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Top 10 antiviruses software

2009-09-03T12:19:00.000-07:00

ICSA Certified
VB100% Certified
W.C.L Level 1 Certified
W.C.L Level 2 Certified

Kaspersky Antivirus often treated as the best available Antivirus application and has a special version for file servers. It covers almost all sections needed for a top class security. Kaspersky provides hourly virus definition update to keep you up-to-date.

02. BitDefender Antivirus

BitDefender is one of the best antivirus with top class defending ability. It provides hourly definition updates for latest threats. BitDefender comes with P2P File Sharing and Registry Startup Protection but lacks Email scanning.

03. Trend Micro

Trend Micro is a well known and popular antivirus with Spyware and Adware Protection. It has some great features including Remote File Lock that safeguards your private files in case your laptop is lost or stolen. But lacks P2P File Sharing and Registry Startup Scanning.

04. Norton Antivirus/ Internet Security

Norton Antivirus is one of the most popular and well known antivirus application. The latest version has the ability to map your wireless home network and safeguards your wifi networks. Recently Norton has introduced a special version for gaming PCs known as Norton 2009 Gaming Edition. It comes with daily virus definition update but no support for P2P File Sharing and Registry Startup Protection.

05. McAfee Antivirus

McAfee is one of the leading antiviruses in security industry. McAfee introduced 2 features ScriptStopper and WormStopper. But it has no support for P2P File Sharing, Instant Messenger and Registry Startup. The inbuilt updater updates virus definitions on a regular basis to keep your up-to-date.

06. Panda Antivirus Pro 2009

Panda Antivirus comes with a new feature call UltraFast scan engine that scan almost 30% faster compared to other antivirus applications. It has few unique features as follows

Identity protection through Anti-Phishing Filter and Anti-Banking Trojans Engine
Panda Antivirus has an advanced heuristic scan which maximum possible identity theft
Inbuilt Personal Firewall

07. ZoneAlarm Anti-virus 2009

The latest version of ZoneAlarm antivirus comes with strong removal ability of most dangerous viruses and multilayer security for your PC. But it is not certified by any of the three major independent testing labs Virus Bulletic, Checkmark, or ICSA. Zone Alarm scans uses lesser possible system resources.

08. ESET NOD32 Antivirus

NOD32 is one of the leading antivirus applications with feature like …

Blocking all attempts to collect and forward your personal and confidential data
Provides best protection against zero day threat and attacks
Virus definition updates comes in very small size compared to others
Multi layered protection including real time email scanning

09. AVG Antivirus

AVG is one of oldest and widely used antivirus. Latest version of AVG comes with a clean interface and the core scanning engine changed for better performance with multi-core processors. Now the AVG Antivirus comes with two separate stand alone applications AVG Antispyware and AVG Antirootkit to give your best possible security.

10. F-Secure Antivirus 2009

F-Secure Antivirus is quite easy to use and comes with pre-defined options for known threats. F-Secure heuristic scanner is considered as one of fastest. It provides new definition update on every two hours to provide you best possible security from most latest threats. It supports emails scanning for both Outlook and Thunderbird.

Top richest country

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World Top 10 - Richest Countries

Country	GDP Per Capita ($)
Luxembourg	80,800
Qatar	75,900
Bermuda	69,900
Norway	55,600
Kuwait	55,300
UAE	55,200
Singapore	48,900
USA	46,000
Ireland	45,600
Equatorial Guinea	44,100

LIST OF THE PRESIDENT OF BANGLADESH

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LIST OF THE PRESIDENT OF BANGLADESH

The President is the head of state, a largely ceremonial post elected by the parliament.^[1] The President's role becomes more important after the term of the government has finished, where the powers are raised then. The President resides at the Bangabhaban Palace, the official residence of the President of Bangladesh. The post of President came into being in 11 April 1971 when first government of independent Bangladesh was formed during the Liberation War of Bangladesh.^[2]Since then 15 persons on 18 occasions heeld this position including an acting period belonging to Awami League, BAKSAL, Jatiya Party & Bangladesh Nationalist Party and one as a caretaker president of a non-party background.

