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[Seattle Go Center] Life and Death Contest on Tuesday, Halloween

Dear Member,

Our Contest in Life and Death will be hosted by Frank Lam tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct. 31, at 7:00 p.m. Prizes for this
tsumego (go problem) contest will include ice cream and cupcakes. I will bring pumpkin pie to share. Costumes are
encouraged!

We will be open our regular hours, 1-10 p.m. this Halloween. Our breadmaker is playing weiqi in China this week, but we
will have some local bagels to share.

Cheers,
Brian

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[Seattle Go Center] DDK Monday: Takemiya’s Moyo

Hey Go Fans-
So the unofficial theme this season in our DDK class has been Moyos and I've been thinking that we haven't spent enough time seeing how moyos actually developed during play. So for tomorrow's class I thought we'd review a game played by the master-moyo-builder himself, Takemiya Masai 9d. I hope to see you there!

Nick Sibicky 4D
Double-digit Kyu Class
6:30-8:30pm
Seattle Go Center

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[Seattle Go Center] Concert by Haskell Small in Seattle Nov 10

Dear Go Players,

Professional musician/composer and long time Go player Haskell Small will be giving a concert in Seattle at St. Paul's
Church on Friday, Nov. 10., at 7:30 p.m. Many of our members have enjoyed his previous performances here in Seattle,
and at AGA events. More information is below:


>
> Hi Lee Anne,
>
> As promised, here's a reminder of my upcoming concert in Seattle.
> Scroll down on this link:
>
> http://www.stpaulseattle.org/home-2/upcoming-events/
>
> Hope you can come!
>
> All best,
>
> Hal
>
> ps- And I would appreciate your spreading the word to any of our go
> friends you think may be interested. Thanks!
>
> --
> Haskell Small, pianist and composer
> haskell@haskellsmall.com
> 3220 44th St. NW
> Washington, DC 20016
> 202-244-4764
> http://www.haskellsmall.com
> Faculty, Piano & Composition
> Former Chair, Piano Dept.
> Washington Conservatory of Music
>
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[ORE] [Wild talents] first steps

HI, i'm venturing in the world of WT for the first time. I'm going to be GM'ing our first campain and i'm starting to test the system, first with a simple modification of a premade power.


Wandsmith (12)

Qualities: A D U.

Attacks Extras and Flaws: Delayed Effect –1, Endless +3, If/Then (Variable Effect re­quires a workshop and time to work) –1, If/Then (Variable Effect is only for wands) –1, Variable Effect +4, Willpower Investment –1. Capacities: N/A.

Defends Extras and Flaws: Delayed Effect –1, Endless +3, If/Then (Variable Effect requires a workshop and time to work) –1, If/Then (Variable Effect is only for wands) –1, Variable Effect +4, Willpower Investment –1. Capacities: N/A.

Useful (gadget creation) Extras and Flaws: Delayed Effect –1, Endless +3, If/Then (Vari­able Effect requires a workshop and time to work) –1, If/Then (Variable Effect is only for wands) –1, Variable Effect +4, Willpower Investment –1. Capacities: N/A.


Effect: You can create Wands with amazing powers. With a successful Gadgeteering roll you can use the Variable Effect Extra to "transfer" Gadgeteering dice into a new power.

The "wands" theme for Variable Effect requires all the new powers to be built in foci. If a focus is destroyed, you get the transferred dice back but lose one point of Willpower per "transferred" die, two Willpower per Hard Die, and four Willpower per Wiggle Die.

If you want to create a gadget that sticks around permanently—separately from your Gadgeteering dice pool, so you can free up those dice for other gadgets—you can do so by spending Willpower equal to the total Point cost of the power, including all Extras and Flaws, and then spending a point of Base Will. This works just like picking up a new power (page 57); the Wandsmith power lets you do this any time you want, even without the Mutable Archetype quality, as long as you're building a wand.

Any wand built must have the wand template. It's not mandatory to use all the "flaws point" to buy extras or quality levels.



