The
Pacific Go Observer
supporting the online / in person Western Go Players league play
updated:
June, 2004
Welcome! 6/04
Youth Profile 6/04
Curtis Tang
Round Robin
Future Go Servers
Redmond Cup / Ing-Redmond T, and youth
Cheldelin Workshops
Teaching Go in Salem
Corvallis Outreach
Corvallis Tournament
Adventures In Learning: Go!
Yang 7p NJ Workshop
Strength & Weakness
Tier Winners
Summary Listing
Welcome!
Welcome to the Pacific Go Observer. I hope you enjoy these notes. We are involved in an unusual form of community building here, and your participation is most appreciated. There is a lot going on in the West in general, and in California in particular, and it is good to share these things, and to bring attention to them.
You will find a change in format this month, as we shift from being a monthly publication, to being an ongoing journal. As new articles come in, they will be added to the primary pages of their sections, and previous articles will remain accessible through links at the bottom of the page.
To start with, we have a new article on Youth Profiles, thanks to None Redmond, focusing on Curtis Tang. As time goes on, we hope to add new articles on other youth players. Similarly, new pages will be added to the Go Haiku section, as well as to the sections on Fundamentals, Round Robin Results, etc etc.
While this publication gives its support to the Western Go players and their continuing online / in person tier system match-ups (http://home.comcast.net/~rtomalley/round.robin/) it also aims to provide local news and information about our Go playing peers and community. It puts high value on our next round of Go players. If you know youth players, or if you know players who are new to Go, please point them to this resource..
Doing something Go related? Just write it up and send it in to share with the readers; you'll see it here.
Enjoy.
Robert O'Malley