Political parties

Awami League
BAKSAL
Bangladesh Nationalist Party
Jatiya Party
Non-party
Chief Martial Law Administrator CMLA

	Name	Entered office	Left office	Date of Birth and Death	Political party	Ref
1	Sheikh Mujibur Rahman	10 April 1971 ^[3]	12 January 1972	17 March 1920 – 15 August 1975	Awami League	^[4]^[5]
	Syed Nazrul Islam (Acting)	17 April 1971^[6]	10 January 1972	1925 – 3 November 1975	Awami League	^[7]
2	Abu Sayeed Chowdhury	12 January 1972	24 December 1973	31 January 1921 – 2 August 1987	Awami League	^[8]
3	Mohammad Mohammadullah	24 December 1973	25 January 1975	21 October 1921 – 11 November 1999	Awami League	^[9]
4	Sheikh Mujibur Rahman	25 January 1975	15 August 1975	17 March 1920 – 15 August 1975 Assassinated	BAKSAL
5	Khondaker Mostaq Ahmad	15 August 1975	6 November 1975	1918 – 5 March 1996	Awami League	^[10]
6	Abu Sadat Mohammad Sayem	6 November 1975	21 April 1977 Deposed in Military coup	29 March 1916 – 8 July 1997	Bangladesh Nationalist Party	^[11]
7	Ziaur Rahman (Lieutenant General)	21 April 1977	30 May 1981	19 January 1936 – 30 May 1981 Assassinated	Bangladesh Nationalist Party	^[12]
8	Abdus Sattar	30 May 1981	24 March 1982 Deposed in Military coup	1906 – 5 October 1985	Bangladesh Nationalist Party	^[13]
9	Hussain Muhammad Ershad (Lieutenant General)	24 March 1982	27 March 1982	1 February 1930	Chief Martial Law Administrator CMLA	^[14]^[15]
10	A.F.M. Ahsanuddin Chowdhury	27 March 1982	11 December 1983	1915 - 20 August 2001	Jatiya Party	^[16]
11	Hussain Muhammad Ershad (Lieutenant General)	11 December 1983	6 December 1990 Resigned	1 February 1930	Jatiya Party
12	Shahabuddin Ahmed	6 December 1990	10 October 1991	1 February 1930	Non-Party (Acting President of Interim Govt.)	^[17]^[18]
13	Abdur Rahman Biswas	10 October 1991	9 October 1996	1 September 1926	Bangladesh Nationalist Party	^[19]
14	Shahabuddin Ahmed	9 October 1996	14 November 2001	1 February 1930	Awami League
15	A.Q.M. Badruddoza Chowdhury	14 November 2001	21 June 2002 Resigned	1 November 1930	Bangladesh Nationalist Party (now LDP)	^[20]^[21]
	Jamiruddin Sircar (Acting)	21 June 2002	6 September 2002	1 December 1931	Bangladesh Nationalist Party	^[22]
16	Iajuddin Ahmed	6 September 2002	12 February 2009	1 February 1931	Bangladesh Nationalist Party	^[23]^[24] -
17	Zillur Rahman	12 February 2009	Incumbent	3 March 1929	Awami League	^[25]

The Top 10 Best Movies in the world

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The Top 10 Best Movies in my world, 9 of which you've probably seen.

Aug 07 '03 (Updated Jun 24 '04)

The Bottom Line No Fight Club. No Star Wars. No Matrix. Besides, those are givens. Eat your heart out, Average Joes of the world.

Good morning! And incase I don't see you, good afternoon, good evening and good night! Now let's do this thang.

10.) Short Circuit (1986)
Directed by: John Badham
Starring: Ally Sheedy, Steve Guttenberg, Fisher Stevens, Austin Pendleton, G.W. Bailey
Tagline: Life is not a malfunction.
Best Quote: "I am thinking she is a virgin. Or at least she used to be."

Johnny 5 is, was and always will be one of my biggest heroes. I don't know what it is about him. He is experiencing the world through a four-day-old's eyes, yet his capacity to share his thoughts and his questions goes far beyond a screeching cry.

So it happens something like this. Newton Crosby has just designed an $11,000,000 robot, a near weapon of mass-destruction if you will. After demonstrating the robots' abilities, a mishap occurs. One of the robots gets struck by lightning, and starts to diverge from his program. He escapes into the city and runs into Stephanie, the most everyday girl you've ever known. But something weird is happening -- the robot is starting to show lifelike abilities such as imitation, seeing shapes in the clouds, dancing, cooking breakfast, and communicating on an emotional level. The "warmongers" are anxious to get their contraption back (too bad nobody cares about our troops that much, and they don't even make 1% of $11,000,000 in a year!) Newton Crosby is hardly swayed by Stephanie's insistence that his robot is "alive", he just wants it back. So who will get the robot first? Will Newton ever believe that his robot is actually alive? Short Circuit does remarkably well in displaying the true value of a life, no matter what its "vessel" might be. And there is a moment in this film that I can honestly say is the only time in my life I have ever clapped so hard that it hurt.