WAND TEMPLATE -7

focus -1

unwieidy -1 (using a wand is actualy pretty slow)
operational skill (occult lore) (wands just dictate a cap in power. The user makes the difference)
delicate -1 (it's a stick of wood, what did you expect?)
accessible -1

exausted -3 (every wand is a one use, then it have to be let "cool down" for a while)

i have not yet put up anything else, just the power, wich is basicaly gadgeteering.

The plan is to put some good dice in occult (if i am correct, WD and HD in occult lore, get passed on the wand roll via operational skill)


the wand template is a must for any wand, meaning you will have a lot of flaws, to put extras in your wands, but limiting a lot what you can do. I'm thinking of switching exausted to depletes, but i'm not sure.

120 puint will buy me 10 normal dice. Enough to be reliable in the activation and to allow 2/3 wands at a time.

The roll on the actual wands themselves would be the lowest between occult lore and the wand dice total, but adding any WD i can get on occult lore.


What do you think about it?

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[Seattle Go Center] Volunteer Opportunities

Dear Go Players,

Below are some interesting ways you can help the Seattle Go Center teach and share the game of Go. Let me know if
you can help out.

Tuesday, Oct. 31 - 7-8 pm. Assistant TD for our "Contest in Life and Death" on Halloween Night. Help Frank Lam
decide who gets the ice cream!

Sunday, Nov. 12, 11-4 pm. Bunka no Hi Outreach at the JCCCW (Japanese Community Cultural Center of Washington in
the International District). Help Hiko Katsuhisa teach beginners and DDK's at the Japanese Culture Day.

Mondays at Hurry Curry of Tokyo, 5:30 - 8:00. Help Daniel Top with playing teaching games at this South Lake Union
restaurant. 825 Harrison St. Seattle WA 98109

Sunday, Nov. 12, 1-5 pm. Youth Tournament at the Seattle Go Center. Help Brian Allen and Sonny Cho with running
the tournament.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Cheers,
Brian Allen
manager@seattlego.org



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[Seattle Go Center] [SDK Wednesday] Bot Business

Hey all!

Tomorrow marks our next every-other-week Wednesday session, and in keeping with the copious amounts of code I've buried myself in recently, I've decided to take a look at some AI games this week.

I'll be starting at 7pm again, with some discussion of AI-developed moves I've found interesting recently, as well as a review of a game played between myself and a dan-level bot. Afterwards I'm hoping to give others a chance to play some bots online, and of course we will some time to play some games against each other. If you have an internet-accessible laptop or tablet, or any kifu of games vs bots you'd like to study, please bring them this week.

I hope to see you all there!
-Drew Barnett

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[Seattle Go Center] DDK Monday: MORE Defending Moyos!

Hey Everyone-
I think the students in attendance during last Monday's class agreed that practicing expanding and defending moyos isn't necessarily something you can do in one class. So we are going to do Part 2 of Expanding and Defending Moyos! 

Even if you missed last week's lecture, you will be able to easily jump in to this workshop-style lesson. I hope to see you there!

Nick Sibicky 4D
Double-Digit Kyu Class
6:30-8:30 PM 
Seattle Go Center

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[Seattle Go Center] Halloween: Contest of Life and Death

Dear Members,

 

Halloween (Oct. 31) comes on a Tuesday this year, so Frank Lam and Andrew Jackson have agreed to devise a Halloween contest for the Go Center using "Life and Death" problems (Tsumego).   The contest will run between 7 and 8 pm., and there will be prizes for the survivors.  Costumes are encouraged, because they provide great photo opportunities.

 

Cheers,

Brian

manager@seattlego.org 

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[Seattle Go Center] Life and Death on Halloween Tues, Oct. 31

Dear Members,

 

This year, Halloween falls on a Tuesday, and so we thought there would no better way to celebrate than to have a Contest in Life and Death, hosted by Frank Lam and Andrew Jackson.  They are devising a contest using Go problems (Tsumego) and prizes.  Halloween outfits are encouraged!  The contest will run between 7 and 8 pm.  As usual,  we will have informal lessons, especially for beginners, and plenty of opportunities for games with a wide range of players.

