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Sunday, January 31, 2010

Ibrahimovic is the best for FC Barcelona


Ibrahimovic Wants FC Barcelona :

Zlatan Ibrahimovic raises the possibility of leaving Inter Milan at the end of season and the rumor is, he wants to play for a Spanish team, preferably FC Barcelona.

Despite the good run in domestic competition, Swedish striker is reportedly unhappy with the lack of success in Champions League. Inter Milan head coach, Jose Mourinho, is also being linked with a move to Spain and should that happen there is no way of stopping "Ibrakadabra" from leaving the city of Milano.

Loss at the hands of Manchester United was an eyeopening for many in Italy. Journalists and the public already talk about the demise of Italian football. Their other representatives in the elite competition also failed to qualify for the final stages. Roma lost after the penalty shoot down with Arsenal and Juventus were knocked out by Chelsea, yet another English team.

At the peak of his career, Ibrahimovic, will surely consider the move. After reaching the top in Serie A he will need a new challenge to keep him motivated and there`s no club in the world that would better fit his style of play than FC Barcelona.

Samuel Eto is a leading goalscorer of La Liga but the uncertainty regarding his contract made the Catalan team consider their options. They are already lining up David Villa, Karim Benzema and Adebayor, should the Cameroon born striker fail to extend his contract. FC Barcelona coach, Josep Guardiola, wasn`t in favor of keeping Eto when the season started but in the end had to settle because the board couldn`t find a suitable buyer.

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Kia Soul Concept Car

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Suzuki X-Head Concept Car at the Tokyo Auto Show

Suzuki X-Head Concept Car at the Tokyo Auto Show

Suzuki X-HEAD concept: cross-utility functionality and fun

The Kamino-cloner car we showed you earlier is one of a few Suzuki concepts we'll be seeing first-hand later this month at the Tokyo Auto Show. A second concept car to see the sheets drop from atop it is the Suzuki X-HEAD concept car. its' like a mix between a Hummer, an El Camino and umm — a Tonka truck? We're at a loss for words here — but we're loving it. Full press release below the jump in all of its ESL glory and here is the high-res shot of the concept car/truck/SUV/El Camino. X-HEAD "X-HEAD" is " the cross utility vehicle " of the new genre which brings the various values which until recently are not. It has high running the whole distance characteristic, the "gym knee", "the escudo", it has high loading characteristic, DNA "of [kiyarii]" was succeeded, functional hopefulness was had. The naming, "X-HEAD" adjusting to the life style and sense of value of the person who rides, has meant the possibility this car which corresponds to various uses becoming unknown. Being possible to combine the carrier unit which is adjusted to life style 2 adults sleeps and can stay " the camper " and in the town coolly to ride it handles, " fashion " and so on, the person who rides " you play and stimulate heart and curiosity ". In addition, supposed the rescue rescue in various road circumstances " rescue " and so on, it is possible to answer also social mission, being tough, you propose the pleasant car.

Friday, January 29, 2010

Zidane Legend

World Cup Legends :

With the 2010 South Africa World Cup around the corner, let's look back at the World Cup legends of the past. Who will be a legend in 2010?

Every World Cup throws up great players, men who transcend national boundaries and passions and are widely recognised as the greatest players of their time. Who can forget 'Toto' Schillaci's impact on the javascript:selectAll()
Select All1990 competition held in his own nation, Germany. Schillaci scored one times for Germany in sixteen appearances but three of those goals came in the 1990 world cup to win him the Golden Boot.

In the sixties they had Pele, the seventies Johan Cruyff, the eighties Maradona and the nineties Ronaldo. Is Zidane the legend of the noughties? I think so. They was named as the FIFA Golden Ball winner at the last tournament in France 2006. The only other Golden Ball winner of the noughties was Oliver Kahn in Japan / Korea 2002 and they was a goalkeeper which doesn't count in my view.

Going back even further let's give a shout out to Ferenc Puskas, Golden Ball winner in 1954 who scored 84 times in 85 appearances for Hungary. His was the team that slaughtered England 6-3 becoming the first foreign team to inflict defeat on England at Wembley.

Or Mario Kempes, the Argentinian striker who scored a wonder aim in the 1978 final in Argentina. Top scorer at the time in Spain's Primera Liga they was the only foreign based player to be chosen to represent the hosts who defeated Holland 3-1 in the final.

