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tbcoakhilagardas · 9 days ago

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Jaydeep La Residency: A Modern Living Experience at Kolshet Road, Thane

1. Project Introduction

Jaydeep La Residency is Jaydeep Group's luxury residential project, set ideally at Kolshet Road, Thane. It contains a designed 1 BHK, 2 BHK, and 3 BHK apartments, and all that the residents seek under a single roof-something between luxury, function, and comfort. Each unit is designed with precision to ensure that maximum space is covered and a high standard of living is ensured by using contemporary layouts and superior quality fixtures. RERA registration gives the added sense of security and confidence in buyers that the project is serious about its compliance and transparency.

It would suit people who have a need for this type of modern lifestyle within well-connected areas. Considering the convenience of the location, along with the great reputation of the builder, Jaydeep La Residency comes out to be an apt choice for discerning homebuyers who would look at this quality and value for money proposition within one of the rapidly growing areas in Thane.

2. About the Location

Jaydeep La Residency is on Kolshet Road, which is an emerging locality in Thane with a very good connectivity. The infrastructure growth in Thane has been phenomenal, and Kolshet Road happens to be one of the most desirable localities due to its proximity to basic amenities and urban services. Residents will have easy access to all amenities from reputed schools and leading hospitals to shopping malls and more lifestyle services as the location is close to Majiwada and Kapurbawdi, easily accessible areas.

Through several major highways, such as the Eastern Express Highway, and the Mumbai-Nashik Highway, excellent connectivity exists that ensures noise-free transits to Mumbai and even other nearby places. Through Kolshet Road lie leisure and recreation for almost all age groups, whether it be the numerous parks, entertainment zones, and many eateries. It is a lively neighborhood ideal for professionals, families, and anyone seeking a well-balanced lifestyle. This project is the perfect choice for a holistic urban experience.

3. Legacy of the Builders

Jaydeep Group is a visionary team which has developed Jaydeep La Residency Thane. Established in the real estate market, Jaydeep Group kolshet, carries a reputation for delivering quality projects year in and year out, excellence and customer satisfaction. In the years that have witnessed its history, Jaydeep Group has achieved the confidence of the homebuyer by having stringent design, construction, and management standards. Their developments are characterized by aesthetic architecture, functional layout, and commitment to sustainability, so that every project adds value to its community.

Jaydeep La Residency Kolshet Road, Testifies to their dedication and commitment to creating premium lifestyles that cater to the evolution of modern-day buyers in the best possible manner. Emphasis on quality and timely completion of projects has brought regard and admiration from clients, colleagues, and industry professionals around. Their integrity legacy, coupled with their commitment to high standards of construction, makes them a name of high regard in the real estate sector and provides their purchasing clients at Jaydeep La Residency peace of mind with regard to their investment.

4. Amenities and Facilities

Jaydeep La Residency Thane encompasses some of the best amenities making life a seamless blend of convenience and comfort with the touch of modernity in daily routines. This project is mixed usage 1BHK, 2BHK and 3BHK apartments plus retail shops along with Commercial offices, creating a complete self-sustaining Community Hub. Well-designed effective layouts of residential units are enhanced with quality fixtures, tailored to suit families of varied sizes and lifestyles. Every apartment considers space and functionality as first priority. The complex itself is provided with retail areas, making shopping convenient enough. Commercial offices, especially designed with flexible layouts, complete the professional environment for someone who seeks a workplace closer to home.

The Jaydeep Kolshet Road has security and digital engagement, which will make investment transparent and secure as the RERA registration of the project adds a layer of trust for the potential buyer. To ensure the peace of mind of the residents, there will be surveillance throughout the day and night, and secure entry points. Accessibility has been enhanced by a sample flat video and digital brochure offering virtual tours for prospective buyers who cannot visit the site personally. The developer's website is updated regularly with photos and news of the current construction status, giving continuous insights to the buyers about how things are going on in their project. This digital approach will keep the buyers continuously aware and confident during their entire investment process.

5. Good Investment for the Future

The project has excellent investment value due to its location, good quality construction, and a name with legacy-Jaydeep Group. The real estate in Thane has grown day by day. It is one of the places on Kolshet Road that is emerging to be a hub for not only residential places but also commercial places. Proximity to main roads, business centers, and lifestyle amenities will give added advantages to investors as well as the homebuyers for the project.

Demand for quality housing in Thane indicates a positive outlook for appreciation of property. Jaydeep La Residency is sure to be a promising investment for the future. As the project is RERA registered, it ensures all legal compliance and transparency with the law, making the investment safe and secure.

6. Conclusion

Jaydeep La Residency Thane Kolshet Road is an architectural masterpiece in its modern design, comfort, and convenience. It provides excellent connectivity and offers many amenities to create a perfect abode for families and individuals. The commitment of the Jaydeep Group to quality and timely delivery enhances the appeal of the project to meet the expectations of the modern buyer.

This is one of the perfect investment options for those seeking a fashionable, rich lifestyle with in-built retail and office facilities. With the location advantage, reliability of the builder, and amenities at one's fingertips, La Residency Kolshet Road Thane is ready to be a vibrant community of residences and a lucrative investment choice.

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sushrutalgs · 21 days ago

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Journey to Success: Rank 1 – Dr. Jaydeep Aher – NEET SS 2023 – Surgical Group

Dr. Jaydeep Aher, NEET SS 2023 Surgical Group Rank 1, shares his success story in this Sushruta LGS blog. He emphasizes the importance of a balanced approach combining textbook reading with solving MCQs and revision. He highlights the benefits of utilizing resources like Sushruta LGS's chapter-wise notes based on Bailey & Sabiston or Schwartz, which helped him grasp key concepts efficiently. He also credits structured revision and practice tests for his success. The blog emphasizes a focused and disciplined study strategy for conquering NEET SS Surgery. Read the Full Blog Here: Journey to Success: Rank 1 – Dr. Jaydeep Aher – NEET SS 2023

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dronacharyacollege · 4 years ago

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Mr.Harshit Kumar & Mr. Shailesh Kumar Faculty of Dronacharya Group of Institutions from the Department of Mechanical engineering and student Jaydeep Singh & Karanjot Singh presented a paper on Design and Fabrication of Self balanced: Electric Two-Wheeler In 3rd International Conference on Computational & Experimental Methods in Mechanical Engineering publishes SCOPUS indexed Journal on Springer.

