Sudoku is a placement puzzle. The aim of the puzzle is to enter a
numerical digit from 1 through 9 in each cell of a 9×9 grid made up
of 3×3 subgrids (called "regions"), starting with various digits
given in some cells (the "givens"); each row, column, and region
must contain only one instance of each numeral.
We have a tendency to place easier caches, i.e., lps. This cache
is an effort to bump up the complexity then 'Plus Some'.
The 'Plus Some' is that we are introducing rotation. The below
listed subgrids are in 0 degrees perspective. When you retrieve the
numbers from the back of the logbook, they will be paired - the
first is the subgrid number, the second is the clockwise
(right-turn) rotation that needs to be applied to the individual
subgrids below for relevance to the puzzle.
Steps to solve:
1) Find the order and rotation of the subgrids.
2) Apply the rotation to the below subgrids.
3) Put the puzzle together and solve.
4) Go to the website.
5) Go find the cache.
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This grid is to indicate the positions of
the subgrids and not to specify any 'givens'.
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Look at the back of the listed cache's log for the sub-grid number
for the following:
Rock Wall #2 (has been archived - answer is 5, 0 degrees)
Quik Cache #3 
Lucky Leprehcaun (has been archived - answer is 4, 180 degrees)
Publix Enemy - Sudoku #2 (has been archived - answer is 1, 270
degrees) 
Parlez Sandwich 
Dental Plan 
Very Icy 
Get Some Culture (has been archived - answer is 2, 270 degrees)
Sudoku Primer 
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After solving the puzzle, treat the numbers in the yellow column
(from top to bottom) as a 9 digit number. Go to this website for
the final coordinates and helpful hint:
http://www.geocities.com/ffisk/<9 digit number>.html
Enjoy!
*** FTF goes to Dougs94 and Linda - congrats ***