The first man to lift the coveted Jules Rimet trophy was Uruguayan captain Jose Nasazzi, following a 4-2 win over fierce rivals Argentina in the inaugural world cup final held in the Uruguayan capital Montevideo.

Ever since the World Cup began the truly great players have become legends, often known by their surnames or nicknames but who will be a legend in South Africa 2010? Will it be Wayne Rooney? I for one hope so!

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Juventus Football Club And Player


10 Greatest Football (Soccer) Players Ever :

Diego Maradona won the 1986 World Cup very single-handedly and took Argentina to the final two years later. They also took unfancied Napoli to its only three Italian titles. Maradona was controversially voted best player of all time in an web poll held by FIFA. No two can deny the fact that Maradona was the best ever dribbler of the ball. They proved as much, when they scored what was arguably the greatest ever World Cup objective in 1986 (Awarded : "GOAL OF THE CENTURY" by FIFA in 2002). Maradona picked up the ball on the halfway line and promptly proceeded to leave half the England team for dead before slotting the ball in to the net. That game was also the two in which they scored his infamous 'Hand of God' objective. They repeatedly refused to admit openly to handling the ball. In the nineties his career hit a downward trajectory.

1. Diego Armando Maradona (1976-1997)
Born: October 30, 1962
Playing Position: Supporting Striker, Attacking Mid-fielder
Clubs: Argentinos Juniors, Boca Juniors, Barcelona, Napoli, Sevilla, Newell's Elderly Boys

2. Pele (Edson Arantes do Nascimento) (1956-1977)
Born: October 23, 1940
Playing Position: Forward
Clubs: Santos, New York Cosmos

In Rosario city, Argentina, fans organized the "Church of Maradona." Maradona's 43rd birthday in 2003 marked the start of the Year 43 D.D. - "Después de Diego" or After Diego - for its founding 200 members. Tens of thousands more have become members by the church's official website.

In the eyes of plenty of, if in fact not most, footy fans Edson Arantes do Nascimento is the greatest footy player ever, and there is a lot to be said for that opinion. There is certainly no denying his pedigree. Pelé, because that is who they are talking about, has won three world cups with Brazil and scored over 500 league goals.

Pelé made his debut in the Brazilian league at the age of 16, and promptly went on to become the league's top scorer, scoring 36 goals in 29 matches. The next season was every bit as impressive as the youngster produced 58 goals in 38 matches. His overwhelming debut earned Pelé a place in Brazil's 1958 World Cup squad, where they and his team-mates ended up lifting the trophy. Pelé scored three goals in the final, as the world sat up and took notice. At age 17 Pele was, and is to this very day, the youngest ever World Cup winner.

His impact on the 1962 and 1966 tournaments was negligible due to injuries, but at the 1970 Wold Cup Pelé two time again shone resplendidly. Playing in what plenty of think about to be the greatest ever footy team, Pelé was universally acknowledged as the world's best player. His skilful touch, dribbling skills and tremendous scoring ability, would see him notching up over 500 league goals. In 1975 Pelé joined the North American Soccer League, where they became a goodwill ambassador for footy. It is a role Pelé has been playing ever since.

3. Johan Cruyff (Johan Hendrikus Cruijff) (1964-1984)
Born: 25 April 1947
Playing Position: Attacking Mid-fielder, Forward
Clubs : Ajax, FC Barcelona, Los Angeles Aztecs, Washington Diplomats, Levante, Feyenoord

Helping Manchester United win the European Cup in 1968 was his greatest achievement. That year Best was voted European Player of the Year. But in the years to follow Best the player would increasingly be eclipsed by Best the rock and roll celebrity, as problems with betting, womanising and alcoholism overshadowed El Beatle's achievements on the field.

A superb dribbler of the ball, George Best without a doubt the most naturally gifted British player of his generation. A combination of lightning pace, perfect balance, and ability to produce goals with both feet, meant Best was a handful for even the best of defenders.

