Over the years, I've worked with nearly every type of creator in every walk of life, and outside of home renovations, there's no one who has more trouble keeping their projects on time than musicians. And while it could be easy to say, that's because musicians are lazy, unorganized, aloof, and well, hell, I could go on all day, but the blame actually often lies in non-musician creators that musicians and their teams employ to get photos, videos, artwork, recordings, or anything else done. So in this video, I'm going to teach even the most unorganized musicians the psychological tricks and methods of how to keep the people you hire to work on your music to hit their deadlines so your release plans stay on track. Hi, I'm Jesse Cannon, a music marketing nerd who's teaching musicians how to go from zero to 10,000 fans on YouTube. And this is Muse Formation. Since I'm constantly talking about on this channel about how you should build your release strategies, around a nine to 18-month plan of releasing singles every six to eight weeks. And if you don't know what I'm talking about, watch the video that's linked now or in the cards. One of the keys to keeping up with that plan and keeping your audience thinking you're an artist they should pay attention to is employing constant sustained promotion. Meaning that when you have goals or you don't have anything interesting to promote, your fans of potential fans think you don't really take yourself seriously. So why would they don't vote the time to checking you out? But when you're constantly engaging fans and building up, they feel the need to engage with you, check it and see what you're doing. And then if you stay on top of their mind, they inherently tell other people about you. So I'm sure by now you get it. You need to be consistent and not release your music video three to eight weeks later, or else all that hard work gets diminished. But then it just doesn't seem realistic to a lot of people when you don't have a manager who's going to threaten to kidnap the video editor's family and skin them alive if they don't deliver the video edit on time. Well, actually it is, and here's the reality.  First, let's talk about what doesn't take two minutes, but instead takes a whole five minutes, which is discussing the project properly up front. When you first talk to the creator, you're going to hire. It's super important to set boundaries. Here's a few things I like to say to any creator before I hire them. First, do you have the bandwidth to devote the time to this project that needs to get it done on this schedule?  And can this really happen? It also gives them an out if they don't telling them that you really like their work. And this is important, but unfortunately, hitting your deadline is most important, makes them realize they have to see it within that frame. Ask them what they will need from you to get the project done. This can be logos of finished mixer master the song on down to the contact of another visual artist involved. This is usually pretty easy. Just make sure you write it down or get it in writing form. If this gets asked on a call, I usually tell the creator that I'll email them after the call. I write the email subject while on the call. So I don't forget and make sure it gets followed up on. I should say one of the reasons I love Gmail right now is they have a nice function where they remind you when someone doesn't write back to you, which I enable all the time with these aloof creators. Next, if you are far out enough in your project to ask for this, ask them for an ideal timeline and try to accommodate that as best as you can.  I have to have so many of these videos taped in advance because some weeks I'm just too drained to think of anything interesting to talk about after how hard I work on everything else. Make sure they feel this will be a workable timeline since with creative types, it can be drastically different in what an ideal timeline looks like. It takes some people six weeks to come up with video treatments, whereas others can pump out six of them in an afternoon because there was overflowing with inspiration. So make sure the timeline seems feasible for their creative gestation period. Then it's time to talk about everybody's favorite subject, money. And the reason talking about money is important in discussing on how someone delivers something on time is the second someone feels wronged about their compensation. They will make an excuse to turn in your project late and it needs to be clear that they agreed to delivering something what they said they would do on time for the price that you agreed upon. You should be as insistent as you are capable of being.  I like this language because so much of the time creators hate doing changes to their work and they procrastinate on doing those changes over and over and over since they don't want to do the changes and this gives them motivation that they are going to get paid and more is coming if they just put in a tiny bit of effort to just doing your changes. For more simple projects like photo shoots or album layouts, half upfront and half at the end is more than acceptable if the creator is not up for paying upon receipt of deliverable product. But that is part of the language. The other thing to discuss beforehand is how revisions will be handled. Will they be sending you preliminary cuts of something? Will you get a certain amount of revisions for your money? I generally like paying for three rounds of revisions for a price included in the initial budgeting, but I always get a rate for how much additional changes will cost. You also need to talk about if there will be any outsourcing and how that gets paid. Assisted stylists, rentals and studios, it all needs to be clear who's paying for that. Since if this gets messed up, creators will often justify turning in something late to you because you messed up that discussion. One other trick I always do