2004 n.j. yang 7p go workshop
successfully concluded june 27th, 2004
hackensack, new jersey, usa


Participants listen to Group B game review while Group A games are played in the background.
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Report by Terri Schurter

This year's Yang Workshop held in Hackensack, New Jersey was, according to Mr. Yang, the best organized workshop among the over 60 workshops he has done. According to our exit surveys, a good time was, indeed, had by all. Many pitched in to help. Thanks to all helpers.

Mr. Yang's lectures covered large amounts of material, enhanced via prepared sgf files presented through the use of a laptop and projector. In addition to lectures, participants enjoyed Mr. Yang's review of their clinic games. As usual many of the participants had returned to the NJ Yang Workshop from previous years. This year's tshirt featured a portrait of Mr. Yang embedded in a 9" x 9" go board. I am hoping to see many participants return next year for another great workshop. And those of you who could not attend this year, for whatever reason, please join us next year. Exact date to be announced.
Mr. Yang at the large magnetic board.

Arthur Obrock solves go problems.
Gregory Bomash plays a game.
David Barnett solves go problems.
Greogry Bomash in the foreground listens while Masaaki Hamaguchi reads out a situation on the demo board.
The Ho brothers, Walter left and Gordon right, work on go problems together.
Jim Frederickson sovles go problems.

John Stephenson left and Phil Straus right use the computer for their clinic game so Phil can rest his injured foot.
John Greiner solves go problems.
Peter Straus left and Marc Palmer right play a clinic game.
John Stephenson left presents Mr. Yang with a plaque to honor his excellent teaching.
Kanlum Quan listening to game analysis.
Paul Mathews plans his opening play.
 
Mr. Yang answers a question during the free questons and answer period.
Marc Palmer solves go problems.
Steve Bretherick sports this year's workshop t-shirt.
Terry Stoeckert solves go problems.