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Pengcheng Zhou1, 2, Jose Alfaro1, 2, Eun Hyuk Chang1, 2, Xuesong Zhao1, 2, Marimelia Porcionatto1, 2, 3 and Rosalind A. Segal1, 2, ,
1 Department of Pediatric Oncology and Cancer Biology, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, MA 02215, USA
2 Department of Neurobiology, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02115, USA
3 Present address: Department of Biochemistry, Federal University of São Paulo, São Paolo 04044-020, Brazil
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I always thought Scyther circa Green looked pretty god awful. There are a lot of bad ones, though: As for the US Red/Blue games: By Yellow, all of them were looking pretty good, save a couple:
Haunter looked pretty creepy in Red/Blue. A Pidgeotto in Red/Blue looked very chubby IIRC. Also almost all the back sprites of Pokemon (the ones where their back was facing the trainer) looked pretty ugly too.
All the green ones were horrible, except green version gengar. It's my all-time favorite pokey sprite (lol). But I had the US blue version. Fearow... wtf? Squirtle... lolz That green version Mew is the freakest thing I've seen.
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This thread is awesome, anyone have a link to all the Green sprites? also, i never liked the way machop looked
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What I noticed with the Pokémon Green sprites, is that almost all of the eyes look completely retarded.
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Syllabification: coachPronunciation: /kōCH
- 1A horse-drawn carriage, especially a closed one.More example sentences
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- At the turn of the 20th century, he became landlord of the nearby Coach and Horses and ran a livery business from there with horse-drawn coaches and traps for hire.
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- One does not sit in a first-class coach if the train ticket is for a second-class seat.
- 2.1North American (also coach class) Economy class seating in an aircraft or train: a transatlantic flight in coach isn't the most pleasant experience the cheapest coach-class fareMore example sentences
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- Sale fares are available daily for Envoy class, but only between Monday and Thursday for coach class.
- It is the only major carrier to continue offering free meals in coach class on all flights after other airlines suspended meal service or started selling snacks as a way to cut costs.
- 3A bus, especially one that is comfortably equipped and used for longer journeys.More example sentences
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- Instead, we booked a nine-hour coach journey into Dallas, Texas, where we would stay for a couple of days, before moving down to Austin.
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North American Back to top- In economy class accommodations in an aircraft or train: flying coachMore example sentences
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mid 16th century (sense 1 of the noun): from French coche, from Hungarian kocsi (szekér) '(wagon) from Kocs', a town in Hungary.
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Syllabification: coachPronunciation: /
- 1An athletic instructor or trainer.More example sentences
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- They collude, have unlimited access to finance, and bring witnesses who are coached to commit perjury.
early 18th century (as a verb): figuratively from coach1.
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Lesa Lesure said that the proposed incorporators have directed their attorney to draw up a petition to put before voters. This petition must garner signatures from two-thirds of the registered voters in the designated district.
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They lived in the North Subdivision, which had recently been built to provide a place to live for blacks that didn't work on a plantation. In fact, Weeden's grandfather, who was a carpenter from a long line of highly skilled craftsmen, built several houses in the Old Sub, some of which still stand today.
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Bands on the scratcher for today
Iggy and the Stooges, Black Lips, Gary Clark Jr., Bombay Bicycle Club and Two Door Cinema Club
there ya go
The Avett Brothers as headliners, or atleast it appears that way. I'm happy for them I must say. Oh yeah, and I love this lineup. I doubt I can make it, but I would love to go.
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I literally would not go to this if this was in my backyard.
For your health
More like Austin Shitty Limits amirite?
I'm so happy about Neil Young. I'll be there.
Surprised not to see ATDI. The Stooges will be a blast. Overall a lot of the same as everywhere else.
IMO, Weezer got relatively low billing.
Nice to see Iggy & Stooges playing shows.
Weezer's billing is completely justified.
wow, really weak. expected too much i guess
Weezer has eaten shit for over a decade and they can't manage to be even sorta engaging live even though their entire repertoire encompasses like 8 chords total.
Fuck em.
"All of you coachella 'regulars' have nasty boy pussies and itchy dick4's on your asses.
Why don't you all make like a tree and get chopped down and die. You all have been dreadfully mean to me.
I Hate you. All of you. None of you will ever get to see a womans chest meat or finger blast hott cougies like me.
Fuck you all. Consider this my resignation.