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fly-pow-bye · 6 years ago

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Powerpuff Girls 2016 - “Total Eclipse of the Kart”

Written by: Haley Mancini, Jake Goldman

Written & Storyboarded by: Kyle Neswald, Jaydeep Hasrajani, Leticia Abreu Silva, John Martinez

Directed by: Nick Jennings, Bob Boyle

Needs a pit stop. Or three.

The episode begins with the Mayor announcing the beginning of the Annual Townsville Eclipse Grand Prix. Whoever can get through the Cursed Canyon, Rampage Ridge, and ominous stone spires, again, the Mayor happens to know they're ominous but doesn't seem to care, gets a box he happened to dig up while excavating his new hot tub. Probably a step down from the key to the city.

Let’s meet our contestants, as it’s pretty much a who’s-who of the reboot's rogue's gallery. It seems like whenever Townsville has contests of any sort, the only constestants seem to be either criminals or the Powerpuff Girls, and this Grand Prix appears to be no different at first. Despite that nobody really knows what's inside, everyone seems to know it must be something really good!

Princess Morbucks: She wants the box because it's the only thing in Townsville she doesn't have! Princess is by far the most used villain in the entire show, which probably has something to do with being voiced by one of the head writers.

Man-Boy: He wants the box because it's manly! I would say more, but that pretty much sums him up. He's a man man man man man man. Man. Man.

Pack Rat: Speaking of one-note characters, this villain wants the box because it's shiiiny! This villain didn’t even make a single appearance in Season 2, even though his last episode involved him holding a super-cast with ominous music playing in the background. He’s very fitting here, especially due to that Rat Fink-like mini-monster truck he has.

The Fashionistas: They want the box because, to quote them, "ha ha ha ha ha". Yeah, they kind of just gave up after Pack Rat. They didn't even bother saying how fashionable the box was.

Unpictured, but surely just as important, is Jemmica, who makes a generic quip that there's no way she can't have that box. Also unpictured is Him, but that's because he decided not to show up in this episode at all. But I would be remiss if I didn't mention those unforgettable group of misfits...

...those four random cars on the left side of this shot, and no other shot in the entire episode! Finally, some proof that not everyone that participates in Townsville's events is a criminal aside from lovable superheroes.

Sadly, we didn't get those. Instead, the Reboot Puffs join in this race, too, knowing that there must be something sinister in that box to justify all of these villains showing up for it. If you're expecting any explanation to how 6 year olds can participate in something involving driving a car, that's because this is supposed to be a go-kart race. We know this, even though every car in this looks like a real car, because that's what the title says. I don't believe anything in the episode itself indicates this.

He did have some restraint, though. Right from the beginning, Buttercup wants to drive the car, but the Professor, seen via holographic projection, tells her she's too aggressive. The Mayor starts the race, and we see a few more of the rogue's gallery show up beyond who I've already talked about, including a set of returning villains who I'm sure were very welcomed to be in the reboot.

Yes, Fuzzy Lumpkins and his trustworthy banjo! He’s in what looks like a lawnmower. It is a way to keep your proper-tay clean! Sadly, we don't even get a line from Fuzzy, not even one of his famous ones. He gets immediately flattened, Wile E Coyote style, by Manboy running on a giant, manly log. In fact, I don't believe Fuzzy said a line in this entire reboot that didn't involve him cross-dressing.

Manboy does get a bit of just desserts for that, as he gets interrupted by the Gnat badly singing Ride of the Valkyries. This guy is essentially the replacement for the Ameoba Boys, except he's more of a troll than incompetent. Honestly, the more he appears, the more I'm ashamed that I ever said he was cool. The Gnat flings an overgrown termite at his log, which eats it and burps. It takes quite a bit for this joke to finish, no shock here.

Having seen this carnage, Blossom and Buttercup argue about whether destroying the other contestant's cars is awesome or not. Buttercup is of the former opinion, of course; it's that aggression the Professor keeps talking about. Bubbles wants to stop this argument by playing some hot tunes! She reaches into her dashboard and presses a bunch of buttons.

This leads to one of the running gags with the first half of the episode: a Reboot Puff randomly pushing buttons in the most ridiculous ways imaginable. All she’s doing is turning on the radio, and at no point does she accidentally fire missiles at someone.

With the help of that running gag, she manages to successfully play some music. After a few seconds of the music, they stop arguing and start singing along with it. Why wouldn’t they, it’s a parody of “I Wanna Dance With Somebody” by Whitney Houston, except it’s “I Wanna Have Lunch With Somebody”. The joke is that it involves food.

Discount Jojo, having been left in the dust, reveals that he's the Dick Dastardly of this race. He brought his own invention: the Deceleray, a ray gun that causes anything it hits to slow down to a crawl, and aims it right for the Reboot Puffs.

He even takes the time to tell the viewers that it's solar powered, or "solar power" as they didn't account for the CN logo covering half the text up. This seems like a completely random joke, and the sun that pops up to say "yeah, that's me" seems to hint at that, but this actually becomes important later. Misdirection, or just plain silliness? You decide!

The Powerpuff Girls are too busy listening to the song to notice that a ray is being fired right at them, which is a far better excuse than most of the "the Powerpuff Girls just sit still and take the punishment" scenes. As soon as they're hit by the ray, the car slows down slower than a tortoise that happened to be passing by.

It doesn't seem to slow down the Powerpuff Girls themselves, because the plot wouldn't work if it did, and they wonder why their song is now a vaporwave remix. Okay, Buttercup just calls it a "remix", but I couldn't resist. Discount Jojo then throws a giant spiked bomb right in front of them. I would have tried aiming right for the really, really slow moving targets, but again, that would have ruined the plot.

Buttercup unbuckles herself, and jumps into Blossom's cockpit for another wacky button pressing scene. Unlike the last scene, this does cause warning bells to go off, and she accuses Blossom of doing something wrong. Bubbles was just lucky, apparently.

Buttercup manages to press a button that splits the car into three different vehicles, each with their own name. You know how utterly blatant this scene is? They even have a song that says "cool toys, cool toys", and it ends with a random stock photo of a bunch of kids jumping in the air. They might as well have cut to a fake commercial of a bunch of kids playing with action figures, but that might have been too self-aware.

