how do I get in the guiness book of world records??
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online,at a book store
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Submit a demo tape to Narada World Records.
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you can only get it on the web if it has been uploaded, which it probably hasn't.  You should contact your school if you'd like to find out about a year book.
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And how can I get it????
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try youtube or the official IOC website
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the world record is 8:06
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guinness book of records?
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Well, to go to the leaderboard, you can proceed with one of the paths of the follows:\n\nPATH 1\n-----\n1- Click "My Q & A" on the top green strip of this page.\n\n2- This will take you to YOUR Q & A page where you can view all your answers history and points.\n\n3- On the right margin of the page, there are certain boxes which depict certain data and information regarding Y! Answers.\n\n4- There is a "My Points" box below the Yahoo! Toolbar &trade advertisement. Here is an example:-\n\nMy Points\n\nTell Me More\n\nPoints: 14,977\n\nYou're at level: 6\n(10,023 points to get to level 7)\n\nPoints this week: 49\n\nView Leaderboard\n\n5- Click the "View Leaderboard" link on this box & it will take you to the Detailed leaderboard.\n\n\nPATH 2\n------\n\n1- Go to any Yahoo! Answers Page\n\n2- On the top-right corner of it, you'll see the following links-\nHome - Help - Forum\nWhat's going on in Answers?\n\n3- Click "What's going on in Answers"\n\n4- This will take you to this web-page: \nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/info/about;_ylt=As0qCZwq1xJqvx6rIKQRfFXsy6IX\n\n5- Click the link "Leaderboard (Updated Weekly)" & you'll reach the detailed leaderboard. :)\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/rank_total\n\nP.S.\nI like your superhero choice ;)
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first off  it's the 1500 in college or the mile.  figure out the world record, add about 20 seconds.  if you are closer, make sure your times are posted in a local newspaper.  send clippings and have your high school coach talk to the colleges for you.
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Several world records that were once included in Guiness have been removed for ethical reasons. By publishing world records in a category, the book may encourage others to try to beat that record, even at the expense of their own health and safety. For example, following publication of a "heaviest cat" record, many cat owners overfed their pets beyond the bounds of what was healthy, so entries such as these were removed. Likewise, records related to dangerous stunts are often not published, for example those closely related to freediving. The Guinness Book also dropped records within their "eating and drinking records" section of Human Achievements in 1991 due to concerns that potential competitors could do harm to themselves and expose the publisher to potential litigation. These changes included the removal of all liquor, wine and Beer Drinking Records and other unusual records for consuming such unlikely things as bicycles and trees.\n\nSmiddy has been working on getting them to include "Most irritating smirk", but do you thing those guys would take Smiddy seriously? Of course they thought he was being sarcastic again. Guess Smiddy will go and consume 1,200 Twinkies and 12 dozen Super Big Gulps.
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http://bookkeeper-for-you.com/details.cgi
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first of all the world records will always be broken cause there people out in the world that will do anything and everything it takes to break a world record
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Thomas Dobney, a 15-year-old from England,\n\nPlease read the link below it is interest since the Guiness Book of world records retired that category since a 7 year was killed tring to break the record.
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Check this site out about the Guinness Book of World records with bubbles! It is cool!\nhttp://bubbleart.com/incredible%20guinness%20records.htm
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You can\n\n1) Make it into an indexed file with 400 records, each record having a two-level table with 40/199 indexes;\n\n1b) Indexed file, but one-level, with (400*40*199) records;\n\n2) Create 400 internal tables with 40/199 indexes;\n\n3) Go to a data base;\n\nI'd try 1B first.
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there is a library/hall of records in DC. check back in a cpl of days i'll get the address for you
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No records are kept on the race of the Olympic medal winners.  If you wanted to take the time to look up each one, then you would need to go to the site below and run a series of searches: