World Cup winners

In this post I will list the all the FIFA World Cup winners from the begining of the tournament in 1930 to the last tournament played in the summer of 2010. The World Cup is an international football competition contested by the senior's men national teams members of FIFA( Internationale de Football Association). The competition has been played every 4 years since the first tournament in 1930.  The only times that the World Cup was not held was in 1942 and 1946, due to the World War II. The most successful team that has won the competition is Brazil(5), follow by Italy(4),Germany(3), Urugway(2), Argentine(2), France(1), England(1) and Spain(1).

Year	Host Country	Winner	Score
2010	South Africa	Spain	Spain 1-0 Netherlands
2006	Germany	Italy	Italy 1-1 (5-3) France
2002	Japan / S. Korea	Brazil	Brazil 2-0 Germany
1998	France	France	France 3-0 Brazil
1994	US	Brazil	Brazil 3-2 Italy
1990	Italy	Germany	Germany 1-0 Argentina
1986	Mexico	Argentina	Argentina 3-2 Germany
1982	Spain	Italy	Italy 3-1 Germany
1978	Argentina	Argentina	Argentina 3-1 Holland
1974	Germany	Germany	Germany 2-1 Holland
1970	Mexico	Brazil	Brazil 4-1 Italy
1966	England	England	England 4-2 Germany
1962	Chile	Brazil	Brazil 3-1 Czechoslovakia
1958	Sweden	Brazil	Brazil 5-2 Sweden
1954	Switzerland	Germany	Germany 3-2 Hungary
1950	Brazil	Uruguay	Uruguay 2-1 Brazil
1946	not held
1942	not held
1938	France	Italy	Italy 4-2 Hungary
1934	Italy	Italy	Italy 2-1 Czechoslovakia
1930	Uruguay	Uruguay	Uruguay 4-2 Argentina

How to watch football online for free

 The best and cheapest way to watch football online for free is using a program called SopCast. I have been using this program for a long time and I love it. Using this program you can watch football games that are not even shown on Fox Soccer and ESPN. In this post i will explain in details how to download and launch the program.

Step 1. Download SopPlayer from http://download.easetuner.com/download/SopCast.zip.

Step 2. After you unzip the file click on it and start installing SopCast

Step 3.  Find SopCast in your "Start Menu" and run SopCast.exe.

Step  4. Click the SopCast.exe to start your SopCast and login. Sign in with your username account or if you don't have a user name yet, you may choose to sign in anonymously

 Step 5.  When you sign in successfully, you will now see the home frame of SopCast as the picture shown below. After you see it, just click on Live channels tab.

Clicking "Live Channels" tab will list all available live channels now, as shown below:

Step 6.  Double-click channel name to open Player window and the channel will start automatically.

UEFA Champions League winners history

  The UEFA Champion's League is the most commercial club tournament in the world.  In this post I listed all of the UEFA Champions League winners from the first final in 1956 to the last one in 2010. The team with the most trophies is Real Madrid, having won the league 9 times follow by AC Milan(7) and Liverpool(5).

List of winners:

1955/56 Real Madrid
1956/57 Real Madrid
1957/58 Real Madrid
1958/59 Real Madrid
1959/60 Real Madrid
1960/61 Benfica
1961/62 Benfica
1962/63 Milan
1963/64 Internazionale
1964/65 Internazionale
1965/66 Real Madrid
1966/67 Celtic
1967/68 Manchester United
1968/69 Milan
1969/70 Feyenoord
1970/71 Ajax
1971/72 Ajax
1972/73 Ajax
1973/74 Bayern München
1974/75 Bayern München
1975/76 Bayern München
1976/77 Liverpool
1977/78 Liverpool
1978/79 Nottingham Forest
1979/80 Nottingham Forest
1980/81 Liverpool
1981/82 Aston Villa
1982/83 Hamburger SV
1983/84 Liverpool
1984/85 Juventus
1985/86 Steaua Bucuresti
1986/87 Porto
1987/88 PSV
1988/89 Milan
1989/90 Milan
1990/91 Crvena zvezda
1991/92 Barcelona
1992/93 Olympique Marseille
1993/94 Milan
1994/95 Ajax
1995/96 Juventus
1996/97 Borussia Dortmund
1997/98 Real Madrid
1998/99 Manchester United
1999/00 Real Madrid
2000/01 Bayern München
2001/02 Real Madrid
2002/03 Milan
2003/04 Porto
2004/05 Liverpool
2005/06 Barcelona
2006/07 Milan
2007/08 Manchester United
2008/09 Barcelona 

2009/10 Internazionale

Clubwise list of winners

Real Madrid 9

Milan 7

Liverpool 5

Ajax 4
Bayern München 4

Barcelona 3
Manchester United 3

Benfica 2
Internazionale 2
Juventus 2
Nottingham Forest 2
Porto 2

Aston Villa 1
Borussia Dortmund 1
Celtic 1
Crvena zvezda 1
Feyenoord 1
Hamburger SV 1
Olympique Marseille 1
PSV 1
Steaua Bucuresti 1

