Feb 17 2013
Morse Code News for February 17, 2013
Headlines for February 17, 2013 in morse code:
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headlines from arts journal=the links between science and art=minnesota orchestra labor dispute drags into its fifth month=what if an artist who deals in race irony is actually serious=why do people think the music album is dead=us justice department approves random house/penguin merger=how a church took a error 2 million bath on a broadway show=is discovering good books really a problem=a petition demanding dance in schools=americas nonprofit theatres are getting less diverse=big auction sales more signs of a booming art market=are universities the next business model to fail=france to return seven paintings looted by nazis=philadelphia orchestra to make first majorlabel recording in 16 years (and on dg no less)=union threatens strike against uks largest theatre group=after twoyear renovation birmingham rep to reopen for centennial=villellas successor reveals plans for miami city ballet=bid to end eus crossborder doubletaxation of performers=malian musicians fight back against islamist rebels who tried to silence them=being ann richards=lets get pissed the upside of anger=and what have the researchers told us about love for this valentines day=where the devil is australias cultural policy=two theatres used by shakespeare could host plays once again=bolshois doublebill rite of spring is back on=new international opera awards to launch this spring=
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Prosigns are represented as follows:
- ‘AR’ (di-dah-di-dah-dit) is shown as ‘+’,
- ‘AS’ (di-dah-di-di-dit) is shown as as
- ‘BT’ (dah-di-di-di-dah) is shown as ‘=’
- ‘SK’ (di-di-di-dah-di-dah) is shown as sk,
- ‘KN’ (dah-di-dah-dah-dit) is shown as kn
- ‘CL’ (dah-di-dah-di-di-dah-di-dit) is shown as cl,
- ‘Error’ (di-di-di-di-di-di-di-dit) is shown as error
