 70-6, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 6 vs Warrington Wolves, won 16-4, AMI Stadium
Quarter Final vs Bradford Bulls, won 62-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Semi Final vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 16-22, Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre

National Rugby League

1998

Telstra Premiership
Round 1 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, lost 18-24, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 2 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 4-33, EnergyAustralia Stadium
Round 3 vs Sydney Roosters, won 25-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 4 vs St George Dragons, lost 24-28, Oki Jubilee Stadium
Round 5 vs Melbourne Storm, won 16-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 6 vs North Sydney Bears, lost 26-44, North Sydney Oval
Round 7 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 14-38, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 8 vs Sydney Roosters, lost 4-22, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 9 vs Cronulla Sharks, lost 8-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 10 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, won 20-6, Belmore Sports Ground
Round 11 vs Canberra Raiders, won 25-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 12 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 6-14, Parramatta Stadium
Round 13 vs Penrith Panthers, won 15-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 14 vs Western Suburbs Magpies, lost 16-18, Campbelltown Sports Ground
Round 15 vs St George Dragons, won 31-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 16 vs Melbourne Storm, won 24-21, Olympic Park Stadium
Round 17 vs Illawarra Steelers, lost 17-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 18 vs Gold Coast, lost 18-31, Carrara Stadium
Round 19 vs Balmain Tigers, won 21-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 20 vs Adelaide Rams, lost 20-22, Hindmarsh Stadium
Round 21 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 34-18, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 22 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, lost 18-20, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 23 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 4-16, Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
Round 24 vs Manly Sea Eagles, lost 12-38, Mt Smart Stadium

1999

Round 1 vs Sydney Roosters, won 26-16, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 2 vs North Sydney Bears, lost 18-22, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 3 vs Manly Sea Eagles, won 36-10, Brookvale Oval
Round 4 vs Sydney Roosters, lost 14-28, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 5 vs Balmain Tigers, lost 8-17, Leichhardt Oval
Round 6 vs Melbourne Storm, lost 10-38, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 7 vs North Queensland Cowboys, lost 0-24, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 8 vs Bye
Round 9 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, lost 8-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 10 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 6-28, Parramatta Stadium
Round 11 vs Canberra Raiders, won 32-30, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 12 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, lost 28-24, Telstra Stadium
Round 13 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 18-25, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 14 vs Bye
Round 15 vs Penrith Panthers, lost 20-34, CUA Stadium
Round 16 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, won 30-10, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 17 vs Balmain Tigers, won 22-4, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 18 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 22-46, Canberra Stadium
Round 19 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 16-24, Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
Round 20 vs Cronulla Sharks, lost 20-22, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 21 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 20-16, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 22 vs Melbourne Storm, lost 14-16, Olympic Park Stadium
Round 23 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, won 32-18, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 24 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 40-14, Dairy Farmers Stadium
Round 25 vs Newcastle Knights, won 42-0, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 26 vs Western Suburbs Magpies, won 60-16, Campbelltown Sports Ground

2000

Round 1 vs Melbourne Storm, won 14-6, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 2 vs Wests Tigers, lost 16-17, Leichhardt Oval
Round 3 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 10-28, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 4 vs Newcastle Knights, draw 18-18, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 5 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 12-56, Canberra Stadium
Round 6 vs Penrith Panthers, lost 24-31, CUA Stadium
Round 7 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, lost 8-36, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 8 vs Sydney Roosters, won 26-22, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 9 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 22-24, Parramatta Stadium
Round 10 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, draw 18-18, Telstra Stadium
Round 11 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 18-12, Dairy Farmers Stadium
Round 12 vs Cronulla Sharks, won 24-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 13 vs Wests Tigers, lost 4-30, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 14 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, lost 0-54, WIN Stadium
Round 15 vs Northern Eagles, won 18-14, Brookvale Oval
Round 16 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, won 24-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 17 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 12-30, EnergyAustralia Stadium
Round 18 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 6-13, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 19 vs Penrith Panthers, lost 20-24, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 20 vs Melbourne Storm, lost 10-56, Olympic Park Stadium
Round 21 vs Sydney Roosters, lost 4-36, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 22 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 10-11, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 23 vs Cronulla Sharks, lost 12-22, Toyota Park
Round 24 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 44-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 25 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 20-38, Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
Round 26 vs Northern Eagles, won 32-22, Mt Smart Stadium

2001

Round 1 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 8-24, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 2 vs Northern Eagles, won 24-16, Central Coast Stadium
Round 3 vs Wests Tigers, lost 10-29, Campbelltown Sports Ground
Round 4 vs St George Illwarra Dragons, won 34-8, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 5 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 24-30, Parramatta Stadium
Round 6 vs Brisbane Broncos, won 13-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 7 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 24-45, EnergyAustralia Stadium
Round 8 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, draw 24-24, Westpac Stadium
Round 9 vs Penrith Panthers, won 52-8, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 10 vs Cronulla Sharks, lost 16-26, Toyota Park
Round 11 vs Sydney Roosters, won 42-30, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 12 vs Melbourne Storm, lost 20-40, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 13 vs North Queensland Cowboys, lost 18-35, Dairy Farmers Stadium
Round 14 vs Canberra Raiders, won 22-10, Manuka Oval
Round 15 vs Northern Eagles, lost 30-34, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 16 vs Wests Tigers, lost 16-21, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 17 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, lost 18-38, WIN Stadium
Round 18 vs Parramatta Eels, won 29-18, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 19 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 12-48, Carrara Stadium
Round 20 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 30-37, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 21 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, won 34-8, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 22 vs Penrith Panthers, won 48-32, CUA Stadium
Round 23 vs Cronulla Sharks, won 30-0, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 24 vs Sydney Roosters, won 14-8, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 25 vs Melbourne Storm, draw 24-24, Telstra Dome
Round 26 vs North Queensland Cowboys, lost 18-30, Mt Smart Stadium
Finals Week One vs Parramatta Eels, lost 12-56, Parramatta Stadium