as well is once creative decisions have been discussed in person or on the phone, I say, do you mind if we switch the email for the discussion of money or can we get final terms in writing? Unfortunately, so many people seem to have bad memories of financial try-ons actions, so having them in writing really helps keep everyone having no animosity towards one another and a good working relationship that keeps projects delivered on time. With creatives, the psychological game is playing against their irresponsibility. They are artists and they aren't used to being accountable, but here's a fun fact. There's this concept called Parkinson's Law and it is literally like a law for creatives that every project expands through the allotted time, meaning that if you say you have four weeks to do this, the person will spread that work out over two weeks, but in all reality, it will happen in the last few weeks of those two weeks and they could have just as easily done in a week if they put their attention span to it. You need to make them understand that the timeline is not negotiable and while I'm not in the business of condoning lying, explain to them that why your release date isn't movable is it often an important ingredient to these discussions and letting them know that you really want to work with them, but the release date is the biggest factor for making the decision to work with them can be super helpful in making sure your project stays on time. But how do we actually keep these aloof weirdos to their word instead of going out to the club or vaping on their couch all day? The first thing you need to do is put in your calendar with a reminder every single week to write them and check in so that you don't forget to make sure they're staying on course. Now it can feel weird to some of you to do this, but writing a nice email saying, Hey, how's everything coming? Do you need anything from me? No pressure. I just want to make sure everything's running on course. You could also say you just want to make sure you're not dropping the ball on anything and you were available if they need anything else. This is a subtle reminder that also shows humility and you may be the person that's holding things up. I put this in my calendar, let's say every Tuesday. If I talk to them about something on say Monday, I may move that to Friday or defer to the next week, but I make sure to always be checking in on them about four times before the next thing is due. So let's say after we brainstorm the concept, I'm going to check in on when that tree come in comes in. And then after that, I'm going to check in on when we're scheduled and then I'm going to check in when I have things after we've shot the project. This takes all about eight minutes in a month. If you're taking this project over four weeks and that's being generous, the next habit you need to get into is making sure to remind yourself to do these things and to check in with people by compensating for your forgetfulness. Most of the time, if I remember, I need to check in with somebody. I just tell Suri to remind me or I start doing right there. But there's an even better trick. I use this app called due because it will literally annoy the ever loving hell out of me until I do what it is telling me. Despite the fact that I'm a busy person who manages literally eight different businesses that needs me to do things, I still do procrastinate. And whether that is caused by exhaustion, just not feeling like doing it or being busy with something else that's more important, I need a way to make sure I do what I said I would do. Since your duty as someone who manages a project is to do exactly that, to do what you said you would do. So what due allows me to do is tell me I'm supposed to remind that person and it's going to bug me until I do it. While this could all seem pushy and no one really likes this behavior, most creators respect it and respect your hustle or dedication or whatever we want to call it. As someone who's mastered well over a thousand records as the person who holds up a whole stage of this process, I get these emails constantly and I understand them as long as they aren't insane, like emailing me three hours after I got files, they just show me someone's on top of their game and their project is important to them. Most creators respect these emails and just see that you're somebody they should actually be working with and often excites them to work on the project because they feel like you're going to stay on top of other things like promoting their work once you're done. Stay on top of people and get it in the habit of setting polite self-responsible reminders throughout the gestation period and you will stay on track with your projects. Thanks for watching. Am I missing anything? Is there any other way you would have done this? I need to know your questions and what no one else is telling you since I want to answer them, so leave them in the comments since I answer every comment in every post. I hope you liked this video and if you did please like, subscribe and get notified and I'm going to be breaking down the concepts in this video along with how to promote your music and how to make songs you're happy with in the future. I have a Facebook group linked below that is only helpful information. No playlist or con artists, only artists having helpful discussions allowed. If you want to learn more about me, work on a record with me or check out any of my books, podcasts or anything else I do, go to jessecanon.com or at jessecanon.com on all the socials. One last thing, there's two playlists here. One is on how to grow your fan base from zero to 10,000 fans and the other is on how you make songs you're more happy with. And the other is on how you promote your music with Spotify and the other is specially chosen to match this video. Or you can hit the subscribe button below and stay tuned as I have tons of tips for musicians.