But wait, if the slow ray hit the entire car, even affecting Professor Utonium and the car's radio, shouldn't these vehicles also be slowed down? At least they explain why the Professor is now okay with Buttercup driving: he knew that Buttercup would rebel against him, and planned accordingly. That's actually a good Professor moment; using the knowledge of his children in his planning.

Now that they’re all split up, does this mean we have to see Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup start competing against each other? Bubbles decides to take a shortcut away from the entire race, basically taking her out of the episode. We do get to cut back to what she’s doing while Blossom and Buttercup are dealing with the rest of the villains, including a few surprise cameo appearances.

The very first of these cameos happens to be Donny the Hellhorn. I would complain, but he's reintroduced by us by Bubbles accidently running him over. Sadly, he survives, but the good news is that this episode is going to make his bad luck a running gag. It's almost like they know he's one of the most hated characters in the show, and this is their way of acknowledging that. I'm not a fan of unnecessary cruelty, even in the original, but it's Donny, so I would say it is necessary.

They get out of the Cursed Canyon, we never find out why it’s “cursed”, and the surviving racers go into the Rampage Ridge. Most of the race portion after this can be summed up with “Buttercup takes out most of the other racers with various traps.” Pack Rat gets distracted by shiny spike traps, The Fashionistas get oil slicked, and the unseen-in-this-episode-until-now Pug-Faced Paulie and his gang get distracted by a dog bone. Each of these ends with our villains falling off a cliff, and their car exploding.

Don’t worry, Buttercup is not intentionally killing all of these villains: she’s just pressing random buttons just to get the turbo buttons to work. I guess I can give them some creativity points for not just reusing the same wacky animation for every one of these scenes in this running gag, but all I can really think about is which one of these is the worst. I'm going with that Bubbles one in the beginning. Those eyes, ugh.

Blossom never gets the same treatment, most likely because an off-model button punching gag would be out of character for her. In fact, she barely gets to do anything other than drive and bicker with Buttercup. Oh yeah, Blossom ends up competing against Buttercup after they all split up, but nothing really comes of it.

After the Ridge, which was definitely reckless thanks to Buttercup, the final stretch leaves the two remaining Reboot Puffs, Discount Jojo, the Gnat, Princess, and Jemmica. The Gnat and Princess essentially go out just like the rest of the villains, with the Gnat splatting on Princess's windshield, and Princess gets taken out by her car running out of gas. One of the posse members exclaims that at least the car didn't explode, and then the car explodes. Wah, wah, waaah.

The episode isn't even halfway over, and the race appears to be nearly over. Clearly, something must be going on with that box. I honestly thought they were going to stretch this wacky race into a whole half hour, but they decide to take it in a completely different direction. Probably for the best.

While the Powerpuff Girls are still bickering on who's going to win, even Blossom forgetting that she wanted to win together with Buttercup, Discount Jojo swats them away, taking them out of the race. In a shocking turn of events, Jemmica uses a jar full of snakes to distract Discount Jojo, taking the lead. Well, so much for her being a female Indiana Jones. She manages to win, much to everyone's surprise! So what was in that all-important box?

A stick. No, really, a stick. I think even a pickle, which a lot of people expected, would have been at least something that tied into the Mayor’s character. However, Jemmica seems to know that it’s a little more than a stick, as she talks about how she’s been waiting for this moment for centuries. How amazing that Jemmica manages to win an item that was specifically for her and her alone.

Suddenly, Jemmica uses the stick, combined with an orb she happened to bring with her, and turns it into a staff. This staff turns her into Cleopatra Thanos! Okay, her real name is Jemoire, and the Professor is about to reveal everything he knows about her, with Jemoire giving some visuals using her Stick of Omens.

To make a long story short, an ancestor to the Mayor banished Jemoire, took her powers, and turned her into Jemmica. She walked the Earth, her immortal body never aging past elementary school age, as various people across time, though we only ever see her in a Greek outfit and a knight outfit before leading to the outfit we knew and, um, loved? I like how this gives a little bit of worldbuilding about Townsville, but there was something that bothered me about this.

This is not possession by an evil item, nor, as I implied before, is this some sort of Him plot. Jemmica was really this demon goddess this entire time. We should have known from all the clues they subtly put into her past episodes, like that one thing! And that other thing! And...actually I have no idea.

No, really, I have no reason to believe this was their intended purpose for this character when they were writing Frenemy or even The Buttercup Job. Well, there may be one thing: she did seem to have a knack for items that would fit a demonic sorceress than an Indiana Jones style adventurer, such as those BFF necklaces from Frenemy and the Doom Cube from The Buttercup Job. But really, this just comes out of nowhere. It's as if they couldn’t think of any more ideas for this character, so they decided to write her off in a way that attempts to make this reboot seem more “twisty” than it is.

Jemoire's first step is to take over Townsville just like she did in the ancient days. The Mayor shows up to tell her that she must be democratically elected in order to take over Townsville, and Jemoire decides to give her rebuttal: by turning the Mayor into sand. Hmm, just like that certain movie that was probably not out when this episode was in production.

Buttercup tries to give her something involving an aura power, but not even the aura powers can stop her! She even tears them apart just by slamming that magic stick again. I would wonder why she couldn’t just use that staff to turn Buttercup into sand too, but plot. All nitpicking aside, I wanted to see those aura powers torn apart at some point to show that they're not an invincible barrier, and this is one way to do it.

Blossom tries to attack, only for her to get knocked into a bunch of rocks. Well, that shouldn't be too bad, the Powerpuff Girls often went through walls in their fights. It's not like they're going to have an extended scene where Buttercup picks up Blossom's seemingly lifeless body from the rubble and cries that she could have saved her, and that it's all her fault.

Sure enough, we get an extended scene where Buttercup picks up Blossom’s seemingly lifeless body from the rubble and cries that she could have saved her, and that it’s all her fault. Yeah, I really believe that these superheroes, who can lift buildings full of people, could really die from getting knocked into a bunch of rocks. Sadly, I really do; if they can get their bones broken from getting tail whipped into a wall, this isn't too far off!

They’re trying to do this emotional moment, but they apparently have no time for that. Out of nowhere, Buttercup wonders where Bubbles is.

We smash cut to a happy scene where Bubbles manages to get Poseidon to join her Party Cat Car! Remember Poseidon's appearance in The Buttercup Job? A previous scene also gave them a bear, who just swims off after Poseidon joins. One can assume he joined a polar bear and a panda and made a far better cartoon.

