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Google commemorates 218th anniversary of Morse’s birthday

April 27, 2009 k4swl Leave a comment

I woke up this morning to find the search engine, Google, in morse code. What a great way to commemorate Samuel Morse’s birthday. _ _. _.._ google!

Click here to read Wikipedia’s biography of Samuel Morse.

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