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The Inn at Saint Peter's Village re-opened after years of neglect in June 2006. Seven luxurious suites with French Colonial design, the very best French linen and stunning furniture pieces will take you to another world. Right off of Route 23, the entire village is undergoing a renovation and ressurgence. Several rooms on one side overlook the majestic French Creek with its huge boulders. The front three rooms overlook the old Black Granite Quarry. The restaurant has opened to enormous regional acclaim with world class cuisine and fine polished service.
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on September 29, 2015
The Inn was a fine option for our stay in the Chester County Area. During our stay I became ill and was concerned about checkout, as I simply needed extra time to feel strong enough to continue our trip. When my wife asked about needing some extra time, she was told not to worry, to take the time necessary as the Inn is flexible. I was very grateful for the kindness and being made to feel that I how I was feeling was important to the staff. I would return again to The Inn at St. Peter's Village again should I have the opportunity. Thanks again.
on June 10, 2015
Was a terrific find, would return again. The staff was very accommodating, friendly and professional. Great food, too! No daily room cleaning, otherwise 5 star ratings.
on June 08, 2015
We have stayed at the Inn 6 times. Our daughter lives close by and we've stayed during all of the different seasons, and it always is a wonderful stay. AND the food and bar are great.
Jocelyn, the manager, is terrific to work with!
on June 02, 2015
My daughter and I stayed this past weekend at The Inn at Saint Peter's Village. IT WAS AMAZING. The Inn is breathtaking inside. The room was so charming. We booked one room and were given our choice of two to choose from, the other being a bit nicer. What a wonderful way to be greeted. Jocelyn was attentive, knowledgable, and her staff was just the same. The Sunday Brunch choice was scrumptious. I live on the Eastern Shore and the crabcake was the best I have ever eaten. I made sure our watiress knew. The town is charming, filled with an eclectic, artistic vibe that makes you want to move in. The hiking trails and a walk on the rocks are a must do. Thanks Joceyln and your staff for being so kind and making my daughter's graduation trip a weekend to remember for us both.
on May 04, 2015
Found the room to be clean, and everyone to be pleasant and helpful. We went for an anniversary get-away, and had a fabulous time.
on March 03, 2014
We first came to The Inn at Saint Peter's Village for my husband's birthday in 2013. We had such a wonderful time, we decided to come back in 2014. After this trip, we are convinced we'll be back EVERY year to celebrate!
I can't say enough good things about the Inn, the people, and the total experience. Jocelyn is amazing to work with, she sincerely wants to make your stay as comfortable and memorable as possible. The rest of the staff is just as friendly and accomodating. You can tell they take pride in their jobs and that transfers to a wonderfully inviting atmosphere and relaxing getaway.
Saturday dinner and Sunday brunch were DELICIOUS! The bakery down the street is SCRUMPTIOUS! And the little wine shop in town offers free wine tastings with FANTASTIC wines of all kinds.
I usually never take the time to write reviews, but I had to write this one. The Inn at Saint Peter's Village deserves credit for a job well done! If you're thinking about booking a getaway, don't hesitate to make your reservation. You'll be glad you did!
on May 25, 2013
My daughter recently got married here and the food, the service, the rooms, exceptional! I could not be more pleased and thankful !
on October 19, 2009
What a beautiful place! My boyfriend and I stayed here for the weekend and LOVED it! Deb, the innkeeper, and her staff are outstanding! She treated us like family! The rooms are gorgeous and the location is breathtaking. Highly recommend staying here if you are looking to escape it all and take in the wonderful sights and sounds of nature. Can't wait to come back!
on June 07, 2009
My wife and I stayed at The Inn at Saint Peter's Village after a friend's daughter's wedding reception. What a wonderful surprise! We were welcomed by such friendly staff, especially the manager Deb and her wonderful associate Jonah. The attention to detail, service, atmosphere and cuisine were all top notch. The rooms were clean and well furnished. The white noise from the adjacent creek lulled my wife and I into a deep sleep at night...we slept like babies! The forest hiking trails and waterfalls are so lovely, and a walking trip through the village is charming. The best local bakery bread and pastries were served, and everything was just delicious...even the coffee was perfect! Overall, this is the best B&B I've ever had the pleasure to visit. As another reviewer mentioned, this is truly a great place to "get away from it all."
on December 20, 2008
An excellent place to "get away from it all." The rooms were extremely clean and incredibly furnished. The inn keeper is warm and friendly (the breakfast is fantastic). I live only 20 minutes away from this establishment, and will be returning very soon.
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This unique room features the original stone walls which continue into the private bathroom. Located on the second floor, the room overlooks the French Creek. Along with the queen sized bed, there is an antique desk and reading chair. Private bathroom with shower and bathtub.
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$200 - $200
This beautifully appointed room has a sitting area and cozy reading nook. The French duvet cover houses the down comforter on the double bed. Located on the second floor, it opens onto the Veranda where you can sit and watch the world go by. The Veranda overlooks Saint Peter's Village as well as the Black Granite Waterfall. Private bathroom with shower and bathtub.
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$150 - $150
This spacious room located on the second floor overlooks the French Creek. It has a king sized four poster bed covered with a French duvet cover housing the comforter. There is a sitting area with an oval antique desk. Private bathroom with shower and bathtub.
This cozy room located on the third floor has a beautiful view of the French Creek. There is an antique desk and a double bed covered with a French duvet cover housing the comforter. Private bathroom with shower and bathtub. Adjoins to the Knauer Room.
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$100 - $125
This spacious room located on the third floor overlooks the French Creek. It has a king sized four poster bed covered with a French duvet cover housing the comforter. There is a sitting area with an antique desk and reading chairs. Private bathroom with shower and bathtub.
This lovely room decorated in French Provencal has a king size bed and sitting area. Located on the third floor. The private bathroom has a bathtub with shower and an antique double bay sink basin. Adjoins the Governor Suite.
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$200 - $225
This two room suite with a king size sleigh bed is located on the third floor. French doors separate the bedroom from the sitting room. The spacious sitting room has a flat screen TV and large oval desk. Private bathroom with spacious glass enclosed shower. Adjoins the First Lady Suite.
