Mar 10 2013
Morse Code News for March 10, 2013
Headlines for March 10, 2013 in morse code:
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headlines from arts journal=burning down a museum in naples to make a point=the classical pianists with 55 million youtube views=british culture minister crisis what crisis=la county museum bid to take over moca nothing a big endowment wouldnt solve=why we shouldnt just accept technological change=study high percentage of orchestra musicians suffer stage fright=newcastle eliminates culture funding after all=dancer behind bolshoi acid attack speaks=is this the woman who inspired the bolshoi acid attack=san francisco symphony musicians vote to authorize strike=lawmakers demand audit of minnesota orchestra=hilary mantels bring up the bodies picks up third major prize=what could august strindberg have to say about south african race relations plenty=lacma makes formal bid to take over moca=why do russians take ballet so seriously=board and director battle over salzburg festival budget=salzburg festival board says it wont renew directors contract=another kentucky orchestra faces musicians contract struggles=four more years for chamber orchestra of philadelphia music director=across the river a literary festival in the other congo=august wilsons words get new life in monologue contest=cooper union board puts off deciding whether to start charging tuition=us postal service considers selling landmark post offices preservationists object=the odd things big data tells us=ambitious plan to double size of sydneys major museum (now all we need is error 400 million)=
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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