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by Amanda P. The Sonos BRIDGE is an easy, cost-effective way to expand your Sonos Music System. This tiny device connects to your router, allowing you to use any of your Sonos music players wirelessly, anywhere in your home. By creating a dedicated wireless network for Sonos, it offers more stable performance than using a Wi-Fi® connection for your Sonos speakers. It's a great way to ensure you can enjoy more music in more rooms throughout your home. Improve the range of your Sonos system The Bridge also lets you extend the range of your Sonos system. Just place a Bridge between a player in your system and the new area where you'd like to listen, such as a detached garage, for example. Or enjoy your music on outdoor speakers — easily control a player located indoors from your pool on the far side of your yard. Expand your Sonos system You can have up to 32 Sonos music players in your system, and each one can play an independent selection of individual tracks or playlists. Listen to jazz in the den while your spouse plays rock music in the kitchen, or pump a single playlist of songs throughout the entire house during a party. Sonos Bridge Connect to your router for easy wireless operation with your Sonos system Sonos Play:1 Wireless streaming music speaker Sonos PLAY:3 Wireless streaming music speaker Sonos PLAY:5 Wireless streaming music speaker Sonos CONNECT Streaming music system for home theater or stereo Sonos PLAYBAR Wireless streaming sound bar Sonos SUB Wireless subwoofer Sonos CONNECT:AMP Streaming music system for home speakers Product Highlights:communicates with other players via proprietary Sonos wireless technology, or wired Ethernet connectionsconnects to your router, allowing Sonos music players in your system to operate wirelesslyautomatic wireless setup2-port Ethernet switch4-3/8"W x 1-11/16"H x 5-5/16"Dwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guaranteecannot play music requires at least one Sonos player
Neat, easy set up Written By CoryO, Salt Lake City, Utah on Saturday, September 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy set up, great app that manages your whole home sound Pros: Ease of use, very reasonable cost. Cons: Needs to transmit stronger. I understand Sonos is coming with Bridge Boost, pushing the signal to longer distances in your home.
Perfect addition Written By MFK, Chicago, IL on Sunday, August 31, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I needed the bridge to connect all of my Sonos speakers via Wifi in my space. Was easy to install and sync. All is working just perfect!
Sonos Bridge Written By Tom R, Waretown NJ on Saturday, July 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent product. Pros: Works as advertised Cons: Only glitch is that if you unplug a speaker (i.e.: moving it to another room or outside) the system has to be reprogramed again. A minor inconvenience.
The humble heart of the system Written By SearleC, Bainbridge Island,WA on Sunday, June 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a hard box to review. It arrives , I assimilates itself , it performs its important function quietly and efficiently. It just works! A true rarity in this digital world. Pros: It arrived, it turned on , it worked without fanfare, it was reasonably priced. Cons: None so far
works perfectly Written By jlhubbard, Stafford, Va on Thursday, June 12, 2014 Easy to set up. works perfectly. Pros: works perfectly. Cons: none
Sonos Bridge Written By Rick, Eden, Utah on Wednesday, May 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) A snap to set up. It's co-located with my router in the basement. I use the Sonos 2 with my computer or iPhone on the main floor or outside on the patio with no problem whatsoever.
Sonos® BRIDGE Written By DK, San Antonio, TX on Tuesday, May 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) As promised, easy connect, could not have been any easier to connect. Added the Sonos Connect and away you go with endless music posibilities Pros: Simply Great Cons: None
Easily set up Written By JimH, Niantic CT on Wednesday, May 21, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I set this up using home network, which uses a AT&T wireless router and iPhone/iPad/IMac controllers. Only one speaker so far. Everything was straight forward. Pros: Easily set up Cons: None so far
Sonos® BRIDGE Written By Steve A, Albert Lea, MN on Monday, April 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Hook this baby up to your router and you are streaming music all over the world through the Sonos Connect. What a great device. Pros: Easy to install and out of the way, mine is hooked into my router down in the basement. Cons: Noon
AN EASY BRIDGE TO CROSS! Written By RichardL, Annapolis, MD on Sunday, April 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Quck connection to my router via Ethernet and I was up and running in no time. Pros: Easy to set-up. Works like a charm. Comes with everything you need to connect! Cons: None I can think of.
a bridge to everywhere Written By ER, Lawrenceville, NJ on Thursday, April 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) What more can one want than this bridge between hooked up to an airport extreme and the Sonos that is currently producing wonderful music downstairs.
Bridge = Good idea Written By walkman666, NYC on Friday, March 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Inexpensive, small solution for expanding a Sonos network in one's home, for establishing the required ethernet connection one's router for use with additional Sonos devices. I have a Connect in one room, and two Play 1s in stereo mode in my master bedroom. So far, everything works and was easy to set-up. The Bridge is a nice, affordable devise to either create the necessary hard-wire connection, or to expand one's mesh network. Pros: Inexpensive, small footprints, works Cons: None
The ying for the yang Written By Ed S., Pennsylvania on Monday, March 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a must for your Sonos speakers. All my music is available to me where I want it. So easy to set-up and use! Pros: Easy setup. Give you an amazing Hi-Fi system for you music. Cons: None!
Awesome Hi-Fi Written By Anonymous, Detroit, MI on Saturday, February 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) There are very few products I would call "perfect".....this is a PERFECT product. Pros: Amazing sound, full featured, great looking, high quality. Cons: None!
Sonos bridge Written By Bill Hoffman, Lantana, Texas on Friday, February 21, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Simple setup, created an easy avenue to add additional components to my system. Highly recommended! Pros: The setup was seamless and allowed me to setup my system of new speakers throughout my home. I would recommend this to anyone, especially those of us who are less savvy than others. Cons: None that I can think of.
SONOS impressive Written By CDCr, Houston, TX on Thursday, February 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The SONOS Bridge and Connect units are great. Very easy to hook into my system and it took about 20 minutes and was up and running. Nice equipment. Pros: Easy to set up and provides great sound to my NAD integrated amp-preamp.
sonos bridge Written By ariel, south san francisco on Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) very easy to connect. i can plat music without getting disconnected anywhere inside the house
It's a bridge! For Sonos! Written By A W, Springfield, VA on Thursday, January 16, 2014 It's pretty straightforward. Connects your Sonos system when your home infrastructure sucks. Get one if you don't have data ports in your house. Pros: Easy to use Quick set up Cons: Doesn't come in purple
Sonos® BRIDGE Written By Emily, Baltimore on Saturday, January 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) We have two Sonos bridges to expand the range in the house although one was doing just fine. Great sound throughout the house. Crutchfield was awesome to work with... The package arrived in two days. I even got a handwritten thank you note a few weeks later.