9.) The Butterfly Effect (2004)
Directed by: Eric Bress, J. Mackye Gruber
Starring: Ashton Kutcher, Amy Smart, Elden Henson, John Patrick Emidori
Tagline: Change one thing, change everything.
Best Quote: "You can't change who people are without changing who they were! You can't play God, son!"

I know you probably think I'm absolutely off my hinges on this one. But I'm not even kidding. A lot of critics derided this film 'cause of the presence of Ashton Kutcher, and all I can say is they should know, shouldn't they. Since they love his old stuff so much.

Blackouts could not possibly happen at a worse time than they do for Evan. Just when something incredible is about to happen, *poof*, he's out like a light. And so are we. The only thing we or Evan know is the aftermath. Fast forward to the present time. Evan decides to reunite with an old flame, Kayleigh, because he has recently discovered something. When he reads his old journals, he gains the ability not only to remember what was happening during those blackout periods he had as a kid, but -- get this -- to control himself during those moments. In the PAST. So needless to say, with the kind of screwed-up future he's living in, the notion is tempting. But it only leads to one complication after another as the future changes all around him. Kiddie porn, jail rape, and animal cruelty all come into the picture, but not to worry, they are all mostly implied. This film reminds me a lot of Donnie Darko. Which I have no idea why THAT movie isn't on this list as well. For the love of all that does not suck, do not doubt this picture because of Ashton Kutcher. He actually pulls off a dandy performance.

8.) Ghost (1990)
Directed by: Jerry Zucker
Starring: Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, Whoopi Goldberg, Tony Goldwyn
Tagline: You will believe.
Best Quote: "Just think of it this way. You'll go to Heaven."

Everything is going great for Sam and Molly until one night when he is brutally removed from this world. Molly is devastated, but unbeknownst to her, so is Sam... 'cause now he is wandering the streets in the form of a ghost. No one can see him, no one can hear him, and he's gathering a buttload of information about his murder that he can't tell anyone! Then, he runs into Oda May Brown, a spiritual advisor. As is often the case, she is a phony... but she is not as much of a phony as anyone thinks. When Sam starts haunting her, she has no choice but to do everything in her power to get the information over to Molly. It's a fascinating story of love, loss (duh), and believing in the unbelievable. The film doesn't attempt to shove any particular religious belief down your throat, it just says "This might be how it is." Whoopi Goldberg offers the movie a lighthearted, comedic side. She pretty well single-handedly saves the entire film from being a downright dreary approach to the subject. Although the ubiquitous Righteous Bros. tune, "Unchained Melody" might make a beautiful backdrop to an unexpectedly HOT scene (my God, those fingers), I still will always feel closer to the movie when I hear Swayze's song "She's Like The Wind".

7.) One Hour Photo (2002)
Directed by: Mark Romanek
Starring: Robin Williams, Connie Neilsen, Michael Vartan, Dylan Smith III
Tagline: There is nothing more dangerous than a familiar face.
Best Quote: "If these pictures have anything important to say to future generations, it's this -- I was here. I existed. I was young, I was happy, and someone cared enough about me in this world to take my picture."

You'll never know a more lonely fellow than Sy Parrish. His only contact with the outside world, aside from his television set, is his job as the guy behind the photo counter at the local Sav-Mart. Call it obsession, call it plain boredom, but Sy has developed a fascination with a certain customer of his, Nina Yorkin. Every picture that Nina has ever had developed at Sy's photo shop, Sy has made an extra copy for himself. Eriq La Salle, who also stars in the movie, says "This film explores what it means to be in such need of basic love, that you have to kidnap someone else's life just to make you feel whole and complete." I think that pretty much sums it up. But it's not so much about what happens in this movie as it is about what doesn't happen. 'Cause for some people in this world, that is the most interesting thing they have to talk about.

