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Heya, some results of some practise on ISO dungeon style for a commission I'm working on. ISO dungeon map with mutiple levels. cheers!
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awesome work. clean easy to follow with lots of unique areas. Nicely done.
How do you keep your hand so steady? Beautiful stuff D
More amazing stuff, DJ. Not sure how much you charge for your commissions but I'm sure it should be higher.
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Yep. That is truly awesome. Nice one!
Well hot damn!
I absolutely love the use of the isometric view (I'm so jealous that I can't do it ). I also am liking the colors/texture and crisp line work...a very beautiful piece indeed.
looks fantastic, and my mind immediatly went to Escher - that would be so easy to mess your players up that way *lol*
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Excellent start!. I love how you use the water to focus the attention on the final "encounter".
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I have seen horses falling down many times in war movies while running. How do they make horses fall down in war movies? Are they highly trained to know fall down at some place or some barriers are given to them?
Nowadays horses are trained to fall safely. almost all animal performances are under the close supervision of the Film and TV unit of the American Humane Association. Stunt horses can be trained to fall on command safely. Some techniques used to ensure the horses safety :
Taken from http://www.quora.com/In-war-movies-how-do-they-make-horses-fall-down-during-a-battle-scene
Sadly in the older films they actually do the inhumane things & use trip wires to make the animals fall and there were cases when the animals were killed such as in a 1940 Jesse James movie where 8 horses were killed. ref : http://horsefame.tripod.com/stunts.htm

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I've had ESPN on all afternoon hearing the build-up to the Texas vs. Texas Tech game in Lubbock Saturday night on ABC. It got me thinking, if there is a major hyped prime time game like this in the coming years, what is it? We've never really had a game like this IMO, but there have been some big prime time games in Jack Trice Stadium just none that have been over-hyped.
Here are the HOME schedules for the next 5 years. I'm only interested in the game taking place in Ames, not other cities. (Note: I also did not include next year's home game at Arrowhead.)
Thu, Sep 03 North Dakota State
Sat, Sep 12 Iowa
Sat, Sep 26 Army
Sat, Oct 17 Baylor (Homecoming) *
Sat, Nov 07 Oklahoma State *
Sat, Nov 14 Colorado *
Sat, Sep 04 Northern Illinois
Sat, Sep 18 Utah
Sat, Sep 25 Northern Iowa
Sat, Oct 02 Texas Tech *
Sat, Oct 30 Kansas (Homecoming) *
Sat, Nov 06 Nebraska *
Sat, Nov 20 Missouri *
Sat, Sep 10 Iowa
Sat, Sep 24 Northern Iowa
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Sat, Oct 15 Oklahoma (Homecoming) *
Sat, Oct 22 Texas *
Sat, Nov 12 Colorado *
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Sat, Sep 15 Western Illinois
Sat, Sep 22 Western Kentucky
Sat, Sep 29 Texas A&M *
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Sat, Oct 20 Nebraska *
Sat, Nov 17 Missouri *
Sat, Aug 31 Northern Iowa
Sat, Sep 14 Iowa
Sat, Sep 28 Kansas State *
Sat, Oct 12 Baylor *
Sat, Nov 02 Oklahoma State *
Sat, Nov 09 Colorado *
I personally have my eye on those back-to-back weeks against Oklahoma and Texas in 2011. I say we beat Oklahoma on Oct. 15th to have a Top 10 Gene Chizik vs. Mack Brown showdown on Oct. 22. Gameday will finally make its way to Ames.
What do you guys think? Of course, there's the choice that there will never be a game like this in Ames or it will happen later than 5 years.
I think the Shrine Bowl for high school all-stars is played at night.
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Hopefully next year vs. Okie State if things go our way. Next year should be Chizik's breakout year.
I fear that if we don't have this kind of game within the next 5 years, we may never have one because our program will have sunk so low. That being said, I'll say TTU in 2010.
On the off chance that we can finish this season with a little promise and start strong next year (probably have to be undefeated or 1-loss leading up to Okie State) that could be the game. ESPN could bill it as "Payback for the one that got away" referring to the ever so close but yet so painful loss from November 1st, 2008. Pregame highlights from 2008's game could include 5 takeaways by ISU (3 by LJ, 1 to the house), and a recovered onside kick in the final minutes by ISU only to fall painfully short yet again. Ok, I'll put down the cardinal-and-gold crack pipe now.
We had one 2 years ago against Nebraska that was at 7 and played on ABC.
Of course the next UNI game.
Originally Posted by 06Panther
Of course the next UNI game.
When they beat the Chokeyes in Iowa City next year?!? God I can't wait for that, hope there isn't a Cyclone home game, cuz I'll be there in purple and gold.
A win next year in Iowa City would be sooo sweet.