Sonos - Plug and play wireless system - Bridge Written By Chicago Sonos User, Chicago, IL on Monday, January 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It does its job. Now, I need to figure out how to modify it to handle more speakers and such. Going to be fun! Pros: Easy to use Cons: None that I can see
Sonos Bridge Written By Peter, Brielle, NJ on Monday, January 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great... And as special came with my pair is Sonos 1 speakers. Pros: Instant set up. Cons: So easy to set up you feel you should have had to work harder to get such good results.
Bridge Written By MV, New Orleans on Saturday, January 04, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Functional product. Currently using with a number of sonos products to extend the wireless range so that I can control speakers that are outside while outside (despite the connect amp being inside). Pros: Easy set up
A Device that I wondered about Written By MGreene, Knoxville, TN on Friday, January 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) When I examined the Sonos collection of devices, I wondered why in the world a bridge was necessary, instead of just having a device that talked to my ethernet router without any go-between. Now that I've used the Bridge with a Sonos Connect, the lights finally came on. This is kind of like a Master Control Router for all of the places on wants to stream music (or talk) to, in a home or small business. By going through this simple bridge, one gets to bypass going to multiple devices similar to the Sonos Connect, Sonos Play Stations, Sonos Amp, etc., and set them up to talk back to the internet using multiple control points. The bridge lets one see one menu for everything and select from it to provide service for multiple locations. It's great! Pros: Simple, even to the point of providing an output jack to connect the Ethernet router to whatever might've been needed on the port that the bridge uses. I like that kind of thinking!
Sonos® BRIDGE Written By Anonymous, Westerville, ohio on Saturday, December 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product!
Great System Written By Anonymous, Aurora, IL on Friday, December 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a great system, it sounds great and simple to use. Highly recommended!
This thing was free! Written By Greg, Mesquite, TX on Wednesday, December 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sonos products are amazing! The wireless bridge was free with my purchase but I would gladly pay for it too! Allows easy wireless placement of all your Sonos components and works perfectly! Pros: Takes less than a minute to setup and works perfectly! Cons: It's not available in black..
Sonos Bridge Written By Mike, Jacksonville, FL on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This unit replaced another Bridge which was hit by lightening. This is very easy to install and took less than 15 minutes to set up. One word of caution: If you are replacing a Bridge, your previous settings (Radio, Favorites etc) might be deleted. Other than that, this is a great running system Pros: Easy to set up and takes up very little space Cons: None
Bridge Written By RickT, Providence, RI on Monday, December 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Relatively striaght forward to set up
Sonos is great Written By rjnashburnva, Ashburn, VA on Friday, November 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to set up with the play:5 Pros: Easy to set up Cons: None
Sonos connect setup is very easy Written By Ron, PA on Friday, November 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Plug and play. Uses proprietary network which makes it trouble free.
Good so far Written By PaulA, Centreville, VA on Wednesday, November 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have this supporting a PLAY:1 and a PLAY:5 and the syncrhonisation appears to be good so far with no drops. Not sure what the range will be like when I one in the top level. Maybe having this support power over ethernet would enable easier positioning nearer the middle of the house. Pros: Small and easy to setup. Cons: Would have loved for this to have a line in, then it would have been 5 stars. I have not googled this yet, but would like to be able to add new remotes without having to push the button.
Sonos® BRIDGE Written By JeffH, oregon on Saturday, November 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Got it with the play 5's and the thing works just like it's suppose to Pros: Got a couple of these things and only really need one for my house...have not tried it outside yet to find it's limit but seeing how it works and I don't need to have wires anymore....great! Cons: Haven't found any yet.
Sonos Bridge Written By D, rochester,ny on Wednesday, November 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy setup and works great Pros: setup a snap,works great Cons: only in white(would like black)ethernet cable not included?
Sonos is awesome Written By sschork, 94118 on Sunday, November 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Sonos Bridge is small and easy to set up. And it came free with my Play1. Pros: The Sonos Bridge is small and easy to set up. And it came free with my Play1. Cons: None
Love, love, love Written By Steph, Comanche, TX on Monday, September 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Wis I had gotten the Sonos system sooner. I absolutely love it! Use Connect Amp to current speakers and Connect to rock speaker that are connected to receiver and amp. All sounds great!
Bridge Written By Eric, Bethlehem, PA on Monday, September 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased the Bridge with a Connect Amp and am very pleased. It is easy to set up with great sound and functionality. It is a compact unit, which is nice. I hope Sonos introduces feature to play simultaneously through computer speakers. Pros: Easy set-up. Cons: Cannot play music simultaneously through speakers hooked up to computer. Did not know wireless router was needed to use smart phone app as controller.
Sonos is phenomenal Written By LT, Atlanta, GA on Thursday, September 05, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this with the Play 5. Yes, it really is as easy to connect as the instructions state. Bridge and Play 5 were up and running in 15 minutes. Device easily connected to Play 5 and Android phone and iPad used as controllers. The system has been up and running for about a month and there hasn't been the slightest hiccup. Pros: Ease of installation, use, stability. Cons: None at this time.
Easy and functional Written By CambridgeVet, Cambridge, NY on Monday, August 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is one of those components which you just need...not glamorous, but functional. My BrRIDGE was purchased to replace one zapped by lightening. Without it I lost use of my Sonos system in my exercise room and shop. Easy to install and connect with the system, and I have music back for workouts and while routing and sawing. Flawless, as is usual with Sonos. Pros: Easy to install, reasonably priced. Cons: Not a one.
Sonos bridge is a winner Written By Natti Boh, Pikesville, MD on Friday, August 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sonos bridge gives your Sonos Connect and other products a wireless connection to stream your music to your home stereo. On rare occasions its a little sluggish. I'm very impressed overall. Pros: Great product. Easy to install. Cons: It can be sluggish on rare occasions.
Sonos review Written By Rich C, Newtown, CT on Monday, July 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Fantastic! I bought the Play 5, set it up in about 10 minutes and have been using it as a sort of portable speaker since. I liked it so much I bought another play 5 one week later. Sound is better than I thought possible for a wireless speaker. This is easily the equivalent of a paid of $500 WIRED speakers. Great product! Pros: Great sound, easy set up. Easy control through IPhone. Wife even likes it! Cons: Not water proof and no option for batteries - both would make it more pool-side friendly.
Sonos bridge Written By Bob, MA. on Monday, July 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So easy to use and quality is great. Bought it to use with my play 5. Up and running within 10 minutes. Highly recommend. Did I mention the Play 5 thing rocks?