Fair the well, you elitest scumbags."
Faxman75, who has clearly had enough
Can't believe how many people i'm knocking of my bucket list for $50. May be a lot of repeats on here for other people but I for one am excited
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4/11-4/13 Coachella!
3 day passes sold out in like 45 minutes. Barely grabbed mine.
They scheduled Neil Young and Jack White on the same day
That was dumb
It's ham and cheese on rye. It will probably taste ok, maybe even taste good, but not in the least bit memorable.
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acl has been like this for the last 3-4 years. it has always sold out the fastest of any festival i've been to.
Do you know if secondary market prices drop closer to the fest similar to coach? I have some friends who didn't get their tickets this morning
Upcoming shows:
12/14 Kraddy, An-ten-nae, Love & Light
4/11-4/13 Coachella!
It seems like that at a certain point in a festival's life span it sells out just because it's there, not because it's good.
Are we talking about Coachella or Austin City Limits here?
All in all, this is a very down year for festivals. Not enough exciting comebacks and knockout headliners. Tough to just reload huge bands year after year and stay fresh and relevant. Maybe festivals should become local events again instead of $2k vacations.
The thing that's been bothering me about ACL the past few years is how quickly it sells out. The past three years the fest has sold out to e-list subscribers, so no 3-day passes have been sold to the general public. Now today Saturday passes sell out and it looks like Friday will as well to e-list subscribers leaving the public with a shot at only Sunday passes. This hasn't been a problem for me since I've always been lucky enough to get tickets or someone has done it for me, but I think it's very lame that the public is missing out before they even have a chance to buy passes. Maybe they should go a Coachella route and sell nothing but 3-day passes to keep the actual people who want to go instead of those who just show up for a day and don't care.
I rarely went to this when I lived there and just turned down an invite to go this year. ACL tends to lean toward stuff I can see elsewhere with better production. Lots of the bands they book tend to have good followings in Austin which is good for the festival selling tickets, but these bands also play Austin throughout the year. There's probably a dozen or so bands on the undercard that just played at SX (usually multiple sets). I would always be burned out on many of the ACL bands by the time ACL came around. I prefer Fun Fun Fun which I still try to attend even though I'm no longer in Austin. FFF definitely has a better lineup if you are into punk and metal. And it's cheaper and not as crowded. I'm in complete agreement with Nathan: ACL is one of my least favorite festivals.


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Box: 1 Fold: 1 Aboltin, N. Latvian Vice-Consul. Box: 1 Fold: 2 Arms, John Taylor
TLS Arms to Friedlander i/13/41 re SAGA membership
TLS Arms to Friedlander xii/20/42 re Pennell Fund Committee
TLS Arms to Friedlander i/16/43 re demonstration of metal plate media
TC Arms to Friedlander [xii/9/43] re SAGA tour exhibit
AL [per secretary] Arms to Friedlander xi/16/44 re drypoint demostration
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TL [per secretary] Arms to Friedlander xi/7/46 re drypoint demonstration by Friedlander at SAGA's 31st Annual
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Box: 1 Fold: 3 Boericke, Mildred
ACS Boericke to Friedlander iii/18/[l934] re Friedlander's "stark depth" and Boericke's presentation of a proposed paper.
ALS Boericke to Friedlander iii/26/34 re Friedlander's illustrations of Shakespeare's sonnets
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ALS Boericke to Friedlander "Tuesday" re Friedlander's winning the Boericke prize
Box: 1 Fold: 4 Brennan, John T. Box: 1 Fold: 5 Cousins, Norman Box: 1 Fold: 6 Dannenruzy, B. Box: 1 Fold: 7 Frankel, Ben Box: 1 Fold: 8 Freint, Edward Box: 1 Fold: 9 Gassner, John Box: 1 Fold: 10 Godfrey, W.F.G. Box: 1 Fold: 11 Goldstick, Isidore Box: 1 Fold: 12 Heintzelman, Arthur W.