As far as a major prime time game in JTS, we would have to be ranked or have a winning big 12 record against a ranked big 12 team. Which call me pessimisstic but I don't see that happening until 2010 or 2011 at the VERY earliest. The only game I could possibly see it being next year is Okie State, but I don't think we'll be quite good enough by then to make it the primetime game.
More likely, there won't be a primetime game withing the next 5 years at JTS unless we get amazingly good, but I could definitely see us in a primetime AWAY game in that span.
Originally Posted by gocubs2118
We had one 2 years ago against Nebraska that was at 7 and played on ABC.
It was on ABC regional and it was not really a "hyped" game. It was a drifting away Nebraska team vs. an Iowa State team that had escaped against a few opponents.
I'm talking gameday and the whole bit.
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A win next year in Iowa City would be sooo sweet.
Bad scheduling. You would have beat them last year. I have my doubts about next year.
I'm gonna say Oct. 20, 1984.
Night game.
#2 Oklahoma coming to town.
Boy, I can't wait.
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I'm gonna say Oct. 20, 1984.
Night game.
#2 Oklahoma coming to town.
Boy, I can't wait.
Rep to you. _1. Maybe they should change the thread title to the NEXT major prime time game....
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i have been interested in both realworld maps (old and modern) as well as fantasy designs ever since i was a teenager.
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A Memoir of Food, Love, and War
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In the fall of 2003, Annia Ciezadlo spent her honeymoon in Baghdad. Over the next six years, while living in Baghdad and Beirut, she broke bread with Shiites and Sunnis, warlords and refugees, matriarchs and mullahs. Day of Honey is her memoir of the hunger for food and friendship—a communion that feeds the soul as much as the body in times of war.
Reporting from occupied Baghdad, Ciezadlo longs for normal married life. She finds it in Beirut, her husband's hometown, a city slowly recovering from years of civil war. But just as the young couple settles into a new home, the bloodshed they escaped in Iraq spreads to Lebanon and reawakens the terrible specter of sectarian violence. In lucid, fiercely intelligent prose, Ciezadlo uses food and the rituals of eating to illuminate a vibrant Middle East that most Americans never see. We get to know people like Roaa, a determined young Kurdish woman who dreams of exploring the world, only to see her life under occupation become confined to the kitchen; Abu Rifaat, a Baghdad book lover who spends his days eavesdropping in the ancient city's legendary cafés; Salama al-Khafaji, a soft-spoken dentist who eludes assassins to become Iraq's most popular female politician; and Umm Hassane, Ciezadlo's sardonic Lebanese mother-in-law, who teaches her to cook rare family recipes—which are included in a mouthwatering appendix of Middle Eastern comfort food. As bombs destroy her new family's ancestral home and militias invade her Beirut neighborhood, Ciezadlo illuminates the human cost of war with an extraordinary ability to anchor the rhythms of daily life in a larger political and historical context. From forbidden Baghdad book clubs to the oldest recipes in the world, Ciezadlo takes us inside the Middle East at a historic moment when hope and fear collide. Day of Honey is a brave and compassionate portrait of civilian life during wartime—a moving testament to the power of love and generosity to transcend the misery of war.
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Nice job Joe! Great looking bear! Congrats!
Nice job Joe! Great looking bear! Congrats!
Aim small, Miss small.
Darn fine Bear! beautiful looking coat on him and he looks like an older Bear, has some nice spread tween the ears, did he have a white patch on the chest?
I have been hunting both the Wilson and Trask units a long time, At the risk of some ribbing here on the forum, I'll offer a tip you may find useful for Spring Bears. When hunting along older unused haul roads you might run across what I call chip patties. There are some areas of the North Coast in these units where Bears during the Spring girdle around the bases of younger cedar trees as the sap has come up and later defacating sawdust/chip patties. Why they go for it and why it tastes so good to them and not the grass to push their plug I can't say, Maybe it's something in the cambium layer that appeals to them, but it's been very helpful for me in locating areas with more activity than others.
Patties have a bleached liquidy whitish/yellow color of chips about the same size as a cows. Hard to miss once you have seen a few.
Hope this helps you,
Thanks for the kind words guys.
That is interesting Bob. I have seen some cedars that were partially stripped but it is usually doug fir that is girdled all the way around. I will have to keep an eye out for those "chip patties", so far all I have seen is green grass with some skunk cabbage chunks and not much of that. They are just getting active from my observations.
Joe, Did your bear have a patch on its chest? I see your location as Oregon coast, Not to be to personal but are you up North , or South or somewhere in between? I have a Wilson/Trask unit tag in my pocket right now but, haven't been able to get away from work long enough to punch it. From what I've gathered over the years talking to Foresters and other Bear hunters, the trees and what type of tree that they may strip or girdle can be isolated to pocket areas. A couple of drainages south of the area I like to hunt, there seems to be more young Fir trees that get girdled than cedars. I know some Forest managers can get a bit uptight over some of the damage to young commercial stands of reprod. Our family owned a logging company for many years down there, I used to cut timber down through there for a long time, saw a lot of interesting things the animals did that helped my hunting.
