THE POTENSIAL 10 BEST STRIKER - WORLD CUP 2010

This is The potensial 10 Best Striker - World Cup 2010, Ten Strikers to Watch at the World Cup. A look at 10 of the strikers likely to shine at this year's World Cup.

There will be a plethora of attacking talent on show at this year’s World Cup in South Africa. Here are 10 of the best strikers on parade in June. 

1. Sergio Aguero (Argentina)

The Atletico Madrid man gives away plenty in height and weight to most other strikers, but deserves to be recognized for his many other qualities, not least his predatory Romario-like finishing. The latest in a string of Argentineans to be dubbed the 'new Maradona,' El Kun’s (Aguero acquired the nickname because of a Japanese anime character with the same name and similar hair) claim is more substantial than most, given that he is to marry the great man's daughter!

2. Didier Drogba (Ivory Coast)

For affirmation of Drogba’s striking qualities and all-round play, just ask the Arsenal defense. Season after season they are bullied into submission by this physically imposing specimen, who can head the ball, finish well with either foot, and take scorching free-kicks. The Chelsea man may be prone to histrionics, but at club and international level, there are few who can match him for presence and all-round effectiveness.

3. Samuel Eto'o (Cameroon)

His country's record goalscorer, Eto'o has been one of the best marksmen in Spain over the last few years after successful spells with Mallorca and Barcelona. He has a reputation for being outspoken but no one questions his commitment to the cause. Now plies his trade with Jose Mourinho's Inter Milan, and is Cameroon’s outstanding player.

4. Luis Fabiano (Brazil)

'Fabigol' had a reputation for being hot-headed earlier in his career, but despite not always seeing eye-to-eye with Sevilla coach Manolo Jimenez, the former Porto ace has calmed down and focused on what he does best: scoring goals. With Ronaldo and Adriano no longer first-choice for Brazil, Fabiano has emerged as the main man in attack fairly late in his career.

5. Diego Forlan (Uruguay)

Moving to Spain transformed the fortunes of Forlan after he struggled to make the grade with Manchester United in England. Forlan may not be the easiest player to manage, but his intelligence, speed and ability to score goals with both feet make him a fiercesome prospect for any defense.

6. Klaas Jan-Huntelaar (Netherlands)

This will be the Dutchman's first World Cup. The AC Milan hit-man has an enviable scoring record at international level, and while he may not always contribute to his team's build-up play, a habit of being in the right place at the right time is a happy knack for a Netherlands side with plenty of ball players capable of teeing him up.

7. Miroslav Klose (Germany)

The Bayern Munich frontman is a serial World Cup scorer. He headed five goals in 2002, including a hat-trick against Saudi Arabia, and backed that up with another five on home turf in 2006 as Germany reached the semi-finals. A clinical striker, with strong heading ability. One criticism is that he can endure goal droughts.

8. Wayne Rooney (England)

If there were question marks over Rooney's goalscoring abilities, they are being well and truly answered this season. Now that he has added more goals to his game, Rooney is the all-round player. Superb awareness, long-range passing, hold-up play and a never-say-die sprit combine to make a precious asset for club and country.

9. Fernando Torres (Spain)

El Nino (The Kid) has turned into a phenomenon in the Premier League with Liverpool. His pace, touch and deadly eye for goal make him a handful for any defense. He is a regular in the Spain team, although some critics see him as a less technically accomplished player than his strike partner David Villa. Scored the winner for Spain in the Euro 2008 final against Germany.

10. David Villa (Spain)

The Valencia star has an exceptional goalscoring record for La Furia Roja. An effective dribbler, with an intuitive finish, the frontman has regularly been linked with moves to Real Madrid and Barcelona. Research conducted by World Soccer magazine in 2009 established him as statistically the best striker in the game. His movement sets him apart from many others, that ability to shake off defenders and eke out space. The complete striker.

Source : http://worldsoccer.about.com/

SEJARAH HANDPHONE

Bicara masalah perkembangan teknologi handphone tentu tidak akan pernah habisnya. Tapi tahukah anda mengenai Sejarah handphone? Perkembangan handphone dimulai secara bertahap sampai akhirnya berkembang pesat sampai sekarang ini, Bagi anda yang suka akan literatur inilah sejarah singkat handphone. 

Pada tahun 1910 adalah cikal bakal telepon seluler yang ditemukan oleh Lars Magnus Ericsson, yang merupakan pendiri perusahaan Ericsson yang kini di kenal dengan perusahaan Sony Ericsson. Pada awalnya, orang Swedia ini medirikan perusahaan Ericsson memfokuskan terhadap bidang bisnis perlaan telegraf, dan perusahaanya juga tidak terlalu besar pada waktu itu.

Pada tahun 1921 pertama kalinya Departemen Kepolisian Detroit Michigan menggunakan teleopn mobile yang terpasang di semua mobil polisi dengan menggunakan freuensi 2 MHz.

Pada tahun 1960, di Finlandia sebuah perusahaan bernama Fennis Cable Works yang semula berbisnis dibidang kabel, melakukan ekspensi dengan mendirikan perusahaan elektronik yang bernama Nokia sebagai handset telepon seluler.

Tahun 1970-an perkembangan telepon mobile menjadi pesat dengan di dominasi oleh 3 perusahaan besar yaitu di Eropa dengan perusahaan Nokia dan perusahaan Mototola-nya.