6.) Breakdown (1997)
Directed by: Jonathan Mostow
Starring: Kurt Russell, Kathleen Quinlan, J.T. Walsh, Jack Noseworthy, Rex Linn
Tagline: A cross country trip. An unexpected breakdown. The trap has been set.
Best Quote: "It's not what I want, it's what you want, how bad you want it. 'Cause it's gonna cost you. Can't show it to you right now, but it's about five-five, a hundred and fifteen pounds, three or four of that just pure t*t. Nice curly brown hair, upstairs and down. Interested?"

While moving across the country, Jeff and Amy discuss the trials of life. Just when you think things can't get any worse, the Jeep breaks down. To make matters worse still, Jeff and Amy have been taunted since the gas station stop, by a couple of guys in a pickup truck that they almost hit earlier. Fortunately, a semi shows up minutes later, and the driver takes a look. He seems nice enough, and he offers to take Amy to the next restaurant up the road so that she can call a tow truck. Jeff, still shaken, wants to stay with the Jeep. To make a long story short, he won't see his wife again for about an hour and a half, and this Breakdown is more than a vehicle breakdown, it's a mental one. Desolate atmosphere, slow pace, ambient music, and some interesting camera angles make this a complete masterpiece of a movie. Kurt Russell is amazing in this tortured role, without looking like he's constipated or anything. Also of interest is Jack Noseworthy, who looks to be half Bon-Jovi, half the buffed-up Christian Slater from hell. He delivers a great little performance. For my favorite character to be a bad guy, that's a rare thing. I don't know why we haven't seen more from this guy.

5.) Memento (2000)
Directed by: Christopher Nolan
Starring: Guy Pearce, Carrie Anne-Moss, Joe Pantoliano
Tagline: Some memories are best forgotten.
Best Quote: "My wife deserves vengeance. Doesn't make any difference whether I know about it. Just because there are things I can't remember doesn't make my actions meaningless. The world doesn't just disappear when you close your eyes, does it?"

Leonard Shelby suffers from the unenviable affliction of short-term memory loss. This wouldn't be so bad, except that he got the disease from brain damage while trying to defend his wife when she was killed. So now, Leonard (or Lenny, as everyone calls him) spends his entire life living in hotel rooms, his cars, with friends, and just wandering around taking pictures to help him remember people, places, things, and what he has done. But here's the real kicker -- Memento plays its scenes out in reverse sequence, making it every bit as confusing for the audience as it must be for poor Lenny. You'll talk about this one for months, or even years. Joe Pantoliano has already established, at least for me anyway, his "defining" character -- Teddy.

4.) 12 Angry Men (1957)
Directed by: Sidney Lumet
Starring: Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, Joseph Sweeney, E.G. Marshall
Tagline: Life is in their hands -- Death is on their minds.
Best Quote: Juror #3: "You're talking about a matter of seconds, nobody can be that accurate."
Juror #8: "Well I think that testimony that can put a boy into the electric chair should be that accurate."

I'm no big fan of black & white movies. I'm even less of a fan of black and white characters, which is what saves this one. My high school Law teacher made us watch 12 Angry Men in '94, and it has been one of my favorite movies ever since. Behind all the hurling of insults and mudslinging (which, in itself, is quite hilarious to watch) is a very serious story about an 18-year old boy who is on trial for the stabbing of his father. It looks like it will be an open-and-shut case, until Juror #8 (Fonda) brings their wicked dream to a screeching halt with his vote of dissent. Not guilty. Reginald Rose took on a challenging job when writing this script, but I'd say he hit the nail right on the head. He knew what to leave in and what to leave out, how long to go between "breaks", and he offered a life to each and every single one of the jurors. By the film's end, one feels that he knows every man in the room and in some strange way, maybe even the kid. Doing the right thing is its own reward, and 12 Angry Mencaptures this feeling beautifully in its closing moments. P.S. Skip the remake.

3.) Back To The Future (1985)
Directed by: Robert Zemeckis
Starring: Michael J. Fox, Crispin Glover, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Thomas F. Wilson
Tagline: Marty McFly's having the time of his life. The only question is -- what time is it?
Best Quote: "If you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything."

I know, I can be such a sell-out, but dog-gone it, this movie rocks. No ifs, ands or buts about it. Marty McFly is living pretty close to a destitute life -- his parents are miserable, his Dad is bullied around at work, he himself can't find acceptance anywhere else but at the hand of his girlfriend Jennifer. Then one day, he meets his friend Emmett Brown (a.k.a. Doc) in the parking lot of Twin Pines Mall at 1:30 in the morning. An accident occurs, catapulting his asss back in time to 1955 with no way to get back. The real kicker of the movie is when his own mother starts to fall for HIM instead of his father. So now, not only has Marty got to get his mother and father to hook up (or else he won't even EXIST) but they're going to have to fall in love for a different reason than her feeling sorry for him, since Marty inadvertently intercepted that little facet of his density... I mean, destiny.