 

Cheers,

Brian

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[Seattle Go Center] DDK Monday: Moyos!

Hi Everyone-
First off, I hope that everyone who was at the anniversary party tonight had a good time. I know I had a lot of fun hosting another round of, "Beat the Kyu." With that being said, I hope that many of you are interested in heading back to the Go Center tomorrow night for a lesson on defending and expanding moyos! This topic is one we don't spend enough on, and I think a workshop on it is overdue. I hope to see you tomorrow!

Nick Sibicky 4D
Double-Digit Kyu Class 
Mondays 6:30-8:30 PM
Seattle Go Center

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[Seattle Go Center] Anniv. Party today Sunday Oct. 15 starting at 4 pm

Dear Members,

 

Here is a friendly reminder that our 22nd Anniversary Party will be today Sunday, Oct. 15, starting around 4 pm.  We will have spaghetti, sauce and sausage from Lee Anne, plus catered food, at 5 pm.  Yes, you can come even if you hadn’t responded earlier!  Feel free to bring beer or wine or more food.  Nick Sibicky will be leading a round of “Beat the Kyu” at some point.  We hope to see you!

 

Cheers,

Brian

 

 

 

Brian Allen

General Manager

Seattle Go Center

www.seattlego.org  web

manager@seattlego.org email

206 545-1424 phone Go Center

206 632-1122 phone home office

 

 

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[Seattle Go Center] Friday Kent Meetup

Hi all,

Last week we had 6 people come out to play some great games and even though the restaurant was closing early for renovations, we had fun playing right up until closing.

We are making this a weekly event so if you are in the Kent area and looking to play some games, come on down to Panera Bread at Kent Station.  We will be there from 5:30 to 7:30 and will have boards available.

If you want to keep in the loop about Kent Go Meet-ups, we have a Facebook group that you can join as well.



Have a great day!
- Nick Wilmes

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[Seattle Go Center] Anniversary Party will have game hosted by Nick Sibicky!

Dear Members,

 

Our Anniversary Party this Sunday, Oct. 15, will include a round of “Beat the Kyu”, with famous Youtube Go instructor Nick Sibicky as host! “Beat the Kyu”  features a game show format. The group reviews a kyu level game together. After each move is made, players will have the opportunity to score points by finding a better move.  “It’s similar to Desert Island Go, but is a bit easier for all parties involved”, reports Nick.

 

The Anniversary Party starts at 4:00 p.m., and we will serve catered food around 5:00 p.m.   We will have a banquet permit for this event, so you may bring wine, sake, cider or beer to share.  The party is free, but please send me an email if you are coming, with your food preferences (omnivore, vegan, no pork, etc.), so I can plan the food.

 

Cheers,

Brian Allen

manager@seattlego.org

206 545-1424 Go center phone

206 632-1122 home office phone

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[Seattle Go Center] SDK Wednesday: With Food!

Dear Single Digit Players,

If you are thinking of coming to the SDK class tonight Wednesday Oct. 11 at 7 with Drew Barnette ("A Fast Fuseki
Fusillade"), please note that we have an added incentive: we have left over cheese pizza and bread baked by Chris K from
Tuesday.

Cheers,
Brian

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[Seattle Go Center] SDK Wednesday: A Fast Fuseki Fusillade

Hi all,

Some of you may have already heard the whispers, but it's finally happening: Wednesday nights are returning, on an at-least semi-regular basis. Yours truly, Drew Barnett, will be coming up from Olympia on a hopefully every-other-week basis to lead the Wednesday night classes this fall. Tomorrow evening, October 11th, will be the first session, and we'll be starting at 7pm.

For our first gathering this fall, I'd like to engage in some fast-paced and broad-based thinking about the balance and flow of the early game. I'll have a short, 30-ish minutes lecture at the beginning of class, followed by some play time where we will play limited-move games and focus on fuseki analysis.

