Favorite written Go content?

[jeromie]

It seems there has been a flood of new video content in the go community lately, which I think is a great advertisement for the game. I still prefer the written word to videos, however, and I am curious if there are any steady sources of quality content that I am missing. Many of the older go blogs are defunct, so old threads on this topic is a bit hit and miss.

These are the sites I visit regularly when I care to read about go:
Lifein19x19: http://lifein19x19.com (obviously )
The baduk subreddit: http://reddit.com/r/baduk
The AGA web site: http://usgo.org
Gogameguru: http://gogameguru.com

What are your favorite sites for written go content?
(It looks like http://gooften.net has started updating again, so perhaps I'll add that to my rotation.)

[gowan]

Sensei's Library! http://senseis.xmp.net/ I notice that many questions posted here have answers at SL

[Jhyn]

http://kazsensei.seesaa.net/ is always an entertaining read.

[cmhobbs]

I like http://gowizardry.com in addition to the other mentioned resources.

EDIT: fixed the URL.