Sonos BRIDGE Excels Written By FirstCircle, Silver Spring, MD on Monday, July 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Sonos Bridge is a nice compact device that integrates well into a computer setup because it takes up little space. It broadcasts far and wide as I used it for an outdoor party I had to serve my favorite music to Sonos PLAY:5 that I set far away from the Bridge in my yard. All of the music was received and played with zero delay and output loud and clear. The guests were intrigued by this device. I use the Bridge to support my Sonos PLAY:5 daily as I work from home and enjoy listening to a variety of radio stations and my music throughout each day. Pros: The BRIDGE is nice and compact and beautifully designed. I can set the BRIDGE in a variety of locations because of its compactness that helps with my crowded home office. Cons: None
Sonos® BRIDGE Written By MaxW, Seattle, WA on Friday, July 05, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Friends recommended the Sonos Bridge and Speaker system, and after listening to the great results for several days, I am absolutely delighted. The possibilities are endless, and I tell everyone what a wonderful way it is to listen to music and radio from around the globe--and that is after barely three days of use. I look forward to expanding my use day by day. Thanks for your inventiveness!
Great Product Written By Troutdad, Indian Wells, CA on Thursday, July 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) One of the best purchases I have made for entertainment. The home I live in is nearly impossible to wire for convential speakers. I had read about Sonos and it seemed like one of the best options. It is super easy to setup. It takes longer to get it out of the box than to set it up. Having my IPad as the remote is awesome. I use Rhapsody and Sirius as my primary music sources and i listen to a lot of music. I had been using a docking station contacted to my receiver and it worked fine but i found myself just listening to a channel or playlist most of the time. Now with my Sonso, I hear something I like or what to listen to more of an artist, I just pickup my IPad. I have to say the Sonso ap is very user friendly. The sound quality is good. I will be buying additional units for the other rooms in my house. Pros: Easy setup Access to all my music Cons: Not cheap
The Best !! Written By Danny A, Shelbyville KY on Saturday, June 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Ready to go right out of the box .... 10 minute setup . It doesn't get much easier than this !!! Pros: Ease of installation . Cons: None
Happy with my BRIDGE Written By RLoving, Denver, CO on Wednesday, June 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My experience with the BRIDGE started with the helpful folks at Crutchfield walking my through the needed components to hook up my receiver and speakers to a Sonos system. Out of the box the BRIDGE was easy to setup and had all of the wiring needed to attached the unit to my router. One item of note on page 8 of the online manual it states: "Connect a Sonos component to your broadband router using an Ethernet cable (supplied)." I initially connected mine to the broadband router in my home but was having firewall trouble when attempting to connect to the bridge from my PC. As a result, I made a quick change to connect to my wireless router and the firewall issues were quickly resolved. My firewall is managed at the wireless router not my broadband router. After that was resolved I installed the included software from the CD on my PC and downloaded the App on my mobile device and was enjoying my system in less than an hour. I also purchased the CONNECT to receive the Sonos signal from the BRIDGE at my receiver. Next I will be adding a PLAY5 to expand my system to a room where the speakers are not wired into the house. Pros: Easy setup Purchase simplicity and customer service from the folks at Crutchfield Cons: Clarify the users guide related to the router used to eliminate confusion on firewall issues.
Sonos Bridge Written By DV, San Juan, PR on Saturday, June 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy set up. Excellent sound Pros: Easy set up.
Sonos Bridge Written By philip c, Franklin, TN on Saturday, May 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice working unit but could use more range Pros: Works as described Cons: could use more range to other units
Sonos Bridge Written By DougS, Fort Worth, TX on Monday, April 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Sonos Bridge is a must have if you want all your Sonos products to sync. Pros: Allows all your Sonos products to connect with no wires. Cons: None.
Wow Written By Tony, Kaysville, Ut on Tuesday, April 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Wow! I have installed whole home automation and music systems for years, this one is by far the best music product. Very simple to install with or without built in speakers, the unit links automatically and merges with iTunes seamlessly. Tech support superior and very responsive. ( I called tech support because I knew I had missed something, it was all too easy) Pros: Ease of use Cons: only comes in white
Sonos® BRIDGE Written By Anonymous, NJ on Friday, March 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Flawless performance.
Bridge Written By Bumlinger, Eden Prairie, MN on Monday, January 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Need it for the Connect. All good. Pros: Easy set up. Cons: None.
Awesome! Written By Lynn, California on Monday, January 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love the functionality and control of all of our music from one station.
Happy customer Written By PasWilly, Pasadena, CA on Saturday, December 15, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to set up. Pros: After we bought it, the software is upgraded so now we can play the music stored in our iPhone. Cons: None.
Simple to set up and use Written By Albert, Gainesville, FL on Saturday, December 08, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Sonos Bridge couldn't have been easier to set up or to attach other Sonos products to. Just plug in the supplied Ethernet cable to the Bridge and your router, then plug in the power cord, and insert the supplied software CD into your computer and push the button on top of the Bridge when prompted. Done! Pros: Elegant design Foolproof set up Cons: None
Easy to set up Written By Ray R., East Northport, NY on Friday, December 07, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) this was easy to set up to use with my new Play 5. wasup and running in minutes. it seems to have a good range. Pros: easy set up. best part was it cam free with my Play 5. Cons: None
Just does its job Written By FMMPMD, Mt Pleasant, IA on Thursday, October 11, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sleek, small and easy. No issues. Just plan and simple. Pros: Free at times with purchase of SONOS equipment . Otherwise very reasonably priced. Cons: None.
Love Sonos! Written By James M., Longview, WA on Tuesday, August 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I actually got an open box of this item from Crutchfield to go with a Sonos 5 I had just purchased. Set up is really easy. I'm going from a loft down 16 ft, then down another 50 ft, where the Sonos 5 is almost directly under the bridge. I've only had a to change the channels( for it to work twice). This whole system is a no brainer. If you have the money and don't want a trraditional "stereo" I strongly recommend Sonos for all music lovers. Pros: Easy set up, AC cord good length, inconspicuous. Cons: None
Does the trick. Written By KCM, Hanover, PA on Saturday, August 04, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Simple little thing that does the trick. Got this with the 3 speaker and all is working well. Pros: Size
AWESOME!! Written By GeoM., Forked River,NJ on Thursday, July 12, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to hook up and use. Graet product!
Sonos® Bridge (ZoneBridge 100) Written By Gil, Wisconsin on Sunday, June 17, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent performance. I could not ask for something better and more reliable. Pros: Very reliable wireless communication with my home network.
Great! Written By SCSTWG, Syracuse, NY on Sunday, June 10, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Couldn't be easier to setup and easily reached my ZP120 in the basement which was a good distance away, on a lower level and surrounded by concrete block. Very happy. Pros: Easy setup, good range and good price. Cons: None.
Unbelievable product Written By Mike, Franklin, Ma on Sunday, June 10, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I always thought Sonos was too expensive for what can do. Not true! The convenience this product provides is unbelievable. I can sit on my patio and control the songs and volume for separate rooms or all together at the same time. The app really seals the deal for this product. It synchs beautifully with your iTunes and your computer does not have to remain on. You can select songs to play next in line after your current song is over, cut it off midstream, or add it to play at the end of your current queue. This will take the sound in your home to the next level. Pros: Awesome Cons: The price can get high depending on how many rooms you want to add. The good thing is that you can add on later or buy one of the portable units to cover to rooms that you wouldn't want sound in at the same time.