Countrywise list of winners

Spain 12

England 11
Italy 11

Netherlands 6
(West) Germany 6

Portugal 4

France 1
Romania 1
Scotland 1
Yugoslavia 1

Finals

55/56 Real Madrid 4-3 Stade Reims
56/57 Real Madrid 2-0 Fiorentina
57/58 Real Madrid 3-2 Milan [aet]
58/59 Real Madrid 2-0 Stade Reims
59/60 Real Madrid 7-3 Eintracht Frankfurt
60/61 Benfica 3-2 Barcelona
61/62 Benfica 5-3 Real Madrid
62/63 Milan 2-1 Benfica
63/64 Internazionale 3-1 Real Madrid
64/65 Internazionale 1-0 Benfica
65/66 Real Madrid 2-1 Partizan Beograd
66/67 Celtic 2-1 Internazionale
67/68 Manchester United 4-1 Benfica [aet]
68/69 Milan 4-1 Ajax
69/70 Feyenoord 2-1 Celtic [aet]
70/71 Ajax 2-0 Panathinaikos
71/72 Ajax 2-0 Internazionale
72/73 Ajax 1-0 Juventus
73/74 Bayern München 1-1 Atlético Madrid [aet]
Bayern München 4-0 Atlético Madrid
74/75 Bayern München 2-0 Leeds United
75/76 Bayern München 1-0 Saint Etienne
76/77 Liverpool 3-1 Borussia Mönchengladbach
77/78 Liverpool 1-0 FC Brugge
78/79 Nottingham Forest 1-0 Malmö FF
79/80 Nottingham Forest 1-0 Hamburger SV
80/81 Liverpool 1-0 Real Madrid
81/82 Aston Villa 1-0 Bayern München
82/83 Hamburger SV 1-0 Juventus
83/84 Liverpool 1-1 Roma [aet, 4-2 pen]
84/85 Juventus 1-0 Liverpool
85/86 Steaua Bucuresti 0-0 Barcelona [aet, 2-0 pen]
86/87 Porto 2-1 Bayern München
87/88 PSV 0-0 Benfica [aet, 6-5 pen]
88/89 Milan 4-0 Steaua Bucuresti
89/90 Milan 1-0 Benfica
90/91 Crvena zvezda 0-0 Olympique Marseille [aet, 5-3 pen]
91/92 Barcelona 1-0 Sampdoria [aet]
92/93 Olympique Marseille 1-0 Milan
93/94 Milan 4-0 Barcelona
94/95 Ajax 1-0 Milan
95/96 Juventus 1-1 Ajax [aet, 4-2 pen]
96/97 Borussia Dortmund 3-1 Juventus
97/98 Real Madrid 1-0 Juventus
98/99 Manchester United 2-1 Bayern München
99/00 Real Madrid 3-0 Valencia
00/01 Bayern München 1-1 Valencia [asdet, 5-4 pen]
01/02 Real Madrid 2-1 Bayer Leverkusen
02/03 Milan 0-0 Juventus [aet, 3-2 pen]
03/04 Porto 3-0 Monaco
04/05 Liverpool 3-3 Milan [aet, 3-2 pen]
05/06 Barcelona 2-1 Arsenal
06/07 Milan 2-1 Liverpool
07/08 Manchester United 1-1 Chelsea [aet, 6-5 pen]
08/09 Barcelona 2-0 Manchester United 

09/10 Interbazionale 2-0 Bayern Munich

win fin
Spain 12 21

England 11 17
Germany 6 13
Netherlands 6 8
Portugal 4 9
France 1 6
Romania 1 2
Scotland 1 2
Yugoslavia 1 2
Belgium 1
Greece 1
Sweden 1
54 108 

About "Advertising in New Media" project

  In this post I will talk about the group project in the CIS 3810 class that I am involved in. The project is about "Advertising in New Media". We are going to focus on advertisement in social network websites like Facebook,Tweeter and Youtube as well as corporate online tv and blogs.
 The part of the project that I am responsible for is Blog advertising. It is the newest and maybe one of the best ways to promote what you sell and get higher in search engines.Often when you read a blog now, you can see small advertisements at the side of the blog. These are the blog advertisements, and they contain a link to the advertisers' websites. Affiliate ads are probably the most well-know form of blog advertising. You sign up to be a part of an affiliate program, and they place different ads on your site. Usually this form of  is a pay-per-action or pay-per-sale form of payout. The other way of blog advertising is when a company pays a person to write a journal about their product and in this blog, he talks about his experience with the product.

Champions League quarter-final draw

The draw chose Chelsea FC v Manchester United FC, FC Internazionale Milano v FC Schalke 04, Real Madrid CF v Tottenham Hotspur FC and FC Barcelona v FC Shakhtar Donetsk.

Holders FC Internazionale Milano will meet FC Schalke 04 in the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals after the draw.
Sir Alex Ferguson's team denied Chelsea a first European Champion Clubs' Cup in a dramatic penalty shoot-out in Moscow three years ago, and the London club will have a shot at revenge next month. While Chelsea are reigning English champions, United currently lead them by nine points in the Premier League and have history on their side in the competition having been crowned Europe's finest three times.
The Inter-Schalke encounter has fewer precedents, but having required a late goal to edge out FC Bayern München in the round of 16 the Nerazzurri will not take German opposition lightly. Older fans will need no reminder that the teams have met at the business end of a major European competition before, Schalke beating Inter in Italy in the 1997 UEFA Cup final on penalties.
Nine-time trophy winners Real Madrid CF will come up against Tottenham Hotspur FC in their first quarter-final since 2003/04, after Cristiano Ronaldo's wish that "maybe it would be better to come up against Barcelona further down the line" was granted.
The Spanish rivals could yet face off in the last four, however, as the winners of their tie will take on whichever side prevails between FC Barcelona and quarter-final debutants FC Shakhtar Donetsk.
Quarter-final draw (5/6 and 12/13 April)
Real Madrid CF (ESP) v Tottenham Hotspur FC (ENG)
Chelsea FC (ENG) v Manchester United FC (ENG)
FC Barcelona (ESP) v FC Shakhtar Donetsk (UKR)
FC Internazionale Milano (ITA) v FC Schalke 04 (GER)
Semi-final draw (26/27 April and 3/4 May)
1: Inter/Schalke v Chelsea /Manchester United
2: Madrid/Tottenham v Barcelona/Shakhtar
Final (28 May, Wembley)
Winner semi-final 2 v Winner semi-final 1