Viewsonic PX728-4k 4K Home Theatre Projector
|Viewsonic PX728-4k Projector
||Throw Ratio: 1.13~1.47:1
|Screen Size: | 16:9
|92" 204cm x 115cm
||2.4m to 2.9m
|100" 221m x 125cm
||2.5m to 3.2m
|110" 244cm x 137cm
2.8m to 3.5m
|120" 266cm x 149cm
3m to 3.9m
- True 4K HDR visual experience
- Cinema SuperColor™ Technology with 100% Rec.709
- Direct big-screen streaming via USB Type-C
- 4.2ms Ultra-Fast Input & 240Hz high refresh rate
- Warping, auto V keystone and 1.3x zoom for flexible installation
- Home automation via LAN control and 12V trigger
The PX728-4K is a 2,000 ANSI Lumens 4K home cinema projector that offers excellent value for upgrading to 4K home entertainment. Enjoy bigger, better visuals in true 4K clarity with HDR/HLG support and richer colors through Cinema SuperColor™ Technology that covers 100% Rec.709. Gaming also gets an upgrade with 4.2ms Ultra-Fast Input, a 240Hz refresh rate, and USB Type-C connectivity for direct streaming from Nintendo® Switch. Powerful warping, auto V keystone, H/V keystone, and 1.3x optical zoom make setting up a big screen of up to 300” on any surface easier than ever. Adding on to that is the LAN control capability compatible with home automation systems and 12V trigger output, making the PX728-4K a perfect addition to your smart home.
IT'S TIME TO UPGRADE TO 4K
The PX728-4K is a 2,000 ANSI Lumens 4K home cinema projector that offers excellent value for upgrading to 4K home entertainment. Enjoy bigger, better visuals in true 4K clarity with HDR/HLG support and richer colours through Cinema SuperColor™ Technology that covers 100% Rec.709. Gaming also gets an upgrade with 4.2ms Ultra-Fast Input, a 240Hz refresh rate, and USB Type-C connectivity for direct streaming from Nintendo® Switch.
See your favourite movies and games in 3840 x 2160 resolution, with true 8.3 million pixel 4K UHD resolution.
Enjoy fast-paced games thanks to a 4.2ms Ultra-Fast Input and hyper-responsive 240Hz refresh rate.
Powerful warping, auto V keystone, H/V keystone, and 1.3x optical zoom make setting up a big screen of up to 300" on any surface easier than ever.
STUNNING 4K ULTRA HD RESOLUTION
In addition to the stunningly detailed images that true 4K resolution can offer, the projector also supports HDR and HLG content to produce more dynamic images and bring flat images to life with more displayable information in the darker and brighter parts of a scene.
Imagery has been simulated for demonstration purposes.
ULTIMATE GAMING EXPERIENCE
Say goodbye to motion blur and missed attacks due to input lag! With our 4.2ms Ultra-Fast Input and hyper-responsive 240Hz refresh rate, plus the microsecond-level response time, you can game with low delay and seamless viewing of fast-moving objects and take your KDA to the next level.
4.2ms ULTRA-FAST INPUT
*To enable 4.2ms Ultra-Fast Input, turn it on in Advanced Settings and make sure the input content is with 240Hz refresh rate. When enabled, the highest resolution supported is 1080p. **The response time stated refers to the reaction time of DMD chip. Imagery has been simulated for demonstration purposes.
CINEMA SUPERCOLOR™ TECHNOLOGY
ViewSonic’s exclusive Cinema SuperColor™ Technology is able to meet 100% Rec.709 colour gamut for producing the jaw-dropping, cinematic colour you would expect at a movie theatre.
Imagery has been simulated for demonstration purposes.
ADAPTABLE TO ANY ENVIRONMENT
Equipped with a 1.3x optical zoom lens, the projector empowers users to choose the most ideal set-up location that doesn't interfere with existing interior design while still getting the desired image size.
DIRECT STREAMING AND RECHARGING
WITH USB TYPE-C
The projector's USB Type-C* connection puts a fun twist on streaming videos by allowing you to project content directly from your phone, laptop or tablet while also charging them simultaneously. You can even play Nintendo® Switch games on the big screen via direct connection without the dock.
*Only available for devices that support USB Type-C video streaming. *For iPhone and iPad, users need to buy an Apple-authorized Lightning-to-HDMI adapter for content display via the HDMI port.
SIMPLIFY YOUR HOME
WITH UNIFIED SMART SYSTEMS
The PX728-4K comes with LAN control capability that is compatible with a variety of home automation systems (incl. Control 4, Crestron, AMX, PJ Link, and Network Control), making it a perfect addition to your smart home.