Perfect Written By jgazz, westchester, ny on Tuesday, January 31, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nothing bad to say about this product. I'm just amazed at the quality/reliability. A+
Sonos® BRIDGE Written By Anonymous, Palmdale , CA on Sunday, January 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product.
Sonos bridge Written By DonH, Woburn,Ma on Saturday, January 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very easy to set up with included Cd.Works great. Pros: Easy set up.After reg. with sonos they send emails with updates as needed, great way to do business. Crutchfield is the only place to buy! Cons: none
Excellent Product Written By Britannia Sight and Sound, Waterloo, SC on Friday, January 27, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is an Excellent product. Simple setup and works as well as the manufacturer claims. Would definitely recommend Sonos as it adds a whole new dimension to your home Audio.
Much more than expected Written By Musicman, Brunswick, Ohio on Tuesday, January 17, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I read all of the reviews for this product on Crutchfield's website, and was convinced to make the purchase. I had been using Apple Airport Expresses to stream music throughout my house, but constantly lost the signal and needed to reset my Airports. Even when they were "connected", the signal would always fade in and out. No more with Sonos. I've been running almost the same setup as I had before, but with Sonos components, and not one single issue. The system was extremely easy to set up, and moving components from room to room is a brease! The best part of it is the controller. I downloaded it from the Sonos website in about a minute, then loaded the app on my iPhone. I can control music in the house from either, interchangeably. Pros: Signal strength is outstanding. In three months, I have not had one song "skip," nor has there been a hint of interference. Cons: I waited too long to make the purchase!
Excellent wireless coverage Written By Carlos Javier, Toa Alta, Puerto Rico on Saturday, December 24, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My house layout is a little bit tricky to have a strong wifi signal. Eventhough is a smart house the idea is two use my two Play 5 without any wires so I can moved around the house. I just install two bridges one in each floor and the coverage is amazing. It does not matter if I'm in the porch, second floor or washing my car in the front of my house I never loose the connection on my Sonos. Pros: Signal coverage is amazing!!!!! And footprint is perfect to locate it anywhere. In addition this is a plug and play device so you just need around 5 min to get it ready to use it. Cons: Nothing.
Does its job perfectly Written By RickT, Atlanta, GA on Thursday, September 01, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Not much to say - took just a few minutes to set the bridge up with my ZP-90. Works perfectly and the small form factor makes it easy to hide. I love the Sonos system!
Phenomenal Wireless System Written By Toby L., Davidsonville, MD on Monday, January 03, 2011 I did a lot of research on many components of the Sonos system for months before I finally decided to pull the trigger. I ordered a Zone Player 90 (hooked to my AVR in family room), an S-5 (for my fire pit) and of course a Zone Bridge which is the heart of the system. I expected this wireless system to be awesome when it was set up but it is so much more than that. Why I didn't buy this 3 years ago is beyond me. The set up for everything was really a piece of cake. I did run into a minor problem when trying to add my iTunes into the Sonos software of my PC. It turned out to be a glitch with my McAfee anti-virus software and was easily resolved directly with Sonos over the phone (they accessed my computer remotely and fixed the problem). Also downloaded the Sonos app on my iTouch which works seamlessly as the controller for my system. The customer service that Crutchfield and Sonos (direct) offers is just phenomenal. I now have an incredible wireless system in my home that I can build upon for years!! If you are wavering on this purchase, JUST BUY IT!
Great Product Written By TheOne, Nashville, TN on Saturday, October 02, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am using the Zone Bridge with my wireless backup system. It is not only a wireless router to my computer, but I am using it to store my iTunes library. Consequently, I did not have to connect my computer to the Zone Bridge with an Ethernet Cable. I am able to maintain a wireless network. With that said, I love the SONOS system.
Worked Perfectly as a Range Extender Written By Anonymous, Hollywood, CA on Tuesday, August 03, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After originally purchasing a Sonos system, it was evident that I needed to increase the signal to the farthest component which was 75 feet from the ZoneBridge. The Crutchfield rep was not certain that adding an additional off-network ZoneBridge between the distant component and the existing ZoneBridge would work to boost the signal or not. He suggested that I try and see what happens and if it was not successful I could return the item for a refund. I simply placed the new ZoneBridge between the existing ZoneBridge and component, powered it up and voila!!...problem fixed. The initial question as to if this was going to work or not centered around the fact that the 2nd ZoneBridge was not going to be on the network. For those needing to boost their Sonos signal without having to add cat5 cable all over the house, this is the fix!
Great Product Written By ScottG, Cleveland on Wednesday, September 24, 2008 All of the sonos products are very easy to setup and to use. The zonebridge is no different. I purchased my system (BU130) with a zoneplayer 100 and a zoneplayer 80 and had to use the 80 to connect to my router. The zonebridge has allowed me to connect my zoneplayer 80 to the receiver which I had intended to use it for. For the price, it is definitely worth it to liberate another player from the internet connection. Overall, the sonos system is extremely easy to use and works great for homes which in-wall systems are either not possible or simply too expensive. One nice feature is to centralize your music onto a Network Accessed Storage device which is compatable with sonos (See CNET for more info on this) and access your entire library from one location without having to leave a computer on. The free trials to rhapsody and other sites have really opened my eyes to the full potential of this system. This is definitely a great, well designed product.
Excelente! Written By Marcelo, Miami on Tuesday, August 05, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Tuve algunos problemas para que el sistema lo identifique. Pero cuando lo reconoció todo anduvo perfecto. Sonos da otra dimensión a la música en mi casa. El Zone Bridge 100 extendió el alcance para un sector donde la señal era débil. Excelente producto y sistema. Ampliamente recomendable!
Unbelievable ! Written By TODD, Portland, Maine on Wednesday, February 13, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) WOW ! I bought this along with a ZP80 and CR100 controller....unbelievable. It took 10 minutes to set up and get it running flawlessly. Talk about easy - and great for ANYONE to play with ! WOW ! Do not wait ..this will CHANGE how often you listen to music ! Do you remember how much FUN it used to be to hear all your songs ? BUY SONOS TODAY !
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DENVER � An aging former prison in southeast Colorado is unusable for many purposes and should be turned into transitional housing for the chronically homeless, state budget-writers were told.
The governor�s office is asking for $840,000 � and an additional $6 million or so during the next two fiscal years � to repurpose the former Fort Lyon Correctional Facility in Las Animas. The prison was closed last year because of a declining prison population.
The fences are down at the century-old facility, but officials have struggled for two years to find a new life for Fort Lyon. The former Veterans Affairs hospital was a major employer in rural Bent County, and lawmakers were told that the federal government won�t take Fort Lyon back and that the aging property shouldn�t be just boarded up and abandoned.
