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The game of Go is an ancient Asian board game involving the placing of stones on the intersections of lines on a board, with the object of surrounding more territory or capturing more of the opponents stones. With elegantly simple rules, it has a depth and a multi-layered fascination which surpasses even that of Chess. My composition, A Game of Go, is a move-by-move musical setting for 2 pianos of a classic game, the sixth game of the 30 game match between Ota Yuzo and Honinbo Shusaku played in 1853 in Japan. For more information about Go, contact the American Go Assocition at http://usgo.org/ For more information about Haskell Small, go to his website at http://www.haskellsmall.com/ Author: JJArts Tags: Go game of igo weichi baduk and music Chess American Association Japanese board piano 2 pianos two video Shusaku Yu Posted: 20 February 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

The Lost Steps of Reiki (DVD)nDr. Kevin Ross Emery www.kevinrossemery.comnnDr. Kevin leads you through an alternative history of Reiki - unknown to most Usui practitioners - and describes the life and times of Reiki's original creative force, the Tibetan shaman Wei Chi. Author: DrKevin

This is the first half of part 3 in this tutorial series on the game of Go. This part introduces terminology used in Go discussions and study.This series was initially created for use in a Go center in the virtual world of Second Life. But they proved useful in other contexts, so they've been "genericised" for use wherever a video Go tutorial is needed.

This tutorial is an introduction to the game of Go. This is part 1 (of 3), which gives an overview of the game for anyone who is curious about it.These videos were initially created for use in a Go center in the virtual world of Second Life. But they proved useful in other contexts, so they've been "genericised" for use wherever a video Go tutorial is needed.

This is Part 2 (of 3) of an introduction to the game of Go. This part fills in topics that a newcomer needs to know before starting to play Go.This series was initially created for use in a Go center in the virtual world of Second Life. But they proved useful in other contexts, so they've been "genericised" for use wherever a video Go tutorial is needed.