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From no phone signal to a new digital adventure at The Forbidden Corner | Darlington and Stockton Times

John and Wendy Reeves manage The Forbidden Corner
CUTTING-edge technology is being harnessed at a quirky North Yorkshire attraction to create a new digital experience for visitors.
The Forbidden Corner is a unique labyrinth of tunnels, chambers, follies and surprises created within a four-acre garden near Middleham.
The attraction is taking part in the Mobile Access North Yorkshire Project (MANY) by using 5G technology to turn its popular brass rubbing experience into an interactive, augmented-reality digital quest adventure.
One of the MANY partners, Flo-culture, is working with Forbidden Corner to enable state-of-the-art mobile technology to create the digital adventure.
Johnny and Wendy Reeves, who have managed the Forbidden Corner for more than 20-years, said taking part in the project and being able to harness the latest digital technology marks a real departure from the past when they were unable to provide customers with even a basic mobile signal.

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Digital innovation to transform Forbidden Corner adventures

Cutting-edge 5G technology is being harnessed in North Yorkshire to create an exciting digital experience at one of the county’s most popular visitor attractions.
The Forbidden Corner is a unique labyrinth of tunnels, chambers, follies and surprises created within a four acre garden near Middleham.
The attraction is taking part in the Mobile Access North Yorkshire Project (MANY) by using 5G technology to turn its popular brass rubbing experience into an interactive, augmented-reality digital quest adventure.
One of the MANY partners, Flo-culture, a specialist in digital audience engagement, is working with Forbidden Corner to enable state-of-the-art mobile technology to enhance the experience for its 120,000 annual visitors with the creation of a digital adventure.

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Penn State campuses hosting Women's History Month events in March

March 15, at 6-8 p.m. —
Film screening: "Moxie" — Join the Gender Equity Center, in partnership with Penn State Libraries and Hillel at Penn State for a film screening and discussion of Netflix's "Moxie.”
Emma Johnson (actor Josephine Langford) inspired by her mom's (actor Amy Poehler) rebellious past and a confident new friend publishes an anonymous zine calling out sexism at her school. We will discuss the main themes from the movie as well as discuss the history of grassroots activism by women for social and political change. Register here.
March 16, at 6 p.m. (virtual) —
Practical Activism: Living Out Your Vocational Calling — the Paul Robeson Cultural enter is hosting an event with Minniejean Brown Trickey, one of the "Little Rock Nine" who fought during the civil rights era to push for desegregation of schools. She has since then continued to fight for equality across the country. We will specifically look to talk about finding one's vocational calling and how that can intersect with social justice work. Anyone interested can register here. You can also go to the PRCC's Instagram page @psuprcc for more information.

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Biden appoints healthcare rationing proponent at Penn to policy role; medical ethicists remain quiet

Came under criticism for disability and coronavirus paper
President-Elect Joe Biden announced soon after the election that University of Pennsylvania Prof. Ezekiel Emanuel would serve on his coronavirus task force.
The oncologist chairs Penn’s ethics and health policy department and co-authored a paper in April that argued for treating people with disabilities differently in coronavirus care based of their life expectancy.
He has previously written in support of healthcare rationing and urged 75-year-olds to stop pursuing primary care. Emanuel advised President Obama on healthcare policy as well.
The College Fix reached out to six different professors for comment on Emanuel’s appointment to the COVID-19 Transition Advisory Board and to see what principles they wanted to see Biden implement with regard to coronavirus policy. Only one professor responded to the inquiries.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190302:22:24:00

when she was brought in as an event planner and then given just a bigger title when they were dealing with the campaign running for office? >> it's also confusing because you know i shared with msnbc a recording, a conversation that i had with katherine pearson and lynn discussing this imminent release of donald trump saying racist things. she knows there were multiple conversations of such and text chains and e-mails about these things. so for her to stand in front of congress and be used to say she had no idea that donald trump had ever in the past or currently said racist things was, i think, probably not the best statement for lynn to make because there's just such a long documented history of her being concerned about his racist statements. >> so there are records that could establish that she was concerned about his racist behavior? >> well, in her own voice.

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