Sunday, July 31, 2005
Burlington Free Press Go Article
A current article in the Burlington Free Press describes aspects of the game, including some of the historical roots and some of the local aspects.
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There is death in the hane
The saying "there is death in the hane" is a go proverb, indicating that a hane move, one that wraps around a stone, often leads to the death of the stone. The loss of potential liberties is the underlying concept. See http://senseis.xmp.net/?ThereIsDeathInTheHane
I have chosen this proverb as a moniker, because it was a concept I found particularly trying to learn.
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