Sorry Bob, I missed that question the first time. Yes he did have a small white patch which is a first for me! I had the same tag you have...mainly just because that is where I live and it's convenient to hunt. One of these years I will have to head east and try for a cinnamon colored bear.
What was your logging company? My Dad fell timber for many years around here.
Great to hear it had a white patch!!! You don't see too many of them with it but, it's sure nice you did get one that does!! to answer your question, Nehalem Bay Logging, the business was sold quite a few years ago. My Great Uncle had taken it over for a little while, but he was getting on in years and it was a bit much for him. I'm new around here on the forum, so out of courtesy to the OP, I'm concerned about hijacking a thread BS'ing, if you would like to, we could PM each other off thread.
Best Regards,
Well, how did everybody elses' season end up? I only heard of a handful killed in the Trask/Wilson hunt.
Well can't say I didn't see a few bruisers. I spotted a bear we estimated to be around 300 maybe 350lbs. He was a very large bear and was easily seen from over 1500 yards away. Wish we could have blazed a path through all of the reprod so I could get a shot at him. I will definitely be going again next year but equipped with a fox pro. thanks for the tips Joe and I agree with the fox pro use, we hunted some really good cuts that had a lot of bear sign and fresh droppings but we knew the bear was just inside the thick reprod and couldn't coax him out.
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We did this to the Egyptian people, typical of Obama's reckless use of US military power. Remember when this was going on Obama called it the Arab Spring and the hunger for democracy..but it wasn't. He removed the secular gov under threat of a Libya style bombing campaign and then told us that the people would be free. His cult supporters just swooned, but when they had the free election, 48% of the people voting wanted the secular regime back because they had human rights especially women Nope. The election brought a fundamental Islamic regime that promptly put the screws down on freedom, called for a renewed war with Israel and a defense treaty with Iran. Nice work Obama. Maybe we should not meddle in other people's affairs and stop using American military might to change governments. We killed an estimated 35,000 Libyans with Obama's 24/7 8 month bombing campaign to remove an unpopular leader. $20 billion dollars spend.And now Syria is next on his "meddle list".
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LIBYA: Another OBAMA FOREIGN POLICY FAIL!
Ghadafi was another dictator that keep things in line and finally learned to leave the US Interests alone.
NOW we have a radical Muslim Brotherhood who raped and killed our US ambassador and 3 other Americans.
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This is Obama foreign policy in ACTION. Mubarek was benevolent dictator. He kept his nut-case people in check and honored a PEACE TREATY with ISRAEL for over 30 years in exchange for $$2.5 BILLION in US Aid a year.
We are still paying then money, now we have RADICAL MUSLIM CHAOS.
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obama,are you paying attention?
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Round 1 results
No. 11 Oklahoma 22, Iowa State 13
125: Jarrod Patterson (OU) MDec. Ryak Finch (ISU) 10-0
133: Jordan Keller (OU) Dec. Shayden Terukina (ISU) 8-3
141: Kendric Maple (OU) MDec. Luke Goettl (ISU) 13-5
149: Nick Lester (OU) Tech Fall Joey Cozart (ISU) 5:17
157: Matt Lester (OU) Dec. Michael Moreno (ISU) 9-5
165: Andrew Sorenson (ISU) MDec. Bubby Graham (OU) 11-1
174: Chris Spangler (ISU) Dec. Chase Nelson (OU) 12-11
184: Boaz Beard (ISU) Dec. Erich Schmidtke (OU) 7-4
197: Keldrick Hall (OU) Dec. Kyven Gadson (ISU) 6-1
285: Matt Gibson (ISU) Dec. Elijah Madison (OU) 8-2
Round 2 matchups
125 No. 8 Jarrod Patterson (OU) vs Ryak Finch
133 No. 11 Jordan Keller (OU) vs Ben Cash/RJ Hallman
141 No. 1 Kendric Maple (OU) vs Luke Goettl
149 No. 7 Nick Lester (OU) vs Luke Swalla
157 No. 14 Matt Lester (OU) vs Mike Moreno
165 - Bubby Graham (OU) vs Andrew Sorenson
174 - Marcus Armato (OU) vs Mike England
184 No. 20 Erich Schmidtke (OU) vs Boaz Beard
197 Keldrick Hall (OU) vs Cole Shafer
285 Kyle Colling (OU) vs Matt Gibson
Probably don't see results being alot different. Mike Moreno should of had that win at 157 in the 1st dual. Hopefully the recent win gives him some confidence and can get it this time.
I don't think Luke Swalla will get TF by Lester as Cozrt did.
Mikey England needs to step up and get this win, he is fully capable of doing it.