TLS Heintzelman to "Exhibitor" i/24/52
TLS Heintzelamn to Friedlander ii/19/52 re presentation of Freidlander's NATURE MORTE to the permanent collection of the Bibliotheque Nationale
AL Friedlander to Heintzelman ii/23/52 re contributing his NATURE MORTE to the Bibliotheque Nationale
TC Heintzelman to Friedlander ii/10/53 re Parisian exhibit of American Prints
TCS Heintzelman to Friedlander vii/4/52 re receipt of Friedlander's THE PUPPET
TLS Heintzelman to Friedlander iii/25/53 re formal presentation of Freidlander's print to Israel
TCS Heintzelman to Friedlander v/5/54 re Italian exhibition
TLS Heintzelman to Friedlander xii/9/55 re graphic arts exhibit to Paris TLS Heintzelman to Friedlander ix/12/56 re Parisian exhibit
Box: 1 Fold: 13 Heller, Rabbi Abraham Mayer Box: 1 Fold: 14 Herring, John C. Box: 1 Fold: 15 Hirshhorn, Joseph
TLS Hirshhorn to Friedlander vii/17/66 re Friedlander's prize print.
TLS Hirshhorn to Gilda Friedlander ii/14/75 re a difficulty over Freidlander's work at the Hirshhorn.
Joseph Hirshhorn was Friedlander's cousin and convinced the latter to emigrate to the United States in 1929.
Box: 1 Fold: 16 Jones, Alton Box: 1 Fold: 17 Kubie, Lawrence Box: 1 Fold: 18 Macy, George Box: 1 Fold: 19 Payson, William Farquhar Box: 1 Fold: 20 Peattie, Donald Culross Box: 1 Fold: 21 Perlman, Samuel J. Box: 1 Fold: 22 Piper, Raymond F. Box: 1 Fold: 23 Rosenberg, James N. Box: 1 Fold: 24 Ryan, Honorable William F. [Congressman, New York] Box: 1 Fold: 25 Shister, H.E. Box: 1 Fold: 26 Zam, Maurice Box: 1 Fold: 27 Zigrosser, Carl Box: 1 Fold: 28 Cousin of Friedlander - unidentified Box: 1 Fold: 29 American Artists Group Box: 1 Fold: 30 American Jewish Literary Foundation Box: 1 Fold: 31 Archives et Musee D'Art Populaire Juif Box: 1 Fold: 32 Artists Equity Association Box: 1 Fold: 33 Baltimore Water Color Club Box: 1 Fold: 34 Bezalel National Museum Box: 1 Fold: 35 Boston Printmakers Box: 1 Fold: 36 Boston Public Library Box: 1 Fold: 37 Brooklyn Society of Artists Box: 1 Fold: 38 California Society of Etchers Box: 1 Fold: 39 Chicago Society of Etchers Box: 1 Fold: 40 Congress for Jewish Culture Box: 1 Fold: 41 Cooper-Hewitt Museum of Decorative Arts & Design Box: 1 Fold: 42 Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Box: 1 Fold: 43 Jerusalem Fine Arts Box: 1 Fold: 44 Judisher Frauenbund, E.V. Box: 1 Fold: 45 Library of Congress Box: 1 Fold: 46 Metropolitan Museum of Art Box: 1 Fold: 47 Museum of Arts, Mishkan Leomanuth Box: 1 Fold: 48 Museum of the City of New York Box: 1 Fold: 49 National Gallery of Canada Box: 1 Fold: 50 Newark Museum Box: 1 Fold: 51 New York Public Library
1929, December 30
DESCRIPTION: Contains one typed letter signed only from the Latvian Vice-Consul Aboltin to Isac Friedlander regarding the latter's emigration to the United States. This letter is in Latvian.
1940, June 17 - 1955, Jan. 20
DESCRIPTION: TLS Arms to "Fellow Artist" vi/17/40 re Venetian Biennial
1934, Mar. 15 - Mar. 26
DESCRIPTION: ALS Boericke to Friedlander iii/15/[l934] re winning first prize at the 8th Annual Print Club of Phildelphia Exhibition
1968, May 19
DESCRIPTION: Contains one letter from John Brennan to the Friedlanders concerning a gift engraving of the PUPPET to Dr. Brennan.
1948, May 20
DESCRIPTION: Folder contains a typed letter signed by Norman Cousins, then editor of The Saturday Review of Literature. Letter regards financial compensation for a portrait illustration by Friedlander which accompanied the book review of David Shub's biography of Lenin in The Saturday Review issue for April, 1948.
1939, February 10
DESCRIPTION: Contains one autograph letter signed by Dannenruzy [spelling?] to Friedlander from Pura, USSR. The letter is in Latvian.
1945, April 20
DESCRIPTION: Contains l letter from Mr. Frankel regarding the portraits created by Friedlander of Frankel's parents.