Pada tahun 1969, sistem telekomunikasi seluler dikomersialkan. Setelah tahun 1970, telekomunikasi seluler semakin sering dibicarakan orang. Motorola mengenalkan telepon genggam tiga tahun kemudian. Ukurannya memang cukup besar dengan antena pendek. Ada pula ponsel dengan ukuran sekoper. Dr Cooper yang menjadi manajer proyek inovasi Motorola itu memasang base station di New York. Untuk proyek ini Motorola bekerja dengan Bell Labs. Penemuan ini sekaligus diklaim sebagai penemuan ponsel pertama. Di suatu pagi 3 April 1973,Cooper, saat itu menjabat sebagai general manager pada Divisi Communication Systems Motorola mempertunjukkan cara berkomunikasi aneh dari terminal telepon portable. Dia mencoba ponsel ‘raksasanya’ sambil berjalan–jalan di berbagai lokasi di New York. Itulah saat pertama ponsel ditampilkan dan digunakan di depan publik.

Dalam pertunjukan itu, Cooper menggunakan ponsel seberat 30 ounce sekitar (800 gram) atau sepuluh kali lipat dibandingkan rata – rata ponsel yang beredar saat ini.

Demikianlah sejarah awal handphone terbentuk, Perkembangan handphone terus berlanjut, mulai dari layar monochrome ke LCD, suara polyponic sampai mp3, mulai kamera sampai video. Teknologi Handphone tak akan berhenti disini, masih banyak inovasi yang mungkin akan terus muncul pada masa-masa yang akan datang.

Schedule Of World Cup 2010

By the way about the World Cup 2010, generally, the infrastructure in South Africa is very good and moving between cities is relatively easy. The 2010 FIFA World Cup has been a catalyst for infrastructural upgrades. This is schedule of World Cup 2010 South Africa. Waiting 72 days to go..

source from : www.fifa.com

Group A
Match	Date - Time	Venue
1	11/06 16:00	Johannesburg - JSC	South Africa	Mexico
2	11/06 20:30	Cape Town	Uruguay	France
17	16/06 20:30	Tshwane/Pretoria	South Africa	Uruguay
18	17/06 20:30	Polokwane	France	Mexico
33	22/06 16:00	Rustenburg	Mexico	Uruguay
34	22/06 16:00	Mangaung / Bloemfontein	France	South Africa

Group B
Match	Date - Time	Venue
3	12/06 16:00	Johannesburg - JEP	Argentina	Nigeria
4	12/06 13:30	Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth	Korea Republic	Greece
19	17/06 16:00	Mangaung / Bloemfontein	Greece	Nigeria
20	17/06 13:30	Johannesburg - JSC	Argentina	Korea Republic
35	22/06 20:30	Durban	Nigeria	Korea Republic
36	22/06 20:30	Polokwane	Greece	Argentina

Group C
Match	Date - Time	Venue
5	12/06 20:30	Rustenburg	England	USA
6	13/06 13:30	Polokwane	Algeria	Slovenia
22	18/06 16:00	Johannesburg - JEP	Slovenia	USA
23	18/06 20:30	Cape Town	England	Algeria
37	23/06 16:00	Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth	Slovenia	England
38	23/06 16:00	Tshwane/Pretoria	USA	Algeria

Group D
Match	Date - Time	Venue
7	13/06 20:30	Durban	Germany	Australia
8	13/06 16:00	Tshwane/Pretoria	Serbia	Ghana
21	18/06 13:30	Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth	Germany	Serbia
24	19/06 16:00	Rustenburg	Ghana	Australia
39	23/06 20:30	Johannesburg - JSC	Ghana	Germany
40	23/06 20:30	Nelspruit	Australia	Serbia

Group E
Match	Date - Time	Venue
9	14/06 13:30	Johannesburg - JSC	Netherlands	Denmark
10	14/06 16:00	Mangaung / Bloemfontein	Japan	Cameroon
25	19/06 13:30	Durban	Netherlands	Japan
26	19/06 20:30	Tshwane/Pretoria	Cameroon	Denmark
43	24/06 20:30	Rustenburg	Denmark	Japan
44	24/06 20:30	Cape Town	Cameroon	Netherlands

Group F
Match	Date - Time	Venue
11	14/06 20:30	Cape Town	Italy	Paraguay
12	15/06 13:30	Rustenburg	New Zealand	Slovakia
27	20/06 13:30	Mangaung / Bloemfontein	Slovakia	Paraguay
28	20/06 16:00	Nelspruit	Italy	New Zealand
41	24/06 16:00	Johannesburg - JEP	Slovakia	Italy
42	24/06 16:00	Polokwane	Paraguay	New Zealand

Group G
Match	Date - Time	Venue
13	15/06 16:00	Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth	Côte d'Ivoire	Portugal
14	15/06 20:30	Johannesburg - JEP	Brazil	Korea DPR
29	20/06 20:30	Johannesburg - JSC	Brazil	Côte d'Ivoire
30	21/06 13:30	Cape Town	Portugal	Korea DPR
45	25/06 16:00	Durban	Portugal	Brazil
46	25/06 16:00	Nelspruit	Korea DPR	Côte d'Ivoire

Group H
Match	Date - Time	Venue
15	16/06 13:30	Nelspruit	Honduras	Chile
16	16/06 16:00	Durban	Spain	Switzerland
31	21/06 16:00	Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth	Chile	Switzerland
32	21/06 20:30	Johannesburg - JEP	Spain	Honduras
47	25/06 20:30	Tshwane/Pretoria	Chile	Spain
48	25/06 20:30	Mangaung / Bloemfontein	Switzerland	Honduras