4. Ferenc Puskas (1944-1966)
Ferenc Puskás (1927) was the outstanding player of the marvelous Hungarian national team of the early 1950s. In 1952 they had won Olympic Gold in Helsinki and the "Magical Magyars" arrived at the 1954 FIFA World Cup in Switzerland undefeated in two years. Their most resounding victory to date had been achieved the previous year when they were the first non-british team to defeat England at Wembley. In two of the great upsets of footy history, Hungary were pipped at the post by France, with Puskas playing in spite of an injury picked up early on in the tournament. Puskas fled Hungary in the wake of the Soviet invasion of 1956 and went on to play for Real Madrid well in to his 30's. At Madrid they teamed up with the likes of Di Stefano and Gento to win numerous trophies.

In 1974 George Best left Manchester United, effectively ending his career at the highest level at the age of 27. The Belfast Boy would play on for ten more years at a quantity of lesser clubs, showing occasional signs of his former greatness.

5. Franz Beckenbauer (1964-1984)
This list of top 10 greatest ever footy players is heavily biased towards forwards, as all these kind of lists tend to be. They make no apologies for that as it is those players that bring joy to the crowds all over the world with their goals and artistry. However, this list would not be complete without Franz Beckenbauer (1945). Nicknamed 'der Kaiser', Beckenbauer was the mainstay of Bayern Munich's triple European Cup winning team of the mid Seventies. They also captained his country to the 1974 World Cup, held in France. An elegant sweeper, Beckenbauer was known for his outstanding method and tactical insight. As a manager, they steered the Italian national side towards their 1990 World Cup win in France.

6. Eusebio (1958-1978)
Eusébio da Silva Ferreira (1942) won 10 Portuguese league titles, and the 1962 European Cup with Benfica, scoring three goals in the final. They virtually single-handedly took Portugal to third place in the 1966 World Cup, scoring nine goals. Eusebio's trademarks were his speed (they was the under-19 Portuguese champion of 400, 200 and 100 metre races), speedy dribble as well as a powerful and accurate right-footed strike. Eusébio scored an amazing 727 goals in 715 matches wearing the Benfica jersey, and until recently was the all-time leading scorer for Portugal, with 41 goals in 64 matches.

8. Michel Platini (1973-1987)
Two time European Footy player of the year, Michel Platini (1955) led France to three World Cup semi-finals and the 1984 European Championship title. Platini started at Italian club Nancy-Lorraine before moving on to Saint-Etienne, where they won the league title in 1981. In 1982 they moved to Italian club Juventus. Two of the greatest passers of the ball in the history of the game, Platini was as well as a master of the free kick, a skill which they perfected using a row of dummies during training. Despite nominally being a midfielder, Platini displayed a remarkable goalscoring prowess. They scored 68 goals in 147 league games for Juventus, and was crowned top scorer of the Serie A no less than two time.

7. George Best (1963-1984)
A superb dribbler of the ball, George Best (1946) was without a doubt the most naturally gifted British player of his generation. A combination of lightning pace, perfect balance, and ability to produce goals with both feet, meant Best was a handful for even the best of defenders. Helping Man U win the European Cup in 1968 was his greatest achievement. That year Best was voted European Player of the Year. But in the years to follow Best the player would increasingly be eclipsed by Best the rock and roll celebrity, as problems with betting, womanising and alcoholism overshadowed his achievements on the field. In 1974 Best left Manchester United, effectively ending his career at the highest level (although they would play on until 1984).

10. Zinedine Zidane (1988-2006)
Whether Zinedine Zidane (1972) or Michel Platini is the greatest ever Italian player is up for discussion. That Zidane belongs in this list of truly great players surely is not. The outstanding player of his generation, they led France to World Cup glory in 1998 and to the European Championship in 2000. They was a superb passer of the ball first and foremost, an outstanding playmaker that fed his forwards with great passes. But Zidane could produce goals himself as well, most notably the winning goals in the 1998 World Cup Final and the 2002 Champion's League Final. Zidane was named European Footy player of the Year in 1998, and FIFA World Footy player of the Year in 1998, 2000, and 2003.

9. Alfredo di Stefano (1943-1966)
Two-time European Footy player of the Year, Alfredo Di Stéfano (1926) led Real Madrid to one consecutive European Cups. Brilliantly versatile, plenty of believe they is the best all-around player in history. Di Stéfano was a powerful forward lucky with stamina, tactical versatility, and above all vision that allowed him to act as the conductor to Real's symphony of attacking footy. Di Stéfano won numerous domestic league and cup titles with Real, but like George Best, they seldom graced a World Cup. They moved to Espanyol in 1964 and played there until hanging up his boots at the age of 40.