�We have a facility that is going to be expensive even if we mothball it,� said Roxane White, chief of staff to Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Fort Lyon was envisioned as a treatment facility for up to 200 homeless people who would receive job training and mental-health and drug treatment. White said veterans would get priority to move to Fort Lyon, which would be operated by the nonprofit Colorado Coalition for the Homeless.
A presentation to lawmakers on Thursday showed leafy scenes at the historic Fort Lyon campus, with a description of the former prison as �a fresh and safe environment for homeless individuals to begin a sustainable path to recovery.�
But lawmakers from both parties seemed skeptical: What if the homeless people don�t want to go?
Democratic Sen. Mary Hodge asked about �push-back� from homeless veterans uninterested in moving to Bent County. Republican Rep. Cheri Gerou wondered whether Fort Lyon could be seen as a modern-day �pauper�s prison.�
�I would not want to see us taking these people against their will,� Gerou asked.
White insisted that Fort Lyon residency would be completely optional, not a return to institutionalization of the poor and mentally ill.
�We would never force someone. We would never have anyone court-ordered to this facility. We would not go down that historical route,� White said.
Democratic Rep. Claire Levy wondered about expensive upkeep at the old prison.
�Would you really feel that this facility, with all its maintenance issues, is the best place?� Levy asked.
White countered that building a new residential center for the chronically homeless would be more expensive. And she pointed out that the people of Bent County want something done with Fort Lyon.
�They want this facility,� White said. �If you know of another community across this state who is opening their arms to 200 to 300 homeless people being moved into the community, I�d love to know where it is.�
The Joint Budget Committee didn�t act on the homeless proposal for Fort Lyon. Lawmakers must approve the $840,000 by the end of the year to proceed with the governor�s plan.

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Business aviation pilots must be ready for everything from bad weather to air-traffic-control problems to the failure of onboard computers. But training in an airplane to handle such situations can be both expensive and dangerous-hence the need for flight simulators.
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ALL TRANSPORTATION METHODS INVOLVE some risk, but corporate/executive business jets enjoy a stellar safety record, with only one fatal accident since 2007. That's according to statistics on U.S.-registered aircraft from Robert E. Breiling Associates, an aviation-safety research firm.
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How would you respond to an in-flight emergency? If your answer involves seeking help from flight attendants, that's not surprising. Passengers typically consider them to be the cabin safety go-to people.
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Since the Wright brothers' first flight, major improvements in safety have resulted primarily from technological advances. The reduction in accidents over time has paralleled improved airplane and wing design and engine-propulsion technology, the introduction of traffic collision avoidance systems, terrain warning indicators and other innovative equipment.
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To appreciate how safe air travel has become, it's helpful to realize how risky it once was and to understand how rules and regulations have evolved to address that problem.
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"It has never made sense to me that people who wouldn't consider driving in a car without airbags will get in an aircraft that doesn't have them," said Bill Hagan, president of Phoenix-based AmSafe Aviation. According to Hagan, airbags on airplanes can significantly increase passenger safety in accidents that occur during taxiing, takeoff and landing.
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Tempted to stroll up to the cockpit for a chat with the pilots and the view from the front office? Depending on what's going on up there, that may not be such a great idea. While pilots love to talk about what they love, passenger access to the cockpit comes with some restrictions for safety reasons.
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Revision as of 18:54, 5 May 2011
Extended objects are those which are external to the solar system, and are not point-sources like stars. Extended objects include galaxies, planetary nebulae and star clusters. These objects may or may not have images associated with them. Stellarium comes with a catalogue of about 13,000 extended objects, with images of over 100.
To add a new extended object, add an entry in the .../nebulae/default/ngc2000.dat
file with the details of the object (where ... is either the installation directory or the user directory). See section Modifying ngc2000.dat for details of the file format.
If the object has a name (not just a catalogue number), you should add one or more records to the .../nebulae/default/ngc2000names.dat
file. See section Modifying_ngc2000names.dat for details of the file format.
If you wish to associate a texture (image) with the object, you must also add a record to the .../nebulae/default/textures.json
file. See section [sec:nebula_textures.fab] for details of the file format.
Nebula images should have dimensions which are integer powers of two, i.e. 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024 ... pixels along each side. If this requirement is not met, your textures may not be visible, or graphics performance may be seriously impacted. PNG or JPG formats are both supported.
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Modifying ngc2000.dat
Each deep sky image has one line in the ngc2000.dat file in the .../nebulae/default/
directory (where ... is either the installation directory or the user directory). The file is a plain ASCII file, and may be edited with a normal text editor. Each line contains one record, each record consisting of the following fields:
Offset | Length | Type | Description |
0 | 1 | %c | Describes the catalogue type. I = Index Catalogue, anything else means NGC |
1 | 6 | %d | Catalogue number |
8 | 3 | %3s | Sets nType.
Possible values: 'Gx ' NEB_OC 'OC ' NEB_GC 'Gb ' NEB_N 'Nb ' NEB_PN 'Pl ' ' ' ' - ' ' * ' 'D* ' '***' 'C+N' NEB_CN ' ? ' NEB_UNKNOWN |
12 | 9 | %d %f | Right ascension hour; right ascension minute |
21 | 1 | %c | Declination degree sign |
22 | 7 | %d %f | Declination degree; Declination minute |
40 | 7 | %f | Angular size |
47 | 6 | %f | Magnitude |
Modifying ngc2000names.dat
Each line in the ngc2000names.dat
file contains one record. A record relates an extended object catalogue number (from ngc2000.dat) with a name. A single catalogue number may have more than one record in this file.
The record structure is as follows:
Offset | Length | Type | Description |
0 | 35 | %35s | Name (Note that messier numbers should be "M" then three spaces, then the number). |
37 | 1 | %c | |
38 | %d | Catalogue number | |
44 | 30? | %s | ? |
If an object has more than one record in the ngc2000names.dat
file, the last record in the file will be used for the nebula label.
Modifying textures.json
This file is used to describe each nebula image. The file structure follows the JSON format, a detailed description of which may be found at . The textures.json file which ships with Stellarium has the following structure:
- serverCredits (optional) - a structure containing the following key/value pairs:
- short - a short identifier of a server where the json file is found, e.g. "ESO"
- full - a longer description of a server, e.g. "ESO Online Digitised Sky Survey Server"
- infoURL - a URL pointing at a page with information about the server
- imageCredits - a structure containing the same parts as a serverCredits structure but referring to the image data itself
- shortName - an identifier for the set of images, to be used inside Stellarium
- minResolution - minimum resolution, applies to all images in the set, unless otherwise specified at the image level
- maxBrightness - the maximum brightness of an image, applies to all images in the set, unless otherwise specified at the image level
- subTiles - a list of structures describing indiviual image tiles, or referring to another json file. Each subTile may contain:
- minResolution
- maxBrightness
- worldCoords
- subTiles
- imageCredits
- imageUrl
- textureCoords
- shortName (name for the whole set of images, e.g. "Nebulae")
- miniResolution (applies to all images in set)
- alphaBlend (applies to all images in set)
- subTiles list of images. Each image record has the following properties:
- imageCredits (itself a list of key/pairs)
- imageUrl (e.g. file name)
- worldCoords (a list of four pairs of coordinates representing the corners of the image)
- textureCoords (a list of four pairs of corner descriptions. i.e. which is top left of image etc)
- minResolution (over-rides file-level setting)
- maxBrightness
Items enclosed in Quotation marks are strings for use in the program. Syntax is extremely important. Look at the file with a text editor to see the format. Items in <> are user provided strings and values to suit the texture and source.
