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Secret morse code type of thing?

So my friend wrote me this note, and I’ve been trying to figure it out. Can someone tell me what it says or has a link to a key for this? What kind of code is this called anyways?

I forget what it’s called but it goes like this:
You make a tic-tac-toe # board and fill in the first nine letters of the alphabet. Each letter gets the shape around it. “C” gets a shape like an “L” (because it’s in the upper right corner), “E” gets a square (because it’s in the center), etc.
Make a second grid for “J” through “R”. Each of these letters get the shape with one dot added. “N” is a square with a dot in the center.
The rest of the letters go in a third grid. “W” is a square with two dots.
If you want to make it harder to crack, you can fill in the grids in a different order: reverse alphabetical, or going top-to-bottom first (so “G” is the L-shaped one), or alphabetical starting with a different letter, or filling the grids in with some pangram like “Jackdaws love my big sphinx of quartz” (for this last you’ll need a fourth grid).

Morse/electric Telegraph Photo Mugs Morse telegraphic apparatus Card 1 of 2 A – the forwarding end C – the key which produces the break of contact F – the sounder system….

Morse/electric Telegraph Photo Mugs Morse telegraphic apparatus Card 2 of 2 B – the receiving end C – the key which produces the break of contact ….

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Information $127.32 Whether TV shows or cell phone and internet traffic, whether encoded in the radio waves that fill the atmosphere or coursing through wires of copper and glass, information, in its electronic form, surrounds us. And equally copious to this is the realm of physical information, that which mediates between reality and our understanding of it. Our senses record and interpret it; our brains manipulate and process it; our genes pass it from one generation to the next; and the need to share it is an attribute common to every member of the animal kingdom.But what actually is information? Can it be analyzed and measured? Why, if information is such an essential ingredient of the world around us, is it not yet part of the vocabulary of physical science? In this exciting, enlightening, and extraordinary book, Hans Christian von Baeyer addresses these and many other questions, revealing how the concept of information can cast light on principles as diverse as thermodynamics in physics and heredity in biology. For, despite its shadowy, paradoxical, and subjective nature, this is a concept of unarguable importance and power, one that could soon become just as central to science as space, time, mass, or energy – if not more so.With a narrative marked out by its clarity and sheer readability, von Baeyer takes us from the roots of the theory through to the coal-face of modern physics and beyond, deftly unpicking the many strands that knit information so tightly into the fabric of the universe. Along the way, he illuminates topics from gaming theory and probability through to black holes, the history of Morse Code, the future of computing and the role of philosophy in contemporary physics – all whileunderlining this emergent and rapidly developing field as the key to a fundamental new scientific language.

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The Geometry of Physics $85.39 Theodore Frankel explains those parts of exterior differential forms, differential geometry, algebraic and differential topology, Lie groups, vector bundles and Chern forms essential to a better understanding of classical and modern physics and engineering. Key highlights of his new edition are the inclusion of three new appendices that cover symmetries, quarks, and meson masses; representations and hyperelastic bodies; and orbits and Morse-Bott Theory in compact Lie groups. Geometric intuition is developed through a rather extensive introduction to the study of surfaces in ordinary space. First Edition Hb (1997): 0-521-38334-X First Edition Pb (1999): 0-521-38753-1

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The Kid’s Book of World War I $16.95 Revealing the causes, battles, and key players behind the Great War, this exploration provides a variety of hands-on activities for children, guaranteed to foster an appreciation for this complex period. Topics covered include Morse code, life in the trenches, the race for naval superiority, and tips on visiting museums and memorials. Featuring a collection of intriguing real-life wartime stories, biographies of notable world figures, and details on the food, music, and atmosphere of World War I, this educational book provides a deeper investigation into this historical era, spotlighting the United States” emergence onto the international stage.

When Hell Was in Session $25.95 In When Hell Was in Session, Jeremiah Denton, the senior American officer to serve as a Vietnam POW, tells the amazing story of the almost eight years he survived as a POW in North Vietnam. In 1966, he appeared on a television interview from prison and blinked the word ”torture” in Morse Code, confirming for the world that atrocities were taking place in the Hanoi Hilton. And while in prison, he acted as the senior officer and looked after the morale of his troops at great risk to himself. After his release in 1973, Denton was promoted to rear admiral and in 1980 won election to the United States Senate where he worked with President Reagan to fight communism in Latin America. This new and updated edition of this classic book provides new insights into Denton”s years in the Senate where he was a key leader in promoting the Reagan Revolution.