I hope to see you there!
-Drew

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[Seattle Go Center] Paid Private Instruction Expands

Dear Members,

 

We have many opportunities to receive free Go instruction at the Go Center, with our evening classes on Monday and Thursday, and our informal lessons on Tuesdays and Saturdays.  But it you are looking for regular individual lessons, tailored to your needs, we have another option: the Paid Private Instruction (PPI) program.  These are paid lessons with approved instructors, held when the Go Center is closed.  This is a great way for adults to address a particular topic that is troubling them, or for a youth to get individual, sequenced instruction. 

 

Yue (Vincent) Zhang is now available to teach strong players, both adults and children, in either Chinese or English.  He is a great addition to our team. Yue is an AGA 7 dan, who won our Anniversary Tournament in 2016.  He has also done very well in international tournaments, placing 2nd in the 17th Pandanet Cup Internet World Amateur Go Tournament (2012), and in the top 8 in the 21th Pandanet Cup Internet World Amateur Go Tournament (2017), among other accomplishments.  In addition, Yue is a paleontologist with a PhD from Ohio State University, and he has extensive college teaching experience.  His specialty is early mammals, but he knows a lot about dinosaurs too!

 

Our second new instructor is Cullen Mott.  He has been a guest teacher for a number of Double Digit Kyu classes at the Go Center, and he has provided individual lessons on many Thursdays.  He is currently playing at a 2 dan level, and he is open to teaching adults and children from beginner to 4 kyu.  Cullen is willing to write up a lesson plan with homework for students with a specific goal, such as gaining two ranks.  He is also open to more impromptu lessons for students who don't have the time for rigorous study.

 

We have three other teachers who are continuing with the Paid Private Instructor (PPI) program.   Larry Eclipse is great for students from beginner to 15 kyu, and he has a flexible schedule.  Also a math tutor, he has had the most students in the PPI program.  John Richards really enjoys teaching children from beginner to 15 kyu.  Many of our members know him from Tuesdays, when he teaches informal lessons for free.  Peter Nelson is a 5 dan, who can teach stronger students. He taught the Single Digit Kyu class last year.  He has teaching videos on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/user/longstridebaduk

 

Please contact me if you want to learn more about private lessons.

 

Cheers

 

 

Brian Allen

General Manager

Seattle Go Center

www.seattlego.org  web

manager@seattlego.org email

206 545-1424 phone Go Center

206 632-1122 phone home office

 

 

 

 

 

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[Seattle Go Center] DDK Monday: Beat the Kyu

Greetings Go Fans-
Tomorrow's Double-Digit Kyu Class will feature a "game show" format. We will review a kyu game together as a group. After each move is made, players will have the opportunity to score points by finding a better move.

It should be fun, I hope to see you there!

Nick Sibicky 4D
Double-Digit Kyu Class
Mondays 6:30-8:30 PM
Seattle Go Center

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[Seattle Go Center] Japan Fair at Bellevue College Today Saturday - Free

Dear Go Players,

 

As part of Japan Week at Bellevue College, there is a free “matsuri” this Saturday, Oct. 7 on campus.  This will include a wide range of Japanese cultural activities, including instruction in the game of Go from the Seattle Go Center.  We will be in the Café, in building C, from 10 – 6 pm.  Parking is also free.  Come on by!

 

https://studentweb.bellevuecollege.edu/japan-week/

 

Cheers,

Brian

 

 

Brian Allen

General Manager

Seattle Go Center

www.seattlego.org  web

manager@seattlego.org email

206 545-1424 phone Go Center

206 632-1122 phone home office

 

 

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[Seattle Go Center] Anniversary Tournament Results

Dear Members,

 

Our 22nd Anniversary Tournament on Oct. 1 had a good crowd: 40 players.    The tournament went smoothly, despite the large size, and it has already been rated by the AGA.  We put our newly refinished boards to good use, and broke out some of our new “Leap” game clocks after we put out all of our older “Excalibur” clocks.

 

The Open Section filled up with 8 players, all of them 3 dan or stronger.  The winner was Kai Fugami, playing his first tournament at the Go Center.  Kai grew up in Japan, and he was an insei for a while with the Kansai Ki-in.  He is a 8-dan amateur in Japan. Kai’s dad grew up in Seattle, and Kai’s family has now moved to Bellingham.  We hope to see more of Kai! 