2002

Round 1 vs Bye
Round 2 vs Sydney Roosters, won 21-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 3 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 14-32, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 4 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 50-20, Dairy Farmers Stadium
Round 5 vs Northern Eagles, won 68-10, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 6 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, lost 20-28, Westpac Stadium
Round 7 vs Melbourne Storm, won 20-10, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 8 vs Wests Tigers, won 36-14, Campbelltown Sports Ground
Round 9 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 25-18, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 10 vs Newcastle Knights, won 34-12, EnergyAustralia Stadium
Round 11 vs Melbourne Storm, won 28-12, Olympic Park Stadium
Round 12 vs Cronulla Sharks, won 42-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 13 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 34-6, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 14 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 46-10, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 15 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, lost 22-32, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 16 vs Brisbane Broncos, won 26-16, Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
Round 17 vs Cronulla Sharks, lost 24-36, Toyota Park
Round 18 vs Bye
Round 19 vs Parramatta Eels, won 26-10, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 20 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 30-38, Canberra Stadium
Round 21 vs Penrith Panthers, won 38-24, CUA Stadium
Round 22 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, won 22-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 23 vs Brisbane Broncos, won 18-4, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 24 vs Sydney Roosters, lost 0-44,Sydney Football Stadium
Round 25 vs Northern Eagles, lost 16-18, Brookvale Oval
Round 26 vs Wests Tigers, won 28-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Finals Week One vs Canberra Raiders, won 36-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Finals Week Two vs Bye
Finals Week Three vs Cronulla Sharks, won 16-10, Telstra Stadium
Grand Final vs Sydney Roosters, lost 8-30, Telstra Stadium

2003

Round 1 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 26-36, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 2 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, won 24-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 3 vs Manly Sea Eagles, won 20-16, Brookvale Oval
Round 4 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 38-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 5 vs Brisbane Broncos, won 32-12, Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
Round 6 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 30-24, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 7 vs Penrith Panthers, lost 14-28, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 8 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, lost 12-18, Westpac Stadium
Round 9 vs Parramatta Eels, won 18-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 10 vs Bye
Round 11 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 10-18, Westpac Stadium
Round 12 vs Penrith Panthers, lost 12-34, CUA Stadium
Round 13 vs Cronulla Sharks, won 23-6, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 14 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 26-28, Parramatta Stadium
Round 15 vs Canberra Raiders, won 26-18, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 16 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 31-30 (a.e.t), Sydney Football Stadium
Round 17 vs North Queensland Cowboys, lost 10-30, Dairy Farmers Stadium
Round 18 vs Manly Sea Eagles, won 20-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 19 vs Cronulla Sharks, won 31-24, Toyota Park
Round 20 vs Bye
Round 21 vs Melbourne Storm, lost 12-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 22 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, won 30-20, Oki Jubilee Stadium
Round 23 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 20-36, EnergyAustralia Stadium
Round 24 vs Brisbane Broncos, won 22-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 25 vs Sydney Roosters, won 26-24, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 26 vs Wests Tigers, won 32-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Finals Week One vs Canterbury Bulldogs, won 48-22, Sydney Showground
Finals Week Two vs Canberra Raiders, won 17-16, Sydney Football Stadium
Finals Week Three vs Penrith Panthers, lost 20-28, Telstra Stadium

2004

Round 1 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 20-28, Suncorp Stadium
Round 2 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, lost 10-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 3 vs Penrith Panthers, lost 22-42, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 4 vs Manly Sea Eagles, won 28-10, Brookvale Oval
Round 5 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 20-34, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 6 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, lost 18-24, Westpac Stadium
Round 7 vs Bye
Round 8 vs Melbourne Storm, won 20-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 9 vs North Queensland Cowboys, lost 8-16, Dairy Farmers Stadium
Round 10 vs Manly Sea Eagles, lost 20-42, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 11 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 26-12, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 12 vs Sydney Roosters, lost 6-58, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 13 vs Canberra Raiders, won 20-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 14 vs Wests Tigers, lost 4-50, AMI Stadium
Round 15 vs North Queensland Cowboys, lost 26-28 (a.e.t), Mt Smart Stadium
Round 16 vs Melbourne Storm, lost 6-42, Olympic Park Stadium
Round 17 vs Parramatta Eels, won 20-10, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 18 vs Cronulla Sharks, lost 14-22, Toyota Park
Round 19 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 34-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 20 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 29-30 (a.e.t), Mt Smart Stadium
Round 21 vs Bye
Round 22 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 14-21, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 23 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, lost 10-28, WIN Stadium
Round 24 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 18-48, Parramatta Stadium
Round 25 vs Sydney Roosters, lost 24-30, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 26 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, lost 10-54, Mt Smart Stadium

2005

Round 1 vs Manly Sea Eagles, lost 20-26, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 2 vs Brisbane Broncos, won 24-12, Suncorp Stadium
Round 3 vs North Queensland Cowboys, lost 22-32, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 4 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 46-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 5 vs Wests Tigers, lost 6-24, AMI Stadium
Round 6 vs Newcastle Knights, won 30-26, EnergyAustralia Stadium
Round 7 vs Bye
Round 8 vs Penrith Panthers, lost 14-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 9 vs Cronulla Sharks, lost 24-28, Members Equity Stadium
Round 10 vs Sydney Roosters, lost 6-10, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 11 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 34-16, North Sydney Oval
Round 12 vs Wests Tigers, won 21-4, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 13 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, lost 18-32, WIN Stadium
Round 14 vs Melbourne Storm, won 24-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 15 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 18-28, Waikato Stadium
Round 16 vs Brisbane Broncos, won 30-18, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 17 vs North Queensland Cowboys, lost 16-24, Dairy Farmers Stadium
Round 18 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, lost 24-26, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 19 vs Sydney Roosters, won 24-22, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 20 vs Canberra Raiders, won 24-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 21 vs Penrith Panthers, lost 34-42, CUA Stadium
Round 22 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 20-38, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 23 vs Melbourne Storm, lost 10-22, Olympic Park Stadium
Round 24 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 4-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 25 vs Manly Sea Eagles, won 22-20, Brookvale Oval
Round 26 vs Bye