Good morning, John. I'm at the office. It's too early. Hey, Nick and Nicole. Hi. Hi, we're doing something weird today We're gonna show you in just a second Hello Good, how are you doing? This is Superintendent Juneau. She is running for Congress to represent the state of Montana You're talking to my brother right now. Oh, hi. How are you? So we do all shooting down here. Oh, yeah That looks good Thank you Super official. This is my audience. Hi audience and also my brother. Hi, John. I Wanted to talk to you and I'm so grateful for you for doing this because I don't really want to talk about Policy or about your campaign or what you're gonna do from Montana when you're in Washington Which I imagine is most of what you talk about which is good I just want to talk about like government being an elected official Which you are right now and you know how things have gotten very partisan and how that affects You running for office and you as a person also because I think often we times we forget the politicians or people But before we get into any of that, I'm gonna give you a pop quiz. All right I think you will know the answers to all of these ones. I hope so. You are running for U.S. House of Representatives and and that is a House of Congress So members of the House of Representatives do what they make laws and the final question the pop quiz is how do you expect to afford the rents in DC if you win that's gonna be a tough one probably get roommates and have to figure out who my friends in Congress are going to be But you got all the questions, right? This is a good. Oh awesome. Thank you so much. Everyone gets a goat Everyone get you guys don't get good. I never shoot campus They actually that they've been doing a lot of work registering voters and they have a boat go Is it a live goat? It is a live goat Like if you vote you get to like pet the goat I don't know I was just a vote goat that goes around in time to draw people over so then you can register them to vote Now we are on to everyone's favorite topic Which is their own self so we're gonna talk about you So you currently hold an elected office. You are the superintendent of public instruction Which is just like the head of the head. Yeah, it's the head of all the schools in Montana Basically every four years people vote for this position. It's one of our statewide offices per our state constitution What's your campaign for the statewide office? Was that significantly different than what you're experiencing now running for a More high profile. Yes, totally, you know, the issues are bigger. There's more scrutiny, you know, there's all there's a there's a larger Microscope on you you can also get a bigger megaphone and so that's good, too I imagine there's also tough parts of that like not a lot of time scheduled for sleep Also, there's a lot of people who are going to be saying nasty things about you. I'm just curious what the worst part is It is that I think it's the negativity and politics right now It's the divisiveness good ideas sometimes don't get to be discussed because we draw ideological lines and then talk about You know fear-based sorts of issues rather than actually talking about issues that matter So is it safe to say That during this campaign you kind of came out So introduce my partner you have somebody in your life and they They need to be there to support you Did you feel like that was something that you needed to do for political reasons as well as personal ones? Oh, yeah, I think it was a mixture of both people expect access They want to know who their candidates are and I think stepping up to this level from superintendent to Congress it was important to make sure things were out there because of the negativity that can sometimes happen And it really hasn't been it become an issue which is great I think particularly when we look at montan and we you know the stereotypes around our state And it's people it actually hasn't become A political issue which I think speaks volumes for Our state in our country in the direction we're moving. I was on your twitter yesterday. It says in your bio 54th generation montan and which made me laugh. I just want to know how did you've come to that particular number? I just figure it's a long time and You know it can try to disprove it but it's sort of like American and people have been it Here before America was a country and it's important to bring that aspect of history to this race as well If you aren't that tuned in mostly what you hear about government is the most dysfunctional place in america We have very strong local government and I'm worried about the future in which young people aren't as interested in that yeah Because they see government as dysfunctional or because they just see it as like an unpleasant task to try and get into that For every message you get in every letter you get that says I hate you And you're doing the wrong thing and you're horrible You get three or four that are really good or you run into people where who say my kid would not have graduated We're not for graduation matters montana and yep, you're gonna always get the haters, but um, you know the good stuff Always outweighs those I believe you I guess Yeah, you should What do you think politicians can do to make it feel like to put the government Like the running of our country ahead of winning the election be present 90% of politics is showing up and you show up where people are gathered and you listen and you know You put aside your partisan hat and you actually listen to people about what are your issues? Why are they challenging and how can we make them better? I mean that's really the function of government is to make Things better and and that's why elections matter really does matter who sits in those seats that Can actually get down and do the business of good government. How terrifying is a debate? Oh, it seems so scary. It is. I mean it is something where I mean you kind of have to guess on what you're going to get asked It's always a curveball. You never know getting up on that stage. It's something I mean you are definitely awake Last debate actually had an audience question if you're elected, how will you help