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From Philadelphia- take I-76 (Schulkill Expressway) West toward Valley Forge. Get onto Route 422 west. Get off at Route 100 South toward West Chester. Make a right at Route 23. Drive 3.5 miles and make a right onto Saint Peter's Road (look for sign on right hand side).
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Contract language that is intended to simplify business for contractors requires careful analysis, writes Joseph Petrillo
Joseph J. Petrillo is a lawyer at Washington law firm Petrillo and Powell.
Since 1995, federal contracts for commercial items have had special clauses intended to simplify the contracts. The fear was that the usual long clauses would scare off companies that were not accustomed to dealing with the government.
The definition of "commercial item" is extensive. But one example is a product that is customarily used by the public or non-governmental entitles for other-than-governmental purposes and has been sold, leased or licensed to the public or offered for sale, lease or license. It also refers to services if they are installation, maintenance, repair, training, or "other" services in support of a commercial item and the source provides similar services to the public under similar terms and conditions.
In some ways, those special provisions reflect commercial practices. Certainly, they are shorter than the standard versions. And sometimes they can be a better deal for the government, although a worse one for the contractor. Both parties need to understand the nuances of these provisions before entering into a contract.
For example, compare the termination-for-cause provision in a commercial-item contract with the standard default clause. Under the standard clause, when the contractor fails to make progress or fails to perform — except for a late delivery — the government must notify the contractor and give it at least 10 days to fix the problem before terminating the contract. However, commercial-item contracts omit the notice-and-cure procedure. The omission is puzzling, especially because a cure provision is fairly common in commercial contracts.
A second departure from the usual practice is the lack of an authorization and consent provision. Its omission means that, unlike other government contracts, a patent holder who establishes infringement can get an injunction that would prevent a commercial-item contractor from performing.
Another area in which things vary is termination for convenience. That is the government's extraordinary power to end a contract, in whole or in part, at any time and without notice. Ordinarily, that would be a breach of contract. Both standard and commercial-item contracts give the government that special right.
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A recent decision by the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals shows that those streamlined provisions mean less compensation for the contractor than the standard rules. The case of Red River Holdings concerned a Defense Department lease for a cargo ship. Using the power to terminate for convenience, the government ended the lease two months early and did not pay the last two months' rent. The contractor claimed as additional termination costs the loan payments it made to finance the ship for those remaining two months. Alternatively, the contractor claimed depreciation and certain expenses to outfit the ship.
The board ruled that the government owed the contractor nothing more. Paying the rent through the end of the shortened lease met the obligation to pay a percentage of the contract price. And the board held that the reasonable charges resulting from the termination were limited to settlement expenses. That is a term of art that means the administrative costs of closing out subcontracts, submitting a termination claim to the government, and storing and disposing of unused contract inventory. Because the costs claimed did not fit into that narrow category, the contractor was out of luck.
The bottom line is that commercial-item contracts are a mixed bag. They come across as simpler, and that's meant to encourage more companies to do business with the government. But appearances can deceive.
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The debate over Jimi Hendrix, at this point, pretty much boils down to "Best rock guitarist ever?" or "Most important rock guitarist ever?" Yeah, not very interesting.
You could make a case for Jimmy Page, or Eric Clapton, Frank Zappa or ... nah. It's still Hendrix.
There are probably a fair number of guitarists whose technical ability surpassed the late Hendrix, but nobody "changed the game" quite like he did. That his fearless musical imagination still inspires, still surprises, is really no surprise at all.
"For me, I learned a lot from him about not observing boundaries," blues-rock guitarist Kenny Wayne Shepherd says. "Allowing myself to be creative and push the limits of myself creatively, and not be kept in a box. Watching him perform, visually, he was as entertaining as he was musically. He had a big influence on me as an artist. He's constantly voted as the most influential guitarist of all time. It's pretty impressive what he was able to accomplish and the impact he's had."
Of course, at age 36, Shepherd never actually got to see Hendrix, who died in 1970, perform. However, Shepherd didn't let that stop him from absorbing the Hendrix mythos as much as possible.
Shepherd is part of the "Experience Hendrix" tour, coming to town March 20. They come from all over the musical map: from blues guitarists like Shepherd, Buddy Guy and Ana Popovic, to funk legend Bootsy Collins, to metal guitarist Zakk Wylde, to the Tex-Mex roots-rock of David Hidalgo and Cesar Rosas of Los Lobos.
"I knew Jimi's dad (James "Al" Hendrix), before he passed away, and his sister," Shepherd says. "I've been a part (of 'Experience Hendrix') since it began (in 1995). It was originally one show, once a year, at a kind of small venue in Seattle. It grew from a smallish venue to a big theater in Seattle. One year, they decided three shows in a row, in different cities. Next thing you know, it's a full-fledged tour."
It's possible that they could keep adding musicians, but that would either leave them with only a few minutes each to do their thing — or seven-hour concerts.
"Everybody does three to five songs," Shepherd says. "I generally do a song called 'I Don't Live Today' and 'Come On' — originally an Earl King song — that Hendrix covered. I also do a medley of 'Voodoo Child (Blues)' and 'Voodoo Chile Blues' and 'Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)'."
Somehow, all these personalities seem to get along just fine, despite that fact that few of them are used to sharing the spotlight with anybody. They all love Hendrix, though.
"There's not egos, no competition," Shepherd says. "It's very friendly. Nobody's trying to one-up each other."
Hendrix's influence doesn't seem like it's going be waning any time soon. In fact, it's possible interest in all things Hendrix may increase — a long-awaited biopic about his early pre-fame days, "Jimi: All Is By My Side," just debuted at South By Southwest in Austin, Texas. It focuses on the year that Hendrix spent in England before taking America by storm at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967. It stars Andre Benjamin, best known as rapper Andre 3000 of Outkast, who's already a legend in hip-hop (and can play the guitar).