My way to win this dual
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125 0-3 Ok
133 0-6 Ok
141 0-9 Ok
149 0-12 Ok
157 3-12 Ok
165 8-12 Ok
174 11-12 Ok
197 14-15 Ok
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My way to win this dual
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133 0-6 Ok
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I agree with this being the way.
I actually think that Goettl could really push Maple. He is the weakest #1 ranked wrestler in the country. I truly believe if he grappled in the Big 10 he would probably have 2-3 losses by now. He is benefitting from favorable matchups. And Goettl has shown more progression than any other wrestler. I would also like to see how muhc better Moreno and Finch are getting. If Finch closes the gap I will feel better about him qualifying and scoring for us at nationals. Moreno was close the first time, and that was when he was absolutely not doing anything on the mat. He gets a win here, that would be awesome. Also hope Shafer shows us something at 197, and Gibson looks like the good Gibson at HW. I think Gibson has bonus point potential there.
Also see that Tyler Christensen is mentioned as a possible starter at 197.
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Also see that Tyler Christensen is mentioned as a possible starter at 197.
Christensen has been wrestling at 184. Wonder if that is a typo? Any thoughts?
Beard may be hurt again and possibly Christensen filling in for him?
Listed at 197, so got to think we need to try something different at 197, I thought Trevor Voelker might make the trip.
Weight Ranking Name Year Hometown 2011-12 Overall/Dual Record
125 12/13 Ryak Finch RFr. Safford, Ariz. 10-4/6-4
133 RJ Hallman RFr. Chaska, Minn. 6-12/0-5
Shayden Terukina Fr. Kamehameha, Hawaii 4-5/0-5
Ben Cash So. Prole, Iowa 4-4/0-2
141 19/20 Luke Goettl RFr. Clarkdale, Ariz. 8-7/4-4
149 Luke Swalla RFr. Ames, Iowa 4-12/0-5
157 Michael Moreno RFr. Urbandale, Iowa 2-7/2-7
165 4/4 Andrew Sorenson RSr. Woden, Iowa 19-1/11-0
174 Mikey England RFr. Centerville, Iowa 13-9/2-5
184 16/15 Boaz Beard RSo. Wichita, Kan. 7-2/7-2
197 Cole Shafer RSo. Heber City, Utah 7-11/1-9
Tyler Christensen RSo. Middleton, Wis. 7-7/1-1
HWT 16/17 Matt Gibson RJr. Vallejo, Calif. 18-6/4-5
Sorry, off topic I know, but has anyone seen the brackets for national duals? I've seen the groupings, but I haven't seen the bracket for each region.
I don't think they've seeded D1 yet. Matches are 11 AM, 1 and 3 on Sunday Feb 12th in Ames. 1st and 2nd seed don't wrestle until 1
I imagine seeds will come out the week prior to the 12th. Iowa State wrestles UNI on Feb 3rd.
I hope we beat UNI and that should give us 2nd or probably 3rd seed, opposite of Iowa.
We beat Virg Tech,
If we beat UNI, they beat Wisconsin
That would leave us and Oregon State as possible #2 seed.
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Oregon St. lost to Mizzou 11/25/11 21-18
Oregon St. beat Arizona St. 1/8/12 32-18
Oregon St. wrestles Oklahoma 2/3/12
it really seems like a win for us over Oklahoma and a loss to Oklahoma for Oregon St. might get us the #2 seed.
either way i think we are the 2/3 seed and on the opposite side of the bracket from Iowa.
This will be a big dual for us to see how much we've improved underneath. Some of our freshman had saddles on 'em last time. We're wrestling a lot better now. The results of the dual may or may not look much different, but that doesn't mean we can't show some strides.
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I agree with this being the way.
If Finch closes the gap I will feel better about him qualifying and scoring for us at nationals.
I think Finch is already an automatic qualifier. What he's fighting for is whether he'll be able to put himself into AA contention.
Right now I expect us to send 6 to St. Louis in March: Finch, Goettl, Sorenson, Spangler, Beard, and Gibson.
Any news on Spangler? Will he be able to make it back this year?
I think this meet should go pretty well as long as we can avoid giving up a ton of bonus points in the lower weights. Goettl has looked very good as of late, would be huge if he could pull the upset. Moreno looks to be in better shape and could keep wrestling tough.
I think these two are the key to winning.
Originally Posted by FarmClone
Any news on Spangler? Will he be able to make it back this year?
Based on what Jackson said in the last "ask the coach", I got the impression they expect him back sooner rather than later. But with concussions you never know.
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Multi-room audio buying guide
How to design an easy-to-use music system that sounds and looks great
Jim Richardson is the managing editor for home audio/video and pro audio learning content on Crutchfield.com.