lgbtq people in the country? That sort of was a new question. We hadn't been asked in previous debates. And so my answer was number one get elected Not fair it's very fair. So I guess my last question is just how do you uh How do you help Americans believe in government? Well, I think number one get elected. I mean, I'm not naive about you know, there's a lot that needs to be fixed in government And we need to really start moving away from such divisive politics But through my life and through my role as an elected official, I know good things can happen And so I do I'm optimistic and I think most people who run for office They want to make sure that things get better for the people that they represent You're stepping up you're putting yourself on the line. You're opening yourself up for scrutiny But you're also opening yourself up to have real conversations with people And when you're elected to make a difference and make a positive difference for the people who elected you And I think that's really powerful. Well, thank you very much. Yeah, thanks was fun. Um, john I'll see you on tuesday Which is how I end my video John there are so many serious arguments that need to be had so many issues that need to be discussed that it can sometimes feel Hard to justify just having a conversation with a person who was being voted on to be in a public office As if they are a person But I think that it's really important to try and do to imagine these people as people especially at this moment When the information silos and the voter die communication strategies are combining to create The most extreme partisanship i've ever seen in my lifetime The result of all of this is that no one ever talks about the things that work And so everybody thinks that everything's broken, but it's not yes Things need to be maintained and we all need to work to do that maintenance But that doesn't mean that it's never been worth in that we're losing and that everything is crashing down around us Americans humans we have problems right now But we are good at taking on problems. I obviously cut a lot out of this interview The full interview was like a half an hour long. I would love it if you would go watch the whole thing We got deeper into several of the topics from this video and then talked about stuff that isn't in this video at all I thought it was a fascinating conversation and I hope that you will as well You can watch that video here Uh, click there or there's a link in the description And of course as a final reminder educational videos are exempt from the time limit So stop talking about punishments in the comments


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Okay. Let's do this problem. What is the freezing point of a solution that is made by dissolving 114 grams of the non-electrolyte glycerol C3H8O3 and 1,000 grams of water? Okay. This problem, and then it gives you some information about water. What's the freezing point of water and what's the KF of water? Okay. So, it's asking what's the freezing point of the solution? So, how do I go about doing this? Well, the first thing, of course, you're going to want to do, well, you've got the mass of glycerol. This is going to be your solute 114 grams. In fact, what you're going to want to do, it's asking, this is actually essentially a freezing point depression question. So, it's asking you, well, the freezing point depression formula is delta Tf equals Kf times m. This m here, remember, is molality, molality. So, that's of the solute or the solution. So, that's going to be the number of moles of solute over the mass in kilograms of the solvent. So, we got the mass of glycerol and that's the solute, but we don't know the number of moles of it. Okay. So, how do we figure out the number of moles? Number of moles of the solute is going to be 114 grams times something that's, of course, moles per gram. That's the inverse of the molecular weight. What's the molecular weight of, or the molar mass, I mean, of C3H8O3? Well, it's 3 times C plus 8 times H times O. And when I multiply all that out, I got 92.09 grams per mole, like that. So, if I just flip that over, I'll get moles per gram, right? So, 1 mole per 92.02 grams, cancel, cancel. And I just take 114 divided by 92.02. I get the same number as I got before, 1.24 moles. Okay. So, that's the number of moles of solute that you got. But you still don't have the mass of the, in kilograms of the solvent, but you do got the mass of the solvent. Water is the solvent, 1000 grams. That's this. Well, how do we convert grams to kilograms? Okay. 1000 grams is one kilogram. So, now we can go over here and plug in these numbers to get the molarity, or the molality. So, we got 1.24 moles divided by 1 kilogram. When we do that, we get 1.24 mol. Okay. So, that's the molarity or the molality of the solution. But that doesn't tell us what we want to know, because it's asking us what's the new freezing point of the solution. Okay. So, we've got to take that number and plug it into this equation now. I'm going to erase this stuff. Okay. So, we've got that equation, delta tf equals kf times m molality. kf is given to us up there, kf 1.86 degrees Celsius per molal. Okay. So, we just plug those numbers in. 1.24 molal. Cancel there, cancel there. And what we get from doing that, 2.03 degrees Celsius. Okay. So, that's just the change in the freezing point. It's asking us what the new freezing point is. So, the delta t, oh, sorry, it is 2.30. 2.30. That's my dyslexia going on. Okay. So, that's delta tf. So, we go tf nu, because it's asking us what the new freezing temperature is. Well, that's going to be the original freezing temperature minus the change in freezing temperature. Why? Because this is freezing point depression. So, it means it's going down. Okay. Right? So, you know it's got to be this way. So, the original freezing point was zero, well, 0.00 or whatever. It doesn't give you any sig figs. So, you can use as many as you want. Minus 2.30. So, the new freezing temperature is going to be negative 2.30 degrees Celsius. Okay. The molality, yeah. You're going to learn tomorrow or on Wednesday. Okay. So, does it make sense going through it like this? Okay.