The U.S. Postal Service is honoring Hendrix with a commemorative Forever stamp, created by artist Rudy Gutierrez. The image, which resembles a vintage 45-rpm record sleeve, references the butterflies from Hendrix's song "Little Wing," has a third-eye symbol to represent his spiritual side and a petroglyph to symbolize his Native American heritage. Hendrix is depicted wearing one of his signature military jackets and playing one of his white Fender Stratocaster guitars. It also debuted at the South By Southwest festival.
Michael Machosky is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at email@example.com or 412-320-7901.
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Billy Cox Bassist who Hendrix met when they were in the Army together. They formed a band called the King Kasuals in Nashville and traveled the country playing on the "Chitlin' Circuit," an informal network of clubs in black neighborhoods. He turned down Hendrix's offer to go to England, but ended up playing at Woodstock, with Hendrix's Band of Gypsys. Later, he played with the Charlie Daniels Band, and with Mitch Mitchell in the Gypsy Sun Experience.
Jonny Lang Blues guitar prodigy from Fargo, North Dakota, whose first multiplatinum album (quite a rarity for anything blues-related), "Lie to Me," dropped in 1997. He won a Grammy in 2006 for "Turn Around."
Kenny Wayne Shepherd One of the most successful young blues players in recent memory, his debut album "Ledbetter Heights" (1996) sold an unheard-of 500,000-plus copies. He combines blues-rock, acoustic blues, Louisiana and Texas blues styles.
Buddy Guy Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, Grammy winner, Chicago electric blues guitar innovator, legend. His flashy, modern guitar style has been cited as an influence or favorite by Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Hendrix.
Eric Gales Memphis-born blues guitarist, heir to a family tradition that goes back to Gales' grandfather, who jammed with Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters.
Ana Popovic Blues singer and guitarist who grew up listening to her father's blues and soul records in the former Yugoslavia. A regular on the Billboard Blues charts, she combines electric funk, jazz and slide guitar with electric blues.
Zakk Wylde Started as Ozzy Osbourne's lead guitarist at 19 years old and stayed with him for 20 years. Now helms the hard-touring metal outfit Black Label Society.
Cesar Rosas and David Hidalgo The core of East L.A.'s Los Lobos, who began as an acoustic Mexican music group but turned electric in the early '80s, absorbing R&B, blues, rockabilly and punk rock.
Dweezil Zappa Frank Zappa's son, who carries the torch for his father's deep, strange and hard-to-duplicate legacy on the electric guitar.
Bootsy Collins Flamboyant bassist did more than anyone — except his former bandleader James Brown — to shape the sound of funk. He has worked with George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, Bootsy's Rubber Band, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Herbie Hancock, Fatboy Slim, Cyndi Lauper, Ice Cube and Snoop Dogg.
Eric Johnson Platinum-selling guitar instrumentalist, whose "Cliffs of Dover" hit the Top 10 (without any singing).
Chris Layton Drummer for Texas blues legends Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble.
Doyle Bramhall Grew up playing with Texas electric blues band the Fabulous Thunderbirds, starting at age 16. He started the rock band Arc Angels and played with Clapton, Roger Waters and B.B. King.
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This We Do Know About TPP: The Shouting Is Already Loud
Tuesday, October 06, 2015
When President Obama announced a massive trade deal on Monday, he heard cheers from business groups. But the unions and public-interest groups that usually support him rejected the trade proposal.
Weak Jobs Report May Kill Interest Rate Hike For This Year
Friday, October 02, 2015
Job growth turned out to be a lot slower in September than most economists had been assuming. Now, with hiring looking weak, they think the Federal Reserve may put off any rate increase until 2016.
As Commodity Prices Slide, Layoffs And Restructurings Follow
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
So far, most Americans have benefited from falling commodity prices: Consumer inflation has remained low. But now the pain is spreading as companies like Caterpillar and Alcoa respond to hard times.
Holiday Travel Outlook: Cheaper Fares And Scarier Drones
Monday, September 28, 2015
At an aviation conference, analysts predicted lower prices are coming for air travel — and for drones — this holiday season. Cheap fares will be welcome news. Cheap drones may be a different story.
For China's President, An Evening Of Lobster, Lamb and Ne-Yo
Thursday, September 24, 2015
President Obama is hosting Chinese leader Xi Jinping at a state dinner Friday. The menu features American favorites with "nuances of Chinese flavors." Ne-Yo, a part-Chinese R&B artist, will perform.
U.S.-China Business Relationship Is, As Trump Might Say, Huge
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Even U.S. companies that don't have close ties with China have to be concerned with its slowing growth. When China buys fewer goods and commodities, prices fall for producers everywhere.
The Fed Holds Rates Steady; Here's Who Is Clapping
Thursday, September 17, 2015
The Federal Reserve chose to leave interest rates unchanged Thursday. For the central bank even a decision to do nothing is a big deal, creating all sorts of winners (homebuyers) and losers (savers).
Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged Amid 'Heightened Uncertainties' Abroad
Thursday, September 17, 2015
The Federal Reserve decided to leave interest rates unchanged at historically low levels, even though the U.S. economy has been gaining strength. The Fed has kept a key rate near zero since late 2008.
The Downside Of Keeping Interest Rates So Low For So Long
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Some economists say the Federal Reserve should leave rates alone, but many say super-low rates have big risks, too. They argue that the central bank needs to push rates back up to historic norms.
Do You Use Money? If So, You'll Want To Read This By Thursday
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
This week, the Federal Reserve will be making decisions that could affect your ability to borrow. Because it works behind closed doors, it can seem mysterious. Here's what the Fed is and does.
On Wall Street: Not Much Fun, But It Sure Was Interesting
Friday, August 28, 2015
Markets have been seeing some of the biggest stock-price swings in years. And economists say the extreme volatility is starting to weigh down consumer confidence.
For Most Of Us, The 'Real' Economy Matters More Than Markets
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Stock prices may be having a meltdown, but consumers and homebuyers are still pushing the economy forward. In fact, a new round of data suggests the economy is gaining strength even as markets fall.
A Nasty Place On Wall Street: What Kind Of A Dive Is This?
Monday, August 24, 2015
Stock prices plunged Monday, prompting Wall Street analysts to talk about a "correction" in stock prices. But many savers worry that this might be the start of a long "bear" market.