1968, March 13
DESCRIPTION: Contents consist of one letter from Mrs. Blanche Freint to the Friedlanders regarding the copper plate and print done by Friedlander.
1948, February 29
DESCRIPTION: One letter only from Gassner to Friedlander concerning an etching given to Gassner by the latter. Mentions the Kayes in the letter.
DESCRIPTION: Contains one autograph letter signed by Godfrey to Friedlander concerning membership in the Society of Canadian Painters, Etchers and Engravers of which the former was a member. Godfrey had seen Friedlander's work , THREE GENERATIONS, reproduced in The Toronto Telegram which prompted the invitation.
1946, July 31
DESCRIPTION: Contains a typed letter signed by Goldstick to Friedlander regarding the latter's TEVYEH illustrations designed for Goldstick and a Mr. Grafstein.
1951, June 26 - 1956, Sept. 12
DESCRIPTION: TLS Heintzelman to Friedlander vi/26/51 re graphic arts exhibit to be held in Paris. Includes Friedlander holograph notation.
1944, November 20
DESCRIPTION: Contains l letter from Rabbi Heller to Friedlander regarding an album of engravings depicting "the invincibility of the Jew throughout the ages" produced by Friedlander.
1936, August 17
DESCRIPTION: Letter concerns an exhibit by Friedlander, Blanch Lazzell and Hope Vorhees mounted in Herring's gallery, Provinceton, Massachusetts.
1966, June 14 - 1975, Feb. 14
DESCRIPTION: ALS Hirshhorn to Friedlander vi/8/66 re note of congratulations sent Hirshhorn. Includes autographed envelope.
1968, August 26
DESCRIPTION: Contains 2-page autograph letter signed by the noted pianist, Alton Jones, to Marga Friedlander on the death of her father, Isac.
1949, December 29
DESCRIPTION: Letter regards Friedlander's woodcut, THE SEER.
1951, December 10
DESCRIPTION: Contains one typed letter signed by Macy, then director of The Limited Editions Club Publishing firm. Discusses Friedlander's xylography and reason why Macy could not use his work concerning any proposed Biblical publications issued by Limited Editions.
1931, September 11
DESCRIPTION: Contains 2-page typed letter signed by publisher William Payson concerning Friedlander's woodcut illustrations for a proposed book of Shakespeare's sonnets. Discusses publishing specifications.
1945, September 15
DESCRIPTION: Typed letter signed by the noted author and botanist. Letter discusses the redesigned trees done by Friedlander for Peattie's Christmas cards.
1968, August 30
DESCRIPTION: Autograph letter signed by publisher Sam Perlman to Mrs. Gilda Friedlander on the death of her husband, Isac. Discusses Friedlander's unique contribution to the art world as well as his humanity reflected in his designs.
1953, February 18
DESCRIPTION: Contains one typed letter signed from Piper regarding Friedlander's PRIMEVAL in the Library of Congress collection. Discusses the possibility of using a Friedlander print to illustrate his magazine, COSMIC ART.
1934, May 1
DESCRIPTION: Contains one typed letter signed from Rosenberg to Harry Salpeter of The Jewish Daily Bulletin, a newspaper which featured many of Friedlander's illustrations. Rosenberg discusses the possibility of Friedlander producing five prints dealing with the subject of Nazism.
1969, January 17
DESCRIPTION: Typed letter signed by the Honorable William Fitts Ryan to Mrs. Gilda Friedlander and her daughter, Marga, offering his condolences on the death of Isac Friedlander in l968.
1961, October 12
DESCRIPTION: Letter to the Friedlanders from Dr. Shister of Montreal concerning his very pleasant visit with the former in New York.
DESCRIPTION: An autographed letter signed by the noted pianist and critic to Friedlander regarding a BEETHOVEN portrait created by Friedlander.
1937, August 4
DESCRIPTION: Typed letter signed by the renowned artist Carl Zigrosser to the American Consul General in Canada highly recommending Friedlander's artwork.
DESCRIPTION: This autograph letter signed is a translation of a letter by Friedlander's cousin to him discussing a portrait done by the artist as well as his talents in the art field.
1945, Nov. 10 - 1949, Oct. 19
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence from Samuel Golden, director, and Albert Reese to Friedlander. Regarding two prints by Friedlander for the American Artists Group's Christmas cards as well as a projected book on contemporary prints.