Native Resolution: 3840x2160
DMD Type: DC3
Brightness: 2000 (ANSI Lumens)
Contrast Ratio with SuperEco Mode: 12000:1
Display Color: 1.07 Billion Colors
Light Source Type: Lamp
Light Source Life (hours) with Normal Mode: 4000
Light Source Life (hours) with SuperEco Mode: 20000
Lamp Watt: 240W
Lens: F=1.94-2.12, f=12-15.6mm
Projection Offset: 120%+/-6%
Throw Ratio: 1.13-1.47
Optical Zoom: 1.3x
Digital Zoom: 0.8x-2.0x
Image Size: 30"-300"
Throw Distance: 0.75m~9.76m(100"@2.50m)
Keystone: H:+/-40° , V:+/-40°
Lens Shift V. Range: Up to 20% (Digital)
Lens Shift H. Range: Up to 20% (Digital)
Audible Noise (Normal): 33dB
Audible Noise (Eco): 28dB
Input Lag: 4.2ms
Resolution Support: VGA(640 x 480) to 4K(3840 x 2160)
HDTV Compatibility: 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, 2160P
Horizontal Frequency: 15K-135KHz
Vertical Scan Rate: 23-240Hz
HDMI: 2 (HDMI 2.0b, HDCP 1.4/2.2)
USB Type C: 1 (5V/ 2A)
Audio-out (3.5mm): 1
USB Type A (Power): 1 (5V/ 1.5A)
12V Trigger (3.5mm): 1
RS232 (DB 9-pin male): 1
RJ45 (LAN control): 1
Power Supply Voltage: 100-240V+/- 10%, 50/60Hz(AC in)
Power Consumption: Normal: 310WStandby: <0.5W
Operating Temperature: 0~40℃
Net Weight: 2.8kg
Dimensions (WxDxH) with Adjustment Foot: 312x222x108mm
OSD Language: nglish, French, Spanish, Thai, Korean, German, Italian, Russian, Swedish, Dutch, Polish, Czech, T-Chinese, S-Chinese, Japanese, Turkish, Portuguese, Finnish, Indonesian, India, Arabic, Vietnamese, Greek, Total 23 languages
Power Cord: 1
USB-C Cable: 1
Remote Control: 1(w/ backlit)


‘RELEVANT, INNOVATIVE TECH’: Commissary CLICK2GO™ arrives at Langley days after agency says all stores will receive curbside service
NOTE: To see a DeCA video of the Langley rollout, click here.
JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS, Va. – Commissary CLICK2GO™, the Defense Commissary Agency’s new online ordering/curbside delivery service, officially arrived at the Langley Commissary during a June 7 ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Langley is the first commissary to get the curbside delivery service after DeCA announced June 1 it had added online payment and more product information to the program webpage. The agency also announced the service is being expanded to all stateside commissaries by the end of the year, and to overseas stores soon thereafter.
“One of the most important things I wanted to accomplish when I came onboard last year, was to establish a strong e-commerce presence, and one of those initiatives discussed was delivering an online ordering and payment curbside service across our 236 commissaries,” said Bill Moore, DeCA director and CEO. “Today, here at Langley Air Force Base, we are proud to introduce that new service to not only deliver convenience, but savings as well.”
Customers use a computer or mobile device to make their orders online where they select from commissary products based on the store’s stock assortment. After products are selected, the shopper selects a pickup time and pays for their order. At their appointed time, customers park in designated parking spaces where commissary workers bring their groceries.
Base leadership was excited for the arrival of the new service, along with the convenience it brings to commissary beneficiaries, according to Lt. Col. Jomia Blas, 633rd Force Support Squadron commander.
“It’s an incredible capability that will yield significant dividends for airmen and their families,” Blas said. “We talk a lot about the changes happening outside the gate, but to see this kind of relevant, innovative technology come to the base means our airmen and their families can conveniently buy the things they need, which will ensure a higher level of mission readiness.”
Some of the features of Commissary CLICK2GO are:
- Easy-to-use navigation and search functions to help customers plan healthy meals and take care of their family’s needs
- Enhanced product information
- Robust recipe features
- Featured sales and promotions
- Upgraded mobile-friendly experience
As part of an introductory offer, the service will be free during the first 30 days of operation. After that, a $4.95 service fee will be applied for each order as it is at other Commissary CLICK2GO locations.
PHOTO CAPTION: A customer at the Langley Commissary receives his groceries while DeCA Director and CEO Bill Moore looks on. (DeCA photo: Keith Desbois)
About DeCA: The Defense Commissary Agency operates a worldwide chain of commissaries providing groceries to military personnel, retirees and their families in a safe and secure shopping environment. Commissaries provide a military benefit, saving authorized patrons thousands of dollars annually on their purchases compared to similar products at commercial retailers. The discounted prices include a 5-percent surcharge, which covers the costs of building new commissaries and modernizing existing ones. A core military family support element, and a valued part of military pay and benefits, commissaries contribute to family readiness, enhance the quality of life for America’s military and their families, and help recruit and retain the best and brightest men and women to serve their country.


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CoreLogic: June MarketPulse Report: 'Generation Renter' Millennials Impacting the First-Time Home Buying Market
In this month's issue, CoreLogic Deputy Chief Economist Sam Khater makes several observations about the millennial generation in an article called "Generation Renter." Also, Senior Economist Katie Dobbyn evaluates recent activity from institutional investors in four popular markets.