Dow Index Closes Below 16,000 After Plunging Nearly 3.6 Percent
Monday, August 24, 2015
The Dow Jones benchmark started Monday's session above 16,459 and fell more than 1,000 points before closing at 15,871. The index lost about 3.6 percent of its value.
A Brutal Week For Investors; Will There Be More Zigs Than Zags?
Friday, August 21, 2015
Stock investors have to decide if the August downturn is just part of a normal zigzag pattern in any bull market, or the start of a bear market that could last for years.
In That TV Ad, What Exactly Are Those Parents Worried About?
Thursday, August 20, 2015
The TV ads say rules involving retirement advice must be "fixed," but they may leave you scratching your head. Brokers and insurance agents are behind the ads, which aim to block tougher new rules.
China Cut Its Currency — And Touched Your Life. Here's How
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
China lowered the value of the yuan, and that sent all sorts of prices lower. So you may soon be paying less for gas, food and lumber. But there are downsides too: U.S. stocks fell hard.
You're The Judge: Can The Job Market Stand Interest Rate Hikes?
Friday, August 07, 2015
On Friday, the Labor Department said the July unemployment rate held steady at 5.3 percent. If you had to choose, would you take that to mean the economy is too cool or too hot? Weigh the evidence.
Oil Prices Tumble Again, Hurting Drillers But Helping Drivers
Monday, August 03, 2015
Oil prices are falling, down sharply since mid-June to just over $45 a barrel. That has affected gasoline prices, now down to an average of $2.65 a gallon, about 85 cents less than a year ago.
Drawing A Line From The Chinese Stock Market To Your Wallet
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
U.S. commodities — copper, corn, coal and more — are cheaper because of China's economic cooling. Producers got caught up in China's "teaser" demand for more of everything. It couldn't last.


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AT&T is looking to hire more than 80 workers for its two Oklahoma City call centers. The company is looking to hire 40 consumer customer service representatives and 47 customer support specialists. Pay ranges from $10.66 to $14.57 an hour and includes benefits such as paid training, medical, dental and paid vacation. Applications are being accepted now and the positions are expected to be filled this month. To apply, visit www.connect.att.jobs/okc.
Gift to aid The Children's Center
LINN Energyhas donated $45,000 to The Children's Center, the nonprofit pediatric hospital in Bethany announced Tuesday. LINN Energy employees and vendors collected the donation during an annual Halloween-themed fundraiser. "This holiday gift will provide much needed funds to purchase necessary medical equipment and supplies for the hospital," said Albert Gray, chief executive officer of The Children's Center. Houston-based LINN Energy has donated more than $95,000 to the hospital since 2009.
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Records of Site Condition are the regulatory documents used in Ontario to confirm whether a potentially or actually contaminated site meets acceptable standards for a particular land-use, under the Environmental Protection Act and O.Reg. 153/04. The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has issued a Records of Site Condition-Getting them right, a list of the most common errors that they are finding when consultants and owners attempt to submit Records of Site Condition.Read more
Recent Decision Affirms Precautionary Principle
In May of this year, the Federal Court released a decision that affirms the importance of the precautionary principle in the management of fisheries. The decision (Morton v Canada (Fisheries and Oceans), 2015 FC 575) comes as a result of a challenge, launched by lawyers at Ecojustice on behalf of biologist Alexandra Morton, to an aquaculture licence granted by the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans (the "Minister") to Marine Harvest, a multinational seafood company.Read more
GreenPAC: Environmental Leadership in Canadian Politics
We are pleased to announce that Senior Associate Paula Boutis has joined the Board of GreenPAC, an organization dedicated to building environmental leadership in Canadian politics.Read more
Rouge National Urban Park: bigger, but probably not better
Stephen Harper announced over the weekend that if re-elected, his government will increase its proposed contribution of federal lands towards the creation of the Rouge National Urban Park. The park has been in the works for some time. To comprise a patchwork of both provincial and federal lands located within metropolitan Toronto, the park was once touted widely as a conservation coup and prototype for the country's first national urban park. As part of an agreement between the provincial andRead more
Anti-fracking and Great Lakes Bills to Committee
The Ontario Legislature rose for the summer on June 4, with two environmental proposed environmental laws having received second reading, but awaiting Committee review and public hearings. The third environmental law, Bill 52, Protection of Public Participation Act, 2015 (anti-SLAPP) has been debated but has not yet received second reading.Read more
Endangered Species exemptions survive court challenge
Sweeping exemptions from Ontario's protection for endangered species have been upheld by the Divisional Court, despite concerns that they reduce the effectiveness of the Endangered Species Act, 2007.Read more
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Organizers to launch Detroit design museum during Detroit Design Festival
Metro Museum of Design Detroit aims to serve as a place for people to discover design through hands-on exhibits, with an early focus on local designers.
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The mural features a child holding a bucket of red paint and a brush next to a message that says "I remember when all this was trees."
Metro Museum of Design Detroit aims to serve as a place for people to discover design through hands-on exhibits, with an early focus on local designers.
In all, 462 organizations will share in the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs grants for arts education programs, capital improvements, operational expenses, regional mini-grants and services.
Organizers of the 19-day event say there are more than 1,550 entries by artists from around the world, with displays on view around the Grand Rapids area.
The weekly "Detroit Performs" TV series from Detroit Public Television is coming out of the screen and onto the stage Friday night at The Fillmore Detroit.
Robinson, of Bloomfield Hills, took the chain public and grew it into the state's largest and among the largest in the country before its sale to Rite Aid Inc. in 1995.
The Madrid native, who has served as head of the Detroit Institute of Arts' European Art Department and collection strategies and information, will lead the museum, succeeding Graham Beal, who retired in June.
Philanthropist and art dealer Gary Wasserman will consider his new art space, opening Sept. 25 in a former firehouse, to be a success if he sees people coming in after buying tomatoes and plants from nearby vendors.
Highlights of this year's festival include lectures and panels from Detroit designers; Eastern Market After Dark, with more than 30 studios and shops; and a design village sponsored by Dwell Magazine.
