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Saturday, April 6, 2019

Mountain Dew is back with Dew Arena – India’s Largest Gaming Championship

Come and Join us in the adrenaline-filled gaming experience, as we bring the gaming machine to your nearby locations.

Catch the gamers live at –

Date and Location: 
Kedari Chowk, Wanowrie on 6th  April, 12 pm - 8 pm. 
Mundhwa on 7th April, 12 pm - 8 pm
Eon IT, kharadi on 8th April, 12 pm - 8 pm
MIT college, Hadapsar on 9th April, 10 am - 4 pm
JSPM college, Handewadi on 10th April, 10am - 4pm
JSPM, Wagholi on 11th April, 10 am - 4pm
Viman nagar on 13th April, 12 pm - 8 pm
Loni market, 14th April, 12 pm - 8 pm
Kharadi on 15th April, 12 pm - 8 pm
AM college Hadapsar on 16th April, 10 am - 4pm


Gudipadwa wishes from Cityblog


Cityblog Science Club Blog: The importance of FOX1 Genes in the brain development

Cityblog introduces Science club for young and old interested readers. This section is edited by  Riya Naik (CT USA)


Pls visit  Riya's Science Blog  to know more and write to us at cityblogpuneonliine@gmail.com to contribute here

Labeled diagram of neuron cells

We execute numerous numbers of functions every day. Some are voluntary like reading, exercising, writing or learning and involuntary like breathing, digesting or maintaining homeostasis or in other words maintaining the normal balance of the body.
            Long story short: we need our brains to breathe, eat, study, exercise and even dream! Our brains are comprised of trillion cells. The two types of brain cells-neurons and glial cells- are crucial for brain functioning. Neurons basically transmit the electrical signals throughout the body. The glial cells just provide insulation to these neurons to prevent damage to these precious brain cells which basically guide us to do everything we do every day. That is why glial cells are extremely important. But, still how does the body determine what cells become neurons and what becomes glial cells? Probably, this question motivated the scientists at SISSA to research about these brain cells and their origins. 

Newfound tiny planet may be a glimpse of Earth's ultimate fate

In 1995, a cosmic question was answered when a ground-based telescope picked up on a faint, wobbly signal coming from hundreds of light-years away. The telescope had detected the first exoplanet orbiting a sun-like star, a breakthrough discovery proving that, yes, there are planets beyond our solar system—and hinting at the potential for many more.

Nostalgia


Giridarshan Trek to Rajgad


Cityblog Events Corner


PJ of the Day

The pilot was a loner but even for him flying a drone was simply too remote.

Costliest 2 mins Ad


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Mehmood

Water

Friday, April 5, 2019

The biggest Saudi oil field is fading faster than anyone guessed

It was a state secret and the source of a kingdom’s riches. It was so important that U.S. military planners once debated how to seize it by force. For oil traders, it was a source of endless speculation.
Now the market finally knows: Ghawar in Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest conventional oil field, can produce a lot less than almost anyone believed.

Nostalgia


Bollywood to Google


Information


Cityblog Events Corner


P J of the Day

I was getting into my car the other day and a man said 'Can you give me a lift?' I said 'Sure, you look great, chase your dreams, go for it!

Poor Man's Tread Mill


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Solar System

Iceland

Thursday, April 4, 2019

This Is How You Can Get a Bigger Hotel Room for Free

If you’re traveling on a budget, that doesn’t mean you can’t vacation in style. In fact, you can score a lot of free travel perks—like getting a bigger hotel room—without having to shell out the extra cash. All you need to do is call your hotel directly to book your reservation and politely ask, 'May I please book a corner room?' It’s that simple—and it’s just one of several ways to get a free hotel room upgrade.

Nostalgia


Comedy


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Digital Pyramid


PJ of the Day


The carpenter came round the other day. He made the best entrance I have ever seen...

Amazon Technology


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Today's Cityblog Science Club Link

Northern LIghts

For Imran Fans

Wednesday, April 3, 2019

Hints of mysterious religion discovered in world’s highest lake

About 1,200 years ago, a reef in the middle of Lake Titicaca in what is now Bolivia became the repository of a people’s most valued possessions. In 2013, a sparkling cache of those objects was unearthed by underwater archaeologists. Six years later, researchers think they now know what the objects represent—evidence of a religion that helped the Tiwanaku state become a dominant force in the region.
Results of the excavation were revealed in a paper published today in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Gold objects, metal ornaments, semiprecious stones, and incense burners recovered at the site suggest the reef—located near the Island of the Sun, home to multiple Tiwanaku sacred sites—was once used as a ritual site for the ancient state.

Nostalgia


Fitness Tips from Fitcon


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Great Ad to save Trees


PJ of the Day


How do construction workers party? They raise the roof.

Different LIfestyle in Heart of Pune


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Van Gogh

Smriti Irani

Tuesday, April 2, 2019

world's most isolated settlement, which sits at the foot of an active volcano in the middle of the South Atlantic Ocean

  • The settlement called Edinburgh of the Seven Seas sits on the island of Tristan da Cunha and has been dubbed the remotest settlement in the world. It's one of the British Overseas Territories.
  • Only accessible by boat - many of which depart from the nearest city of Cape Town, South Africa - the journey to Tristan takes nearly one week to complete.
  • Islanders describe their home as peaceful and safe. Less than 300 islanders and visitors live there.
  • Tristan is actually an active volcanic island in the middle of the South Atlantic Ocean. The last time it erupted was in 1961, which forced islanders to evacuate to England.
  • Often just called "the Settlement," its economy relies on the export of crawfish, known as "Tristan Rock Lobster" and collectable stamps.
  • Tourism is a small part of the economy, but you need permission to visit, and since there are no hotels on the island, the government has a homestay program in place for visitors as well as several guesthouses.
  • Visitors may catch a glimpse at rare wildlife and plant species that call the island home. 

Amita Nene's Yummy Expressions: Mango Trifle Pudding

Amita Nene's Yummy Expressions

The Mango Trifle Pudding

The scorching sun has ensured that afternoons be best spent indoors and school vacations have ensured that every parent is kept totally occupied dropping off and picking up kids from a myriad of holiday activities…. Swimming, badminton, personality development, science buzz, cricket, chess, art n craft, kids’ yoga and the works! Give us a break!! …..Say…. both parents and the kids!!

So while kids take their break with play dates, slumber parties, ice cream outings and goodies and treats, I decide to take a break too... 

CONGRATULATIONS #ISRO, PMO and Team India: PSLVC45



#PSLVC45 lifts off successfully from SDSC carrying #EMISAT & 28 customer satellites.

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Giridarshan Trek


P J of the Day

Waking up this morning was an eye-opening experience

Penguin Colony

 

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Venice

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