This month's edition also features commentary by CoreLogic President and CEO Anand Nallathambi who considers the shifting demographics and the health of homebuyers today. He further reiterates that we are in the middle of a historic reset in the mortgage market driven by weak economic growth, as well as a number of other factors.
Additional key findings in the June MarketPulse report include:
- REO inventory is on the rise, reaching 430,000 properties in March of 2014.
- As of April 2014, year-over-year home price increase still in double-digits at 10.5 percent.
- Overall institutional investor share is falling in many markets, but prices, demand and supply remain attractive in Atlanta, Charlotte, Miami and Phoenix.
MarketPulse article content consists of a selection of recently published research, analytics and commentary from the CoreLogic Insights Blog. To view additional content and sign up to receive updates, please visit http://www.corelogic.com/blog.
For a full copy of the June CoreLogic MarketPulse report, including a complete set of data and charts, visit http://www.corelogic.com/research/the-market-pulse/marketpulse_2014-june.pdf.
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The essential reference work to the traditions of Maori canoes that voyaged to New Zealand – including lists of the waka, names of crew members and vessels, karakia and waiata, and maps. A must for lovers of history, students of Maori and nautical enthusiasts.

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Prince George Spruce Kings forward Corey Cunningham has been named the BCHL Player of the Week for the week ending Mar. 31, the league announced Monday.
The 17-year-old scored three goals and added one assist over the weekend to propel PG to a 2-0 series lead over the Victoria Grizzlies in their third-round matchup.
In Game 1 on Friday, Cunningham assisted on Dylan Anhorn’s first-period goal, then scored one himself on a beautiful backhand deke around Grizzlies goalie Kurtis Chapman which gave the Spruce Kings a 4-0 lead. They would go on to win 4-2 and Cunningham was named third star of the game. In Game 2 the following night, the Prince George native scored 2:10 into the second period to tie the game at one, then later in the frame he scored the eventual game-winner with under two minutes to go as the Spruce Kings won again by a score of 4-2. He was named first star.
Cunningham now has four goals and four assists for eight points in 11 playoff games, tying him for sixth in playoff scoring on his team.
Wenatchee Wild F PJ Fletcher: 2GP, 3G, 2nd star, FortisBC Energy Player of the Game
Victoria Grizzlies F Cameron Thompson: 3GP, 2G, 2A
Vernon Vipers F Josh Latta: 3GP, 3G, 1st star, 2nd star

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The Ondo State Government has cleared the air on its plans to legalize Marijuana in the state.
The governor of Ondo who spoke through the Commissioner for Information, Yemi Olowolabi, said the state government was in the process of making it legal.
Akeredolu also warned that cannabis cultivation is yet to be legalised as opposed to reports making the rounds.
He said the collaboration with the NDLEA was an indication of Federal Government’s consent to the cultivation of the crop in the state.
“We are still at the elementary stage of this matter. Before we legalise cannabis growing in this state, it has to pass through certain procedures and we have begun the procedures.
“The assistance we seek from the Federal Government is the collaboration we already have with the NDLEA, which is an agency of the government.
“Since we are dealing with the NDLEA, we are dealing with the Federal Government.”


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Its time to start planning for the summer and there are so many things to do with the family this year in the Boyne Valley. From adventure parks to great walking and cycling trails and everything in between. If you are thinking of a summer camp for the kids this year then the Boyne Valley is the place to be- choose from a great range of accommodation in the region and let the kids enjoy some time in the great outdoors! This means some free time for the Mammies and Daddies to discover the Boyne Valley too! Here are our five great summer camps for this year in the Boyne Valley.
Navan adventure centre summer camps are suitable for kids from ages 6 to 11 years (from 5 years if coming with older sibling). The camps are available on July 4th to 6th, July 18th to 20th, August 8th to 10th and August 15th to 17th. The camp includes cool science experiments including making slime, archery, off road pedal go-karting, bouncy inflatables area, human foosball, and lots more! Memories will be made at this great summer camp this. Make sure to book in advance to avoid disappointment.
If your kids love the water, then this is the perfect summer camp for them. Kids camps at Boyne Valley activities are suitable for kids aged 9 to 12 and for teenagers aged 13 to 15. The camps are running through the summer from Tuesday to Friday from 9.30am to 12.45pm. Their sit-on-top kayaks are designed for beginners, so you don’t need to have kayaked before. Their certified canoe Ireland instructors will run through the basics with them before they bring them on the water. There is so much fun to be enjoyed here this summer!
Cook Camp Summer 2022 at Lismullin Cookery Schools runs from the 12th -15th July for 5th - 6th Class Pupils. This is a great summer camp for the little chefs in your house. Each day, kids can watch the chefs demonstrate an exciting, healthy, and delicious meal. Then it will be the kid’s opportunity to prepare, cook and taste the results of their work. Finally, each day they will have something special to bring home to the family. This is a win win for everyone. Book in advance as the places sell out fast.