2006

Round 1 vs Melbourne Storm, lost 16-22, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 2 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 14-22, Waikato Stadium
Round 3 vs Wests Tigers, won 26-10, AMI Stadium
Round 4 vs Newcastle Knights, won 26-22, EnergyAustralia Stadium
Round 5 vs Manly Sea Eagles, lost 8-22, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 6 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 14-18, Canberra Stadium
Round 7 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 46-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 8 vs Canterbury Bulldogs lost 16-30, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 9 vs Bye
Round 10 vs St George Illawarra, lost 16-22, WIN Stadium
Round 11 vs Wests Tigers, won 34-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 12 vs Cronulla Sharks, lost 20-34, Toyota Park
Round 13 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 18-23, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 14 vs Sydney Roosters, won 22-12, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 15 vs Newcastle Knights, won 30-18, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 16 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 66-0, Telstra Stadium
Round 17 vs Penrith Panthers, won 28-22, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 18 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, lost 18-22 (a.e.t), Telstra Stadium
Round 19 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 12-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 20 vs Bye
Round 21 vs Penrith Panthers, lost 6-36, CUA Stadium
Round 22 vs Cronulla Sharks, won 12-10, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 23 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 26-0, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 24 vs Melbourne Storm, won 24-20, Olympic Park Stadium
Round 25 vs Sydney Roosters, won 42-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 26 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 12-36, Suncorp Stadium

2007

Round 1 vs Parramatta Eels, won 34-18, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 2 vs Brisbane Broncos, won 24-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 3 vs Melbourne Storm, lost 12-30, Olympic Park Stadium
Round 4 vs Manly Sea Eagles, lost 10-13, Brookvale Oval
Round 5 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 34-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 6 vs Bye
Round 7 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 18-16, Telstra Stadium
Round 8 vs Cronulla Sharks, lost 20-22, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 9 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 18-24, Energy Australia Stadium
Round 10 vs Wests Tigers, lost 26-30, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 11 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 6-30, Parramatta Stadium
Round 12 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, lost 20-40, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 13 vs Melbourne Storm, lost 2-4, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 14 vs Cronulla Sharks, won 12-2, Toyota Park
Round 15 vs Penrith Panthers, won 54-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 16 vs Gold Coast Titans, won 22-6, Carrara Stadium
Round 17 vs North Queensland Cowboys, lost 12-18, Dairy Farmers Stadium
Round 18 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, won 44-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 19 vs Wests Tigers, won 28-16, Campbelltown Sports Ground
Round 20 vs Newcastle Knights, won 52-10, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 21 vs Sydney Roosters, draw 31-31 (a.e.t), Sydney Football Stadium
Round 22 vs Gold Coast Titans, won 30-6, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 23 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 24-26, Canberra Stadium
Round 24 vs Manly Sea Eagles, won 36-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 25 vs Penrith Panthers, won 24-20, CUA Stadium
Finals Week One vs Parramatta Eels, lost 10-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Finals Week Two vs North Queensland Cowboys, lost 12-49, Dairy Farmers Stadium

2008

Round 1 vs Melbourne Storm, lost 18-32, Telstra Dome
Round 2 vs Parramatta Eels, won 30-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 3 vs Manly Sea Eagles, lost 6-52, Brookvale Oval
Round 4 vs Newcastle Knights, won 26-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 5 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, won 36-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 6 vs North Queensland Cowboys, lost 20-48, Dairy Farmers Stadium
Round 7 vs Gold Coast Titans, lost 24-36, Skilled Park
Round 8 vs Canberra Raiders, won 14-6, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 9 vs Bye
Round 10 vs Penrith Panthers, lost 22-46, CUA Stadium
Round 11 vs Sydney Roosters, lost 12-38, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 12 vs Newcastle Knights, won 18-16, EnergyAustralia Stadium
Round 13 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, lost 28-35, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 14 vs Cronulla Sharks, lost 8-24, Toyota Park
Round 15 vs Manly Sea Eagles, lost 14-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 16 vs Wests Tigers, won 28-26, Leichhardt Oval
Round 17 vs Bye
Round 18 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 24-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 19 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, won 40-22, ANZ Stadium
Round 20 vs Melbourne Storm, won 8-6, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 21 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, lost 16-18, ANZ Stadium
Round 22 vs Brisbane Broncos, won 16-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 23 vs Cronulla Sharks, won 18-4, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 24 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, lost 6-34, WIN Stadium
Round 25 vs Penrith Panthers, won 42-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 26 vs Parramatta Eels, won 28-6, Parramatta Stadium
Finals Week One vs Melbourne Storm, won 18-15, Olympic Park Stadium
Finals Week Two vs Sydney Roosters, won 30-13, Mt Smart Stadium
Finals Week Three vs Manly Sea Eagles, lost 6-32, Sydney Football Stadium