Every character in this movie is classic -- Doc Brown as the eccentric scientist with a few screws loose, Marty as the almost punkrocker and just all around frustrated teenager, Lorraine as the soft spoken mother of Marty who has a real guy-chasing streak about her, and of course, George McFly, the man who has to learn to stand up for himself. I don't want to spoil too much (like you actually haven't seen this one), but the "fist shot" is one of the strongest moments I've ever seen in a movie.

2.) Frequency (2000)
Directed by: Gregory Hoblit
Starring: Jim Caviezel, Dennis Quaid, Elizabeth Mitchell, Andre Braugher, Shawn Doyle
Tagline: What if?
Best Quote: "Nothing wrong with old age, Frank, as long as you get there."

Ladies and gentlemen, meet John Sullivan. He lives all alone in 1999, and his life has gone to sh!t. His girlfriend is walking out, his work is suffering, and those cigarettes have got him right where they want him.

Then one fateful night, Johnny makes contact via ham radio with a strange old firefighter, who turns out to be his father, 30 years in the past. As it turns out, his father (in the past) is only days away from dying in a fire, an event that John has had to live with for the last three decades. The question is obvious -- can he stop it? And if he does, is that the end? This film bounces back and forth between scenes from 1969 and scenes from 1999 in the blink (or the spin) of an eye. And yet you always know where you are, because the colors tell you. (1969 has a strong presence of yellow, while 1999 has a strong presence of blue.) If you like to cry at happy endings, then say your prayers 'cause this one will blow you away.

1.) Groundhog Day (1993)
Directed by: Harold Ramis
Starring: Bill Murray, Andie MacDowell, Chris Elliott
Tagline: He's having the worst day of his life. Over, and over, and over.
Best Quote: "Once again, the eyes of the nation turn to this... tiiiny village in weth-tern Pentsyl-vaaania, blaaah blablaaaaah blablah. There is no way... that this winter.. is EVER going to end. Not as long as this groundhog keeps seeing his shadow. I don't see any other way out of it. He has to be stopped... and I have to stop him."

Groundhog Day is truly THE most bizarre and brilliant film ever to hit the screen. It's not here to tell us about our reality, make us question ourselves, or dazzle us with CGI. It's a plain and simple movie about a man who gets stuck. Phil Connors is a newsman with high aspirations, and he's just starting to get to that point in his life where he realizes what a wasted life it has been. Travelling out to Punxatawney to do "The Groundhog Festival" for the fourth year straight, Phil is in dire need of a midlife crisis, or something. When the weather forces Phil and the gang to stay an extra day, Phil slumps into his hotel bed, only to wake up the next morning to the same song on the radio as the day before. Slowly but surely, Phil's denial is negated beautifully, until he finally realizes that it's true -- it is Groundhog Day again. And he is the only one who realizes it. How many times can it keep happening? As Cash in The Family Man might say, "As long as it takes."

Although the concept is simple and doesn't allow for any real plot progression, the idea plays out brilliantly. You wouldn't believe how many different situations can come of a man being stuck living the same day over and over again, especially when he is still able to remember all he has learned from its repeated occurrences. Bill Murray displays genuine growth as a character, while also facing torrential mood swings and constant rejection because of the reputation into which he has invested himself all this time up until now. This makes it especially difficult for him to pursue a relationship with his fellow newslady Rita when he has to wake up every single day having reverted back to the grumpy old narcissistic bastard that everyone has taken him to be. Some might say it can't happen in a single day, but you just never know. I am led to believe that if there is a God, then His power undoubtedly comes from being able to transcend time. Phil says it himself, "Maybe the real God uses tricks, or maybe He's just been around so long, He knows everything."

And that about wraps things up here.
I kindly thank you for joining me on this strange and wonderful journey, and I hope that you'll still be around when I decide to undertake the task of Top 100 Love Songs!
Take care,
~Timothy Bishop

P.S. You can see my Mom's Top 10 by clicking here!

