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Derek Volk lead 25 people from the Scarborough Maine 7th Grade Girls Softball Team and 7th Grade Baseball Team in somersaulting from the pitcher's mound to the home plate. They set the record during their end-of-season party.

In Eytan and The Embassy’s "Everything Changes" music video, lead singer Eytan Oren makes 18 costume changes. The video was done in a single take, with no edits. The core theme of the song is that people shouldn't "find themselves" but should "create themselves." It took the band and crew a full day of rehearsal and 30 takes the next day to successfully capture the final video. Download the song for free here.

Ingvild Herfindahl has a wooden toy train that measures 202 inches (16 feet, 10 inches) in length.

Brian Pankey balanced a skateboard on his chin for four minutes, 46.94 seconds while sitting on the ground.

Estella wore a bow on her head that measured 42.50 inches in width.

Jason“White Shadow”Gibbons completed three no-look half court shots in a row. He set the record as part of a “Shots for a Cause” program designed to raise money for various charities.

Chris Kamikaze completed 41 baby windmills in 30 seconds.

Spinderella, an 11-year-old breakdancer, performed a headspin that lasted 13 minutes and 53.34 seconds.

Jeff put on 18 seperate articles of clothing in three minutes.

A camper atiD Tech Camps Wesleyan University recited all50 U.S. states[]in alphabetical order while jumping rope on a pogo stickin 22.67 seconds. [#iDTech][]

Joe Parker knocked over a 85quot; tall Mega Block tower with a single kick.

Brett Moser completed 27 consecutive360 underflips on a skateboard while blindfolded, beating his own record. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Taylor Priest completed 13 cigarette flips on a skateboard in one minute.

Lauren Moore recited the first 100 digits of Pi in 30.12 seconds while twisting a Rubik’s cube and balancing 15 books on her head. tag:RecordSetterBook01

George Gaspar makes history by sticking 2222 toothpicks in his beard, a new world record. Gaspar’s achievement beat previous record holder BeardPick by 222 toothpicks. The record was set on February 4, 2009 at Gaspar’s home in Sherman Oaks, California. Ayleen Gaspar was present to witness the feat and count the toothpicks.