is required to conduct a personnel recovery and the mission for the Marine Corps is called TRAP or tactical recovery of aircraft and personnel. The complexity of every TRAP differs in each mission as well as the challenges that come with it. We have to balance being combat effective in the AO as a stand-in force as well as making sure that our Marines get back home safely. With TRAP you are put on strip alert and then you go, so you have little time to break your dues, little time for rehearsals, so really what it requires is good small unit leaders and if you have good small unit leaders then the problem fixes itself. So the differences between CSAR combat search and rescue and TRAP are in the capabilities themselves. While in combat search and rescue focuses on an extended search with dedicated platforms the Marine Corps doesn't dedicate any personnel or platforms. The Marine Corps trains and designates but we do not dedicate. Every part and asset of the MAGTAP can conduct a TRAP. Today we flew in on a 60s provided by the Navy so it was a joint force deal. We landed into the LZ. We knew where our IP was located. Obviously within that one nautical mile we had a 10-digit grid. From there we pushed out, we provided our LZ security, moved our security up, isolated that IP, authenticated them, and then moved him back in Kazovak, in Manohun. I was satisfied with the way everyone performed. I think the small unit leaders got a rep of actually getting to make decisions on their level. TRAP being considered one of the hardest mission sets in the military is somewhat accurate to the point of what's at stake. We take pride that we can take care of our own or you're just getting those truths back to their original unit. I enjoy the fact that TRAP has a differing mission set each time you go out whether it's the enemy's set or where you're located or what your actual mission is for that specific TRAP because it makes you think on the fly, provides a challenge, and we all join the Marine Corps for a challenge.


So my beautiful people, I am back with another outing video and today I'm going to showcase to you guys how you can get the Monks Flame Blade. How's it going guys? My name is DPJ and if you're doing enjoyed the video then I like it, it really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more, be sure to subscribe. Okay, so tied to the Flame Monk and the other Monk enemy you can get in the game. I've got his armor piece here and I've just had it in my head and it's gone. We've got a Black Flame Monk and we also have the Fire Monk. Now these two both have a set weapon each but there's also a third one, a third version of this Monk, who beholds this incredible Monk's Flame Blade which is great for I guess Dexterity builds. If that's your kind of thing, this is definitely for you. Look how incredible this thing looks. Now what I will say is this is the only enemy on the entire map I've seen behold this weapon. I haven't seen any other enemy behold this weapon but yep, it's located right here guys within the Giant Conquering Heroes grave. There's an enemy, one enemy inside of here who you can farm over and over because this isn't a guaranteed drop so you will have to farm him who drops this thing. Now to actually get to this, what guys? You first have to gain access to the Grand Lift of Gold and to do that you need to access or get access to the Forbidden Lands by killing the Old Man King in the capital. Then you gain access to this area and this lift. But to get to here guys, well it's kind of confusing because you have to come from up here. So you have to make your way around to this, it's so confusing people, it's weird as heck but yet you'll go this way, I believe and you have to come all the way around guys, it's weird. In fact I don't even know exactly how you get across to that, I can't remember. Who cares, either way, I'm going to lead you guys from the Giant's Grave Pulse which is a strike by the way you get the Rivers of Blood, the Church Repulse or the Fire Giant checkpoint so you've got any of these, you can come to these guys or if you've got one close you've got that one you're basically on top of it. In fact that actually ends on top of it, that's underneath it so you kind of get to it from there. If I have to go here guys I can't get to this, you've come over that weirdly enough but yes we've come from here anyway.  I'm so tired guys, you can probably hear it in my voice, I am so tired. Okay so from here I'm going to put out your horse, let's actually just mark it, I'll probably end up running back to the first step knowing me, I'm going to mark it. I've got three markers on my screen, I don't even know which one to follow, I'm just going to guess and say three, I'm going to score this way.  Is that my ninja, what is wrong with his hands man, leave me the heck alone, leave me the heck alone, here we go, it's right in front of us, got there in the end, got there in the end, actually to be honest for a second I thought I took the wrong path but no this is the right way, this is definitely the right way, now if we see, let's get past him, it's going to be another big hand that jumps out of me here, well it's normally one of the areas, there he is, get out of it, get out of it, let me chase him, that's just terrifying, now if we look down there I believe, I can't even pull up my map, this isn't letting me chase him here, typical, typical, can I do it now, now I can yeah, see we just ran straight over that but it's actually down here that is weirdly enough I think, I believe, I don't know I'm not sure, who cares, all right so this is where you need to come from and now my Lex is talking, Alexa shut up, Alexa shut up, geez that thing just listens to everything you say, terrified, terrified of what that's heard me saying, all right so she's gone again, so this is the grace point right here, activate this grace point and then guys come down here, that will actually be a storm soul key, so if you're