Oh yeah, bonus points for the implication that Donny was holding his breath for an exorbitantly long period of time. While no Donny would have been better than any Donny, a Donny in constant pain is something I can definitely appreciate.

Cutting back to the now far less dramatic scene, thanks Bubbles, of course Blossom didn’t get killed by a bunch of rocks falling on her. She doesn’t even get a broken arm! Bubbles must be that weak. Buttercup confirms that she learned absolutely nothing as Buttercup starts bickering with Blossom again. With Bubbles still partying with the fake Whitney Houston song, who could stop them from getting into another fight?

Discount Jojo, of course. Actually, I joke about calling him Discount Jojo because his character is often a downgrade from what I remember from the original, but this is one of his better appearances. Discount Jojo ends up teaming up with the Powerpuff Girls because he had dibs on taking over Townsville, and this "Jem-Moo-Moo" lady is getting in the way. It's a case of Forced Kin, and that's not a complaint at all.

We do get a scene where they plan a huge strategy against them with tiny little rocks. I think they could have thrown a joke or two in here, but I guess having a piece of cactus represent Jojo was good enough.

Jemoire summons a bunch of rock minions, and the Powerpuff Girls end up being in a big fight scene against them. I honestly don't have a lot of bad things to say about this scene. One can tell this is one of those scenes where they put a little more money into it than usual. There’s even a nice use of CGI, which I thought was a little beyond this show’s budget! It helps that, since these minions are made of rock, they have no problem showing the Powerpuff Girls punching their arms, legs, and heads off with no hit flashes whatsoever. That's an anomaly in this reboot; sometimes you can't even show a soccer ball getting kicked!

This was all going to end with Discount Jojo firing his Deceleray at Jemoire. Unfortunately, due to all the clouds and the solar eclipse, he only has one shot. Even worse, the episode still has quite a few minutes to go before it ends, and they sure weren't going to end this with a four minute dance party to that fake Whitney Houston song!

One of the rock minions is a giant robot, and Discount Jojo decides that this was too scary for him to keep aiming at the sorceress. He decides to press a giant bail button to launch himself out of his car, causing the car to drop the Deceleray. The Deceleray then shoots its only shot at a random bird. I said it was one of his better appearances; I did not say it was a good appearance.

Then again, maybe he had a reason to be scared, as the Reboot Puffs struggle to face off against it, too. Can anyone stop them, especially if it ends up to a payoff to a not-that-great running joke that ruined a previous scene?

In comes the party train! Choo choo! Somehow, they fly from the sky and ram right into the giant rock monster that Jojo was so terrified by. The robot even pukes out of its eyes, or at least that's the first thought that popped into my mind when I watched it.

But, predictably, beating up a bunch of minions doesn't mean anything. As the previous season has shown, they can have scenes where some random nobodies, and immediately lead to the Monster Punch Girls Down as soon as anything potentially story-changing could happen.

We got Poseidon, the Greek god of the seas and apparently a really good actor! With all of his might, he offers Jemoire some of his world-famous undersea creamed corn! That was a running gag with him in this episode. I don't believe you can grow corn under the sea, but I guess you can't prove Poseidon can't!

Needless to say, Jemoire does not accept the offer, and manages to take him down with a lightning strike from a storm she summoned earlier in the scene. I wouldn't take this victory against a god too far; electric is super effective against water.

I don’t even need to have a screenshot of Donny doing whatever he was going to do, because it’s a foregone conclusion that he can’t do much against this, either. The only time he’s ever in direct combat in the series was to run into a control board in a drunken-esque stupor.

They sure let this electrocution joke go for a long time, and this is something I usually complain about. However, considering how bad two of his previous episodes were, and the fact that the third episode was only okay despite him, this is a well deserved punishment for the Hell-Horn. He doesn't even deserve a consistent spelling of that.

Finally, we get the Reboot Puffs, given a job that would be easier for them than the corn salesman and the Worst Friend Forever. They could fly in and punch that sorceress right in the face while she's busy electrocuting those two.

Or, they can just get electrocuted, too. Funny how they don’t give anyone else any silly faces, but they’re not afraid to do this to our beloved classic characters. I will say that there is some comedic timing with this; the lightning strikes come up just as soon as they fly up. It's a rare good use of timing in this reboot, but way to make your super powerful characters that should inspire all those mothers and daughters look weaker than a wimpy unicorn.

All hope appears to be lost. Discount Jojo’s still around, but the Deceleray can’t get any power because of all the clouds and the moon covering up the sun. See, take that, you solar power loving hippies! Jojo clearly should have used something bad for the environment!

Discount Jojo tries to do something else, but he gets twisted up by Jemoire's magic. Thankfully for everyone else, she decides to keep all of her attention on Discount Jojo to do this one thing. Lightning spells and/or spells to keep everyone else paralyzed are apparently far less taxing than telekinesis. Unfortunately for Jemoire, it was about time for the solar eclipse to end, causing the sun to shine on the Deceleray again. The Powerpuff Girls get the Deceleray, and zap her until she’s completely stationary. What happened to Donny and Poseidon? I don't know.

We cut to The Mayor finishing the story about how he managed to come back from being turned into sand, which is sadly one of the more clever bits of the reboot. We also find out that everyone managed to survive their explosions, as we get a shot of all the villains that participated…except for Fuzzy and a few other characters. This is pretty much proof that they didn’t put a lot of thought in the classic villains’ appearance in this earlier in the episode.

Discount Jojo shows up to attempt to take over Townsville now that Jemoire is nowhere to be seen, but considering he still has injuries from being bent out of shape, his low chances of actually taking over Townsville are even lower here. The Reboot Puffs don’t even have to punch him; he just falls over just by himself. Again, this is something I could see the real Mojo doing. The trying to take over Townsville after getting injured part, not the falling over. The episode ends with the Powerpuff Girls going out for ice cream. No, that isn't my usual "eat ice cream" gag, that's actually what they did.

And right after that quip, we see Jemoire still making the same stance she had when she was frozen by the Deceleray, as ominous music plays and the shot slowly fades out. We still have a half a season left before we can assume this is yet another cliffhanger that will never be resolved.

Does the title fit?

An eclipse does factor into the plot. As mentioned before, they never really call it a "go-kart race" or anything of the sort; all of the vehicles seem like regular cars or just weird gimmicky stuff like that log.

