Believe Paul or not

Carles Puyol headed home Xavi's 73rd-minute corner after a Spanish onslaught to break a frustrating tactical deadlock and set up a final with Netherlands on Sunday at Soccer City in Johannesburg when new world champions will be crowned.
In fact, Paul has already known the result. The now world-famous "psychic" is just an octopus, which lives in an aquarium in western Germany and has correctly predicted every result in Germany’s 2010 FIFA World Cup games including Wednesday’s loss, which is a repeat, down to the final score, of the 2008 European Championship final when Spain beat Germany to win its first major title in 44 years.
Germany coach Joachim Loew kept on his lucky blue sweater for the semi-final in the semifinal but its magic failed to counter the prophecy of the mystic mollusk, which makes his prediction by picking food from containers marked with the flags of the two teams.
Here is the related video broadcasting how Paul makes its choice.

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Jul 6 - The oracle octopus Paul goes on with his world Cup forecasts and opted for Spain over Germany in the semifinal.

A new winner of soccer's biggest prize will be awarded on Sunday. Let us look forward to one more big goal, one more big game.

Download Free PowerPoint Templates for FIFA World Cup 2010

How to add your logo during the process of PowerPoint to DVD/Video conversion

FIFA World Cup 2010 is near the end, but the pleasure it has brought to us is endless. Making the PowerPoint presentation for your favorite squad (or soccer/football star) is such a meaningful thing.
However, when you plan to share your pictures or videos with others on the Internet, you would like to add some marks or logos on them to aid and promote instant public recognition, or even to stake your claim.
Therefore, I will explain how to add your individual logo onto your creation when you use Moyea PPT to DVD Burner Pro. Let take the PowerPoint-to-DVD conversion as an example.
Diego Armando Maradona, an Argentine former football player and the manager of the Argentine national team, is widely regarded as one of the best football players of all time, even though the Albiceleste suffered from devastating 4-0 loss against Germany in the World Cup quarterfinals several days ago.
I have made a PowerPoint presentation about Maradona, and plan to choose the Argentina national team logo as the logo to be added.
Here is the detailed tutorial and accompanying screenshot to help you be familiar with the aforementioned function.
Step 1 Click Logo to add logo and set video layout (it is on the promise that you have imported the PPT file and finished Options, Menu and Music settings in turn).

Step 2 Click Add to import your logo.


Step 3 Click-drag the center of the shape to change its position, and drag the bounding-box to resize it.
In addition, you can also adjust the Alpha value, Transparent Color and the Tolerance of the Transparent Color as needed. Click Default to restore the default original settings, and click Reset to move back to the previous setting step.
Step 4 Click Video Layout tab to adjust Margin Size, choose the Margin-Fill picture and set other options.


Step 5 Click Burn when all operations are completed.


Step 6 Play the burned DVD file, and you will find that the logo has been marked. (The watermark of Moyea Media is auto-added in trial version)



Note：
1. To convert the presentation to video, change the output option as "Convert to Video".
2. Here is a picture containing all the team logos of participants in FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa that you can make selection.