2009

Round 1 vs Parramatta Eels, won 26-18, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 2 vs Manly Sea Eagles, won 26-24, Brookvale Oval
Round 3 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 10-26, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 4 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, lost 16-22, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 5 vs Newcastle Knights, lost 22-24, EnergyAustralia Stadium
Round 6 vs Sydney Roosters, won 17-16 (a.e.t), Mt Smart Stadium
Round 7 vs Melbourne Storm, draw 14-14 (a.e.t), Olympic Park Stadium
Round 8 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, lost 11-12, WIN Stadium
Round 9 vs Bye
Round 10 vs North Queensland Cowboys, lost 12-34, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 11 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 12-38, Canberra Stadium
Round 12 vs Wests Tigers, won 14-0, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 13 vs Cronulla Sharks, lost 10-18, Toyota Park
Round 14 vs Newcastle Knights, won 13-0, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 15 vs Bye
Round 16 vs Gold Coast Titans, lost 12-28, Skilled Park
Round 17 vs Brisbane Broncos, lost 14-28, Suncorp Stadium
Round 18 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, lost 14-18, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 19 vs Sydney Roosters, won 30-24, Sydney Football Stadium
Round 20 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, lost 4-29, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 21 vs Penrith Panthers, draw 32-32 (a.e.t), CUA Stadium
Round 22 vs Gold Coast Titans, lost 10-30, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 23 vs Parramatta Eels, lost 4-40, Parramatta Stadium
Round 24 vs Canberra Raiders, won 34-20, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 25 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, lost 20-40, ANZ Stadium
Round 26 vs Melbourne Storm, lost 0-30, Mt Smart Stadium

2010

Round 1 vs Gold Coast Titans, lost 18-24, Skilled Park
Round 2 vs Cronulla Sharks, won 30-16, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 3 vs Brisbane Broncos, won 48-16, Suncorp Stadium
Round 4 vs Manly Sea Eagles, lost 6-14, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 5 vs Canterbury Bulldogs, won 30-24, ANZ Stadium
Round 6 vs Penrith Panthers, lost 12-40, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 7 vs Melbourne Storm, lost 6-40, Etihad Stadium
Round 8 vs Canberra Raiders, lost 16-23, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 9 vs Bye
Round 10 vs North Queensland Cowboys, won 24-12, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 11 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, won 26-24, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 12 vs Wests Tigers, lost 6-50, Campbelltown Sports Stadium
Round 13 vs St George Illawarra Dragons, lost 20-22, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 14 vs Newcastle Knights, won 32-24, EnergyAustralia Stadium
Round 15 vs Bye
Round 16 vs Sydney Roosters, won 20-18, AMI Stadium
Round 17 vs Parramatta Eels, won 35-6, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 18 vs Penrith Panthers, won 12-6, CUA Stadium
Round 19 vs Melbourne Storm, won 13-6, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 20 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, lost 28-38, ANZ Stadium
Round 21 vs Gold Coast Titans, lost 20-28, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 22 vs Cronulla Sharks, won 37-10, Toyota Stadium
Round 23 vs Newcastle Knights, won 22-10, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 24 vs Manly Sea Eagles, lost 16-19, Brookvale Oval
Round 25 vs Brisbane Broncos, won 36-4, Mt Smart Stadium
Round 26 vs Parramatta Eels, won 26-12, Parramatta Stadium
Finals Week One vs Gold Coast Titans, lost 16-28, Skilled Park

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

Notes

National Rugby League lists
Results
New Zealand rugby league lists

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We have taught for several decades on the family. Now that our five kids are grown and on their own, we write and speak from having "been there, done that." We didn't do everything perfectly and we don't know everything. Yet, we've been through it and have a lot to be thankful for.
My free time consists of babysitting for grandkids, serving as a sounding board for my kids, fixing things, scootering with my wife on our Honda Metropolitans, researching healthy living, patronizing area Starbucks, and helping grow the church.
I write mainly on parenting, marriage, health, and personal development. These are all areas I am passionate about. I've been known to get excited about other things as well so you'll have to excuse me if I veer from these categories occasionally.
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Found and implemented fixes to ensure the integrity of the digital storefront. Improved the workflow of updating the storefront and communicating market plans. Contributed to planning efforts and implemented changes for content updates. Created market submissions for the Sony PlayStation Store and Steam. Created a list of requirements for new storefront technology.
Test the quality of games through various test plans to help ensure great gameplay and usability. Helped create test plans for new features and documented issues through JIRA. Helped coordinate shop related testing to ensure all items are shown and priced correctly.
Coordinated and tracked legal approval of game assests, reviewed builds, and assisted in cross-studio playtests.
Contract Position. Developed an add-on for World of Warcraft to help teach players about Type 2 Diabetes. Gathered data for a website to celebrating the history of Jewish toy designers and game developers.
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Singer-songwriter Mark Oliver Everett always has been the Eels' driving force. On this, the band's 10th album, he gets help from a terrific band that powers through these 13 tracks like a well-oiled machine.
Everett has a craggy but appealing voice that sounds like what might happen if one mixed two parts young Randy Newman with one part slightly softened Tom Waits, and it fits snugly into these mostly rocking numbers.
Several tracks, most notably "Bombs Away" and "New Alphabet," begin with loudly buzzing guitars and lurching rhythms, then momentarily segue into unexpectedly melodic bridges and transitional passages, only to launch right back into the buzz-saw riffs with full force once more.
The band employs this technique on "Peach Blossom," which scratches along gruffly until the melodic piano and guitar lines overtake its brusqueness, along about the time Everett calls out, "Oh my goodness! You gotta love what's happening here!" Yes, we do, especially when the song then floats toward its happily melodic conclusion.
"Wonderful, Glorious" contains plenty of the kind of quirky sonic touches for which Everett is well known. Here, they don't sound indulgent, but are integrated fully into the band's approach, which can be described as something akin to a good-natured steamroller on much of the album.


