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- World Records: Buildings
- 10 Harrowing Survival Stories
- "Really Big Things" Videos
- 10 Workplace Myths
- How to Retire Early
| Posted: There are world records out there for the strangest things, and the "buildings" category is no exception. Of course, you have the standard "tallest building" and "most square feet," but did you know there's competition for the title of "deepest underwater mailbox"? OK, we know that's not a building, exactly, but come on, we just had to include it. How much do you know about the world's structures?
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| Posted: Most of us have heard some amazing survival stories in our lives -- people living after hours trapped under an avalanche, or amputating their own limb to get free of a trap. Check out some true survival stories.
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| Posted: On Discovery Channel's "Really Big Things," mining iron ore starts with drilling 60-foot holes in a drill pattern and filling the holes with explosives. Once the ore is blasted out, trucks collect the rock.
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| Posted: So you're about to start your new job. But the experience may be different from what you've been told when you were preparing to enter the real world. Is there truth to any of those stories?
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| Posted: If you're considering early retirement, you need to assess your financial plan while you're young. Early retirement is possible, but you'll probably have to adopt a frugal lifestyle now.
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