How does it stack up?

The first half of the episode is a pretty mediocre Wacky Races parody. It's cool to see all the villains together, and unlike the last time this has happened in Tiara Trouble, you at least get to see some personality beyond "let's just put them in a dress!"

The episode gets a lot better once we get into the second part of the episode, though I'm still not convinced the twist wasn't something pulled out of thin air. However, there were some good ideas here, and the fight scene against the rock minions is surprisingly good by reboot standards. All in all, it's an upper-tier Neutral that still shows some potential.

Next, we take the long skate home. Take the long skate home.

← Ragnarock and Roll ☆ The Long Skate Home →

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What? I didn’t forget anything! That’s it, I’m done for this week. If I didn't get a cold a few days before this review was posted, I might have had some time to review The Long Skate Home and had a double feature to make up for my absence last week, but when it comes to sickness, sleep is better.

Wait, that's not what you want me to talk about?

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Alright, fine, I'll talk about that cameo that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever and didn't need to happen.

Almost as soon as the race begins, the Powerpuff Girls notice these three boys that look so much like them. They recognize them as the Rowdyruff Boys, as they say their names in unison. These boys were incredibly popular villains in the original, but they haven't made a single appearance in the reboot beyond false rumors of them returning with Vine superstars voicing them.

They had fansites, and even to this day, there’s tons of fanfiction and fanart depicting them as being lovey-dovey with the Powerpuff Girls. So how does the reboot reintroduce these beloved characters from the original? Clearly, they must have put some thought into that; look at those cute little helmets they gave them! It would be perfect for more cool toys! Cool beans!

Well, as soon as the Reboot Puffs say their name, the Reboot Ruff's kart immediately gets rocketed and we never see them again. They don't even get a line, it's just rocket boom, boys down, womp womp. To be honest, considering this reboot's general track record with characters returning from the original, I am a little relieved that this is their only appearance in the reboot.

Their appearance was completely inconsequential to the plot, and would only lead to confusion to people who are not familiar with them. In fact, I question why they even bothered to include them. Sure, this is a battle royale with a bunch of villains from previous episodes, but it's not like they included absolutely everyone. Is it a tribute? Is it a jab? Or maybe this is just a tease for a future appearance by them in Season 4. Ha, ha, ha.

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bewitching-book-tours · 2 years ago

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A Bewitching Wednesday A Round-Up of Daily Tour Stops Murder in the Neighborhood—the story of the first mass shooting in the US Ellen J. Green - True Crime #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/SBlt50JPrZz INTERVIEW WITH LAURA MICHAUD (The Ghostwriter of New Orleans) #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/ZcFR50JNV72 Author Sign-Ups Now Open for the 2022 Haunted Halloween Spooktacular Each participating author will receive: * 1 Month Halloween Theme Virtual Book Tour (retail value $145) * Custom Tour Banner and Instagram Graphic * Professional Media Kit and Social Media Script with Custom Hashtags * Option to Offer Review Copies * Group Rafflecopter for Cross Promo * Time Slot in Multi-Author Halloween Facebook Party * Inclusion in the Trick or Treat for Books Event Sign Up Here: https://forms.gle/EqJhixVWbJHPrPBN8 For More Details Visit https://bit.ly/3HSXczo Ghosts and Legends of Genesee & Lapeer Counties https://amzn.to/3kjorrN #GhostsandLegends #GeneseeCounty #LapeerCounty #HauntedFlint #HauntedMichigan #GhostsofMichigan #GhostsofGeneseeCounty #HauntedGeneseeCounty #HauntedLapeerCounty #GhostsofLapeerCounty #LapeerCountyMichigan #GeneseeCountyMichigan #GhostsStories #UrbanLegends #MichiganUrbanLegends #MichiganGhostStories Author Advice Guest blog with Jaydeep Shah https://paranormalists.blogspot.com/2022/07/author-advice-guest-blog-with-jaydeep.html Boondocks: An Asian Evil Apocalyptic Thriller by Jaydeep Shah http://www.roxannerhoads.com/2022/07/boondocks-asian-evil-apocalyptic.html The Ghostwriter of New Orleans by Laura Michaud https://www.lisasworldofbooks.net/2022/the-ghostwriter-of-new-orleans-by-laura-michaud

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sycriptouk · 3 years ago

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Institutions Stake Ethereum 2.0, but the Investment-Grade Way https://bitcoinist.com/institutions-stake-ethereum-2-0-but-the-investment-grade-way/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=institutions-stake-ethereum-2-0-but-the-investment-grade-way

Whilst blockchain space is imminently approaching a full switch to Ethereum 2.0, institutions and individuals continue to take on ETH2 staking. Those who are foreign to the industry may think that POS has not attracted as much attention as it deserves, but in reality, Ethereum staking is on track to become a $40bn medium, changing the way institutions operate and further enhancing the blockchain’s adoption.

Together with Launchnodes, the only non-custodial provider of fully independent Ethereum 2.0 staking service on the market, we investigate and derive insights of just how monumental Ethereum staking is to the world of finance, business and fixed income asset classes. Why is the trend of institutional staking set to increase further, and how exactly is it happening?

Ethereum staking insider

First, to better understand who the bearer of the news is, here are a few words on Launchnodes. The company was set up in 2020 in London by software engineers who worked in financial institutions. A year later, it is the only investment-grade Ethereum 2.0 staking validator and beacon node service on the market, and on AWS. Yes, the staking nodes are rolled out on AWS cloud servers, which ensures constant uptime and zero risk tied to missed attestations.

The best part is that Launchnodes’ clients get access to 100% independent staking, which in turn, stands for commission-free APY, no intermediaries and tailored staking architecture. Whilst each validator node requires 32ETH to run, Launchnodes has recently introduced Staking Club, a service similar to standard Ethereum staking pools. Still, unlike the latter, Staking Club retains all the benefits of independent and commission-free staking, being a perfect solution for small to mid-size companies and groups of individuals.

Institutions and Ethereum 2.0 staking

It is pointless to question whether blockchain is an integral part of the future because it already is. Nevertheless, its reach goes far beyond simple use cases that the distributed ledger is currently filled with. This time, it is the investment world, pension funds, nonprofits, companies, and their savings accounts that are involved.