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Q: How can I make a daemon cache a server response? I have a daemon script running in PHP. This script continuously hits an endpoint and gets the response from a resource and checks for a response.
The response is typically
{"a": 1, "b": 2, "c": 3, "status" : "true"}

most of the time.
Occasionally, it could turn out that the response might change to
{"a": 1, "b": 2, "c": 3, "status" : "false"}

I have logic to read values of a, b and c and perform operations based on them.
My question is, is there a way to somehow cache this response instead of hitting the end point over and over at the daemon level?
Or is there a way to cache the json response from the server level?

A: Use each element of your object as an array key:
$responses[$a][$b][$c]['status'] = true;

The cache would be a simple:
if (isset($responses[$a][$b][$c]['status'])) {
     ... used cached value
} else {
     ... compute new value and store in cache
}

Though you might want some extra logic in there to expire older entries, other you'll end up sucking up memory until things die.

A: If you want to cache the response from your daemon here are some options
1 - If on PHP < 5.5 , you can use apc's user cache
Here is how save some random piece of text (does not matter if its JSON or an object , you will be able to retrieve it fine)
    apc_add('cache_key',$save_this_var, TTL);

OR
     apc_store('cache_key',$save_this_var, TTL);

apc_add will not overwrite if you save something else with the exact same key ,    whereas apc_store will overwrite
TTL is the time (in seconds) you want to cache the data for
Now you can retrieve the cache like so
     $my_cache = apc_fetch('cache_key');

$my_cache has the variable you saved earlier
2 - If you are using PHP 5.5 , then make use apc's user cache by adding the apcu module ,it works exactly like apc cache I explained above ,just a name change (apcu does not cache opcode whereas apc in PHP < 5.4 does)
3 -  If you are in a cloud or multiserver environment , you can use memcached as well , but if on single machine , i would go with apc or apcu

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My ohana has been fortunate. We have never suffered chronic hunger. Yet in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties, my home and location of some of the most successful companies in the world, 1 in 4 people are struggling to put food on their tables.
I started Feeding My Ohana for the obvious reason of sharing my passion for recipes and eating but ultimately, to address eating in a more fundamental way. My high school Headmaster once said, "It's not enough in this world to do well. You must also do good." The 'doing well' part is that the site continues to attract traffic, my Google AdSense account is ever slowly inching up, and I've 'met' some really great people.
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Kanye West announces Tyga as new record label signing
Kanye West has signed Tyga to his record label.
Kanye used his Yeezy Season 4 fashion show in New York on Wednesday (07Sep16) to announce the news, also telling the audience he has signed Desiigner to his G.O.O.D. label.
Following the announcement Twitter went wild, with many speculating Kanye signed Tyga as a favour to sister-in-law Kylie Jenner, who is dating the rapper. Kylie's half-sister is Kanye's wife, Kim Kardashian.
The signing will be welcome news for Tyga, who has had several financial issues in recent months, including more than one of his fleet of luxury cars being repossessed amid claims he had fallen behind on payments.
Despite fans alleging Tyga's relationship is the only reason Kanye signed him, the two stars do have musical history. Kanye was the executive producer on Tyga's 2015 release The Gold Album: 18th Dynasty, while Tyga wrote some songs for Kanye's most recent album. However, they are believed to still be in the bank, having not been used on his latest release The Life of Pablo.
"We've actually been working on a few joint stuff. I was working with him on his album. He's got some monsters," Tyga said during an interview with Los Angeles radio station Real 92.3 earlier this year (16).
Kanye was also responsible for helping build bridges between Tyga and his former collaborator Drake, after the pair fell out when Tyga labelled the Canadian a "weirdo" and a "fake".
"Kanye put us in a room together when he was doing his fashion show," Tyga said. "I didn't even know he was there and we saw each other and gave each other a hug.
"At the end of the day if somebody is not taking anything away from you, like family, it's not affecting your family or taking away your money, you shouldn't have a problem with somebody."
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Zayn Malik baffled Bella Hadid when they first met, because she couldn't understand his accent.
Rapper Kanye West has confirmed reports he and Drake are working on a new album together.
Madonna and her ex-husband Guy Ritchie have officially settled their custody dispute over teenage son Rocco.
Ariana Grande and Mac Miller have confirmed their relationship in a cute Instagram snap.
Clean Bandit's Jack Patterson is paranoid about losing his laptop because it has so much music saved on it.
Ice Cube won't shed any tears over the death of N.W.A.'s former manager Jerry Heller.
Amy Schumer and Chris Pine landed the top prizes at the GQ Men Of The Year Awards in London on Tuesday (06Sep16).
Former One Direction star Zayn Malik is officially onboard to executive produce a TV series about a fictional boy band.
Stevie Nicks regrets ever doing drugs now that she knows she can play gigs sober.
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Please upload a picture of animations of Pulse Tracer being used in-game.
Pulse Tracer (チェイスパルサー, Cheisu Parusā?, lit. "Chase Pulsar") is a technique that appears in Kingdom Hearts Re:coded. It allows the user to unleash a wave of lightning bolts that slowly home in on enemies and deal continual, Thunder-type damage.
In Kingdom Hearts Re:coded, Pulse Tracer is an magic command that has a memory consumption of 18% and a reload time of 18 seconds.
Data-Sora can create Pulse Tracer through Command Conversion.
Data-Sora can obtain Pulse Tracer from Alice for completing her 3rd quest.
Pulse Tracer is an Magic Command that can be converted through four different recipes.


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Datawatch Enters XML Arena With Powerful Legacy Conversion Technology
New York, N.Y., April 12, 2000 ? Datawatch Corporation, a leading provider of enterprise reporting solutions, data transformation tools and support center software, announced an XML product suite that transforms legacy transaction documents and text data streams into XML on an automated basis. The suite, which will be available to Datawatch partners next quarter and to end users in the fall, includes a Windows-based XML GUI designer and an XML Data Pump. The technology will also be incorporated into Datawatch's own line of enterprise reporting products.
Datawatch's new XML Suite allows transaction data, statement data, EDI streams and other structured document information to be extracted, scrubbed, transformed, validated and converted to well-formed XML on an automated basis without new programming. The result is that users can quickly add XML capabilities to in-place back-end transaction processing systems, helping organizations reduce interoperability costs and helping ISV's get products to market more quickly. An example of the value of Datawatch's approach to XML is electronic bill presentment and statement delivery. By using existing bill and statement creation processes to generate XML, users can dramatically speed up e- commerce implementations while fully leveraging their investment in existing systems. Other value examples include formatting data streams as XML on an ongoing basis for third-party data providers and helping financial institutions reconcile information from different regions around the world.
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This is not like the original low lather Grow Gorgeous shampoo which required no additional conditioner. I have very dry frizzy hair so I did need to use conditioner as well. Having said that, the finished result was so much better compared to using a conventional shampoo. My hair looked much thicker and stayed looking better for longer!
i've used this product a few times now and there seems to be a knack of how to use it to get the best result. you need to rub the product between your hands before you put it on your hair, then when you do put it on you need to smooth it down your hair and massage it into your scalp as if you were at the hairdressers (like how they wash your hair) rather than rub it into one spot like might a normal shampoo which foams and makes it easier to distribute through your hair. you definitely need to use a conditioner after using the shampoo as otherwise hair is a bit knotty and harder to detangle. i've always used it with the grow gorgeous conditioner and my hair has felt lovely and silky aftewards. Last night, I used the back to roots product too before using this shampoo and my hair and scalp felt super clean after using it then the shampoo and conditioner.
I haven't really been using this product long enough to know if it's going to help my thinning hair problem, (probably caused by parabens/sulfates in previous shampoos!). It does seem to leave my hair a bit limp and dull (maybe it's the oils in it?), even though I'm trying to make sure I rinse it well. I like the smell, however.
I've been using this product for 1 month. And it works perfect! The hairs are visibly thickker and look exellent. What about smell... It's really very strong ann not everybody may like it. But it doesn't stay at your hairs. And it's not a big problem if you want to have exiting hairs.
I got this as part of a set with conditioner and serum at a very good price. The smell is just horrible, very flowery and strong. The shampoo was very drying on my hair, left it like straw. It was also difficult to rinse out. And did I mention the very strong perfume smell. After I washed my hair the whole house smelled like it. It is very strong. A total waste of money.
This shampoo makes your hair very sticky and waxy. It's very difficult to even brush your hair and you can see white residue on you hair brush bristles. Maybe just not for my hair. If it helps, they are Indian long hair. I have tried washing it with loads of water but no matter how I wash it, there is always a lot of residue on my hair and they don't feel clean.
this shampoo is a godsend because it promises to boost hair density and does so in an easy to use medium - shampoo. If you want to get even scalp coverage of Grow Gorgeous Neutaceuticals than go for the shampoo because with the serum it's very difficult to get even scalp coverage because you can only use 20 DROPS a day to treat your scalp. :-) this shampoo is very thick textured and doesn't lather very easily however for what it promises to do texture is an easy compromise to make.
The first time I used this product I considered it to be terrible because it did not wash off and make my hair stick. The next day I was unable to brush. I gave it a 5 star because it is a very very good product if used properly. A very little amount must be used, even if on the label says to use plenty. Th product must be used with a lot of water, even when massaging the shampoo onto the hair, a lot of water must be used and so the quantity of product is very little. It must be washed off with a lot of water and then rinsed. After using it for a couple of weeks I can say that my hair has more volume, it does not fall off as much as it used too, and has a very nice shine. Also, my hair does not greasy every two days. Now, I can wash every 3 or 4 days.