A magical experience awaits your kids this summer at Causey Farm summer camps. Their 4 day summer camps will be running this year for 6 weeks on the following dates: July 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th & August 8th & 15th, Monday - Thursday, 9.30am - 2.30pm daily. Activities include Trail-Blazing- follow the secret signs with guides who will take you beyond civilisation. Survival Day- depend on your wits and your team to make it back to the campsite. Creative Workshops—clay modelling, giant-bubble blowing, a bodhrán workshop, graffiti art. River Trail—follow the stream as it meanders through the farm and use your engineering skills to build a dam to direct the flow of the water and so much more. Places book out well in advance so get booking today.
This summer, let their creative side shine through with one of four kids’ camps at the Solstice Arts centre.
- The Artistic Explorers Summer Camp runs from the 6th to the 8th of July from 10am – 12pm. This is suitable for kids aged 8 – 12 years. Get ready to explore the artworks in the gallery through drawing, print and sculpture in this multimedia summer camp.
- Navan School of Ballet Summer Camp runs from Monday 11th to Friday 15th of July. Camp 1 is suitable for kids aged 3 - 4 years and camp 2 is suitable for aged 5 - 8 years. The camp includes preparing choreography and working on a performance for parents at the end of the week.
- Addicted To Dance Performing Arts Summer Camp runs from Monday 18th – Sat 23rd of July. Suitable for ages 4 – 7 and ages 8 – 12. This camp includes training in dance, drama, singing and musical theatre with plenty of games and confidence building! Children should bring a light snack and drink each day.
- Crafty Summer Camp with Creative Genie runs from Tuesday 26th to Thursday 28th of July and from Tuesday 9th – Thursday 11th of August and is suitable for children aged 5 – 10 years. Join Trisha from Creative Genie for a summer camp full of crafting! During this camp you will learn lots of new skills like weaving, beading, painting, modelling and more. All materials are provided, all you need is a sense of adventure, a small snack and drink.
There really is something for everyone at the Solstice Arts centre this summer.
The Boyne Valley really is the place to be this summer with lots of cool camps to attend and of course plenty of other activities to keep them occupied. Read our blog post here on ten great things to do with the family this summer.
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MERSEYSIDE’S police union believes it is only a matter of time before cracks between the force and the Government start to impact on local streets.
Yesterday the Home Secretary’s choice to be the new national inspector of police caused fury among rank-and-file officers.
Theresa May has picked lawyer and former rail regulator Tom Winsor as her choice for the £200,000-a-year post as Chief Inspector of Constabulary – less than a month after 35,000 officers marched on London in protest at Mr Winsor’s recent review into their pay and conditions amid government cuts.
And Mrs May’s willingness to adopt many of his recommendations, leading to pay cuts for some, saw her heckled and booed at the Police Federation annual conference.
Merseyside’s Federation today said Mr Winsor’s proposed appointment would only push morale lower than it already is.
Secretary Ian Leyland said: “Some 35,000 off duty police officers last month marched against the cuts to policing and the recommendations made in his report. This was indicative of the lack of confidence that rank-and -file officers have in him.
“I think it will be very difficult for him to overcome this and consider it indicative of a Home Secretary who does not want to work with the service to reform policing but impose change without effective consultation.
“I think in time the relationship between rank- and-file officers and the government, who are ultimate employers, will impact on the service we provide to the public.
“Morale is already extremely low and this controversial decision will certainly not assist.”
If his appointment is agreed, Mr Winsor will become the first person from a non-police back- ground to hold the post in its 156-year history.


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Compared with wired charging, wireless charging has irreplaceable advantages. When you are working or studying, put your phone on the desk, and you can resurrect with full blood when you leave. This kind of non-perceptual experience is also the reason why many users regard wireless charging as just a need. So, what are the popular models that support wireless charging in the near future? Take a look.
OPPO Find X3 series
After the Find X2 series was released last year, many small partners said that if there was wireless charging, it would be great. No, the Find X3 series has arranged 30W AirVOOC wireless flash charging for everyone, which has both speed and convenience. In terms of wired connection, the Find X3 series uses 65W SuperVOOC super flash charge, which can charge up to 40% in 10 minutes. Even if the time is very urgent, it can quickly return blood.
In addition to charging, the Find X3 series also has a built-in 4500mAh large battery. The new 120Hz dynamic refresh rate can further reduce the screen power consumption by 50%, further extending battery life. Dual IMX 766 main camera, 60x super macro lens, Snapdragon 888 mobile platform (Find X3 is Snapdragon 870), and full-link 10bit color performance are also the advantages of this phone that cannot be ignored.
iPhone 12 series
iPhone is the industry’s earliest model equipped with wireless charging. The iPhone 12 series released last year also brings an unprecedented wireless charging experience. iPhone 12 introduced Magsafe design on the mobile phone for the first time, miniaturizing the wireless charging board and adding a magnetic design. With a snap, the phone charging starts.