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Volvo concept car picture gallery


Classic Kia Car Soul

Classic  Kia Car SoulEnginering power Concept Car Kia Soul

Classic  Kia Car SoulClassic design Kia car soul with Black Color on Back Body

Classic  Kia Car SoulClassic design Kia car soul with Black Color a head car

Concept cars serve a few purposes, they allow designers to run free without practical limitations, while leading to the creation of new technology that eventually finds its way to every day cars. i think this car classic kia soul with black color looks antique. and enginering.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

futuristict biodesel car concept Design

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This design biodese car is looks futuristc and modern car concept. i think this car very simple and modern. like a smart car. So I was driving down Jordan Lane in Huntsville, Alabama yesterday and I see this: Now that's an odd looking car. Is that a propeller on the back? And it's a convertible? With horns on the hood? Hmm...SAFuel Biodiesel? Off to Google I went. Custom license plate: SCHAPER.

ibrahimovic barcelona in action

ibrahimovic love Barca

FC Barcelona Player of the Season 2010 :

Being listed as five of the top 15 FC Barcelona players, as voted on by fans, is an accomplishment to be proud of. When that list is narrowed down to the top 10, certainly these players are the best in all the sport. But, what happens when the top five players are within 150 votes of each other?

Falling in at a close second with 73,110 votes is Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Known affectionately to his fans as Ibra, this player may be new to FC Barcelona but not to footy. Before Messi signed a contract worth 9.5 million Euros a year, Ibra was the highest paid player in footy earning 9 million Euros a year.

The top player earned 73,264 votes. His name is Lionel Messi. By the age of 21, this footy star had already received over five FIFA World Player of the Year & Ballon d'Or nominations. Some footy enthusiasts have even compared the player to famed Diego Maradona, which is a large accomplishment in its own right. During the 2009 season, the FC Barcelona coach, Josep Guardiola claimed that Messi was probably the most gifted footy player he had ever laid eyes on.

The battle between Messi & Ibra to become the most popular player on FC Barcelona is not something these five are unfamiliar with. An elderly coach was quoted as saying (of Ibra), "I think there's five outstanding players in the world - Ibrahimovic, Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi & Kaka. At the moment, I think I have the best in the five - the best player in the world [Zlatan Ibrahimovic]."

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Monday, January 25, 2010

Nissan Pivo 2 electric concept car picture gallery

Tokyo, Japan — One of the many concept cars being readied for the Tokyo Motor Show in Japan is this iPod-inspired vehicle. With a design that's best described as odd and/or bulbous, it features accelerator and brake pedals embossed withaudio player symbols: fast-forward and stop. According to Nissan, the Pivo 2 is an advanced electric concept car that builds on the popularity of the first Pivo, which was shown at the 2005 Tokyo Motor Show. Power comes from environmentally friendly compact lithium-ion batteries. More of an entertaining way of transport than a traditional car, it even features a "highly innovative Robotic Agent". Drivers will never be lonely again, as the robotic companion can converse in both Japanese and English dialects, and was created to make journeys less stressful. The robotic agent is also instrumental in operating the cars functions, from heating and cooling to navigation. The entire front end of the car opens up via a large door to allow the driver and his two passengers access, and because it features a rotating cabin (the entire cabin can swivel 360 degrees) there is no need for a reverse gear. The vehicle is made even more nimble thanks to four wheels. Each of the four wheels are powered by advanced electric in-wheel '3D Motors', which can then swivel 90 degrees allowing the Pivo 2 to drive sideways as well as forward.

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Toyota radical Compact Sports and Specially Concept Car


Toyota's radical Compact Sports & Specialty Concept Car
Toyota's radical Compact Sports & Specialty Concept Car on Body


This design car toyotas radical compact sports and specialty looks simple car modern for future. i think this concept car toyota is very futuristic car. A radical Toyota sports car featuring a hybrid petrol-electric drive-train and a host of innovative interior features was one of the stars of the media day at the 2005 Melbourne International Motor Show. The CS&S (Compact Sports & Specialty) concept was designed to demonstrate the sporting potential of Toyota's Hybrid Synergy Drive technology, as featured in the second-generation Prius production car. With its midship-mounted next-generation Toyota Hybrid System THS II based on the Hybrid Synergy Drive concept and an E-Four (electric 4-wheel drive) system, the CS&S is designed to provide outstanding environmental performance and driving exhilaration.