Line 1 "imageCredits": {"short" : "<name of source>" : "infoUrl": http://<web address>}, Line 2 "imageUrl" : "<location and name of image>", Line 3 "worldCoords" : < decimal numerical values of the J2000 coordinates of the corners of the texture > These values displayed to 4 decimal places in the format of the texture coordinates Line 4 "textureCoords" : [[[ 0,0],[1,0],[1,1],[0,1]]], Where 0,0 is South Left , 1,0 the South Right , 1,1 North Right , 0,1 North Left corners of texture Format = RA in degrees, Dec in degrees Line 5 "MinResolution" : , Line 6 "maxBrightness" :
Calculating of the coords of the corners of the images is a time consuming project and needs to be fine tuned from the screen display. As most images will be two dimensional, display on a spherical display will limit the size to about 1 degree before distortion becomes evident. Larger displays can be sectioned into a mosaic of smaller textures for a more accurate display
Editing Image Files
Images files should be copied to the .../nebulae/<set>/
directory (where <set>
is the name of the nebula texture set to be modified which is usually default. Images should be in PNG or JPEG format. Images should have an aspect ratio of 1 (i.e. it should be square), and should have a width & height of 2n pixels, where n is a positive integer (i.e. 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, and so on).
Black is interpretted as being 100% transparent. Ensure that the background of the image is totally black (i.e. has RGB values 0, 0, 0), and not just nearly black since this can cause an ugly square around the object.
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Genetically modified T memory stem cells persist in patients for more than 10 years, and can differentiate into a variety of T cell types.
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A strain of the dysentery-causing bacterium isolated in 1915 tells the story of a young soldier who died of the disease in the early days of World War I.
A chemical engineer walks into a biology lab . . . and revolutionizes bioengineering. How Robert Langer blazed a trail in drug delivery and regenerative medicine.
A better knowledge of the pathogenesis of emerging zoonotic diseases is crucial if we want to prepare for "the next Ebola."
New understanding of noncoding RNAs may solve a long-standing puzzle about how viruses orchestrate lifelong infections.
Scientists have determined the crystal structures of bacterial translocator proteins, but their functions remain unclear.
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CONTROVERSIAL plans for 800 homes in Shottery have been given the green-light.
Eric Pickles, who is Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, has agreed the Planning Inspector's recommendation for the massive West Stratford development which many have opposed.
The planning application for the development, bounded by a new Stratford Western Relief Road, was submitted to Stratford District Council in October 2009 and subsequently refused almost two years later, despite the plans being recommended for approval by council officers.
Bloor Homes and Hallam Land Management, the joint promoters of the proposals, appealed the decision and a three-week Planning Inquiry was conducted this April.
MP Nadhim Zahawi "I'm shocked to learn that the Secretary of State has chosen to approve the proposal for 800 houses in Shottery against the clear wishes of local residents, their elected representatives and the planning policy direction of the Government.
"Whilst it is unfortunate that the core strategy is not more advanced the council was clear that the Shottery site was included in it's previous Local Plan not through choice but as a result of the previous Government's discredited planning framework. It's extremely frustrating that despite Parliamentarians having voted for the abolishment of that framework and the Localism Bill having achieved Royal Assent nearly a year ago this is not yet being reflected in decision making.
"For the decision letter to declare that only "limited weight" should be given to "the proposed plan" to revoke the West Midlands Regional Spatial Strategy" when it is the clear will of Parliament and the stated aim of the Secretary of State to revoke Regional Spatial Strategies and return decision making powers to local authorities smacks of Civil Servants being unwilling to give up their centralised power.
"Anne Hathaway's cottage is a central part of the Shakespeare story, which in turn is an integral part of this country's heritage and cultural legacy to the world. The decision letter clearly states that there will be harm to this "heritage asset" and it is disappointing for the Secretary of State to simply agree with the Civil Service that this will be "limited" given that he has not visited the site and particularly given that he agrees that "a degree of adverse effect on tourist numbers - as a result of the development - cannot be ruled out.
"There is no disagreement that there is a need for more housing in the Stratford District, but this many houses, in this sensitive a location is not the answer to that challenge. The Council has made a clear indication of its preference for a dispersal policy to protect the character of our historic market towns and the future of our rural villages. Under the Localism Agenda this should have been respected. Instead this Civil Service led decision drives a coach and horses through the idea of Localism and the messages that Ministers have given out.
"I will be making my views on this issue clear to the Secretary of State and the Prime Minister and have already made a strong representation on behalf of the people of Stratford to Nick Boles MP, Minister for Planning."
Coun Chris Saint, Leader of Stratford-on-Avon District Council was equally unhappy.
He said: "This is a bitterly disappointing decision. JS Bloor have relentlessly pursued Stratford-on-Avon District Council over many years until they got what they wanted. The Appeal system clearly made us vulnerable, which does seem against the Government's objectives of localism.
"We have proved before that there are ample sites available elsewhere in the District and we are more than happy to put our faith in building to support our economic future, but at the right location; land close to Ann Hathaway's Cottage was never our choice for development.
"Despite all the local support from residents and evidence emerging for the production of our Local Plan we are now going to have to consider our development plans in light of this decision."
Coun Jenny Fradgley, ward member for Guild and Hathaway, said the delay to the district's core strategy played a pivotal part, and the Lib-Dem councillor pointed the finger of blame at the ruling Conservatives.
She said: "This is a major setback for the town, which is being let down by the utter shambles the Conservatives have created around the council's Core Strategy. It's clear that the delays in the Core Strategy have had a major impact, with the Inspector stating that he had given little weight to the Strategy because it's at such an early stage.
"This Shottery site - in open countryside and close to Anne Hathaway's Cottage - should never have been put in the local plan in the first place.
Initially councillors voted to exclude it but the Conservatives called a second council meeting and forced the development into the plan. The town is now about to pay the penalty for that Conservative vote.
"We now have to decide what to do next. Because this site alone more than meets the Town's housebuilding targets all the way up to 2028 one option that must be considered is whether a moratorium on development on all other proposed development sites in the town can be introduced.