Compared with previous models, Magsafe will also increase the wireless charging power to a maximum of 15W, and the charging speed will be faster.
Not long ago, the Mi 10 series also brought a brand new version-Mi 10S. As before, Mi 10S supports 30W wireless fast charging. The official claim is that it only takes 69 minutes to fully charge 100%, which is comparable to the wired charging of some models.
In addition, Xiaomi 10S also brings a number of upgrades. The higher-performance Snapdragon 870 flagship processor has also added symmetrical dual speakers tuned by Harman Kardon, and the wired charging speed has also been increased to 33W, further enhancing the overall strength.


Four spring cleaning tips to save money on energy
After a long winter indoors, spring is a popular time for Canadians to refresh their space with a deep, thorough cleaning.
As homeowners make their ‘to do’ list this spring, they should remember to include their indoor comfort systems. Taking care of your home’s heating and cooling system will help create a comfortable environment while saving money for your family. This spring, the Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada (HRAI) is offering tips for homeowners to refresh their indoor environments, while taking control of the maintenance and efficiency of their home’s valuable HVAC system.
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1. Get Rid of Dust
A dirty filter reduces air flow, forcing your HVAC system to work harder. By simply replacing the furnace filters on a regular basis, energy use can be reduced by up to 15 per cent. Eliminating dust build-up in the air circulation system (including vents) is also important, and don’t forget to clean the exhaust fans in bathrooms and kitchens, which can have an effect on the efficiency of air flow throughout the home.
2. Commission a Home Energy Evaluation
Audit can seem like a scary concept, but when it comes to a home energy evaluation or “audit”, the results can be very beneficial. By engaging a certified professional, homeowners will learn where energy is being lost and can realize significant cost savings on home energy bills, often up to 30 per cent, while improving the resale value of the home. In many provinces, government rebates are offered for this important service.
3. Pay Attention to AC Noise Levels
For many homeowners, spring cleaning is the first time in the season their home’s thermostat makes the switch from heat’ to ‘cool.’ When first utilizing air conditioning this spring, there are some telltale signs that your system is in need of immediate maintenance or repair. Excessive levels of noise from the fans or compressors or vibration from the cabinet unit, are indications that you should call in the professionals. Identifying these issues early allows homeowners to mitigate their repair costs and save from a complete system failure.
4. Schedule your Bi-Annual Maintenance
Your home’s HVAC system is a major investment, with replacement costs which can add up to $10,000 and more. Protect your investment by scheduling maintenance on your system at least twice a year using a trained, certified professional, such as the technicians found in HRAI’s online database. Visit our Contractor Locator page for more information.
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In the established five-gear manual transmission model, there is coupling of finite element model, and the number of degrees of freedom of finite element model is huge. In order to improve the calculation ability, component mode synthesis (CMS) proposed by Craig and Bampton is used for dynamic reduction.The greatest advantage of this method is that it can greatly reduce the data of finite element models, which is dependent on the frequency range concerned and independent of the degree of freedom. In addition, if a component is consistent at different mode frequencies, only one solution is required.Unlike the Guyan method, the CMS method incorporates both mass and speed.
For components without damping, the equation of motion is:
Craig-Bampton transformation (cb) is defined as dividing the degrees of freedom of a flexible finite element model into boundary degrees of freedom UB (also called connection degrees of freedom) and internal degrees of freedom uL, which are preserved intact without mode transformation.That is to say,
By combining the two formulas, one can obtain:
Define the mass and stiffness matrix:
Finally, the dynamic motion equation considering damping is written by using C-B transformation:
The reduction process is carried out when super-elements are formed in finite element analysis. The external joint retained when establishing the flexible super-element model is the connection point when merging into the multi-body model. Its degree of freedom is the degree of boundary freedom in the CMS method. Through the connection point, various boundary conditions can be established in the multi-body model.When a super-unit is converted into a multi-body model, the flexible body is written as a modal neutral file (MNF). At this point, the orthogonal mode transformation is performed to remove the rigid body mode and retain all the information of the flexible body mode.


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If you’ve read my matched betting blog then you’ll know I’m a big advocate for matched betting. Matched betting is a way of extracting a profit from the free bet offers that bookies regularly offer. In short, you use a mathematical equation to cover all outcomes in order to extract a profit from the free bet. But it’s not complicated as companies like Profit Accumulator have step-by-step instructions and software that does all the calculations for you.
It’s a great way to make extra income from home in your spare time. Whilst you may have read my own matched betting story already, I also want to reassure you that there are many success stories from other bloggers who have tried matched betting. In this blog post I will share real life matched betting stories from other bloggers.
I started matched betting for an extra source of income when I decided to go self-employed full-time. I was worried I needed some extra income sources, so took the plunge and tried matched betting, even though I wasn’t sure if it was a con at the time! Luckily it wasn’t and it gave me some extra cash for our family finances every month for two years.
