Mourinho thanks critics after Madrid wins cup

Jose Mourinho was happy to endure more criticism if it means more trophies after Real Madrid beat Barcelona 1-0 on Wednesday for its first Copa del Rey trophy in 18 years. Mourinho was roundly criticized for his defensive tactics in Saturday's 1-1 league draw against Barcelona. Madrid honorary president Aldfredo Di Stefano and Johan Cruyff publicly hit out at the Portuguese coach, with Cruyff saying Mourinho only worked for titles and wasn't a "football...

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Chelsea FC's History

Chelsea F.C. (Chelsea Football Club), also known as The Blues or previously as The Pensioners (London FC), is an English football club playing in the Premiership and is headquartered in London. The club was founded by H.A. Mears in 1905, and has its own field which can accommodate about 42,360 spectators, held at Fulham, West London. Chelsea have spent a lot of history in the world of English football, and experience success as much as two...

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Computer's History

The history of computers has been started since time immemorial. Since ancient times, the data processing has been done by humans. Humans also find the means of mechanical and electronic (mechanical and electronic) to assist human beings in the calculation and data processing in order to get results faster. Computer which we meet today is a long evolution of human inventions since time immemorial in the form of mechanical device (mechanical)...

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Story Of The Beatles (Band)

The Beatles are one of the earliest rock band as well as the most influential in the modern era. The band consists of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, most of their songs written by Lennon and McCartney. Their popularity so high in the United Kingdom so that in 1963 the press spawned the term "Beatlemania". They also later success in the United States and around the world. Formed in Liverpool in 1959 with the formation...

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History of Twitter and More

Twitter was founded in March 2006 by Evan Williams, Jack Dorsey, and Biz Stone. In 2006 Williams and Biz Stone co-founded Obvious Corp along with other former Odeo employees. Twitter was created as a separate company in April 2007 by Obvious Corp. Jack Dorsey was chief executive officer of Twitter until October 2008 when Williams became CEO and Dorsey shifted to the position of chairman of the board. Since its creation in 2006, Twitter has become...

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History of Facebook

Facebook is a popular social network that has grown to rank with MySpace has. But what is it about Facebook that has special appeal and makes it even more popular than MySpace? What makes Facebook Facebook? And what made it a mega hit? It all got started back in 2003, as Facemash. Mark Zuckerberg created it, along with help of his friends and roommates Chris Hughes and Dustin Moskovitz. Zuckerberg was in his sophomore year at Harvard when opened...

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US con man convicted in 5 slayings dies in Ohio

An elderly con man who pleaded guilty to five slayings in the states of Wisconsin and Ohio has died in prison of natural causes. Ohio prisons spokesman Carlo LoParo tells The Associated Press that 77-year-old Edward Edwards died Thursday night at the Corrections Medical Center in Columbus, where he was being held. Edwards' death was first reported Friday by the Daily Jefferson County Union newspaper in Wisconsin. The Louisville, Kentucky man was sentenced to death after he admitted killing his 25-year-old foster son in 1996. He previously...

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Japan bans planting rice in radioactive soil

Fears of radiation spread to rice as the planting season began in Japan, prompting the government to ban its cultivation in contaminated soil as fallout leaking from a tsunami-damaged nuclear plant dealt another blow to the national diet. Vegetables and milk were the first foods that sparked concerns about the safety of Japanese agriculture after the March 11 tsunami flooded the nuclear plant and its reactors began to overheat and spew radiation. But rice has now come under the microscope as the planting season begins in April and May. "We had...

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Sacret Turtle Captured In Vietnam Lake

Living legend: In this photo taken Thursday, March 3, 2011, a rare giant soft-shelled turtle shows an open wound on its neck at Hoan Kiem lake in Hanoi, Vietnam. Veterinarians examined a rare giant turtle considered sacred by many Vietnamese at a makeshift hospital in Hanoi on Monday to check mysterious lesions afflicting one of the last four known members of its species. The giant softshell turtle, which has a shell the size of a desk and is estimated...

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Turkey Tries To Tackle Hooliganism With New Law

Turkey's parliament has approved legislation aimed at stemming hooliganism at football matches and other competitions. In the latest example of unruly crowd behavior, spectators threw a lighter at Austria goalkeeper Juergen Macho during a 2012 European Championship qualifier in Istanbul on Tuesday. He was not injured. A large glass bottle was also thrown on the field during a derby between Fenerbahce and Galatasaray in Istanbul on March 18. With...

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Djokovic beats Nadal to win Sony Ericsson Open

Novak Djokovic won his fourth consecutive tournament Sunday, beating top-ranked Rafael Nadal 4-6, 6-3, 7-6 (4) in a grueling final at the Sony Ericsson Open.Djokovic has won 26 consecutive matches since December, and his record of 24-0 in 2011 is the best to begin a year since Ivan Lendl started 25-0 in 1986. The No. 2-ranked Djokovic was pushed the distance by Nadal on a sunny, hot afternoon. They played for nearly 3{ hours, and it was Djokovic...

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The Result of AC Milan Vs Inter Milan Today

AC Milan put itself in pole position to win the Serie A after beating Inter Milan 3-0 and extending its lead over Inter in the standings to five points on Saturday. "We may be five points ahead, but we have seven games to play and there are 21 points on offer and we can't make any mistakes," Milan coach Massimo Allegri said. "When we are mathematically unreachable we will celebrate, but thinking about those things now is pointless and just...

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