1955, February 2
DESCRIPTION: Contains l letter from Dr. Harry Cohen, editor-in-chief of Who's Who in American Jewry, regarding biographical information from Friedlander for the series.
1953, July 8 - October 8
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence from L. Frenkiel of the Museum asking Friedlander to contribute his works to the Museum's permanent collection of Jewish Graphics.
1968, August 27
DESCRIPTION: Contains one letter from Hy Cohen, president of the Association, to Gilda Friedlander on the death of her husband. Also includes Isac Friedlander's membership card.
1940, March 14
DESCRIPTION: Contains one letter from Anne Chandler, secretary, inviting Friedlander to become an artist member of the Club.
1954, october 20
DESCRIPTION: One letter from Dr. F. Schiff, acting director, and H. Philipps, then Honorary Treasurer, to Friedlander thanking him for donating the wood engraving, THE PUPPET, to the Museum located in Jerusalem.
DESCRIPTION: Contains membership card only from the Boston Printmakers for Friedlander.
1951, June 26 - 1958, June 18
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence from then Keeper of Prints, Arthur W. Heintzelman, and various staff members of the Boston Public Library regarding traveling exhibitions by noted American graphic artists which toured France from 1952 to 1958.
DESCRIPTION: Contains notification of Friedlander's election as a member of the Brooklyn Society by the then corresponding secretary, Henri Laussucq.
DESCRIPTION: Contains membership card only for Friedlander in the Society signed by the then secretary, Miriam Beall.
1945, Dec. 5 & 1946, Feb. 16
DESCRIPTION: Contains two letters from James Swann, secretary of the Chicago Society, regarding an exhibit as well as Friedlander's election to the Society. Friedlander's MR. O.S. print was selected by the Society for their collection at the Smithsonian.
DESCRIPTION: Contains one letter only in Hebrew from the Congress.
1973, April 17
DESCRIPTION: Contains one letter from Mrs. Betrand L. Taylor, director, as well as a gift agreement from Mrs. Gilda Friedlander regarding two woodcuts entitled THE SURVIVORS by Friedlander and PORTRAIT HEAD OF A YOUNG MAN by Solomon Judowin.
1974, Oct. 2 - 1978, June 27
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence from Joseph Hirshhorn (original in Hirshhorn Correspondence file), Abram Lerner (director), and Stephen E. Weil (deputy director) to Gilda Friedlander regarding the presentation of Friedlander's works to the Hirshhorn. Also includes newsclipping on the opening of the Museum in 1974.
DESCRIPTION: Contains membership card only.
1929, June 19
DESCRIPTION: Contains xeroxed copy only (originals are in the Illustrations Series, 1929) of a letter from K. Karminski informing Friedlander that his illustration for the Jewish Women's Organization jubilee stamp had received first place. Includes xeroxed copies of the illustration, newspaper clipping and translation.
1970, March 23 & April 10
DESCRIPTION: Contains two letters from Nathan R. Einhorn, chief of the Exchange and Gift Division of the Library of Congress, to Mrs. Friedlander regarding the acquisition of the wood engraving of LENIN by Friedlander.
1950, October & November 13
DESCRIPTION: Folder contains two letters from Dudley T. Easby and A. Hyatt Mayor, both of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, to Bernhard Benson regarding his gift of five wood engravings and four etchings by Friedlander. Also includes magazine clipping from Art Digest on the acquisition.
1948, February 23
DESCRIPTION: One letter only in Hebrew from the Museum to Friedlander.
1982, Jan. 26 - Feb. 11
DESCRIPTION: Contains l letter from Steven Miller, curator, acknowledging the gift of Mrs. Friedlander as well as discussing the proposed exhibit on New York prints. Also includes 2 receipts.
1938, May 21
DESCRIPTION: Folder contains one letter only from Eric Brown, director, (per secretary) regarding the listing of a record of Canadian artists.
DESCRIPTION: Circular letter notifying all artists whose works were represented in the Museum's permanent collection as to Museum policy. Holograph notation by Friedlander re his print ABRAHAM WALKOWITZ.
1970, February 26
DESCRIPTION: Contains gift acknowledgements only of the wood engraving, PORTRAIT OF LENIN, and illustration, ALEXANDER BOK, THE TWELVE.