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A well-planned home has a variety of spaces, fixtures, and interconnected systems to keep its occupants comfortable and happy. Architects and designers work wonders with lighting, climate systems, appliances, furniture, and fabric. They create the perfect settings for relaxing, engaging with family, entertaining guests, and many other activities.
But there's one element even the best designers frequently neglect or underestimate: sound.
Living room with in-ceiling speakers
Imagine music flowing through your rooms like light from the windows or cool air from the vents. That's what it feels like when the speakers are built into your walls or ceilings. If built-in speakers aren't for you, you can use compact, self-powered wireless speakers that easily fit on a bookshelf, table top, or kitchen counter.
A few years ago, the only way to get a sophisticated multi-room audio system with a touchscreen remote control was to hire a professional installer and pay dearly for custom programming. Now you have options that are surprisingly affordable and easy to install. And today's systems are extraordinarily easy to use, too — because the remote control is the smartphone or tablet you're already familiar with. Tap to select and start the music. Tap some more to pause or change the tune. Adjust the volume without leaving your seat.
Free Sonos Controller apps for Android™ smartphone or tablet, iPhone®, iPad®, PC or MAC let you wirelessly control your music and rooms.
Your music can come from an Internet service like Pandora Internet radio or Spotify®, or from a computer or hard drive that's attached to your home network. You don't have to comb through stacks of CDs to find the tunes you want or settle for what's on the radio. It's easy to play one song in the family room and another in your bedroom. Or play the same music throughout the house.
With this sort of user- and décor-friendliness, today's multi-room systems provide a seamless experience of whatever sound fits the space and mood you're in. Ready to plan the perfect system for your home? Here's some food for thought.
Wired, wireless, or a bit of both?
If you're building a new house (or thoroughly renovating an old one), you have the perfect opportunity to conceal speakers and wires in your walls and ceilings. It can be done surgically in an existing home, but it's not easy work for a do-it-yourselfer. For details, see our in-wall wiring guide.
A wireless system is an obvious choice for an existing home, but may also be the best platform for a new home. Sonos is the trendsetting market leader, but challengers are emerging. The parent company of NAD and PSB recently introduced the Bluesound audiophile-grade wireless system. For a small-scale system, Apple's AirPlay® technology may be a good option. It's built into many receivers and powered speakers.
For a large home, especially one in which you want to conceal the gear as much as possible, consider a hybrid system that includes a mix of wireless components and concealed wiring for in-wall or ceiling speakers. All of the hardware can be hidden away in a utility room or equipment closet, yet you still can enjoy the convenience of the touchscreen remote control app and the music service options provided by a wireless system.
Wireless systems
Today's wireless systems are popular for good reason. Installation and setup takes minutes. They don't have to involve a bulky and complicated home theater receiver. You can easily carry a wireless speaker from one room to the next. And you can take the entire system with you when you move.
Video: See how a Sonos system fits into a typical home
You'll need some or all of the following wireless system components:
- A network bridge or access point to connect the system to your home network and your high-speed Internet service.
- Self-powered wireless speakers.
- Wireless amplifier modules.
- A wireless music source module that connects to your home theater or home stereo system.
- Some type of remote control
Your choice of components for a given room depends on the size and layout of the room and the kind of listening you'll do in that room. Are you looking for quiet background music, raucous party tunes, or high fidelity?
Hybrid systems that include both wireless and wired components
A common misconception about the Sonos wireless system is that you must have Sonos hardware in every room. And that notion can be a deal-killer if ceiling speakers are all you can get away with in the dining room and the formal living room. Fortunately, it's not the case.
The solution is to locate one or more Sonos CONNECT:AMP modules in your utility room and run speaker wires from there to the ceiling speakers in the dining room and the living room.
Your system might also include several other Sonos components that are located elsewhere. For instance, you might have a PLAYBAR and a Sonos SUB for TV sound and music in the family room. You could put PLAY:5 or PLAY:3 powered speakers in bedrooms and any other spaces in which the hardware fits nicely.
Now let's turn our attention to your outdoor zone. Say you need several weatherproof speakers to evenly distribute sound about the pool and patio areas. You'll play the same music through all of your outdoor speakers, so you only need one Sonos component for this zone. But outdoor speakers require a lot of power, so you don't want to rely on a single 2-channel amplifier.
In this scenario, you might pair a non-powered CONNECT module with a multi-channel amplifier. Place them in the utility room along with the CONNECT:AMP modules serving the living and dining rooms. Get an equipment rack or cabinet to keep things organized in the utility room.
Are high volume and sound quality important to you?
For low-volume background sound, small, low-cost speakers will suffice. Here are some tips for zones in which you want high volume and/or high fidelity sound:
- Put two Sonos PLAY:5 powered speakers in one room. Configure them in stereo mode, and add a Sonos SUB for deep bass impact.
- Use a Sonos CONNECT module as a music source in your home theater or stereo system.
