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| In the rolling farmlands of southern Pennsylvania, | ![]() |
| by the banks of the mighty Susquehanna River, | ![]() |
| is located the historic city of York, once the capital of the United States, | ![]() |
| and home of York College, host to the 2001 US Go Congress, | ![]() |
| and its companion event, the 21st Century Cup computer go competition. | ![]() |
| Anders Kierulf's SmartGo and Lei Xiuyu's (in red shirt) Wulu met in the first round, | ![]() |
| as did Hiroshi Yamashita's Aya and William Newman's plodder. | ![]() |
| Michael Reiss's (right) Go4++ started its successful quest for the championship against Tristan Cazenave's GoLois. | ![]() |
| Meanwhile, Ryuichi Kawa's second-finishing Haruka played against Martin Mueller's Explorer. | ![]() |
| In the second round, SmartGo met GNU Go, operated by Daniel Bump. | ![]() |
| Moving into the second day, in the fourth round, Go4++ and Haruka, both 3-0, were paired. | ![]() |
| In the fifth round, Wulu toppled the undefeated Go4++. | ![]() |
| Go4++ went on defeat GNU Go in the sixth round. | ![]() |
| On Thursday afternoon, five program authors gave well-attended lectures on various computer go topics. | ![]() |
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