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Spring 2008 BFA Candidates' Works Go on Exhibit When: Reception is Thursday, May 22, 4 to 8 p.m.; exhibit runs through Saturday, May 31
What: UMass Lowell's Art Department and the Fine Arts Division of the College of Arts and Sciences presents this exhibition of senior projects from the Art and Design studios, featuring a variety of media including advertising campaigns, animation, painting, photography, product design, sculpture and more.
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SvR: 2010 will keep you coming back for more, and will keep anyone (wrestling fan or not) entertained.
This is a guest review by Mad McGobbo
Ever since I can remember I�ve been a fan of wrestling, from the days of World of Sport with wrestlers such as �Big Daddy� and �Johnny England� up to the modern WWE�s brand of �sports entertainment�. Over the years there have been many wrestling games for all formats, most have never achieved their full potential, some being rather good. Smackdown vs. Raw 2010 is something else.
Over the years THQ have added small in-game additions to the franchise such as �Road to Wreslemania� to add flavour, but they have never really made the previous games that extra bit special. With the 2010 edition it seems that almost everything the fans wanted has been granted with 67 superstars and a bucket load of new features. Fans of the previous games will be able to get straight into playing due to the largely unchanged control system, and you will notice when the game loads that you are put straight into a �Training Facility� which helps you get to grips with the moves and controls. It�s a really nice feature and at anytime you can press the �start� button to call up the main menu and access all the juicy new features and revamped old ones.
The biggest changes to the game have been in the �Create a...� area with so many improvements. �Create a Superstar� has had an overhaul with the ability to make wrestlers not only easier with its points based creation system, but considerably more life-like. They have even added in a paint tool that can be used to make unique logos for your Wrestler�s outfits. With the whole �create a superstar� mode you can possibly make any famous wrestler you choose or even your own unique creation, the only downside is the list of names that the announcers can call you seems to have been shortened(that�s only a tiny niggle though.). When you pit your wrestler against one of the established Superstars they no longer look odd and miscoloured and for the first time they fit right in.
You�ll need a set of moves for your wrestler, and 2010 has bulked up the amount of moves available for your wrestlers. THQ have even gone as far as retooling the �create a finisher� system to enable you to create unique top-rope finishers that would make even Jeff Hardy proud. But for me, the most important addition to making your created wrestler even more unique is the wonderful ability to use the �Reel Editor� to make your own entrance film. Add that to the returning ability to use music off your own hard drive and you have a wrestler that could actually be a real superstar! Levelling up the superstars is easier as you are no longer just constrained to the Story-mode as you were last year, THQ have also given players the choice of what areas to level too with points allocated after matches for you to spend as you like.
Players will notice that the biggest change has come from the Storyline Designer, which enables players to create a story that can last over several shows, months or even years. When you create your own story you are given a plethora of clips that you can edit to make your story unique. I created a small story that started on the ECW show as a match(a fully playable match too) with run-ins that ended up with William Regal getting fired and then getting his revenge by running down the character that got him fired. Yes, you can create outlandish storylines just like the real WWE and you can even share them online with the rest of the community too. So not only do you have your own storylines, there are ones that are unlockable and ones you can download. It�s enough to keep anyone happy.
Storylines bring me onto the important feature; �The Road to Wrestlemania�. As always this is the way you unlock extra move-sets and characters by playing through as the different WWE Superstars and making different choices along the way, each different choice you make has the possibility to alter what you unlock so you do have to play through the feature as the same Superstar a few times to get all the locked content. Thankfully at the end of your first play-through you unlock the ability to skip through �the drama� when you replay as the Superstar you have played as. Once again THQ have not forgotten the created Wrestlers either, by giving the created Superstar their own �Road to Wrestlemania�, a very impressive add that brings so much more colour to the game.
The heart of the game though is always the game play and Smackdown vs. Raw 2010 succeeds where a lot of the previous wrestling games fail. As soon as you start playing there are small immersive details like �WWE Live� appearing at the bottom left of your screen, making it feel like you�re watching rather than playing. There are other details as well, for example if you play and choose to put a title on the line (or fight for one) after both wrestlers have got into the ring the Referee shows both of them the belt, it�s touches like that that make this game a very immersive experience.
When you start playing the first thing you will notice is the ugly and intrusive HUD has gone; now all you have is the Superstar�s momentum meter which is now around his/her feet. When you have enough momentum built up the meter will have either an �S� representing that you have enough impetus for a special move or �F� for finisher.
