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Donuts with the Staff
Monday, August 1st, 7:00-9:00 AM at Harlan Ranch Clubhouse
August 1st- Donuts with the Staff
Because of June's popular doughnut day we are bringing it back! Come join the staff for a doughnut and cup of coffee here at the clubhouse in the morning. Meet our newest member of the staff, Nicci Haley, while you are here.
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Mother Goose's Story Time
Tuesday, August 2nd, 6:30 - 7:30 PM at Harlan Ranch Clubhouse
August 2nd- Mother Goose's Story Time
6:30 PM at the Clubhouse
Mother Goose will be here for her evening story and games. We will have a snack after the story for the kids and time to take photos with Mother Goose.
Reservations required.
Scrabble Game Night
Wednesday, August 3rd, 6:00 - 7:30 PM at Harlan Ranch Clubhouse
August 3rd- Scrabble Game Night
6:00 PM at the Clubhouse
Scrabble is back at the clubhouse and not your regular scrabble... have you played musical scrabble? It will keep you on your toes and introduce you to your neighbors. Refreshments will be available.
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Friday, August 5th, 7:00 PM at Harlan Ranch Pool
August 5th- Karaoke by the Pool
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Join us at the pool for some family fun, with Harlan Ranch's Karaoke Night. Try your luck at the mic, all participants will be entered into the evenings raffle. We will have sweet treats for everyone to enjoy.
Pool will remain open for residents to keep cool!
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55+ Brazilian Mixer
Tuesday, August 9th, 6:00 PM at Harlan Ranch Clubhouse
August 9th - 55+ Brazilian Mixer
6:00 PM at the Harlan Ranch Clubhouse
Part of the 55+ community? Join us for this months mixer celebrating the delights of Brazil in honor of the Rio Olympics. Enjoy some Brazilian treats without the need to make the trip and get to know your fellow ranchers.
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S'mores Cook Out
Wednesday, August 10th, 7:00 PM at Harlan Ranch Pool
August 10th- S'mores Cook Out
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We are celebrating National S'mores Day here at Harlan with our own s'mores cookout by the pool. Sign ups are required so we can prepare adequately. Come enjoy a s'more with us!
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Harlan Ranch Book Club
Thursday, August 11th, 1:00 PM at Harlan Ranch Clubhouse
August 11th- Harlan Ranch Book Club
1:00 PM at the Clubhouse
This month we are reading "The Boys in the Boat" by Daniel James Brown. The story of how 9 Americans broke all the barriers on their quest for gold at the 1936 Olympics.
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Monday, August 15th to Friday, August 19th, 10:30 AM at Harlan Ranch Clubhouse
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It's time to relax and unwind at one of Harlan Ranch's most popular events, Uncork at Harlan. August's theme: The Perfect Pinot". Gris or Noir bring your favorite pinot to share with the group. As always appetizers will be provided. So come relax with us.
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Concert in the Park
Friday, August 26th, 8:00 PM at Harlan Ranch Park
August 26th - Concert in the Park
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JJ Brown showcasing pop and jazz hits
Travel Night
Wednesday, August 31st, 6:00 PM at Harlan Ranch Clubhouse
August 31st- Travel Night
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Are you ready? We are launching the 2017 travel calendar! Join us as we preview all the trips we have planned for the 2017 year and get in the raffle to win free admission for a day trip of your choice!
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Naqvi, a Philadelphia resident, explains that microRNAs are connected to various developmental stages and disease states, and their proper modulation is required for the integrity and maintenance of cells.
The research is being done under the supervision of Andrey Grigoriev, a professor of biology at Rutgers–Camden, and in collaboration with a research team at the University of Pennsylvania. Computational and bioinformatics analysis for the project is performed at Rutgers–Camden.
In flies, microRNAs are "loaded" onto one of two protein complexes known as Ago1 or Ago2, which then guide it to repress gene expression. The team found that as fruit flies age, more microRNAs accumulate on the Ago2 protein complex, and therefore impact age-associated events in the flies.
"We were able to connect the two processes," Naqvi says. "Studies have shown that there is some change in the microRNA population with age, but no one was sure how they were partitioned with the protein complexes. We observed such partitioning and also an increase in neurodegeneration, which resulted in a shorter lifespan for these flies."
Grigoriev explains, "Neurodegeneration and aging go hand-in-hand, but we are the first to have shown the details of this change in regulation with aging. This tells us that there are different mechanisms of regulation in different stages of development. Is aging a byproduct of development? I cannot tell you. It's possible that this could be relevant for other diseases. That's what we want to find out."
The study was recently published in a leading journal in the field, Genes and Development.
Naqvi, who is originally from Long Island, New York, received his bachelor's degree from Rochester Institute of Technology and his master's degree from George Mason University. He is the recipient of the prestigious Rutgers Presidential Fellowship, annually awarded to select doctoral students throughout the university to help fund research.
Grigoriev, a Medford resident, earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in physics from the Moscow Engineering Physics Institute in Russia. He received his doctoral degree in molecular biology from the Institute of Genetics and Selection of Industrial Microorganisms in Russia.
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While some young people fled Christchurch after the earthquakes, many talented and determined people have decided to stay and help shape their city's future. Over the next two weeks The Press will profile 12 under-30s making a difference. GEORGINA STYLIANOU talks to them.
Michael Bell started learning music at the age of three and completed his degree at the CPIT Jazz School when he was 18. He has since started two businesses, made a feature-length film, written jingles, composed film scores and produced music videos.
His theatre company, New Zealand Playhouse, employs actors who travel around the country performing at schools.
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"Orange was one of those things that just snowballed . . . we recorded and produced about nine or 10 albums, mostly this year, and before the earthquake we were doing about four or five."
Bell said he was "a little fearful" at first about the impact of the quakes on the arts.
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"I think we still have those people . . . and it's been a fantastic opportunity for businesses to completely change the way they do things, and everyone has gone about things in a way they wouldn't have if it had not been for the quakes."
Speaking about the recovery from the quakes, Bell said there was a "time and place" for the arts but homes, new buildings and infrastructure "needs to come first".
"The importance of the arts in Christchurch should be left up to non-artists to dictate. If they decide there is a need for us then we will fulfil that . . . but there are a lot of people doing a lot of cool things though, that's for sure."
Bell felt his business ventures helped to "fulfil a need".
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With "heaps of exciting projects" lined up for 2013, Bell felt confident he would stay in Christchurch for the foreseeable future.
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