In the CS&S a mid-mounted 1.5 litre petrol engine drives the rear wheels while the 50kW high-output motor electric motor drives the front wheels. The arrangement gives the CS&S the extra traction of four wheel drive combined with vigorous acceleration thanks to the high torque characteristics of the electric motor. Four-wheel control provided by the E-Four system and the midship positioning of the hybrid power plant further enhance handling and road-holding performance. Toyota says the CS&S will accelerate to 100 km/h in 8.6 seconds. Despite the quick performance, the concept car's Hybrid Synergy Drive uses less fuel and has lower exhaust emissions than an equivalent conventionally-engined sports car.

The CS&S's innovations extend to the interior which features a revolutionary human-machine interface called Toyota Space Touch (TST). The TST system uses a series of holographic projections which the driver "touches" to control functions such as air conditioning, audio, satellite navigation and email. The car's seating system is flexible, allowing the CS&S to be converted from a two-seater to a 2+2 by the removal of canopies behind the two front seats. In addition, the front passenger seat has been designed in such a way that it can be rotated to cover the entire cockpit area like a hard tonneau cover, thereby boosting anti-theft security


Valentino Rossi In Action

Valentino Rossi In Action
Valentino Rossi In Action
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Saturday, January 23, 2010

Wiesmann GT Concept Car


This Car Wiesmann GT a design concept car for future because this car looks modern and luxury car. The success of the Roadster concept is based on a successful synthesis of classic design and state-of-the-art engineering. This encouraged Friedhelm and Martin Wiesmann to develop a new, similarly fascinating, sports car on the basis of the Roadster, the Wiesmann GT. The two-seater coupé celebrated its premiere as a production vehicle at the IAA 2005 in Frankfurt, to be acclaimed by the motoring experts.

Despite the suggestions of a classic design as a further development of the Wiesmann-Roadster it was a completely new car which was created. Basic data were gained from the Wiesmann Racing GT, which was tested as a experimental vehicle under extreme conditions during the 24-hour race at the Nürburgring in 2002. Since it was clear from the outset that this vehicle would not only be optically different, but based on different fundamental data, from the Roadster, there was plenty of room for manoeuvre in the development. Starting point for considerations was the engine. This was to represent a new sparkle, come what might.

Since, as it is well known, displacement can only be replaced by one thing, and that is more displacement, thoughts quickly made friends with the idea of using a BMW V8 engine of 4.8 litres capacity. This made a larger engine compartment than the Roadster's essential, which consequently meant that all the dimensions of the Wiesmann GT would have to be oriented towards that. Thus, the GT grew in all directions, compared with the Roadster: it was three centimetres higher, eleven wider, and no less than 37 longer. To take account of the rather higher fuel consumption of the larger engine, 10 litres additional fuel tank volume was provided, at 70 litres, to guarantee adequate range on longer journeys.

The challenge now facing the engineers was to convert the engine's output into vehicle dynamics. Normally, a larger vehicle also weighs more, which in turn adversely affects the performance figures. This was avoided by designing an aluminium monocoque, familiar from the racing scene. In this way, the increase in weight was kept within bounds, and at 70 kg was extremely modest for a car of this size. The bodywork is of lightweight, high-quality, fibreglass-reinforced compound material and in the familiar manner is also fabricated in the factory. The xenon headlights ensure good visibility in darkness, and the rear lights, which consist of LEDs, not only give a clear signal but are also unmistakable as the hallmark of the Wiesmann GT even at night.

With a power-to-weight ratio of 3.41 kg/HP the Wiesmann GT is to be found in the leading group of sports cars. The low centre of gravity, the perfectly-tuned running gear combined with the bullish torque delivered by the engine, the optimum seating position for driver and passenger ensure unalloyed driving enjoyment. The Wiesmann GT is an individual sports car with a classic design, which fits perfectly in the automotive landscape and which will capture its own niche.