thinking about getting that actually guys I'll show you what you get just in case you don't want to waste your storm soul keys, you get if I can remember off the top of my head, I believe it is, um actually I can't remember, is that flame protect me, I'm pretty sure it's that, yeah if it ain't that someone let me know down below in the comment section, yeah so yeah come down here you're gonna see one of these flame monks at the bottom here, this ain't the guy, see that's the normal weapon they carry, so get rid of him and the other guy, people, he's just passed and yeah so we've come down here and keep running, we will have to run past this kitty, we'll run past him, ignore it, they are absolutely terrifying, these guys here, we'll run past them, now this way here guys there will be fire, I'm gonna have to get rid of these, I'm gonna have to get rid of them, that's what I mean, this is actually a trek to farm this one weapon, now this will be shooting fire down here, what you want to do is pull out your crossbow or a bow and shoot it so it goes up, and then guys, the guy's right here on your right, take him out, this is the guy who has the sword, it's the only person I've seen in this game with this sword, weirdly enough, but you can see he beholds the same flame monk armor, so yes, but yeah about that actual that pillar there, I'll showcase if you've never seen one before, what you gotta do with it, what you gotta do with it people, so I'll put on a bow, any bow, crossbow, even you're not to be asked, I think a throwing knife may even work, you only have to do this once, by the way, you won't have to do it any more than that, so as you can see, so if I aim at that and I shoot it, see how it goes up and that will shoot fire, yeah you don't want to be trying to farm this well, that's there, so just quickly pull out, shoot it, and even if you shoot it while the fire is coming, don't worry about it, because it won't shoot fire again, and now if you go back to that grace right at the start of this, run back down here, there won't be no fire here no more, take his farmer's boss, what this enemy over and over, and then get a chance of getting his decent and monk's flame blade, simple as that guys, I will say I'll farm that kitty that big old dirty cat down there, a shadow cat for ages, I've not had anything from it, so yes, if you guys have got anything from that please let me know, I'll come back and farm it, but there we have it guys, I apologise about the video going on for so long, but I do like to try and explain everything, but yes, if you enjoyed the video and it helped you out, leaving a like really helps me out, and hopefully my beautiful people, I will see you on that next one.


Title of my message isn't be called fail like Peter and no I'm not giving you an excuse to go out and fail and blame it on me But that is the title of my message and I'm gonna be going from Joshua 1 8 and it says this book of the law Shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate it Meditate in a day and night that you may observe to do according to all that is written in it for then you will make your way Prosperous and then you will have good success someone turn to your neighbor and say good success So you realize the Bible didn't just say and you will make Success you got to realize that there's if there if there's black there's White and if there's good there's bad so there's bad success and I'm be speaking to you guys from the Bible to characters from the Bible apostle Peter and Judas and we know both of them were part of the twelve disciples Jesus friend and see there's Peter failed a lot and but Judas he succeeded in many things But in the thing he succeeded is he he betrayed Jesus and it was a success He did something that no one else could do, but it was a bad success. So I'm gonna bring to you guys Good success and bad success and three things that may use it Judas's success a bad success is one he overpride He overpaid for it. How many you guys overpaid for something and then you you overpaid for it And you're like man I don't like this thing anymore because someone else got it for a cheaper price and I'm getting it here I paid a whole bunch of money and when I was like eight nine years old I asked my mom for or my parents for a BMX bike I found this BMX bike on Craigslist and Because I used to bike with my friends a lot and I paid my my parents paid a lot of money for it And I got it and then I drove it around with my friends and my other friend had the same BMX bike But for like third third of the price and I was like are you kidding me? I was like I paid now. I didn't look at the BMX bike like no I could fly on that thing I just looked at it like it's like every other bike. So things that you overpay for You you end up despising and the thing is success that is overpriced is Something that you cannot enjoy and Judas succeeded on betraying Jesus or put it on the cross see he He did the Pharisees even tried to put Jesus on the cross They tried it they try to do it so many times But they would always come back to the council and they'll tell the council Dang, I he missed this time or he changed his talk. I wasn't able to get it He he went between our feet. We couldn't get it, but Jesus fine But Judas was able to betray Jesus and But the price the thing the what what bad success the first thing bad success will get you is if it's overpriced Jesus of Judas succeeded in getting Jesus of Jesus on the cross But the price he had to pay was much more than what he got He was able to he was a he succeeded. It was a it was a success But the price he paid for that success cost him Jesus and eventually his own life and See any success that costs your integrity is a bad success Any success that causes your family your health your career your Morals your purity that is success from Satan that is called a satanic success and sooner or later You might be know it's not but sooner or later God Satan will give to you with his