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St. Louisan Aaron Cook has a chance to become a…
St. Louisan Aaron Cook has a chance to become a part of college basketball history on Monday night.
Former Westminster Christian Academy (STL) standout Aaron Cook
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PUBLISHED: April 5, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. | UPDATED: October 6, 2021 at 8:27 a.m.
The former Westminster Christian Academy standout is a member of the undefeated Gonzaga Bulldogs, who are set to take on Baylor tonight in the national championship game of the NCAA Tournament in Indianapolis. Gonzaga (31-0) is looking to become the first team to win the NCAA championship and go undefeated since 1976 when Indiana went 32-0.
A 6'2" point guard, Cook is a key reserve player for the Bulldogs, averaging 4.4 points and shooting 50 percent from the field in 14 minutes a game. He got a bucket and three assists in the Bulldogs' epic 93-90 victory over UCLA in Saturday's national semifinals.
In the regional championship game against USC, Cook had eight points and two rebounds with a pair of big 3-pointers in the second half of a 85-66 victory.
The last St. Louis area player to participate on a national championship team was former Parkway North standout Terry Donnelly, who was a starting guard for Michigan State's 1979 national championship team. Playing alongside the legendary Earvin "Magic" Johnson, Donnelly scored 15 points and hit all five of his field goal attempts in the Spartans' 75-64 victory over a Larry Bird-led Indiana State in the game that changed college basketball forever.
The Gonzaga-Baylor game is scheduled to tip off tonight at 8:20 p.m. The game will be televised on KMOV-TV.
Conference realignment shuffle lands on MAAC's doorstep
Conference realignment shuffle lands on MAAC's doorstep
Trenton officials worry about unreconciled checks after clerk halts business licenses
McBride accuses mayor of forcing issue on Trenton clerk misconduct charges
Trenton girls basketball earns first home win in two years
3 names emerge for Trenton councilman Blakeley's open seat
3 names emerge for Trenton councilman Blakeley's open seat
Trenton man charged in murder of Quashawn Kelley
Restaurants in New Jersey would probably be better served with vax mandates (JEFF EDELSTEIN COLUMN)
Atalaya Armstrong officially launches campaign Trenton City Council
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In Conversation with Amanda Black: 'I've grown incredibly from the girl who wrote 'Amazulu''
The South African artist speaks about what she learnt from her debut album, being back in the studio and her challenge to South Africans this Women's Month.
Amanda Black burst onto the South African music scene with her debut album, Amazulu, back in 2016. The Afrosoul album, which included the hit songs "Amazulu", "Kahle" and "Sinazo", did incredibly well, and four years after its release, is still one of the highest streamed albums in South Africa. Then 23-years-old, Amanda Black sent shockwaves throughout the music industry with her seamless ability to create relatable anthems to which the whole country was singing along.
Following the release of her debut album, she went on to collaborate with a number of South African musicians including Sjava and Vusi Nova. "I do", the laid-back and dreamy track which she worked on with LaSauce, had South Africans undeniably in their feels for months on end. At the 2017 South African Music Awards (SAMAs), Amanda Black showed everyone that she'd been in top form the previous year and went on to take home the awards for "Album of the Year", "Best Newcomer of the Year," "Best Female Artist of the Year" and "Best R&B Soul/Reggae Album." She was also nominated for BET's "Viewers' Choice: Best International Act" in the same year.
Amanda Black has set her sights not only on becoming a musician of note in the country or on the continent, but the world as well. Earlier this year in February, she dropped the single "Thandwa Ndim" ahead of her upcoming album, Power, which drops at the beginning of October. Alongside the likes Shekhinah, Sho Madjozi, Lady Zamar and Simmy, Amanda Black is currently one of the most streamed women artists in South Africa and has been highlighted by Apple Music as part of their Visionary Women campaign.
We caught up with her to talk about her upcoming album, the inevitable pressure that comes with releasing a sophomore album as successful as its predecessor and what changes fans can expect in her new music.
This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
You've had a tremendous amount of success with your debut album Amazulu. Close to three years later, what would you say about that body of work?
I put a lot of my heart into it. I remember when I was making the project and telling some of my stories, I had to relive some of the things that I went through. I had to go back in my mind and try and remember certain feelings. I had to try and remember how I felt when I got my heart broken, but at the same time, the journey songs were also where I had to remember where I was coming from, and my hopes and dreams before that. So I was really, really proud. I'm still so proud of Amazulu. I never actually anticipated the success that came with it. I had no expectations once, because it was my first project. My only hope was that people would like it.
What are some of the current musical projects that you're working on?
I'm actually working on my sophomore album and that is going to be released later this year. It's dropping on the fourth of October. I have a date already. The title of the album is Power.
Is there any pressure to produce an album that is as successful as Amazulu?
Yeah, like a lot. I've heard a lot about the sophomore slump. I've felt a lot of pressure because of the success of Amazulu. I've had people coming to me and saying, "How are you going to top Amazulu?". I'm like, "Please guys, can I just make music?" I had to remove myself from that so I can make the music, you know? There's always that pressure of making the next big song, but I've had to remove myself from it so that I can make the music that I want to make.
Amanda Black - Amazulu (Official Video) www.youtube.com
Besides the success of your debut album, what would you say has been different with you being back in the studio and working on the second album?
I'm different, for one. Even the way I write is different. It's not like completely different, but I just feel like I've grown. Three years later, as a twenty-three-year-old, who was experiencing and writing Amazulu. I've grown from that girl. I've grown from that person. As much as people will compare, I'm also comparing myself to myself. Like yeah, "Okay, that one was great. How did I make that one?", and then the self-doubt creeps in. I listen to those choruses and think, "Can I even write anymore?" I did the whole thing of being in album mode. It puts so much mental pressure on you and the challenge is now literally going through the writing block. That's one of the challenges that I have encountered.
Would you say that your sound has stayed the same or do you sense an evolution?
I've experienced new things, new challenges and new emotions as I'm going along so the sound has evolved but has also stayed Amanda Black. Music changes, music evolves, music grows—grows really fast these days. The times are also changing, you know? What people are listening to, the sound that I'm also influenced by, are not necessarily the same sounds I was influenced by three years ago. When you hear the next project, you will hear the difference and the growth as well.
Amanda Black - Thandwa Ndim www.youtube.com
What are some of the artists that you're looking forward to working with in the future?
There's a lot of people who I respect right now, respecting their artistry and them just being genuine people. I'm like, "Yes, I want to work with them". Definitely Anatii, I'm really loving his vibe right now. Shekhinah as well, I love her. Africa is like crazy with talent. I love what's happening in the music space, where we are all now collaborating with each other and basically just becoming one. It's incredible.