- Bluesound – a wireless system designed with audiophiles in mind.
- In a hybrid or wired system, choose high-end speakers. Just make sure you meet their power requirements.
- If you plan to play music files stored on a computer or networked storage device, use "lossless" files (even if you have to re-rip your favorite CDs). If you're playing Internet radio stations or online music services, look for stations and service options that provide the highest possible quality.
Wired systems
A well-planned wired system that goes in during construction or renovation can add significant value to your home. Wireless systems are becoming far more popular, but some people find a traditional wired system with in-wall controls easier to live with than a system that involves a home network and a smartphone or tablet.
Installation of a wired system can be daunting for a do-it-yourselfer. Most people will want an electrician or an audio/video installer to do the pre-wiring and installation. Crutchfield's A/V Design Group can help you plan your system.
70-volt systems for commercial buildings
Wired systems are also good for commercial applications, such as a dentist's office or a coffee shop. A traditional stereo system is good in a very small office or shop, where there are only a few sets of speakers.
In a larger commercial building, a 70-volt system is usually the most cost-effective, practical, and safest solution. There are several reasons why 70-volt systems make sense for most commercial installations:
- One amp can drive many speakers without using a complex wiring scheme.
- It's easy to set different volume levels in different listening areas.
- You use lighter, less expensive speaker wire and much less wire overall.
- Easy system expansion — just add more speakers to an existing chain.
Every commercial audio distribution system should be custom-designed to fit the intended spaces and uses, so you'll want to consult with a system designer. Your system designer will help you determine several things:
- How many independent zones of sound make sense for your purposes.
- Which amplifiers you'll need to achieve the volume you desire in each space.
- How many speakers you'll need in each room.
- What types of speakers are best for each room or outdoor area, and whether you want them recessed in the ceilings or mounted to brackets on the walls.
- How and where to connect music sources, microphones, volume controls, and other components.
For help choosing the right gear for a commercial installation, contact a system designer at 1.800.315.2758. Your designer can prepare a free system proposal that inlcudes a list of items for each room, as well as a link to a pre-filled shopping cart for easy ordering. To learn more about commercial audio, read our guide to 70-volt systems.
What type of system is best for you?
Below we'll explore the pros and cons of two types of wired systems. First, we'll look at setups that use the multi-zone outputs of a home theater receiver. Then we'll discuss separate music-only systems.
Home theater receiver with multi-zone capability
Audio for two rooms using "A" and "B" speaker outputs.
Most modern receivers have speaker outputs for an second room. Many connect to a home network for access to Internet music sources. Remote control apps for smartphones and tablets are becoming much more commonplace. These features make a simple receiver-based system a satisfactory solution in some situations. But there are many drawbacks to this approach:
- With some receivers, you can't play all of your surround channels in your main room while playing stereo music in another.
- There may be some restrictions on which music sources you can play in the second room.
- If the receiver doesn't have a "party mode" and you play the same music simultaneously in the main and remote rooms, the sound may be out of sync.
- Routing the speaker wires from the remote room to the home theater room can lock you into a room layout. If you decide to reconfigure the home theater room, what will you do with the wires for the second room?
Separate multi-room system for music only
If you're planning a system that will serve more than one additional zone, and you expect to use it a lot, we recommend keeping the home theater system separate from the multi-room music system. It's simpler and safer.
There are at least four different ways to build a foundation for your wired music-only system:
- A multi-channel power amplifier with wall-mounted volume controls in each room or zone.
- A multi-zone receiver with wall mounted keypads for remote control of your music sources.
- A multi-zone hub that routes music signals to powered keypads.
- With a speaker selector or impedance-matching volume controls, several pairs of speakers can be hooked up to a two-channel amp. Be careful, though, as most speaker selectors are meant to be used only with an amp capable of driving a low-impedance speaker load.
Regardless of the approach you take, you'll also need one or more music sources, such as a stereo receiver, a CD changer, or an iPod. And, of course, you'll need in-wall or ceiling speakers for each room or music zone.
Systems with simple wall-mounted volume controls require speaker wiring only. Systems with keypads also require CAT-5 wiring and infrared "flashers" to relay remote control commands to your music source components. Some keypads have a screen that displays "metadata" (album, artist, and song information).
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What music sources are best for your system?
Multi-zone control with a Marantz receiver's remote app.
Playing the music files stored on your computer is a good option for many systems, but there are a few drawbacks. The computer must be turned on, of course. And if you have a large library, your computer's hard drive might not hold all your music (particularly if you import CDs in a lossless format). Consider storing your music library on a high-capacity networked hard drive (also known as a NAS drive). You can leave it turned on, so your tunes are always instantly available.