right but eventually will take from his left sooner or later bad success It always success that you have to lose your family your your integrity what you live for your faith sooner or later my friend Satan is behind that success and See when Jesus came on this earth he Satan offered him a Satan offered him so much and that he said You could have all this land you could have all the riches everything as long as one thing as long as you bow down And you worship me and Jesus like and don't get me wrong with Satan offered Jesus was very good Everybody and you don't think Jesus wanted everything that Satan was offering everybody would want that land But the price did not match the product see the thing is yeah You got all that but the price to bow down and worship him Jesus like you're tripping Satan I'm not gonna sacrifice worshiping my father and get all this that the my God already promised me in Jesus my team. Amen See this thing Satan's always gonna everything Satan offers you is overpriced eventually it might seem like oh man I'm getting a good good price on that. I feel like this product is good I don't have to pay much but eventually God see the thing is what Satan does He gives what you're right and he takes away what you're left with you what your life most depends on it So you might see that the everything Satan offers is overpriced and So the second point is The second thing that Judas what made Judas six success a bad success is the source behind it See we see a lot of a lot of shootings a lot of things a lot of killings That's going on in our in our nation in our in America and we think that's all we know That's all sponsored by Satan. That's because Satan is behind it But we don't know is there's some success that Satan is behind also He tries to give success so that when he gives it you might be like yeah Yeah, I like this and then eventually like I said he gives what you write and he takes away what you left So my many you guys might think so what what's a godly success? What's a good success one is it overpriced and to what is the source behind it? Is it God or is it Satan and three the destination? See most success you would think most success ends in happiness. No, you like it like it's on a Friday The statistics says that happiness goes up like 10% on a Friday Why because one the weekends the next day and and you get most people get paid see Judas was getting paid his 30 shackles. He got it. He's supposed to be happy He succeeded in the thing, but the Bible says once he got the money He was in remorse. Why because when success comes at the cost of your faith the cost of your relationship with your family or Coming against your standards or your purity that success is success from Satan. Amen, and the thing is the thing is The Satan offered him he got what he wanted but when he got what he wanted the Bible said he He got it and he threw the shackles on the floor. He said this is not what I wanted This is not what I thought I got when I got success. Amen, and The thing is when we when we think success brings it happiness It does but only if it didn't come at the cost of our faith only if it didn't come the cost of us losing our relationship with Christ and When you sacrifice your when you sacrifice your health your family relationship with God and that's exactly what Judas is That's exactly what Judas betrayed him Judas He said he succeeded, but it wasn't the success of me and you want because it came across of of his relationship with Jesus Christ and eventually his own life because what when he got the shackles the Bible said he Ripped off his clothes. He threw the shackles on the ground and he said this is not what I wanted when I meant success This is what not what I wanted when I meant and when I sacrificed what success and then he went and hung himself See every success that ends in a suicide is one. It's overpriced. It's from Satan and it'll always live Always end up into a Christless eternity.  Don't get me wrong, but eventually it killed him and sent him and betrayed him in Jesus and The last thing I want to bring to you guys is My fourth point is failures are not final See we see Peter we see Peter failing many times. He goes into fishing and he never catches any fish He he cuts a girl's ear off Which I don't know why you would cut a girl's ear off and then Jesus just has to like Put the ear back on I don't know how he put a ear back on but he put a ear back on and then eventually he goes back It goes back into fishing and he fails into fishing again and then after that he goes and denies Jesus three times and But Judas you see look at Judas live and he succeeded so many times But still at the end of success he you see he comes out better than Peter Why because even throw even though Peter failed so many times even though Peter denied Jesus so many times God was still able to take those mistakes take those failures and turn them into what we know today as apostle Paul and Catholics say that he was the first pope. Amen.  Don't get me wrong.   They are just events.  So that when we mess up we can look in the word and say I'm still a Child in the most high God. I'm a still a royal priest. I'm still I'm still wherever I I step I'll be blessed in Jesus my mighty name.     Thank you for watching this content. I hope this was a blessing to you If you're like me and you like to click on things Click on this Subscribe to our channel and the content will come to you every time we post it and remember the best is yet to come