I made £5685.15 cash from home in 26 months using Profit Accumulator as a total beginner to sports and the world of betting. You can try a few offers for free without entering any credit card details in their free trial. Easily follow their step-by-step guides and videos. I didn’t 'get it' but I followed their instructions and made over £5600 in two years in as little as 30 minutes a week!
The amount you can make really can vary as you’ll see below as other matched bettors share what they’ve made. You can easily make £1000 very quickly, in a couple of months and continue to make anywhere from £100 to £500 per month ongoing. One blogger has even made £100,000 in four years thanks to some of the casino offers!
Read on to discover how much money others have successfully made from matched betting and why you should check out Profit Accumulator to start your own matched betting success.
Successful matched betting stories
1. Michelle - £100-£400 per month
"When I first found out about Matched Betting I was so scared to try it but what I found was that following the instructions was fairly simple and it fits perfectly around the other money making I do from home. I don’t do it regularly but just a few hours here or there when I feel like it has earned me on average between £100-£400 per month." timeandpence.com
2. Josie - £1000s in 2 years
"I was really unsure about matched betting to start with because I was worried my not so great maths would be a problem but it turned out not to be. The real skill needed for matched betting is simply following the instructions carefully and methodically and I’m good at that! I did it regularly for around two years and made thousands of pounds, before stopping because my freelance work increased too much for me to carry on. It’s definitely something I’d go back to in the future if I needed to earn some extra money." methemandtheothers.com
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"I’ve made over £35,000+ over 4 years. Typically I aimed to make £300-£500 a month but some months I made much more when the opportunities were there or I was fortunate with casino wins. I liked the fact it’s tax free profit. It’s also extremely flexible in that there’s always something that can be attempted any time of day. Final point is that it’s really easy to pick up thanks to the beginner friendly subscription services (I use PA). Even though I do less now I always have some form of matched betting in my mix of side income." moneysavvydaddy.com
4. Emma - £1000 in 3 months
"I first gave matched betting a go while I was a student. I wanted to earn some quick money and take the pressure off having to work during exam season! I managed to earn between £300-£500 a month for 3 months, which gave me £1000 to tide me over during my exams!" beemoneysavvy.com
5. Jennifer - £10,000 in 1 year
"I started matched betting out of curiosity but it quickly became my hobby. In my first year, I made just under £10k but have since slowed down. Now it's about £300 per month, leading to a total of £11,800." monethalia.com
6. Katy - £100,000 in 4 years
"I have made in excess of £100,000 in 4 years thanks to a couple of lucky wins! I’m using the money to buy a house!" katykicker.com
Wow, what a lot of amazing matched betting success stories from other bloggers! It’s the perfect side hustle to do alongside any other job as you can literally check and do offers in your spare time.
Check out all my matched betting blog posts below to answer some of the FAQs you might have and see it featured in some top publications to prove its legitimacy. Profit Accumulator can honestly explain how it works much better than me, but you don’t need to understand the maths to make a profit as they’ll hold your hand and show you exactly what to do using their user-friendly software.7
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- Our local league has given our local based players a good platform to stay in competition shape and the foreign legion led by star opposite Sharon Chepchumba is also enjoying rich form abroad.
- KVF should now put it’s house in order and set the ball rolling. The clock is ticking!
This year’s Paris Olympic qualification tournament will see the top 24 teams according to FIVB rankings battle it out for the 11 available slots.
China, Japan and Poland will stage the women’s event from 16-24 September, while Brazil, China and Japan are set to host the men’s Olympic Qualification Tournaments from 30 September to 8 October 2023.
Tunisia and Egypt will represent Africa in the men’s category but there will be no representative in the ladies category since both Kenya and Cameroon are ranked 30th and 31st respectively in the latest FIVB rankings, outside the required 24.
Twelve teams per gender will participate in the Olympic volleyball competition at the Olympic Games Paris 2024.
As the host nation, France, the current men’s Olympic volleyball champions, has secured its place in both the men’s and women’s competitions.
The other 11 quota places per gender will be allocated via a two-step qualification process that ensures the best volleyball nations can participate at the event while observing the principle of universality.
In particular, six Olympic quota places per gender will be contested during the Olympic Qualification Tournaments where the top 24 teams as per the FIVB Volleyball Senior World Ranking (WR) not yet qualified will be split into three pools of eight teams. The top two teams of each pool will then qualify for Paris 2024.
The remaining five Olympic places per gender will be filled by selecting the top five not yet qualified teams in the FIVB World Ranking as of the end of the preliminary phase of the Volleyball Nations League 2024.
To guarantee the principle of universality, these teams will be selected as per the following order of priority: 1) The team(s) from a continent(s) without a qualified team(s) and 2) Top team(s) not yet qualified.
While the principle of universality means each continent must have representation at the 2024 Summer Olympics, this remains Kenya’s only sure route to Paris. But the sole slot reserved for Africa will only be given to the top ranked nation by close of the international calendar next year.
This means Kenya has to ensure it maintains top spot in Africa in the run-up to the Paris Olympics. To achieve this, Kenya has to perform well at this year’s Africa Nations Championship and perhaps dethrone Cameroon who have won the title for the last three editions.