The Bluesound system includes a component called a Vault that rips your CDs in a hi-resolution format and stores the files on a built-in drive. This takes your computer (and all the associated hassles) completely out of the equation. Unlike Sonos, the Bluesound system is fully compatible with audiophile 24-bit music files. However, your home network may not have enough bandwidth to play multiple streams of 24-bit music.
With some systems, you may be able to play the files stored on your smartphone or tablet. If you want to do this in a receiver-based system, make sure the receiver can play your phone or tablet music in the second zone. Many receivers play only analog sources through the second zone outputs.
When choosing a wireless system or a receiver, make sure it's compatible with your favorite music streaming services.
Next steps
Jot down some notes about which rooms you want music in, as well as what kind of sound and what kind of speakers you want in each one. Think about whether you want to simultaneously play different music in different rooms. Consider whether you want to use a wireless device such as a smartphone or tablet as your system controller. Continue your research by reading more Crutchfield articles about multi-room audio.
How much will it cost?
Per-room costs can vary from a few hundred to $1,000 or more. Here are some examples:
|Apartment dweller's 3-room AirPlay system
|AirPlay receiver for the living room
|Pair of bookshelf speakers
|AirPlay speaker for master bedroom
|AirPlay speaker for guest bedroom
|6-room wireless system
|Network Bridge
|6 wireless powered speakers ($400 each)
|6-room hybrid system
|6 wireless amplified music source components
|6 in-wall volume controls ($100 each)
|6 pairs of ceiling speakers ($200 a pair)
|In-wall wire
|Equipment rack
To get some expert advice and a free system proposal for your home, call our A/V Design Group at 1-800-555-9407. Our Audio/Video Designers can help you put together the ideal system — from planning the wire runs to picking out speakers. Plus, our tech support specialists can help you through your installation step-by-step.
Our Audio/Video Designers can send you a proposal that lists all the products you'll need for each room.
Michael from Bear, DEPosted on 5/28/2015 9:12:28 PM
Call it wireless if you want, but there is always a cord! Batteries Do Not Charge Themselves. So wireless is not honestly wireless! This really needs to be addressed when considering Bluetooth or wifi speakets.
Dave TaylorPosted on 7/14/2015 10:01:43 PM
Looking for a multi-room music system for a vacation rental home. Different people/users in and out all the time. Needs to be easy to use, reliable and ideally work with an iPod or smartphone as a source. Had been thinking Sonos but looking for input/proposal. Property layout - would like speaker(s) in each to be controlled separately or together as desired by user: - living room - kitchen - 4 bedrooms - pool/yard area Thanks!
KennyPosted on 8/11/2015 5:21:33 PM
I just bought a newer home with speakers and volume controls in every room. Everything is wired back to a technology room. Problem is that all the electronics were remove from tech room. How do I determine what I need to get everything back up and working.
SATISH CHARY from WichitaPosted on 9/2/2015 8:13:17 AM
Would like to have wireless speakers for the whole house and also have music played via computer or smart phone or tablets. 4 bedrooms, basement, hart room and living room. Also should have a way to control each room music selection.
Artie from Los AngelesPosted on 12/6/2015 12:55:43 AM
Kenny - I had the same situation as you - big bundle of wires, not connected. I bought a Fluke Pro3000 Tone Generator and Probe Kit ($80). There are others - Greenlee, Klein, etc. If you've ever watched a landline telephone repair guy trying to find the right set of wires, this is the equipment they use. There's a box with 2 alligator clamps, which you attach to a speaker wire. Push a button once, you get a steady tone. If the wire leads to a speaker, the speaker will emit that tone. Push the button again, you will get a series of different musical tones, like a car alarm. This is how I found and labeled the majority of the wires. The second piece of the kit is the listening device. If there's no speaker at the end of a wire, then the listener has a very sensitive microphone, that will pick up the tone from the cable itself. If you know where cables terminate, you can just place the listener next to each cable, until you hear the tone. If you connect red clip to red wire, and black clip to black wire, the listener can pick up a signal within 3-6 inches away from the wire. You can also attach the black clip to ground, or to a helper, and that increases the sensitivity tremendously - also resulting in some false positives. Take a look at YouTube for some informative videos on how to use this equipment.
Charles from DenverPosted on 3/3/2016 10:18:21 AM
Is there a wireless system that can push TV audio out to the other speakers? I have looked at the Monster Product lineup and similiar to a lot of systems they are only multi room systems for Music.


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Anyone else have problems with getting cell phone signal yesterday with Verizon? Sorry if someone else posted. Wife's car needed a jump start and absolutely no cell phone signal to get a hold of anyone. I had to get my son and his buddy to the WWE event at Wells Fargo so I missed the the last 8 minutes of the game. I drove to the north part of Ames nothing. I get on I-35 about a mile south of the 30/35 interchange and all of the sudden a 4G signal!! Just got a new cell phone a couple of weeks ago. Wife has Samsung stratosphere and I have the Galaxy Nexus. I have a plan through work and she has a family plan. She was complaining about no signal either. Everygame it is cell phone reception hell!!
