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World’s Largest Online Retailer Amazon’s Warehouse

Amazon is the world’s largest online retailer. These pictures are from Swansea, Wales. The Amazon Swansea fulfillment center is one of the largest Amazon warehouses in the world. Hundreds of thousands of products come in and go out every day–millions per week.

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Michael Jackson's Death House on Sale

Michael Jackson's death house is on sale now. One of the mirror still has a motivational message ""Train, perfection March April Full Out" which Michael Jackson wrote to himself in the months leading up to his "This Is It" tour.

There is even a chalkboard that contains a heartbreaking message from one of Michael's children "I love Daddy. Smile, it's for free!" These items have remained undisturbed since the singer's death.

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World's Largest Lego Christmas Tree in London

A giant Lego Christmas tree has been unveiled at London's St Pancras station, the tallest tree ever built with the toy bricks, Lego has confirmed that its the worlds tallest tree ever constructed using just Lego alone.

Spanning 10-meters tall, the project utilizes 600,000 Lego bricks to compose 172 branches. 1200 Christmas balls, also composed of LEGOs, were assembled by Elementary School children before being hung from the sculpture.

After two months of arduous construction, the tree is now on display in the main station at St. Pancras.

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Thai Flood Hacks

Necessity is truly the mother of invention, so when the going gets tough because of the 2011 Thailand Floods, the Thais get floatin' on a DIY boat made from water bottles.

The Tumblr site Thai Flood Hacks has already documented dozens of cases of flood-adapted vehicles and structures. From floating tuk tuks to a bridge made of shopping carts, people-powered infrastructure has allowed life and commerce to endure in the face of disaster.