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    One Million Digital Books

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    http://www.lib.umich.edu/news/millionth.html

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    1. Slide 1: One Million Digital Books =
    2. Slide 2: 83,333 linear feet
    3. Slide 3: 361,441,145 pages
    4. Slide 4: 1,500,000 lb
    5. Slide 5: 15.9 miles
    6. Slide 6: 42 terabytes
    7. Slide 7: 43,008 gigabytes
    8. Slide 8: 44,040,192 megabytes
    9. Slide 9: 45,097,156,608 kilobytes
    10. Slide 10: 25.6 kilometres
    11. Slide 11: 750 tons
    12. Slide 12: 146 miles (laid end to end) the distance from Philadelphia to Washington DC
    13. Slide 13: 26,000,000 ounces
    14. Slide 14: 351,028 author records
    15. Slide 15: 70,000,000,000 words
    16. Slide 16: 112,834 shareable records
    17. Slide 17: 770,833 feet (laid end to end)
    18. Slide 18: 680,000 kilograms
    19. Slide 19: 1,784 cubic yards
    20. Slide 20: 428 languages
    21. Slide 21: 48,177 cubic feet
    22. Slide 22: 135,432 subjects
    23. Slide 23: 999,996 inches
    24. Slide 24: 385,417 square feet (lying flat, closed)
    25. Slide 25: The efforts of 436 University of Michigan Library staff