Winning this tournament will not only mean Kenya reinforces its status as the top ranked nation in Africa but also earn us more invaluable ranking points which will take Malkia Strikers closer to claiming the universality slot to Paris Olympics.
There is an outside chance that Kenya, by virtue of being the top ranked country in Africa, might get the opportunity to play at this year’s FIVB Challenger Cup which is a qualifier to the lucrative Volleyball Nations League.
KVF should rally support from the Ministry of Sports, NOC-K and corporate sponsors to ensure Kenya confirms participation in this tournament.
While qualifying for the VNL could be a tall order given the quality of opposition, participating will certainly earn Kenya more FIVB ranking points that will further consolidate Malkia Strikers’ status as number one in Africa.
FIVB is keen to support Kenya’s road to Paris through the transformational Volleyball Empowerment Programme. It’s up to KVF to put its house in order by concluding the small matter of elections and shift focus to according Malkia Strikers the much-needed support for this mission.
Cameroon have already begun preparations under coach Jean Rene Akono as he continues rebuilding his team.
Our local league has given our local based players a good platform to stay in competition shape and the foreign legion led by star opposite Sharon Chepchumba is also enjoying rich form abroad.
KVF should now put it’s house in order and set the ball rolling. The clock is ticking!

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Institute alternative (IA) concluded on May 29, within WeBER project, agreements with five Montenegrin NGOs which will monitor public administration reform at the local level in the following period.
IDM Albania, in the framework of the WeBER project and in cooperation with the Visegrad Fund, organized the three-day seminar for CSOs “Effective monitoring of public policies” on 24-26 May 2017 in Durres, Albania.
The Small Grant Facility is a part of the WeBER project funded by the European Union represented by the European Commission and co-financed by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Serbia.
On 10th and 11th of May 2017, Group for Legal and Political Studies (GLPS) has organized two-day seminar for the Civil Society Organizations in Kosovo on the topic: “Effective Monitoring of Public Policies”
Foreign Policy Initiative (FPI BH), within the framework of the WeBER project, and in cooperation with the Visegrad Fund, had organized a seminar „Efficient Monitoring of Public Policies - Seminar for Civil Society Organizations (National Working Groups)“.
European Policy Centre, within the framework of the WeBER project, and in cooperation with the Visegrad Fund, organized a seminar “Effective monitoring of public policies”. The seminar was held in Novi Sad, April 19-22.

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Sunday, September 04, 2022
In Internet was recently divided after it surfaced that a couple had named their baby girl "pakora" which is the Urdu term for fritters.
According to a news article by Khaleej Times, a famous eatery in Newtownabbey in Ireland — instead of promoting a new deal or addition to their menu — announced that a British couple who visits them regularly has named their newborn daughter after the fritters they offer as part of their South Asian cuisine.
The restaurant also shared a picture of the baby girl named "Pakora" on Facebook, captioning it as:
“Now this is a first... Welcome to the world Pakora! We can’t wait to meet you! xx.”
Netizens were amused to see the post. They extended their heartiest congratulations to the new parents and even wrote funny comments.
One user cited by the publication wrote:
“My favourite things to eat during my two pregnancies were banana popsicles and watermelon. Thank god, I used the sense I was born with and didn’t name my kids after them”.
Later on, however, India Today ran a fact-check and revealed that the couple had not named their daughter pakora. "The entire thing was a funny joke made by a restaurant owner in the UK," the article read.
Per the article, once the news went viral, and garnered a lot of attention from Netizens, the owner of The Captain's Table, Hilary Braniff, issue a clarification and revealed that she had only joked about it just to "bring a little cheer to the industry due to the rising costs and increasing energy bills."
She added that she the post was just meant to brighten up people's day. Braniff claimed that she just wanted to share a post and brighten up people's day.
According to the article, the baby in the photo was not even the child in question but the restaurant owner's granddaughter named Grace. "I just thought I would do a post - my two favourite things in the world are chicken pakora and my baby granddaughter. I thought I would combine the two things for a bit of fun really," she said.


NATICK – With numerous nervous town employees looking on, selectmen Monday adopted a section of state law that allows for a new process to negotiate health insurance and lets the town look at more potential health insurance options.
Selectmen adopted a law that allows health insurance to be negotiated through a multi-step process that includes a committee made up of representatives of retirees and each union.
The process also allows the town to enter the state’s Group Insurance Commission, though some selectmen said they recognize that may not be the correct course.
Selectman Rick Jennett said officials hope to use this process to get information out there and bring everyone to the table.
“This is about everybody together,” Jennett said. “Let’s pull together. Let’s listen. Let’s talk.”
Deputy Town Administrator Jeff Towne said health insurance costs have been skyrocketing. The town is looking overall at a roughly $4 million budget gap in fiscal 2017 and about $7 million in fiscal 2018, he said.
“We have to look at everything across the board … and do what’s right for the town as a whole,” Towne said.