In the past when you have done certain aerial moves they have looked sloppy and didn�t quite look right, in this edition when you pull off an aerial move as you hit the game seems to instinctively make it complete without sloppy landings, now although this is a really nice feature it isn�t all that smooth and there is a milli-second pause while it decides how you land on your opponent. They have smoothed out the ring ropes to a more acceptable level, as they now react if get a wrestler land on them, of course they aren�t perfect but hey it�s a massive difference from last years effort.
Graphically the game is superb with lots of detail, they have managed to improve upon the blood splatter and keep the wrestlers looking like who they are meant to be. One of the things I noticed is that when you keep beating up your opponent their chests get redder as they would do in real life if you were slapped by a bodybuilding monster several times, it�s a nice touch and it�s these little things that make SDvR 2010 better.
Combine all these cool features together along with enough quick-play match modes and you have this gen�s definitive and most immersive wrestling game, overall there are only a few minor tweaks THQ could make to make this untouchable as a game. As it is it�ll keep you coming back for more, and will keep anyone (wrestling fan or not) entertained.
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4.76/5 rDev +10.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
Served from a 750ml badly waxed bottle into a Hill Farmstead stemmed Tulip.
Appearance- Hazy orange/gold with huge three finger white head that shows no sign of leaving.
Smell- Brett, apples, pear, lemons, grass, musty yeast, light spice. Absolutely beautiful smelling beer. I could sit here smelling this all day.
Taste- Light tartness coming from the brett. Apples and pears abound. Heavy grassy earth tones. Light lemony biscuit notes. Similar to Arthur. No hint of the 8% at all. Gorgeous.
Mouthfeel- Medium to full carbonation with medium to light dryness. No pucker.
Overall- One of the best saisons I've ever had. This is so good. It might even top Arthur...
Serving type: bottle
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4.73/5 rDev +10%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
Drank from a 1 pint, 9.4 fl. oz./750 ml bottle purchased at Healthy Spirits, San Francisco, CA
Bottle No. SB 39256
Best by: 04/2018
This was a gusher! The super cloudy, yellow ochre liquid was topped by a gigantic, tight, frothy, off-white crop of sea foam. As the head faded, it left big chunks of thick, sticky lacing in its wake. Due to the gushing, large yeast particles made it into the beer and eventually collected in the base of the glass. A thick, foamy film coated the liquid and lasted throughout the session.
The aroma was really interesting and complex. Crisp and fresh. Super fruity and funky with lots of bretty tartness. Powdery and dry yeast notes were quite apparent. Spices, including clove and coriander, were noticeable as well. With time, the tart and funky qualities intensified and the nose turned almost gueuze-like.
There was also a ton going on in the flavor profile. Sweet malts came through on the front end. I thought I picked up some Belgian candi sugar as well. Quite fruity. Pears and apples were detectible. Wheaty with notes of lemon and hay in the center. Hint of spice (clove especially). A musty, barnyard-like character was apparent. Touch of oak. As the beer moved along the palate, the flavor profile dried out substantially. Citrus rind and bitter, earthy hop notes lingered in the crisp, dry, lemony finish. As the beer warmed, the musty, funky, barnyard character intensified. Some white wine-like qualities appeared as well.
The mouthfeel was outstanding. As would be expected with any gushing beer, this one was highly effervescent. Almost Champagne-like. The light, frothy, fluffy liquid turned pillowy soft after it settled on my palate. Amazingly plush and silky smooth.
While there are a number of brett-infused saisons on the market today, Seizoen Bretta takes the cake in terms of overall complexity and mouthfeel. I aged my bottle for nearly a year and would recommend others to do likewise if you want the brett to be kickin'. Just be careful when you pop the cap!
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4.5/5 rDev +4.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
"Best by 08/2018"
Hazy golden color with a massive white head.
Smells great - stone fruit, flowers, peppery spice, some bretty sharpness, good complexity, extremely attractive.
Tastes terrific - peach, hay, spice, moderate but refreshing acidity, dry, long finish with just a touch of bitterness developing, good intensity of flavor, balance, complexity, and drinkability.
Tiny bubbles, cushy texture, extremely refreshing and drinkable.
One of my very favorite saisons, never fails.
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03-03-2014 07:23:45 | More by Beerzebub
Seizoen Bretta from Logsdon Farmhouse Ales
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