Apple Music has highlighted you as one of the most streamed women artists in South Africa. How does that acknowledgement feel?
It's incredible. Some people may know what I've been through, where I live and the challenges that I've been through in the past two years during this sort of quiet time. A lot has been happening emotionally and psychologically when I wasn't releasing anything. I felt I was being quiet and feeling a little bit forgotten. I was incredibly overwhelmed seeing Apple releasing the most streamed album in four years and I was there; Amazulu was there. For me, that was such validation. That's what I take away from it. I'm like, "Yeah, I'm here, I'm still here". So that was incredible. I'm so overwhelmed by that, being among such great women who I respect and admire like Shekhinah, for instance.
You've created a playlist for Apple Music. Tell us about that.
I have a couple of new songs and new artists that I really love to listen to and who also inspire me. They're all the friends that I grew up listening to, the songs that inspired me to do what I'm now doing. The playlist has a couple of my favorite songs from women who I really adore.
Listen to Amanda Black's playlist on Apple Music.
South African women are in crisis in this country. Personally, and as an artist, what do you want to be the focus for this Women's Month?
I feel a month is just not enough. I think what's also part of the problem and hypocritical of us to do is to simply wait for August to celebrate women while also not actually implementing changes in terms of gender-based violence and stuff that South African women are going through. We just make it so pretty, everything is pink. In my space, there are so many shows that are named after women, but the money doesn't even go to women or women initiatives.
"Women in the country need to be a priority and I feel, they sort of come after a lot of things."
That's my opinion. But I'm also actively, like I said, trying to help. A year ago, I started trying to do a pad drive where I donate pads to schools. At the moment, I'm still pretty much doing it on my own, and I'm in the process of planning to get sponsorship and doing it on a larger scale and more frequently. There is a problem and there are people who have the power to just basically fix the problem, but it's going to take a long time for us to get there.
What are you looking forward to most at this point in your music career?
Musically, I obviously want to grow. I want to become a continental songwriter and vocalist. I'm also just working on myself, basically to become a better musician. I also want to take my music globally. I want to be the voice of the voiceless because I do believe my music speaks for people that can't speak for themselves.
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Watch the First Episode of Flame's Documentary Series 'Welcome To My Life'
Flame takes fans behind the scenes in his new documentary series.
From interviews to smoking sessions, performances, studio sessions and a visit to the hair salon, Flame gives fans a glimpse into his life and adventures.
The South African hip-hop artist and producer shared the first episode of an ongoing documentary series titled Welcome To My Life. The first episode, which he shared today, shows Flame and his affiliates—the likes of Ecco, Mellow and others—going about their business.
Jan. 17, 2020 09:49AM EST
uSanele Releases a New Project 'uMvelase' Featuring ASAP Shembe, Windows 2000, Manelisi and Others
Listen to uSanele's new project 'uMvelase.'
South African hip-hop artist uSanele's recently released project is titled uMvelase. "This project," says the artist, "is in honor of my father and family, abakwa Mthembu; all my siblings, extended family and my roots in the heart of KZN, kwaNongoma. It is a calling—if you will—a completion of my journey and all things coming full circle."
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In Conversation with Congolese NBA Player Emmanuel Mudiay: 'I want more African players in the NBA.'
The Utah Jazz player talks about being African in the NBA, supporting basketball in the DRC and how 'everybody knows about Burna Boy'.
Inspired by his basketball-playing older brothers, by second grade, Emmanuel Mudiay already knew that he wanted to play in the American National Basketball Association. Then in 2001 his family, fleeing the war in Democratic Republic of Congo, sought asylum in the United States.
In America, Mudiay saw basketball as a way for him to improve his situation. After impressive high school and college careers, he moved to China to play pro ball. Picked 7th overall in the 2015 NBA draft, the now 23-year-old guard has made a name for himself this season coming off the bench for the Utah Jazz.
Mudiay attests to the sport having changed not only his life but that of his siblings. Basketball gave them all a chance at a good education and the opportunity to dream without conditions. Now he wants to see other talented African players make it too.
We caught up with him to talk about his experience as an African player in the NBA, his hopes for basketball on the African continent and who he and his teammates jam out to in their locker rooms.
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University lecturer and activist Doctor Stella Nyanzi (L) reacts in court as she attends a trial to face charges for cyber-harassment and offensives communication, in Kampala, on April 10, 2017. (Photo by GAEL GRILHOT/AFP via Getty Images)
Jailed Ugandan Activist, Stella Nyanzi, Wins PEN Prize for Freedom of Expression
The outspoken activist, who is currently serving a prison sentence for a poem she wrote about the president's mother's vagina, won for her resistance "in front of a regime that is trying to suppress her."
Stella Nyanzi, the Ugandan academic, activist, and vocal critic of President Yoweri Museveni has been awarded the 2020 Oxfam Novib/PEN International award for freedom of expression, given to writers who "continue to work for freedom of expression in the face of persecution."
Nyanzi is currently serving a 15 month sentence for "cyber harassment" after she published a poem in which she wrote that she wished "the acidic pus flooding Esiteri's (the president's mother) vaginal canal had burn up your unborn fetus. Burn you up as badly as you have corroded all morality and professionalism out of our public institutions in Uganda."
According to the director of PEN International, Carles Torner, her unfiltered outspokenness around the issues facing her country is what earned her the award. "For her, writing is a permanent form of resistance in front of a regime that is trying to suppress her," said Torner at the award ceremony.
Watch Yilian Canizares & Paul Beaubrun's Beautiful Video For 'Noyé'
"Cuba and Haiti come together to share the love and heritage of our deep rooted culture and spirituality."
Kenyan Athlete Eliud Kipchoge Nominated for Sportsman of the Year Award
The record-breaking marathon runner has been nominated for the top prize in the 2020 Laureus World Sports Awards alongside Lionel Messi, Tiger Woods, Lewis Hamilton and Rafael Nadal.
Thousands of Gambians Protest for Former President Yahya Jammeh's Return from Exile
Supporters of the former statesman want the current Gambian government to guarantee his right to return from self-exile in Equatorial Guinea.
'Journey With Me' Is a Window Into the Ups and Downs of Traveling by Train In South Africa
In his new photo series, South African artist Luxolo Witvoet, speaks to everyday people in Cape Town about their experiences commuting via the city's fragile, yet vital train system.
Things Take Time In The Empire of Sheep
An in-depth look at two hip-hop albums that capture the state of affairs in South Africa: YoungstaCPT's 3T and Stogie T's The Empire of Sheep.