 

Second place in the Open Section went to Alex (Xinlei) Liu.  He is currently an AGA 7 dan.  Alex won our Spring Tournament this year, and placed second to Yue Zhang last year in the Anniversary Tournament.  Third place went to Yichen Li, who currently has an AGA 6 dan rating.

 

The Children’s Prize went to Austen Li, who won all his games in the Handicapped Section.  He also placed first in the DDK Group.  Young Amy Ling placed second in this group.

 

The Middle Group of the Handicapped Section had six 9 kyu players, with other players up to 4 kyu.  Go Center Instructor Larry Eclipse won this section, with volunteer Christian De Oro taking second, and Thursday afternoon manager Nathan Saritzky taking third.

 

The Upper Group of the Handicapped Section extended up to 2 dan.  It was won by Brendan Roof, who selected both volumes of Cho Chikun’s “All About Life and Death” for his prize.  Former Board member Dan (Denga) Tang placed second.  He selected a complete set of Hikaru No Go manga.  He said that he would donate them back to the Go Center when he was done with them.

 

Cheers,

Brian

 

 

Brian Allen

General Manager

Seattle Go Center

www.seattlego.org  web

manager@seattlego.org email

206 545-1424 phone Go Center

206 632-1122 phone home office

 

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[Seattle Go Center] seeking volunteer Catering Czar

Dear Members,

 

I looking for a Go Center volunteer to take charge of the take out and delivered food for our monthly tournaments and other events, such as our Anniversary Party Oct. 15.  In some cases, the job is simple: just order some cheese pizza.  But for other occasions, there is room for more diverse and perhaps more expensive fare, which would involve advance orders, and trips to pick up prepared food.  Our members have a wide range of preferences, so I am looking for a volunteer who is prepared to find several options for our bigger events.  The ideal candidate could keep to a budget and charge the food to his/her credit card.  We would quickly reimburse them by check or Paypal.

 

Any volunteers for Catering Czar?

 

Cheers,

Brian

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[Seattle Go Center] Mark Your Calendars!

Dear Members,

 

We have some special events scheduled.  Time to mark your calendars!  As usual, these are also posted at:

www.seattlego.org/events

 

Sunday, Oct 15: Anniversary Party.  Casual games (including Pair Go), catered food and good conversation.  Doors open at 4, food at 5.  We will have a banquet permit, so you may bring wine, sake, cider and beer to share.

 

Sunday, Nov. 12, 1-5 pm.  Fun Youth Tournament (done with Sonny Cho).  Everybody gets book and equipment prizes.  19x19 open, 19x19 handicapped, and 13x13 sections.  Not AGA rated.

 

Saturday, Dec. 16, 6:00 p.m.  Gala Pair Go Tournament.   Dress up and eat cake!

 

Cheers,

Brian

 

Brian Allen

General Manager

Seattle Go Center

www.seattlego.org  web

manager@seattlego.org email

206 545-1424 phone Go Center

206 632-1122 phone home office

 

 

 

 

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[Seattle Go Center] Wed SDK group postponed till Oct 11

Dear Go Center Members,

 

We will be starting up the Single Digit Kyu Players group on Wednesday evenings, but the first session has been postponed until Oct. 11.   (Not Oct 4, as listed earlier on our calendar.)  Part study group, part class, the first event will be organized by Drew Barnett.  We’ll tell you more as the date approaches.

 

Regards,

Brian

 

 

Brian Allen

General Manager

Seattle Go Center

www.seattlego.org  web

manager@seattlego.org email

206 545-1424 phone Go Center

206 632-1122 phone home office

 

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[Seattle Go Center] DDK Monday: Invasion Points

Greetings Go Fans-
In tomorrow's DDK class we will do a workshop on identifying invasion points on the go board. Many times, players know that they should invade their opponents moyo, but just don't know where to start. The series of problems that I will set up will provide some basic guidelines as well as some practice. I hope to see you there!

Nick Sibicky 4D
Double-Digit Kyu Class
Mondays 6:30 - 8:30 PM
Seattle Go Center

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