Sunil Joseph of Bhopal, India: 
world's biggest handwritten (New Testament) Bible. It consists of 7.957 verses, 16.000 pages, and weighs 135 pounds.

Cristiano Ronaldo: the most expensive football player. He got the highest transfer fee for a player.

Anthony Mancinelli: world's oldest barber

Ted Ingram: longest-serving paper boy

Chief Thomas E. Hawley: longest Serving Chief of Police

Darlyne Markus: Longest serving paper girl

Oldest Practicing Doctor: Dr Walter Watson

Britain's Vin Cox: fastest circumnavigation of the globe by bicycle (cycled 18225.7 miles or 29331 km in 163 days 6 hours 58 minutes)

Sultan (from Mardin, Turkey): the tallest living man and human being. He is 246.5 cm (8 ft 1in) tall.

Louise Hollis: the longest toenails. The combined length of all her 10 toenails came to 220.98 cm (87 in).

Yao Defen (China): the tallest woman. She has average height of 233.3 cm (7ft 7 in).

Sarwan Singh (Canada): the longest beard on a living person. His beard was measured at 2.37 m (7ft 9 in) on 4 March 2010.

Walter Breuning: the oldest living man. Born on 21 September 1891 in Montana, USA.

Ruth Frith (Australia): the oldest female athletics.

Shortest person by occupation:

Ajaykumar: (India), the shortest actor (2 ft 6 in (76 cm) to play a main character in a full length film.

Verne Troyer (USA), an American actor and stunt performer best known for playing Mini-Me in the Austin Powers series. He is 81 cm tall.

John Young and Robert Crippen (USA): the first time a new spacecraft system had ever flown in space without a prior unmanned space flight.

Nature:

The Dead Sea on the Israel-Jordan border is the deepest hyper saline lake in the world (with maximum depth of 378 m or 1,240 ft). It has an average salinity of more than 8.5 times than of sea water.

Hummingbirds: the hungriest birds. They have to consume at least half of their total body weight in food everyday.

The entrance to Cathedral Caverns in Grant, Alabama: the largest cave opening.

Modern Times Forever (Stora Enso Building, Helsinki), a Danish experimental film: Longest film screened by running time with a runtime of 240 hours. A one-off screening began on 23 March 2011 at the IHME Contemporary Art Festival in Helsinki (experimental films).

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