Life In 19x19

Thanks for all of the welcomes.

@goTony: As much as I'd like to be able to answer questions about Japan's go scene, I actually don't know too much about it. I moved here around 4 months ago, and I basically live in the country. The town I live in also doesn't have any Go salons or equivilents. The ...

A topic on beer and I'm not in yet? As a Belgian, I need to contribute

Here is my little favorite one: the Westvleteren. Brown, around 8%, a little bit sweet and bitter, it has a very specific flavor that you definitely need to try once in your life!

http://static1.7sur7.be/static ...

Unusedname wrote:I noticed that more and more of my opponents moves began to feel like a pass.
Like they just naturally expected me to respond.

Completely agree:)

Tip: Be careful to update the app, or you might not see the latest books.

very interesting journal! particularly about how those kids are learning go by fast forward play and fast forward review! makes me want to take the next plane to Korea and check it all out by myself:)

I feel like I should add http://www.gofed.be/clubs in case you'd drop by Belgium

Humility is a key quality for a go player ^^

I'm obviously not strong enough to review any of this, but I'd be interested to see what you guys have to say about d14 (seems a bit unfavorable for w) and r8 (armpit, feels like bad shape)

seems like you can order them only from Japan... maybe more luck here:

http://www.tradekorea.com/product-detai ... d0lRT48qTo
http://www.6brothers.com/sub_c1.php?c_code1=26

(still a bit expensive imho ^^'''')

Sure, I'll still be around. Just drop me a message:)

p2501 wrote:I will be in Tokyo early october, if that is not too long for you.

Any English speaking player in Tokyo? I enjoy playing with locals, but it would be nice to play and comment in English too:)