An organized effort is needed to aid filmmakers in developing pitches for financial help, writes Detroit-based writer and aspiring documentarian Paul Horton.
Award-winning tenor and educator George Shirley and the UMS will be among 11 recipients of the nation's highest public artistic honor at a ceremony with President Barack Obama on Thursday in Washington, D.C.
How will the sale of the late Bloomfield Hills mall magnate and philanthropist's collection - the most valuable private collection ever offered at auction, according to Sotheby's - affect the Detroit Institute of Arts?
Among the benefits laid out in the Detroit Institute of Arts report are free general admission and school field trips, collaborations with local arts groups and expansion of the popular Inside|Out program.


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And mind you these guys had lost almost everything to a flood. I am sure they really could use all the support they can get. #8.1.1
54d ago by Dark_king | View comment
Its most certainly not easy to do as I have something similar myself I have been working on the last 5 years.Though I would love to see there code might take years off what im working on.Though until we see it in real world conditions we should all keep composed. #2.1
even for a NKRO keyboard that's expensive gonna laugh if you say its a USB keyboard please say its not. #9.1.4
while true they do you could always rent servers to host the game with mods.I mean that is what MS's azure is really for company's to rent. #1.2.2
did it switch it from your GPU to an onboard gpu are is it a laptop? #9.1
http://www.tenforums.com/dr... #5.1
Can't remember if vx and ace had side view natively are if I had to use a script to make it.Though most probably used Yanfly are Victors scripts for animation effects anyway. #4.1.1
I agree sad but RPG Maker 3 for ps2 made me think they would go in the right direction yet they never did.Still to this day waiting for another one to come out like that one. #2.1
Why DX12 will never be on the PS4 it will benefit from certain features being used more commonly like Async Compute. #16.1.1
66d ago by Dark_king | View comment
@uth11 Games like fallout may have hundreds of hours of content but they can normally be finished within 10-15 hours by normal gamers. Even faster by some, no one is saying you have to play for 400 hours to finish the game.Just that you could if you wanted to.How is that a problem in any way? #1.2.4
68d ago by Dark_king | View comment
no no no tomatoes are fruits and its a tomato.... #16.1
69d ago by Dark_king | View comment
Go here man
https://www.microsoft.com/e... #8.1
https://www.microsoft.com/e... #8.1
AdBlock keeps me on chrome it makes loading sites that much quicker. #3.2.1
@donthate Thats not the same as calculating physic online and sending it back to be used by the system. Thats basically global illumination.Is it cool? Very.Though no where near the same level of difficulty as physics.Though physics can be done on the cloud its very possible. #1.1.6
7 lies on one page how nice. #1
It would be his biggest prank on gamers yet. #10.1.1
@NobodyEpic Don't you mean only on Windows? Microsoft is a company not a platform. #3.1.2
72d ago by Dark_king | View comment
Thank you good sir for letting everyone know I hate when they do that crap. #1.1
72d ago by Dark_king | View comment
@ritchi45 Mario Paint? #1.1.3
74d ago by Dark_king | View comment
Sony would of had Nintendo's games if I remember the original reason for them splitting correctly. Sony wanted rights to the IP's published on disc. #7.1
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"He makes it really easy on you as a coach because he has tremendous football instincts," Michigan tight ends coach Jay Harbaugh said. "Things come really naturally to him. He doesn't have to see things too many times. He has a good sense for how things should look and feel, and he's a tough, physical guy."
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Well, that's one streak of days stretching into the thousands down. Bonus for those five gloating meatheads ESPN showed at every opportunity: the guys who painted "1" on their chest don't have to change anything to be accurate tomorrow as long as they sit separately. The "8" guy will have to sit at home and cry for a week.
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The Story
After a surprisingly strong start to the season Michigan was riding high at 10-2 and some of the more optimistic fans (yours truly included) were predicting a finish on the NCAA bubble. A win over Penn State and blowout losses to Purdue and Wisconsin - both on the road - didn't change the equation much. Close losses to #2 Kansas and #1 Ohio State in Crisler Arena gave further hope.
Then it all came crashing down. A previously solid Michigan defense was exposed in road debacles against Indiana and Northwestern, dropping from the top 20 nationally to the worst in Big Ten play. Jordan Morgan says "we thought our defense was good just because it was good, but really it was the hard work we were putting in." The team needs to get back to focusing on defensive play, rather than expecting the success to come.
Of course, Michigan's season - as painfully as it's unfolded - can't be looked at as a disaster, because there were almost no expectations coming in. That's not the case for the other side.. The Spartans have failed to live up to the usual hefty expectations--unfair though they may have been. Michigan State has dropped to an UNACCEPTABLE #25 national ranking (John Beilein: "That's not struggling"), and the perception is that they're reeling.
The perception isn't helped by the recent suspension of Korie Lucious for the remainder of the season. Though Lucious hasn't started any games this season, he's playing starter minutes (4th on the team in minutes/game) and was leading the Spartans in assist rate. He didn't accomplish much in two games against Michigan last year, but he's played a bigger role for the Spartans in 2010-11.
And of course, what would a Michigan-Michigan State basketball game be without the Rivalry Factor? Indiana native Zack Novak said "I hate them as much as people who have been here their whole lives," though his fellow Hoosier expatriate Stu Douglass backs off a bit, saying "I wouldn't call it hate." Either way, the Spartans have owned this "rivalry", winning every game since that duo has been in Ann Arbor. It's been over 10 years since Michigan has won in the Breslin Center (or even kept it to single digits), and Michigan is going to have to break their run of poor form if they want to end that streak.
Tempo-Free Breakdown
With a few games under each team's belt, it's finally reasonable to look at the stats. If you need an explanation of the stats, check out Ken Pomeroy.
|Michigan v. Michigan State: National Ranks
|Michigan Rank
|State Rank
|Mich eFG% v. MSU Def eFG%
|Mich Def eFG% v. MSU eFG%
|Mich TO% v. MSU Def TO%
|Mich Def TO% v. MSU TO%
|Mich OReb% v. MSU DReb%
|Mich DReb% v. MSU OReb%
|Mich FTR v. MSU Opp FTR
|Mich Opp FTR v. MSU FTR
|Mich AdjO v. MSU AdjD
|Mich AdjD v. MSU AdjO
Difference of more than 10 places in the national rankings get a 1-letter advantage, more than 100 gets a 2-letter advantage, more than 200 gets a 3-letter advantage, etc.
The advantages for Michigan State come where you'd expect: rebounding and not sending Michigan to the free thrown line. Sparty's not the exceptional rebounding team they've been in the past, but early rebounding competency from the Wolverines has faded as the schedule has gotten tougher, and Michigan has gone with Evan Smotrycz at the 5 more frequently.
All said, this isn't the statistical nightmare on paper that I've come to expect from these contests. Though Michigan has had at least their share of struggles, State is in a similar boat, albeit against tougher competition.
One key will be for MIchigan's bigs to stop committing silly fouls. Jordan Morgan said, "I'm learning from a lot of mistakes I've made," but learning means very little if it's not applied in game situations. Foul trouble among the bigs must be avoided, as State's Draymond Green and Delvon Roe are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the Spartans' talent in the frontcourt. Another key is to defend Michigan State's athletes, and prevent the Spartans from getting up and down the court in transition, and getting into the lane on drives from the likes of Kalin Lucas. That can be a tall task, as even John Beilein admits that Michigan's quickness is a weakness.
Rivalry games mean lots of coverage across the internets:
- Dylan asks questions of KJ from The Only Colors.
- KJ returns the favor, and TOC's Pete does the same with Remember Bo of Maize n Brew.
- MSM coverage from AnnArbor.com, the Free Press, and the Detroit News.
- Finally, game previews from TOC and from UMHoops.
At least one Wolverine fouls out, more likely two. I'll guess Jordan Morgan and Tim Hardaway Jr. Darius Morris picks up his play, though not to early-season levels. He finishes in double digits scoring, and is close in assists. The Wolverines will come closer than they have in a long time, but still fall in Breslin, 76-68.
Wolverine Hoops at 11-6
Michigan emerges from a brutal stretch in their schedule having lost 4 of their last 5 games, but the reality of the situation may not be as dire as it sounds. The last two teams to beat them, Kansas and Ohio State, are both undefeated on the year, certain to be ranked #1 and #2 in next week's polls. With a combined margin of victory of 11 points (7 of them in overtime), Michigan has shown it can play with the big boys, if not necessarily beat them.
That makes the upcoming stretch of the schedule critical. Winnable road contests against Indiana and Northwestern follow the brutal stretch. Then there is a 3-day layoff before a home game against Minnesota. Ken Pomeroy predicts a win only against the Gophers, but the Wolverines must steal at least one of the other two to keep the season--and the hope of an NIT bid--on track.
Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. Learning lessons from a close loss only counts so much. The Wolverines want to start winning games. Probably, anyway. A reporter asked Zack Novak this after the Ohio State loss: "Would you rather have won this game?"
Bullet-y Things
- As much of a revelation as Jordan Morgan was early in the season, consistently good competition down low will wear on him. He was held off the scoresheet against Ohio State. He's finding it difficult to stay on the court because of foul trouble.
- As for other post options, Jon Horford improves game-by-game, but is good for a couple more silly fouls each time out, reducing his playing time. Instead of more Blake McLimans, that means we've seen Evan Smotrycz see serious time at the 5. He stretches the floor offensively, but needs a lot of help to guard talented bigs down low. He managed to contain Sullinger surprisingly well.
- Zack Novak is shooting the ball much better of late, whereas Stu Douglass has seen his 3-point percentage dip. Those two and Matt Vogrich have the "green light" to shoot. Beilein said today that teams are keying on Stu a little more, and Ohio State in particular was willing to give up the lane a little bit in order to lock down the perimeter.
- Tim Hardaway Jr. is close to getting the green light to shoot, but needs to continue adjusting to the speed and length of college defenders.
- Darius Morris's production has slipped a little bit, but Beilein insists that it's more a product of very tough competition (Michigan's last three opponents are in Kenpom's top 11), than anything Darius is doing wrong in decision-making.
For most of the year Michigan has faced teams that rarely send opponents to the free throw line, but rarely get there themselves. That changes with Indiana, as the Hoosiers play a physical interior game that draws plenty of shooting fouls. They are also among the worst in the country at not sending opponents to the line. Something has to give, and Michigan is likely to shoot more free throws than they're used to against IU as long as the game remains competitive.
Michigan and Indiana have comparable offenses (in terms of adjusted efficiency), but the Wolverines have a much better D. Since they've just faced three top-15 offenses in a row, the less-effective competition may be welcome. Similarly, Michigan hasn't forced many turnovers this year, but the Hoosiers are one of the sloppiest teams with the ball that they've faced in a while.
Key players for IU include 6-9 Christian Watford, 6-5 Verdell Jones, and 6-0 Jordan Hulls. Hulls is a sharpshooter, in the top 5 nationally in eFG%. Watford is IU's best at getting to the free throw line, and Jones leads the Hoosiers in assist rate. Jeremiah Rivers (yes, the son of Celtics coach Doc Rivers) plays plenty of minutes, but is practically invisible on the court, averaging just 3 points and under 2 assists per game.
The Hoosiers and Wolverines are both struggling as they enter tomorrow night's contest, as IU is winless in their last six. They last tasted victory December 19th against South Carolina State.
The Big Ten Geeks review the Ohio State loss. UMHoops breaks down some of Michigan's stats and interviews IU bloggers from Inside the Hall. For their part, Inside the Hall takes a look at the Wolverines.
Preview: Kansas
Wait, there's something happening outside of football right now? Who knew?
The Essentials
|Michigan v. #3 Kansas
|Ann Arbor, MI
January 9th, 2011
|Michigan +10.5
The Story
Though the victory over Harvard now gives Michigan a top-50 victim in RPI, Kansas is the Wolverines' last chance for a marquee victory in the non-conference - well, their last chance for another non-conference win at all. It won't be an easy task, as Kansas is one of the top teams in the country with a 14-0 record.