"The Conservatives have to understand that Stratford cannot just expand at this pace for ever more without destroying the very things that make people want to come here in the first place."
Stratford Town Council also hit out at the decision.
A statement issued read: "The preferred option for house building in the town is 560 houses built over a period up to 2028 and so the proposed 800 houses proposed in one development represents gross over development. "The Town Council has consistently opposed this development on the grounds that it will have a detrimental impact on the character and setting of the town and on Ann Hathaway's Cottage, a grade 1 listed building .
"The town also has concerns about the increase of traffic onto Evesham Road and across the town. The Town Council is well aware of overwhelming local opposition to this development and will carefully consider the content of the Secretary of State's decision before making any further comments."
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust were among those to voice objection.
A trust spokesperson said: "We are extremely disappointed to learn that the Secretary of State has granted the appeal. The Trust has been an objector to the proposed development, on the grounds of the potential irreversible harm it poses to the setting of Anne Hathaway's Cottage and the registered park and garden which surrounds it.
"Our position is unchanged . As the charity charged by Act of Parliament to preserve the Shakespeare houses for the benefit of the nation, our overarching responsibility is to protect this unique part of our national heritage.
"We will consider the content of the Secretary of State's decision carefully before making any further comment."
Responding to the news that the Secretary of State has chosen to approve the proposal for 800 houses in Shottery Member of Parliament for Stratford on Avon, Nadhim Zahawi said:
The developers understandably welcomed the news.
David Joseph from Bloor Homes said: "We are delighted with today's announcement and it brings to an end almost ten years of discussion and debate about the need for much-needed housing in the area around Stratford-on-Avon."
"These plans for West Stratford accord with the Government's drive to build new homes."
Ruth McKeown of Hallam Land was equally pleased.
She said: "It has been a long journey since 2003 and we now look forward to working closely with Stratford Council and the local communities to deliver these new homes."
Mr Pickles' decision was expected on October 11 but was delayed - the reason for which was not made public.
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Another Tax Question: Can a CPA "Work Magic" compared to TurboTax Posted by GaryMyMan on 2/12 at 2:06 pm I'm self employed and neglected to file quarterly. I ran my numbers through Turbo Tax and came up with a tax liability of about 12K fed & state. If I take my info to a CPA and pay him several hundred dollars, is he likely to save me enough money to make it worthwhile? I thought Turbotax' discount software was quite detailed and don't see how a CPA could really do much better. More detailed info: 1 W2 2 1098e's for student loan interest paid About $4K in medical costs About $1K in charitable donations Lots of mileage & vehicle expenses, cell phone expenses, etc. Reply Back to Top |
Can you take home office deduction (office space, internet, supplies, etc.)? These can add up and reduce your taxable income. Does Turbo Tax look at all of this too? Reply Back to Top |
quote: Yes - I have a desk in a spare bedroom and pay for internet. quote: Yes it did. Asked for square footage and many more detailed questions. Problem is I've only been in the house since August. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by weaglebeagle on 2/12 at 2:26 pm to GaryMyMan It's hard to say. Do you have any depreciable assets you are claiming? Sometimes that can be a little harder to determine on your own if you aren't familiar with it. Don't forget that you can also deduct the cost of health insurance if you paid it with post tax dollars. I don't know if you included that in your 4,000 in medical but I'm assuming you have. Do you have any investment income? Sometimes it's best to go to a cpa for guidance on that. I'm assuming your penalty for not paying the quarterly estimated taxes is included in that amount you wrote down? The computer programs are often pretty thorough but without knowing every expense you had it's hard to know if there's something you may have missed. My guess is that you haven't missed anything major. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by GaryMyMan on 2/12 at 2:31 pm to weaglebeagle quote: The vehicle questions were pretty complicated and I'd best sit down and be thorough with my actual expenses in that regard. quote: It seemed very thorough. Last year I ran my numbers through Turbotax but my dad convinced me his CPA could do better. We were within $50 of each other, but with a much smaller income (I had only been on the job a month). I guess the few hundred I'll spend on the CPA will give me some peace of mind, and when we're talking about $10K+ it's probably worth it. This post was edited on 2/12 at 2:32 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by weaglebeagle on 2/12 at 2:45 pm to GaryMyMan I can understand why you'd like to have that peace of mind and wouldn't blame you. You probably will come close to what a CPA gets this year too but it's always good to be sure. I would suggest asking a lot of questions about what he does on your schedule C (the self employment income form). You should be able to see how he calculated everything on that and next year you can do it on your own and make sure things match up. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by GaryMyMan on 2/12 at 2:55 pm to weaglebeagle I'll make sure to do that. Thanks for the advice. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by foshizzle on 2/12 at 3:08 pm to weaglebeagle quote: This. A program will not know to ask you for certain things, help you with planning for future years, etc. For most working stiffs the program is probably just fine but if you run a business or something of that sort a CPA is probably the way to go. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by schexyoung on 2/12 at 3:38 pm to GaryMyMan A CPA is most useful for tax planning during the calendar tax year. He/she can help you make decisions from a timing, amount, etc. position that will positively impact your filing. After the tax year has ended there is only so much that can be done. Legitimate tax software covers this well for most cases. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by LSUTIGERS74 on 2/12 at 3:50 pm to foshizzle I thought the same thing last year as I was self-employed as a consultant for about 3 months and figured with the additional W2 and 1099 in the mix that my taxes were going to be much more complicated. So I went to a CPA here in Houston that my in-laws use. Ended up costing my $1260 to have CPA do the exact same thing Dad does for me thru Turbotax. Biggest ripoff I think I have ever witnessed. He didn't really ask questions just asked for us to submit a spreadsheet with our expenses and that was it. I guess I was expecting a bunch of advice...didnt happen. Tried to get the bill reduced and that was a no-go. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Poodlebrain on 2/12 at 3:51 pm to GaryMyMan TurboTax asks questions that have yes or no answers that lead to specific reporting of information. However, the answers to the questions it asks are often a yes, but... instead of a definitive yes. And following the but... will frequently lead to a better result. Those yes or no answers also treat the tax code as if everything is a black or white. The complexity of our tax code leave many grey areas where the right answer is open to interpretation, and TurboTax doesn't care about interpretations. A good CPA cares about little else as he looks for opportunities for tax savings. The value of a CPA comes from his knowledge of the tax code and how to apply facts and circumstances favorably for his clients. You get none of that from TurboTax or any other tax return software. Reply Back to Top |