My roomate has Verizon and he was running into the same problems.
Yeah, I had issues with this too.
This was a problem when I was on campus in 2005. Nothing new.
I had full signal yet couldn't get it to send and receive data. It seems they improved the tower situation, but there were just too many people using those towers.
Probably has nothing to do with 75,000 people in a few sq miles all using their cell phones.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
I was able to send one text. Numerous fails. No calls went through.
I just go to every game now with the assumption that I will not have signal from Sprint. I will occasionally be able to get some data connection while I'm in the stadium, but it is only when the game is actually being played. During timeouts and halftime....don't even bother.
One of the carriers will occasionally bring up a temporary cell tower to boost the signal and capacity, but I didn't see one yesterday and I'm not sure which carrier does it. Just too many people, too many smartphones trying to pull data, and very little additional capacity provided by the carriers.
My phone was fine; was on 3G the entire time. My fiance has the same phone, but didn't have 3G when sitting next to me. I don't think it's a big deal, but I wonder if a portable tower could be set up on game weekends.
Verizon here. No texts the whole time but had 4g working fine for me. I emailed people instead of texting. Never tried to call.
I have US Cellular and had poor, poor connectivity during the game. Saw a portable tower SE of Jack Trice, but it looks like the need more than one.
"It's a jungle out there kiddies. Have a very fruitful day.
J. Buffett
AT&T 3G wasn't any better. Had 2 or 3 bars on my iPad but there was no up or download. I'd shut it off and turn it back on to see if that helped. Had it working for 30 seconds a couple times but that was it between 11:30 and game time.
Didn't someone post on CF a few weeks back that they installed a temporary tower for gamedays? I really thought that would help the problem but apparently not.
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This was a problem when I was on campus in 2005. Nothing new.
Have US Cellular and couldn't use my 3G hardly at the game... Didn't really have a problem texting
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Upgrade the host OS before install and add the locale stuff (get heaps of problems if you don't):
apt-get update
apt-get install language-pack-en-base
locale-gen en_AU #change to your locale
apt-get dist-upgrade
Too check you locale settings:
locale -a -v
apt-get install libgmp3c2 sysstat sqlite3 # is needed by Zimbra
apt-get install unzip p7zip-full lzop lzma arj zoo cabextract tnef nomarch bzip2 rpm #for unpacking files in emails
apt-get install netcat-openbsd pax #need these as well
Remove all references to Apache and Sendmail via purge or autoremove
apt-get purge sendmail-bin apache2
apt-get autoremove sendmail-cf
apt-get autoremove apache2-utils
reboot #need to do this to flush system memory
Down load Zimbra FOSS and follow install instructions from Zimbra website
You should have a working system.
If the cpu usage just keeps on going up and the file /opt/zimbra/zmstat/zmstat.out just keeps on growing with Use of uninitialized value $line in pattern match (m//) at /opt/zimbra/libexec/zmstat-io line 69. then the newest PROXMOX (openvz) containers have problems with iostat.
To fix you need and older version of sysstat from the Debian site. I just downloaded from Debian -- Details of package sysstat in squeeze then extracted the file iostat by
ar -x sysstat_184.108.40.206-2_amd64.deb
tar -xvf data.tar.gz
cd ./usr/bin/
then moved the file to - cp iostat /opt/zimbra/
Modified /opt/zimbra/libexec/zmstat-io as root
# my $IOSTAT = '/usr/bin/iostat';
my $IOSTAT = '/opt/zimbra/iostat';
if (! -e $IOSTAT) {
# $IOSTAT = '/usr/sbin/iostat';
$IOSTAT = '/opt/zimbra/iostat';
restarted zmstatctl stop then zmstatctl start as su - zimbra


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Dont know whether you guys remember me or not but I've been using Zimbra since MII. I really love it!
Two months ago, I decide to deploy Zimbra Open Source for my employer, which is one of the biggest bank in my country. The bank has about 1200 users and was using qmail-ldap/squirrelMail at that time. I introduce Zimbra to the managers and they "WO" alot! So we migrate to Zimbra and the users have never been happier! I personally got a lot of "thanks" these days and I really want to forward these "thanks" to you the Zimbra team! You make the most wonderful open source product ever!
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You're all about soul and substance, so add some depth to your look with the Root Down vest from LRG. This puffer vest features an insulated shell with custom LRG camo graphics, contrasting fabric at the shoulders, dual button flap pockets with side entry, an Olympic collar and metal LRG badges.
- 100% Polyester fabric
- Contrast fabric at shoulders
- Full button storm flap
- Imported
- LRG full zip vest
- Metallic LRG labels
- Olympic collar
- Rib-knit collar interior
- Satin lining
- Two front pockets
- Imported
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