We already provide validator and beacon nodes to major crypto exchanges and staking pools on the market. As of late, a new trend has started to surface, where companies choose to stake pension payouts for their employees, instead of depositing the funds in favour of low yield conventional savings accounts, frequently found with banks and funds.

Jaydeep Korde, CEO at Launchnodes

This shift changes the paradigm of how we think about Ethereum staking and introduces the notion of ETH2 network participation being used outside of basic speculation purposes. Korde has also added that institutional clients already follow suit, and this is what it leads to…

Do banks and investment funds stake ETH?

These institutions come in all shapes and forms, just like their investment strategies. At the same time, a large part of the managed funds is usually dedicated to safe investments, thereby hedging against risks associated with projects, or equities that promise high returns.

Ethereum 2.0 staking finds itself in the middle, between high and low-risk investment strategies. The safe part is the guaranteed positive APY, regardless of how many validators join the network. On the opposite side of the spectrum lies the underlying price of ETH, subject to fluctuations based on the market news, demand and supply. Regardless of the risks, the JPMorgan report on cryptocurrency suggests that institutions will shoot Ethereum 2.0 staking to a market worth over $40bn by 2025.

The Launchnodes CEO also hints that investment funds specialising in startups already use Ethereum staking as the means of financing these projects. Instead of settling tranches through which the startup is financed, an institutional investor can set up Ethereum staking and let the yield become the main source of funding.

Some of our clients stake hundreds of nodes at a time and we help them to tailor the staking infrastructure, ensuring a highly secure and effective ETH2 staking environment.

Furthermore, cloud staking Ethereum 2.0 does not directly drive demand for new server equipment. This goes in line with Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) investment strategies, highlighted by JPMorgan as the latest institutional trend that attracts the most attention.

Pension funds and Ethereum 2.0 staking

As per recent Bloomberg news, the constantly declining bond yield means that pension funds start to explore other asset classes on the market to stay afloat. Given the fixed yield nature of bonds, calculating future payouts requires no forecasting. And the only summary that can be made when expanding on the subject, is that the interest will only continue moving in a downward spiral. Unsurprisingly, some US pension funds already show negative annual yield results, which will, most likely, not be taken well by the retirees served by these institutions.

This makes pension fund managers look for alternatives, and Ethereum 2.0 staking can be just the right solution. The trend is further complemented by the fact that Ethereum is arguably the safest cryptocurrency that can be staked, since it has already become an infrastructure on which most blockchain projects operate.

Talking to Rajesh Sinha, the COO at Launchnodes, he outlined: Given the zero yield rate tendency of most asset classes that are typically targeted by pension funds, it is very likely that institutions will switch some of their portfolio to Ethereum 2.0 staking. Furthermore, private companies too, are expected to begin such practice and many are already staking ETH2 with Launchnodes.

Private companies stake Ethereum 2.0

DeFi continues to alter the world of finance by offering a new take on how yield, borrowing and lending works. Opposingly, the conventional business savings accounts in the UK and US continue to underperform, with 1.66% and 2% APY respectively. With it, retail investors start to direct their interest to Ethereum staking as a new way to generate additional passive income.

Korde anticipates that staking ETH could be used by private companies to fund employee healthcare and pensions, either directly or through third parties. With the staking returns being analogous to Alaska’s Permanent Fund, the dividends to employees vary each year depending on the price of ETH and the amount of ETH staked on the network. But every year there is something. Organisations and employees will learn and decide the best way to use these returns.

Nonprofits and ETH2 staking

Similar to the use above, nonprofits are also no longer foreign to the world of crypto and blockchain. UNICEF launched its CryptoFund back in 2019 and has already made over 110 investments from it to improve the lives of children across the globe. With Ethereum 2.0 staking, nonprofits get a chance to not only hold crypto but also mitigate the risk of market fluctuations by compounding annual staking yield.

This then becomes much larger than selective donations from crypto philanthropists, and Launchnodes wants to be at the heart of it making the running of nodes easy for any organisation removing the need for any specialist technical skills. After all, the $1.2 billion that Vitalik Buterin donated to India’s Crypto Covid Relief Fund can currently generate around $84 million APY, and serve as a much more sustainable approach to funding.

Final words

Institutions are imminently moving towards Ethereum 2.0 staking. Being the second-largest crypto after Bitcoin, Ethereum has already become a viable alternative to savings accounts and fixed-income financial instruments that struggle to deliver sufficient returns. This means that the adoption of Ethereum 2.0 turns it into an integral part of our economy, carrying benefits that go beyond the general market speculation that the crypto space is known for. As proof, in just one year, the team at Launchnodes has recorded an immense rise in demand for independent validator nodes by private and public companies across the globe, and this trend shows no signs of coming to an end. Therefore, if you run a business that needs a safety cushion, perhaps independent, investment-grade ETH2 staking is already worth taking note of.

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sillychildthing · 3 years ago

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Hi, everyone Last week has been absolutely hectic as we have handled two exhibition stall design and fabrication. As always Connectbase communication puts grueling labor into an application to fetch yearning results for our customers. We had lots of sleepless night as we were supposed to pull it together for our esteemed customers. This time the venue was KTPO (KARNATAKA TRADE PROMOTION ORGANISATION), and the name of the exhibition was Insulex 2019.It was organized by brand scope Exhibition .It is a renowned exhibition for the insulation and roofing industry.

Connectbase Communication was lucky enough that we bagged two stalls for design and fabrications. The exhibition was for three days, 11th, 12th and 13th of October. We presented our customer with two designs each. The name of our customer was Platinum poly pack and Sunpro group of companies. We were providential enough that our both customers liked our both design which we offered them. While designing creative for them we take into consideration their product which they are manufacturing along with that we also took into consideration their applications of the products and the kind of audience who is going to visit the exhibition

SETING OUT FROM AHMEDABAD WITH TEAM

We set out from Ahmedabad on 8th of October to do the fabrications of our both the stall and were excruciatingly excited to do the implementation of both the stalls. We proud ourselves in having the most erudite and talented team for building exhibition stall. Our team comprised of Project head, Electrician, carpenter, painter and co-ordinator.We were a team of 7 people who went there to carry out both the exhibition stalls. We really had a challenging time as we got an entry to do fabrications on 9th October at evening at 6 p.m which was supposed to be at 10 a.m early in the morning .The late entry at exhibition hall made our life miserable as we were supposed to take care of two stall. We worked tirelessly to accomplish our fabrication of stall done in time. we worked whole night on 9th and almost completed both the stall to the extent of 80%.

INTRODUCING OUR WORK TO OUR CLIENTS

We were almost unwinding as we completed 80% of our work on one day before the exhibition actually going to start. We were at very congenial situation when our customer reached at the exhibition stall before one day of actually starting of the exhibitions. Our both the parties were impressed by our work seeing us working they exclaimed praises which enhanced our vigor to work harder. The words of praises filled energy in us and we completed both the stall by evening.

Take of customers on our work

The owner of Platinum poly pack, Mr Jaydeep Ghadvi, he was extremely happy receiving the possession of the stall. We asked him some questions to rate us and guide us ,our conversation was as follows

Q.How do u know Connectbase communications?

J.G: we know them from our common friend and one of Connectbase communications customer

Q.How would you rate your work by Connectbase?

J.G : We would like to give them 9 rank out of

Q.How frequent you would like to contact Connectbase ?

J.G: if we are participating any exhibition for stall we are most likely to contact connectbase communication

Q: How was your overall experience?

J.G :it was mind-blowing

At the end we would like to summaries the whole experience of the 5 days of our working. we came across to the good customer, we had a good dealings with them, Moreover it resulted in win-win situation on both the end. Our best reward is the satisfactions of our customer whom we left extremely happy with our work. If you are looking for any kind of stall designing and stall fabrication work, pls feel free to contact us

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bpod-bpod · 7 years ago

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Eyes on Movement

From a jumble of cells, the intricate shapes of our organs emerge. Hoping to get a better handle on how this happens, researchers looked to zebrafish, specifically their eyes. Developing zebrafish and human eyes form a cup-shaped structure, unsurprisingly called the optic cup. Researchers imaged the mass of cells (green) that develop into the cup. One group of cells constricted to form a dip in the cell mass. While another group of cells moved along to help create the edges of the characteristic C-shape of the cup, when viewed in cross-section (pictured). These movements depended on the cells extending projections and interacting with the surface on which they were travelling. Genetic mutants impaired in these processes (top right and bottom row) developed abnormal shapes in their developing optic cups when compared with normal zebrafish (top left). Ultimately forming even the simplest shapes needs groups of cells to get coordinated.

Written by Lux Fatimathas

Image adapted from work by Jaydeep Sidhaye and Caren Norden

Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics, Dresden, Germany

Image originally published under a Creative Commons Licence (BY 4.0)

Published in eLife, April 2017

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tbcoakhilagardas · 9 days ago

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Jaydeep La Residency: A Modern Living Experience at Kolshet Road, Thane

1. Project Introduction

2. About the Location

3. Legacy of the Builders

4. Amenities and Facilities

5. Good Investment for the Future

6. Conclusion

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chirecinternationalschool · 5 years ago

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Students of Grade I C conducted the assembly on the topic – Magic Vessel (A folk tale from Tamil Nadu).

Srinithi Reddy shared the Thought for the Day.

Isha Vaishnavi recited the special prayer.

Prachi Sethia shared the Birthdays of the famous personalities.

Prachi Sethia, Veda Bharathi, Apurva Edupuganti, and Srinithi Reddy read and analyzed the news headlines.

Introduction of the story was given by Prachi Sethia.

The skit on the topic was enacted by Abhiram Dandu, Vaishnavi Dyuti, Jaydeep, Sai Mrida, Tany Gupta, Ananthika, Ashwin, Alaish Kaushik, Apurva Edupuganti, Prachi Sethia, Isha Vaishnavi, Veda Bharathi, and Arya Reddy.

The narrators of the skit were S. Gautham, Atharv Pathak, Aadvik Seirra, and Vihaan Gupta.

Students also presented a group song.

The girls from Grade IC concluded the assembly by persenting a folk dance.

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Powerpuff Girls 2016 - “Bridezilla”

Written by: Haley Mancini

Written & Storyboarded by: Jaydeep Hasrajani, Leticia Abreu Silva

Directed by: Nick Jennings, Bob Boyle

Oh no, they say she’s got to go!

The episode starts with the Powerpuff Girls opening an invitation for the Utonium Family. Not the Powerpuff Family, the Utonium Family. Even the people who wrote the invitations don't agree with what you think your last name is, Blossom. Maybe it's a retcon, and we never have to hear "Blossom Powerpuff" again. Wishful thinking.

I'm also glad to see the Bikini part of their name hasn’t been retconned by how often they call them “The Fashionistas”. Speaking of which, that jail sentence at the end of Monkey Love must have been pretty short lived; it's not even mentioned in this episode despite clearly being a sequel. Townsville's jail must have a revolving door, just like Gotham City's.

Blossom: BYOB. Bring your own...bananas?

One minute in, and we’re already far closer to "Monkey Love" than the actual Monkey Love.

Blossom and Buttercup immediately think something is going on. Not because of anything in the letter, but because they’re villains. Bubbles, on the other hand, thinks it’s just going to be a normal wedding, and accuses Blossom of judging a villain by its cover. Blossom picks up a book that says “Always Evil: A Memoir”.

Mojo Jojo shows up, smashing through a door for no reason other than to give Blossom and Buttercup a reason to not trust him. He calls for the Professor in a threatening way...to stay with him at a bachelor party! It even has a catchphrase: "Don't Lose The Mojo"! Yeah, he already did since his first appearance, and only got slightly better over time.

After the Professor leaves with his former lab assistant turned evil chimp, Bianca Bikini shows up, also smashing through a window for no reason other than to give Blossom and Buttercup a reason to not trust her. A reason they won't even use.

Buttercup: Ugh, does anyone know how to use a door?

This could have been a better gag if the Powerpuff Girls were still bashing through walls. If they didn't want to make them hypocrites, they could even reference it as a reason why they don’t do it anymore. I would rather them break through walls, since even this reboot's theme song says they do, but an explanation would be better than nothing.

Bianca is here to tell the Puffs that if the wedding happens, Townsville will go "ta-ta". Blossom and Buttercup do question trusting her after all she did to them, even referencing the brainwashing in Fashion Forward, but they believe her anyway. Because VILLAINY! Bubbles is the voice of reason in this episode, Blossom and Buttercup don't even get unique roles.

UNDERCOVER OPERATION!