On the bright side for Michigan, the Jayhawks haven't been tested on the road much, with a single game at an opponent's home court. On the not-so-bright side, that was a 15-point win over a Cal team with approximately the same Kenpom rating as Michigan.
Kansas comes in with a stacked roster including the Morris twins (Markieff and Marcus) in the frontcourt, along with super freshman Josh Selby, who has emerged as a serious threat in the past five games (he was ineligible for the first nine) - and was described as possessing a "killer instinct" by onetime camp teammate Darius Morris. Add in a number of role players who would start at almost any other program in the country,
Tempo-Free Breakdown
With a few games under each team's belt, it's finally reasonable to look at the stats. If you need an explanation of the stats, check out Ken Pomeroy.
|Michigan v. Kansas: National Ranks
|Michigan Rank
|Kansas Rank
|Mich eFG% v. KU Def eFG%
|Mich Def eFG% v. KU eFG%
|Mich TO% v. KU Def TO%
|Mich Def TO% v. KU TO%
|Mich OReb% v. KU DReb%
|Mich DReb% v. KU OReb%
|Mich FTR v. KU Opp FTR
|Mich Opp FTR v. KU FTR
|Mich AdjO v. KU AdjD
|Mich AdjD v. KU AdjO
Difference of more than 10 places in the national rankings get a 1-letter advantage, more than 100 gets a 2-letter advantage, more than 200 gets a 3-letter advantage, etc.
OMG Rebounds and free throw rate are racists. Other than that, uh... gulp?
By any measure, Kansas should be able to run Michigan off the floor. Though Michigan can claim statistical stalemates in a couple areas, the Jayhawks have a huge edge in some of them.
Michigan has been able to scheme well against teams that have a good outside game or a good inside game so far this year, but they don't have the defensive firepower to handle a squad that has both. Kansas, the best-shooting team in the country on the basis of Marcus Morris pounding inside, and a number of outside shooters. Shutting down both will be the toughest task so far this season.
Then again, that was the case last year, too. Michigan had a much worse team (despite Manny Harris and DeShawn Sims's absence, I think there's no arguing otherwise at this point) and was playing on the road, but managed to hold the final margin to just eleven points.
That said, I'll be surprised if the Wolverines are able to pull this one off. This is a young team that has faced some adversity this year (and responded well to some of it), but no test as serious this one. Expect the Morris twins to each hit double-digits, and at least three Jayhawks to connect on at least four long-range shots.
On the other side, Darius Morris will struggle to get his offense, with strong perimeter defense preventing him from getting his jumpers, and a trio of the country's top 500 shot blockers patroling the lane (the Morrises along with sophomore Thomas Robinson). Zack Novak, not Morris, will be the Wolverine to notch a double-double. Jordan Morgan will struggle offensively, but do surprisingly well on D.
In the end though, Kansas has way too much talent for Michigan to overcome. They'll use the fastbreak to score more on Michigan than any team has so far this year, emerging with the 82-64 victory.
Game 15: Kansas at Michigan Preview
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Hello. Things that transpired in my absence:
Basketball got splattered by Purdue. Hello, reality. You suck. Michigan hadn't played terribly in a game anyone could see yet this year, but they did so yesterday, and those NCAA bubble dreams should be shelved. From the first Jajuan Johnson undefendable hook shot it was clear Purdue was on another level from Michigan's previous victims, especially on defense. Michigan had far too many possessions where the ball barely approached the three-point line until there were ten seconds on the shot clock. The resulting chuck-fest was reminiscent of Amaker's teams.
Michigan's comeback at the end of the first half was nice to see—Stu Douglass was so on fire he drove to the basket for an easy layup that wasn't blocked into the third row—but even as it was happening I was thinking "this can't last." Lo, it did not.
A side note: Purdue employed a strategy I've long thought is a low-cost way to lower your opponent's efficiency: a token press. Don't trap, don't get yourself out of position for easy buckets, just defend all 90 feet. Michigan crossed the half-court line four or five seconds later than they would have normally and often struggled to initiate the offense when the ballhandler picked up his dribble just past the line. On a half-dozen possessions Michigan had no semblance of an offense until half the shot clock was gone.
A kicker committed. I've searched for this a million times already so I know it's not out there but this, truly, is news that should be met with that bit of Monty Python and the Holy Grail wherein the animated peasants give a desultory "hurrah." The tubes don't have this because if you type "holy grail peasants" you get this a billion times:
Which is fine and all but doesn't have much relevance to Michigan's kicker situation. He's Matt Goudis, Tim all typed him up and stuff, and he should be a massive upgrade for Michigan's national-worst field goal kicking.
I'm most encouraged by the bit of the ESPN profile that says he's a "refined ball striker"—yes, yes, that's what she said—with a "motion that's very repeatable"—ditto—since Michigan went with a guy who didn't have great technique but made a lot of high school field goals in Brendan Gibbons and that didn't so much work out. I don't really care if kickers can hit 50-yarders since in most situations you're better off going for it in that portion of the field; give me a Garrett Rivas any day of the week.
Anthony Zettel committed… to Penn State. Guh. If Zettel was going to wait until the 28th of December, what's one more week to see if Rodriguez is retained or booted and if the latter who his replacement would be? That's a major loss for the class and a guy who will rankle every time he does something for Penn State, and one that would have been averted with one more win somewhere along the way this year.
Tate Forcier said a bunch of stuff. Angelique Chengelis scored an excellent interview with Tate Forcier at some of the Gator Bowl festivities. The bit most directly relevant to the "will he or won't he" stuff:
But not long after the UConn game, a posting on Twitter [ed: by that swimsuit model] said Forcier would transfer.
"That was like the fourth time I'd heard that," Forcier said. "I would have left if I was leaving. You just never know what can happen. It's God's plan. You don't know who's watching, and it's really what you make of it. So I stuck it out. It was actually after the UConn game that I just decided I'm going to stick here at least for this year.
"I think it took time for me. If I were to leave, I didn't realize what I would be leaving. One of the things I noticed, everyone who left would have had a shot to play if they would have stayed."