Top10 inventors in the world

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Top 10 Inventors of all Time

10 great inventors who helped change our life

Thomas Edison - the lightbulb and many more. One of the most prolific inventors of all time
The Wright Brothers - for making the first flight
Benjamin Franklin - discovered electricity and invented the Franklin stove
Charles Babbage - created first mechanical computer
Marie Curie - discovered Radium and help make use of radiation and X Rays.
Alexander Bell - Inventing the telephone
Leonardo Da Vinci - one of the greatest ever minds, invented models that proved workable 3-500 years later.
Galileo - the telescope and revolutionary theories about the nature of the world.
Tim Berners Lee the http:// protocol for the internet.
Archimedes - amongst other things worked out pi and developed the archimedes screw for lifting up water from mines or wells.

Other Great Inventors include:

James Watt - inventor of the steam engine in the industrial revolution.

Nikola Tesla - fluorescent lighting, the Tesla coil, the induction motor, and 3-phase electricity and AC electricity.

John Logie Baird - TV

John Harrison - longitude at sea

Top10 scientist in the world Alltime

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Top 10 Scientists of All Time

Who were the greatest scientists of all time?

I have chosen 10 here - 10 greatest scientists of all time

It is hard to choose a winner but the scientists who really stand out are:

Other great scientists which could have made the list include:

Francis Bacon
Stephen Hawking
Leonardo Da Vinci
James Watson DNA
Michael Faraday

Icc cricket worldcup winner

2009-06-27T17:31:00.000-07:00

Winners List

The following is a list of the winning country and runner up for each Cricket World Cup. Click on the country names for more country information, or click on the year for more information about the event for that year.

year	winner	runner-up
1975	West Indies	Australia
1979	West Indies	Australia
1983	India	West Indies
1987	Australia	England
1992	Pakistan	England
1996	Sri Lanka	Australia
1999	Australia	Pakistan
2003	Australia	India
2007	Australia	Sri Lanka
2011

Wordcup winner of Football

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here the football worlcup winner of each season.

Year	Host Nation(s)	Winner	Score	Runner-up	3rd Place	Score	4th Place
Year	Host Nation(s)	Final			Third Place Match
1930 Details	Uruguay	Uruguay	4–2	Argentina	United States	^{[note 1]}	Yugoslavia
1934 Details	Italy	Italy	2–1 aet	Czechoslovakia	Germany	3–2	Austria
1938 Details	France	Italy	4–2	Hungary	Brazil	4–2	Sweden
1950 Details	Brazil	Uruguay	^{[note 2]}	Brazil	Sweden	^{[note 2]}	Spain
1954 Details	Switzerland	West Germany	3–2	Hungary	Austria	3–1	Uruguay
1958 Details	Sweden	Brazil	5–2	Sweden	France	6–3	West Germany
1962 Details	Chile	Brazil	3–1	Czechoslovakia	Chile	1–0	Yugoslavia
1966 Details	England	England	4–2 aet	West Germany	Portugal	2–1	USSR
1970 Details	Mexico	Brazil	4–1	Italy	West Germany	1–0	Uruguay
1974 Details	West Germany	West Germany	2–1	Netherlands	Poland	1–0	Brazil
1978 Details	Argentina	Argentina	3–1 aet	Netherlands	Brazil	2–1	Italy
1982 Details	Spain	Italy	3–1	West Germany	Poland	3–2	France
1986 Details	Mexico	Argentina	3–2	West Germany	France	4–2 aet	Belgium
1990 Details	Italy	West Germany	1–0	Argentina	Italy	2–1	England
1994 Details	United States	Brazil	0–0 aet (3–2) pen	Italy	Sweden	4–0	Bulgaria
1998 Details	France	France	3–0	Brazil	Croatia	2–1	Netherlands
2002 Details	South Korea & Japan	Brazil	2–0	Germany	Turkey	3–2	Korea Republic
2006 Details	Germany	Italy	1–1 aet (5–3) pen	France	Germany	3–1	Portugal

Top 20 richman in the world

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1.Bill Gates
2.Warren Buffet
3.Lakshmi Mittal
4.Carlos Slim Helu
5.Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud
6.Ingvar Kamprad
7.Paul Allen
8.Karl Albrecht
9.Lawrence Ellison
10.S. Robson Walton
11.Jim Walton
12.John Walton
13.Alice Walton
14.Helen Walton
15.Kenneth Thomson
16.Liliane Bettencourt
17.Bernard Arnault
18.Michael Dell
19.Sheldon Adelson
20.Theo Albrech

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