They go undercover as non-discriminate gal pals at Barbarus’s bachelorette party. They tell Barbarus that Reboot Jojo told them her butt smells. This completely backfires, as she takes it as a compliment, because apes. Bubbles and a group of people from previous episodes, such as the inept camera girl from Bubbles of the Opera and Zeitgeist from Road Trippin’, go aww over this moment.

UNDERCOVER OPERATION!

After that failure, they go undercover as non-discriminate guy pals at Reboot Jojo’s bachelor party.

Reboot Jojo: And his monologues would go on and on!

Must be talking about his more competent and funnier brother, Mojo Jojo. They try to do the same thing they did to Barbarus. I did mention the whole "two characters, one role" problem, but there is one subtle difference: while Buttercup was able to do the butt line on the spot, Blossom needs index cards to be mean. Good touch.

Blossom: Barbarus told you you're unfunny, unclassy, a weak villain...

Love it when Blossom does my work for me. Unfortunately, she also does a butt-related comparison, which makes him really happy. Bubbles and a group of people from previous episodes, such as the monster-for-hire from Princess Buttercup and the talking zebra from Tiara Trouble, go aww over this moment.

UNDERCOVER OPERATION!

No, it's done, random voiceover guy. Where is the Narrator, anyway? At least this season is consistent with his non-appearances.

Blossom and Buttercup go back to their drawing board, showing that they tried everything to stop this wedding. They tried fabricating lies, photoshopping jealousy by putting a picture of Barbarus's head on what looks like someone going on a date with Fuzzy Lumpkins, and anti-Barbarus campaigns that look suspiciously like anti-Obama stickers. I'll just let that unfortunate implication speak for itself.

Before we can think about that too hard, Bianca shows up to tell Blossom and Buttercup that they're going to do something evil at the wedding. Just from that, Blossom and Buttercup assume there's a bomb in the lasagna at the wedding. Bubbles tries to be the voice of reason, but Blossomcup trusts the person that tried to drown them in tye-dye and already left.

And so the wedding begins to be ruined, starting off with Blossom and Buttercup beating up the bride and groom and asking where the bomb is. At least I can say they’re not being weak this time, as they easily trash the party. The same two people that were able to hold down Bubbles and Buttercup like they were weaklings in the last episode. I guess it just takes evil.

Being the voice of reason in this, Bubbles tries her, but failing. One scene in particular has Blossom and Buttercup throwing out the cake to find the bomb. Bubbles desperately tries to catch the cake, and succeeds, but it gets hit by the Wedding Hippo. Bubbles questions the existence of a Wedding Hippo, and that’s all anyone is going to get. Random!

One thing I will say: they seem to do a far better job at making this a monkey wedding rather than a generic couple wedding. Not necessarily the villain part, but the ape part. This is shown when they eye laser the presents, and a bunch of bananas come out of them. At least it's something!

Blossom and Buttercup declare that the day is saved, as the wedding is now in ruins. Reboot Jojo tells them that, no really, he just wanted to have a normal wedding. Possibly to defer blame, Blossom and Buttercup blurt out that Bianca told them all about their plans. Bianca gets angry, but Barbarus gets even angrier knowing that Bianca caused this misunderstanding to happen. Barbarus growls Bianca's face off. Literally.

It was probably less freaky in the storyboard.

This anger turns into outright rage, with Barbarus even hulking up slightly, and she starts chasing after Bianca and rampaging through the city. She picks up taco trucks. The Powerpuff Girls try their best to save Bianca. Because they're superheroes, they can't just kill people, right?

We even get the classic “people carrying glass across the street gag“, where Bubbles smacks right into it. Bianca was easily able to break glass in the opening. Sad to see that aspect continuing from the last episode.

The Powerpuff Girls struggle to keep Barbarus from ripping apart Bianca, showing her determination to “get” Bianca and showing the writers lack of determination to give any truth to the “girl power” tagline put on this show. Well, Barbarus is a woman, so I guess it would technically still be true.

The Powerpuff Girls aren’t just, but they also want to give her a chance to say sorry. They beg her to say sorry, but Bianca just tells them to stay out of this. The Powerpuff Girls decide to follow that advice, and let the dress go. Jeez, Reboot Puffs, I thought this was the lighter and softer reboot; they're actually going to let a giant angry gorilla maul Bianca to death.

Nah, of course not. At the very last second, she finally says sorry. This immediately causes Barbarus to turn back to normal. It was a good thing the Powerpuff Girls knew this was going to happen! Bianca explains her motives: ever since Barbarus started dating Reboot Jojo, they haven't been together. This doesn't really fit with the last episode, which had Bianca join in on every date, but that's par for the course for this show.

They hug each other and make up, Bianca finally accepting Barbarus's love. This sisterly bonding is so sweet, that not only does Bubbles goes aww over it, Buttercup starts crying over it. I do like the line she says to cover it up, she's just allergic to sad things. A minor like. It’s almost like a drama version of the fistbump joke, but I don’t see it as bad. Maybe it’s because this it’s a very rare occurrence in this show.

For the record, before they can say “I do”, they get into an argument and never actually get to it. It’s left open on whether or not this negates the wedding. There is one line I really like, coming from the hateable-in-this-episode Blossom of all people.

Blossom: Maybe this is why you shouldn't get engaged after two dates.

It's almost as if it was making fun of how sudden the relationship was. The episode ends with Jojo threatening to destroy the city, justifying Blossom and Buttercup's prejudice, and the Powerpuff Girls beating up Reboot Jojo in an off-screen fight. It seems like they can only show violence when it’s bad.

Does the title fit?

The bride rampages through the city, just like a certain giant monster.

How does it stack up?

I like how the Bianca plot was wrapped up. Even the Barbarus x Jojo relationship, which I didn't agree with, seemed to be played for humor more than the last episode. Sure, the ending seems like a way to reverse everything back to the status quo, but I didn't want to see it happen anyway.

I can see how people could hate this episode, and it's all on Blossom and Buttercup. While their cruelty isn't rewarded like in certain episodes of the original, it's not exactly punished either. Then again, Reboot Jojo is supposed to be their most notorious villain, and Barbarus isn't much better. I just didn't feel like it was as forced as this relationship was to me. Your mileage may vary.

I can see how people would hate this episode, but I found it alright. I would give this a high Neutral, but I've been giving those out like candy on Halloween lately for episodes worse than this one, so I'll be nice here.

Next, the big one. I'll wait until the episode airs to tell you my plans for that one.

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