Several union representatives said they worried about changing how health insurance is negotiated.
Kevin Delehanty, a representative of the police officers' union, said the new process hurts his union’s ability to advocate for its members. The Police Department, for example, has two members with children who have had cancer, something another union may not face.
Delehanty said union officials recognize the burden the town faces paying for health insurance.
“We have been working with the town to try to reduce costs for health insurance,” Delehanty said. “We all know it’s been tough out there.”
Jim Aruajo, a Natick High School teacher, encouraged selectmen to vote against adopting the law and continue working to find savings through the normal collective bargaining process with each union.
Employees also had questions about the process for changing health insurance and the timeline. Officials said any health insurance changes would not go into effect until July 1, 2016.
Selectman Josh Ostroff, who made the motion to adopt that section of state law, said the decision was difficult.
“Without you folks and your friends and family and co-workers, there’s really no town,” Ostroff said.
Ostroff said about 250 communities in the state have adopted this section of state law or threatened to do so to achieve concessions.
“It’s saved a lot of taxpayer money and it’s saved a lot of jobs,” Ostroff said.
He said the town cannot continue coping with significant health insurance increases without steps such as substantial increases in taxes, higher fees and reduced services.
Ostroff said whatever health insurance town administration brings forward should provide quality and choices, aspects employees have enjoyed.
Selectman John Connolly voted against the measure, saying he wanted more information and didn't see the need to vote on it now.
“I have a lot of questions,” he said. “I’m assuming you guys have a lot of questions.”
Connolly said he supports reducing town costs, but health insurance “is almost like a promise we made to you guys,” he told town workers.
Selectmen Chairman Charles Hughes said the town has to look at all its options concerning health insurance.
“I’m personally grateful for work (town) employees do,” Hughes said. “We also have a limited amount of funds we can use to provide those services.”
Selectman Nicholas Mabardy, a retired town employee, abstained from the vote because health insurance directly affects him.
Brian Benson can be reached at 508-626-3964 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @bbensonmwdn.


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Well, the bad
news is that Wilmington has lost a member of her restaurant family. The good news is that the spot won’t sit empty for long.
Times Square Pizza opened at 417 S. College Road early this year, with owner Walter Lemishev serving pies that passed critical muster in a cozy space fine tuned to the surrounding college-aged clientele. Their signature Times Square Bianco pie, a white pie dosed with a heavy treatment of garlic, received particularly high marks, thanks in part to a peculiar screen Lemishev was buying from a craftsman in New York City.
The pizzeria closed a few
weeks ago according to neighbors, but the site is already buzzing with activity. Details are still a bit hazy, but new tenants are said to be opening a Brazilian grill in the spot, adding a unique flavor to the multi-cultural University Landing plaza that already hosts longstanding Jamaican, Mongolian, Chinese and Japanese eateries.

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[Update: We had originally identified this as Boston Ivy, but a kind correspondent pointed out the error.]
An Asian vine now considered an invasive species in our area, especially in the city. The National Park Service gives us this description:
Plant: deciduous, woody, perennial vine that resembles grape and climbs by non-adhesive tendrils at the base of each leaf; grows to 15-20 ft.; young twigs are usually pubescent; stem pith is white (grape is tan or brown) and is continuous across the nodes (except for V. rotundifolia, grape is interrupted by a diaphragm across the node); bark is dotted with lenticels and does not peel (grape bark lacks lenticels and peels or shreds).
Leaves: alternate, simple, 3-5 lobed to highly dissected with heart-shaped base and coarsely toothed margins, shiny underneath with hairs on veins.
Flowers, fruits and seeds: tiny, greenish-white flowers with petals separate at their tips occur in flat-topped clusters opposite the leaves; appear in summer (June through August); fruit is a speckled berry in colors ranging from aqua to pink to purple; each berry carries 2-4 seeds.
Spreads: by seed that is eaten by birds and other small animals and dispersed in their droppings.
Look-alikes: native species of grape (Vitis) and peppervine (Ampelopsis) including heartleaf peppervine (Ampelopsis cordata) which is native to the Southeast and has unlobed leaves and smooth (hairless) stems; other native Ampelopsis have compound leaves.
These vines sprawled over a chain-link fence in the back streets of Oakland, where they were blooming and fruiting in the middle of October.
3 responses to “Porcelain Berry (Ampelopsis brevipedunculata)”
I don’t think I’ve ever seen Parthenocissus tricuspidata in fruit, but are you sure this isn’t Ampelopsis brevipedunculata?
As far as I can see, you’re absolutely right, which is the wonderful thing about the Internet. How long would it have taken somebody to point out my obvious mistake before we were all connected? The listing will be updated soon; only work on other projects keeps it from being taken care of right away.
Ah … I was gonna say, never heard it called Boston ivy. Porcelain-berry, or false wild grape. What I want to know is whether the leaves are edible. It’s so prevalent here in Maryland, and so difficult to distinguish from wild grapes, that I don’t dare collect wild grape leaves for collared.

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