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Posted by Poodlebrain on 2/12 at 4:46 pm to LSUTIGERS74 quote:Ouch, you were hosed. Let's assume you were in the 25% tax bracket last year. That $1,260 of CPA fees means the CPA would have had to find $5,000 of deductions that you were unaware of to jusitfy his cost. That is pretty unrealistic. But what if he charged you $250 and found $1,000 of additional deductions? Would you have considered it reasonable to break even? quote:The CPA you used was interested in the facts (the spreadsheet you submitted with expenses you paid), but he ignored the circumstances that influenced why you paid those expenses. And the circumstances are critical for determining whether the expenses were deductible. He should have asked you numerous questions once you gave him the spreadsheet to try and estabish circumstances justifying deductions for your expenses. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Tigah in the ATL on 2/12 at 5:02 pm to schexyoung quote:this - you will be set up better for next year. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Projectpat on 2/12 at 9:07 pm to Maniac979 quote: This, it's the #1 reason for getting audited. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by BACONisMEATcandy on 2/12 at 9:40 pm to GaryMyMan I can recommend the one my family uses if you'd like Reply Back to Top |
If you're self employed they may be able to structure your business to avoid most of the self employment tax, TurboTax isn't going to help with that. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Poodlebrain on 2/13 at 7:50 am to yellowfin The common misconception is that CPA's work magic to produce tax returns with unusually low tax liabilities. That can occur, but it is usually due to unusual circumstances, such as a hurricane being declared a disaster triggering special deductions and other relief. The benefit of using a CPA is that the CPA's experience should enable him to prepare the tax return with greater efficiency and confidence in the result. What do I mean by greater efficiency? I try and quantify the value of time, and compare the relative values. For example say my billing rate for tax return preparation is $150 per hour and I can prepare a tax return in 4 hours. My time should be worth $600 to a potential client without any concern for the quality of the result. The potential client has to prepare his tax return during his leisure time since he does not get paid to prepare his tax return. If that potential client values his leisure time at $100 per hour, then he has to be able to prepare his tax return in less than 6 hours to do it at less cost than paying me to prepare the return. As the potential clients return increases in complexity efficiency trends in my favor. Then there is the confidence in the result factor to consider. My professional reputation is at stake with every return I prepare, so I have pretty good incentive to get the best possible result for each client. I strive to get the best result for each client given their risk tolerance which is something that software cannot do. So I usually come up with a better result than the client using software because I ask questions different from the yes or no questions that the software asks. And I also save clients any aggravation and frustration they can encounter while preparing their tax returns as an additional benefit. The lagniappe of my services is my ability to identify planning opportunities for future tax savings. Tax preparation software just doesn't do what if scenarios as well as humans. Reply Back to Top |
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A grandfather accused of touching his 13-year old grand daughter in a sexual manner over a period of time, appeared yesterday in District Court, where he is charged with three felony charges and one misdemeanor.
To protect the minor victim, Samoa News is not identifying the defendant or the village where the alleged crime occurred.
The defendant is charged with one count each of sodomy — a class B felony punishable by five to 15 years; deviate sexual assault — a class C felony, punishable by up to seven years in jail, a $5,000 fine or both; and sexual abuse in the first degree — a class D felony, punishable by up to five years imprisonment, a $5,000 fine or both.
The grandfather is also charged with endangering the welfare of a child, a class A misdemeanor, punishable by imprisonment of up to one year, a fine of $1,000 or both.
Police investigated the case on Mar. 1 this year, and the victim told an investigator that she shares a bed with her grandfather. And starting December 2010, in their bed, the defendant began touching the victim in a sexual manner, the government alleges.
The victim also told police that since that day back in December, the defendant continued to touch her in the same sexual manner until February this year, the government alleges.
The government further claims that the victim told police that the touching began over her clothing but as time went on, the defendant started to touch her genitals under her clothes. The victim also told police that when the defendant touched her genitals, she was scared and would sometimes pretend to be asleep.
The victim eventually reported the matter to her school counselor, who questioned her about a prolonged absence from school. Not mentioned specifically in court documents is whether or not it was the school counselor who reported the matter to police.
Bail for the defendant is set at $30,000 and he returns today for another court hearing.
The High Court last Friday sentenced Siamupeni Lefaoseu to time already served after taking into consideration mitigating factors, which were in the defendant's favor.
Lefaoseu, 18, pled guilty recently under a plea agreement with the government to second degree assault in connection with the incident where he used a machete to attack another person, who was hit in the arm.
Prior to sentencing, both sides presented verbal sentencing recommendations and arguments, which were then taken into consideration by the court, in fashioning a sentence for the defendant, who spent about six weeks in pre trial confinement.
In a previous hearing for this case, the government stated that the defendant's family performed the traditional ceremony of seeking forgiveness (ifoga) to the victim's family, which was accepted. The government further states that the defendant's family was also penalized by the Faleniu Village Council because of the incident.
This information, along with the fact that the families of the defendant and the victim have mended fences and this case has come to a peaceful conclusion, was also a mitigating factor for the defendant.
The court also heard testimony from the victim, who stated that he has forgiven the defendant, who was then sentenced to three years probation. The six weeks in pre trial confinement was considered sufficient jail time.
One condition of probation is that the defendant attends and completes anger management counseling. He is also not to commit any crime during the probation period.
Court filings state that the defendant assaulted the victim with a machete after he learned the victim was one of the men who beat up the defendant's younger brother.
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The High Court has set June 15 as the sentencing date for Arthur 'Afa' Blake after he pled guilty yesterday to second degree assault, under a plea agreement with the government. The plea agreement was accepted by the court and the misdemeanor public peace disturbance charge was dismissed.
The charge against Blake stems from an incident in December 2010 in which the defendant tried to assault another person with a machete during a volleyball game. The defendant remains in custody unable to post bail.
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These parmesan mashed potato patties are so good, you'll want to make sure you have leftovers next time you make mashed potatoes!!
I love making these patties whenever I have leftover mashed potatoes so I don't feel like I'm eating the same thing the next day. Serving size will change depending on how much mashed potatoes you have leftover. I wrote this recipe assuming you have half a batch of leftover skinny garlic mashed potatoes.
This works best with cold mashed potatoes.
Servings: 4 • Size: 2 patties • Old Points: 3 pt • Points+: 4 pts
Calories: 147.1 • Fat: 3.9 g • Carbs: 20.5 • Fiber: 1.8 • Protein: 8.7 g • Sugar: 1.3
Sodium: 232.8 mg (without salt)
- 2 2/3 cups cold leftover skinny garlic mashed potatoes
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- 1/3 cup parmesan cheese, grated
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Preheat the oven to 425°. Spray a baking sheet with cooking spray.
Fill a small bowl with egg whites, whisking well. Fill another bowl with the breadcrumbs and parmesan cheese, mix to combine.
Using a 1/3 cup measuring cup, form potatoes into 8 patties. Brush patties with egg whites (or you can use your hands to spread egg on), then dip into breadcrumb mixture. Place patties onto the baking sheet and spray the top with more cooking spray.
Bake for 15 minutes, or until the bottom becomes golden brown; flip and cook an additional 10-12 minutes, until golden on both sides.
Makes 8 patties.