Forcier also says Michigan's system is "tailor-made" for Denard, that he "knows he can run" the offense but that "Denard is better in it, honestly." All of this sounds like a guy resigned to the idea he's a backup at Michigan if he stays, which is a mature way to approach things… and almost certainly provides strong motivation to depart after the year. He's certainly going to think about it:
"Anytime somebody says something to me about leaving, I say, 'I'm still here, aren't I?" Forcier said, pulling his jacket hard to make sure the Michigan logo is properly displayed. "You still see me with all this Michigan stuff on me. This is me. I'm already acclimated to everything here. The education is something you can't pass up.
"You never know what could happen. I just think it's really about what you make of it. When I get in (games), I try to do what I can do and make the most of it. I'm pretty much going to ride my own road. It's up to me."
I do have a credible-seeming email in the inbox about Montana getting a big time I-A QB transfer from a "west coast kid not on the west coast," FWIW, but even if that points to Forcier no names are in it. Since Forcier has a redshirt available it would seem to make more sense for him to transfer to another D-I school, anyway.
I hope he stays but you can't blame him for leaving. We'll always have triple overtime against Illinois.
Old man yelled at cloud. A guy in the News who literally writes Gil Thorpe wrote some thing about how Rich Rodriguez is a slippery money-grubbing so-and-so with a distinctly Hun disposition that's about what you'd expect from Gil Thorpe:
wsg Ming The Merciless
I'm not going to rehash the usual defense of Rich Rodriguez's contractual whatnot—in brief it's "John Beilein, saint"—but here's an oh snap from MVictors in response to the assertion that "Fielding Yost didn't sign contract extensions and then flirt with other schools to extort raises":
"No matter how long Yost's contract was (one-year, two-year, five-year) in his first decade, it was always a source of relief in Ann Arbor every late-Nov/early-Dec when he announced he was for sure coming back. Occasionally, there were reports he was considering an offer from, say, Wisconsin — or from the East. One year he even boldly and publicly disputed the wording of his contract as to whether he'd be allowed to coach elsewhere if he opted out of coaching Michigan. Another year he threatened to retire, he was so discouraged. Yost worked it masterfully to his own advantage."
If you think the response to this column has been harsh check out the comments on any Gil Thorpe online, wherein a bunch of snarky hipsters snark at each other about how terrible Gil Thorpe is.
Jim Harbaugh was like "oh no he di'in't." The report about Harbaugh signing an extension and staying at Stanford from the Stanford AD—always questionable—was obliterated by one Jim Harbaugh:
Harbaugh has yet to sign with Stanford, and when asked about his supposedly pending contract extension he stated:
"I haven't even discussed it."
Perhaps more interesting, when asked to respond to remarks from the Stanford AD implying that Harbaugh will sign the contract, "Maybe he misspoke."
On the other hand, his brother thinks he'll stay on the Farm and Harbaugh himself thinks Andrew Luck is staying in school. So there you go. We are inside of a week until we know.
Denard said he was "100 percent." Eeeee:
"He's not banged up anymore," receiver Roy Roundtree said. "He's ready to go and he's just getting the offense ready."
Robinson didn't divulge how much of an impact the injuries had on his performance, but he said while speaking at the team's hotel that he was now "100 percent."
Martavious Odoms became available for the Gator Bowl. Michigan's wide receiver depth gets a boost:
"Rodriguez says Odoms has been able to do everything in practice and should be good to go in the bowl game."
7-5 Iowa, fresh off a loss to Minnesota, beat Missouri. Good start for the Big Ten and a reason for the conference to be thankful the bowl matchups shook out the way they did—would Michigan have any chance to stay within two touchdowns of Blaine Gabbert and company with their secondary? Probably not.
The big story as far as 2011 goes was Marcus Coker bulldozing the Missouri defense for 200 yards and establishing himself the next obvious target for the wrath of Angry Iowa Running Back Hating God. If he's not struck down by providence, it looks like Iowa's got themselves a version of Beanie Wells the next few years.
Billy Sauer fought Bobby Goepfert. Seriously:
Billy's in the ECHL now. This kind of stuff happens.
Etc.: Ryan Mallett is an "overrated prospect who definitely should return" to Arkansas because he's got a bad case of the Stanzis (Stanzi as a junior, anyway). A few players had trouble getting to Jacksonville because of weather. There was also an "impromptu dance-off." Smart Football emerged from hibernation. Michigan will not have Jon Merrill and Chris Brown for the GLI (which starting tonight with a game against Michigan Tech) as both made the World Junior team. Craig Roh is a nice dude.


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For users looking for simply and easy to use touchscreen mapping tools to play Touchscreen games and other purpose, work with Gamepad, Keyboard and Mouse. FPS style games (such as MC4, Dead Trigger, ShadowGun, GTA, Minecraft) get much better camera control by playing with mouse, provides true PC gaming experience on Android. ** Need rooted device, and make sure SELinux is disabled on Android 4.3+ devices **.
If your device is not compatible or have other problem please contact developer at email@example.com
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Potential if you can just make the right stick more smooth and less choppy this would be amazing
Utter crapola Does not work with newer ipega controllers.... Like the 9021 maybe that's a blue ime prob but I'm disappointed....
Doesn't support analog L2/R2 buttons. I can only map either button, but not both since they're modifying the same axis.
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Better than most! I've tried a couple of other Gamepad to Touchscreen emulation apps, and this one by far was the best one that does what it did out of them all so far. It has a few minor things that could be addressed, such as changing the 'Touch to Stop' in the Titlebar to let you 'Touch to Edit' or 'allow for another easier way to get into the editor window, and being able to adjust analog dead zones and sensitivities would go a long way towards making FPS games like Dead Space and Minecraft PE more playable! Also, allowing you to create larger or smaller zones would help drastically, as some controls on screen aren't exactly where they should be when a Dpad is drawn on screen, or may overlap with other controls, but other than that, works great!
Lacking It is good but lacking in a few features. Why can't we use screenshots. Allot of games have timed buttons. The sticks don't go outside the circle. Games that rely on finger swipes don't work example frontline 2
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