Either the Anaconda (Eunectes murinus) from South America or the Reticulated Python (Python reticulatus) from South-east Asia. The Anaconda grows to 9.5 m and can weigh round 200 kg.The Reticulated Python grows to 10.1 m but, being of slender build, weighs less.

Employed by BC Hydro during the creation of Williston Lake (1964-1966), the G175 LeTourneau Tree Crusher was instrumental in crushing brush and waste trees into compact burnable piles. Today, the tree crusher stands proudly at the entrance to Mackenzie as a reminder of why Mackenzie is here.

On this web site, you will find a list and a map showing the most populated agglomerations of the world. To compare the population of cities, which have rather arbitrary boundaries, is not really reasonable. If you interested in this topic, please follow the links "World Gazetteer" or "Global Statistics - GeoHive" listed under Refs/Other Links. If you are interested in the population of cities or agglomerations of special countries, you will find many data here at City Population

The Carpet of Wonder in the Grand Sultan Qaboos Mosque in Muscat in the Sultanate of Oman is the largest carpet in the world. The previous record holder was a carpet woven in Qum, see below.

The largest spider in the world is the Goliath Tarantula of South America. It is about the size of a dinner plate, 10 inches from toe to toe! It is often called the Goliath Bird-Eating Spider.

According to the Population Reference Bureau, Tokyo is currently the world's largest city, with around 28 million resi....

The WTO's (http://www.wto.org) annual press release covers recent trade trends and provides several charts/tables. Also, this site has total imports/exports by country for selected years for viewing/downloading. Some sector data is present.

Opinions differ on this question. General consensus points towards the Eurasian Eagle Owl, which is the largest in weight and average length. Some sources say it is the Great Gray Owl, as some individuals can have quite a big overall length. It should be noted that much of the bulk of the Great Gray Owl is due to it's generous plumage.

The largest frog is the Goliath Frog of Cameroon in Africa, and is found near swiftly flowing rivers and in dense rain forests. They look like giant bullfrogs. Its body can be more than a foot long, and its entire length with the legs extended can be more than two and a half feet long. Goliath Frogs have been known to weigh more than seven pounds!

The largest flag ever displayed is a U.S. flag measuring 255 ft. by 505 ft. (78m by 154m). It was hoisted vertically on cables across Hoover Dam to commemorate the 1996 Olympic Torch Relay. The story of "Superflag" is on the Web at http://www.superflag.com/doc/guinness.htm . According to Dr. William Crampton, the largest flag that actually flies from a flagpole is the flag of Brazil displayed at the federal capital, Brasilia. This flag is 230 ft. by 328 ft.

Trade values may be defined on a "balance of payments" basis (Table 1), a "Census" basis (most FTH tables), or a "national income and products (GDP)" basis (Table 5). Also, Tables 1-13 are "final" data while all other tables are "unrevised" data. For comments, corrections, and suggestions, please contact David Barton at 202-482-1607 or David_Barton@ita.doc.gov.

The WTC Health Registry is essentially a giant database, holding self-reported health information about specific groups of people who were most directly affected by the WTC disaster. Its goal is to help researchers understand whether these groups may develop particular physical health or mental health problems over time that may be a result of the disaster.

The World Trade University Global Secretariat is a global education and public-private partnership initiative that primarily focuses on providing advanced educational opportunities in world trade to entrepreneurs and executives in emerging economies. It has been designed to develop a key role through its multilateral mandate to facilitate and build partnerships to support successful engagement of emerging economies in a freer, rules based multilateral trading system.

World Trade Online's NewsStand is a pay-per-view news service that allows anyone with a credit card and Internet access to purchase documents and articles. News articles are text files only. Documents may be text files as well as Adobe Acrobat (PDF) and Microsoft PowerPoint (PPT) files. Note: To view the PDF documents, you will need an Adobe Acrobat Reader which can be downloaded free from the Adobe website.

The World Trade Organization (WTO) is the successor organization to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), the fountainhead of international trade law. As of January 2002, the WTO was comprised of 144 countries.

China leads the competition with one million tons of tea manufactured per year. Right behind is India, manufacturing an average of about 900,000 tons of tea annually.

The short answer is: a lack of evidence to the contrary. A "website" can be one page deep, or many pages deep. This website is more than 340 pages deep, enough to keep any person busy for more than a day. Commercial sites, especially those which keep yearly archives, can be thousands of pages deep, though 90% of it will never be accessed by anyone. The key word, then, is "personal".

ServiceMaster.com allows you to select services in many areas of the country. For any service you are interested in, just select the service and enter your ZIP code. If we are not yet in your neighborhood, we will let you know. You will even have the option to give us your e-mail address, so that we can e-mail you when we launch in your area.

Enter Diaphragm Hand Pumps in Google/Yahoo/MSN or any other search engines, and find it for yourself, if anybody else in the world offers such a wide range in Size and in MOC of body and rubber parts and in features. Basically, this is our only product and we are totally focussed on production and marketing of these multipurpose hand pumps. If you are a pump dealer in any country, you are welcome to represent us in your country/territory.

The two largest ice sheets are in Greenland and Antarctica. Together, they contain 75% of the world's fresh water. If all this ice melted back into the ocean it would raise sea level by over 75 meters. This would change Earth’s surface in a big way: large areas of the continents would be flooded! This is why Earth scientists use satellites to measure the ice levels on Greenland and Antarctica to see if they are growing or shrinking.