Therefore, it is time for our members of statements to the member for Welgan, Little Sex London. Thank you very much Mr. Speaker. Today I rise and have the honour to recognize the 1,050th anniversary of the baptism of Poland. The introduction of Christianity in its western form with the baptism of Prince Mieszko. The first in 966 was one of the most pivotal moments in Polish history. This event has profound consequences and determined the future destiny of the country and its people. It marks the symbolic founding of the first Polish state and lays the major foundations of Polish identity and culture. It is also the traditional starting point of Poland's recorded history. Mieszko's acceptance of Roman Christianity through his marriage to Dubrawa, a Czech princess, has shaped the course of Polish history and identity up to this day, 1,050 years later. As a result, literacy, law, education, early use of the Polish language, institutions of higher learning, music and architecture developed within the Christian framework. Ontario is home to half a million Canadians of Polish heritage. We are very proud of the contribution Polish Canadians have made to our province since first settling here more than 155 years ago. Speaker, on behalf of our leader Patrick Brown and the entire Ontario PC Caucus, I'd like to extend my warmest wishes to all the Poles celebrating the 1,050th anniversary of the baptism of Poland today. Thank you very much Mr. Speaker. I would like to remember Samus the Member from Brampton, Bramley or Malta. Thank you very much Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, May is Tamil Genocide Remembrance Month and while it's absolutely important to remember the tragedy including the human rights violations, the war crimes and in fact the genocide that the Tamil community has endured, it's also important to note that these adversities are ongoing and the Tamil community continues to face oppression at the hands of the Sri Lankan government. Despite these adversities, the Tamil community has shown such tremendous resilience. In fact, they continue to thrive in the diaspora. In addition, they've shown inspirational commitment to celebrating their arts, music, cultural and in fact their language and it's something that inspires us all. On a personal note, as a Sikh, our community has also endured genocide and it's for that reason I also stand in solidarity with the Tamil community. In addition, Andrew Horvath and all new Democrats stand in solidarity with the Tamil community in remembering the past injustices and the ongoing oppression and in fact we also stand in solidarity with the ongoing struggle for a permanent solution based on peace, freedom and justice for the Tamil people in their nation of Tamil Elam. In addition, on May 9th, 3pm the NDP will be hosting a memorial event to remember the genocide and all those who lost their lives. Thank you very much Mr Speaker. Thank you. Further Member States. Member from Brampton West. Thank you very much Speaker. It's an honour to rise in this house to recognise May as South Asian Heritage Month. As the General Conference of UNESCO rightly asserted, cultural diversity is as necessary for humankind as biodiversity is for nature. In December 2001, the Government of Ontario passed the South Asian Heritage Act. Proclaiming the month of May as South Asian Heritage Month and May 5th as South Asian Arrival Day. This is a time to acknowledge, reflect on and celebrate the rich history of South Asians in Ontario. As many of you know, Ontario has a large South Asian population made up of immigrants from the descendants of India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal and many other countries. South Asians have been settling in Ontario since the beginning of the 20th century. We don't have to look far to get a sense of the experience that members of the South Asian community had while settling in Ontario. Mr Speaker, my family came to Canada in the 1960s. It wasn't easy. It was hard just like it would be to settle in any other place, especially a new country, but we were fortunate enough to be rewarded for our hard work and I feel it's my responsibility and my family's responsibility to do the same for the people that will be following us in the future. As I know, this is an experience that many Ontarians can relate to. As a member of the Ontario South Asian community, I'm proud to say that the South Asian community has provided another layer of colour, tradition and heritage to the multicultural fabric of Ontario. Mr Speaker, I just want to finish. I know first-hand that the values of South Asians are the values of Ontarians and my caucus continues to stand firmly with the South Asian community of Ontario. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you, Speaker. I'd like to outline what we're doing at Durham Region with our innovation and technology sector. The Spark Centre in particular inspires entrepreneurs to start and grow successful innovative companies and since arriving in what the Oshawa Speaker in 2010, Spark has helped more than 700 local companies get off the ground. Spark works to improve Durham Region's competitiveness and visibility as a world-class innovation cluster. It elevates and supports key industry sectors including health, manufacturing, digital media and high-tech, among many others. Helping feed this increasing demand for jobs in these sectors are the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Trent University and Durham College Speaker and they're perfectly positioned to encourage the growth of the innovation and technology sector in Durham Region. But Speaker, the business growth cannot continue without matching support for our universities and colleges. Properly funding higher education and in particular bridging the skills gap will create the path to jobs and that's what this province so desperately needs. We have such a great and growing opportunity in Durham Region Speaker and we want to ensure that particularly the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Trent University and Durham College are properly positioned to feed the need in this innovation and technology sector and thank you Speaker. Thank you for the members, same as the members from Hamilton East Stony Creek. Thanks Speaker. Hydro One Cruise recently cleared cut the trees and sprayed herbicide all along Hamilton's beautiful beach trail. Instead of working with the city to protect both the trail and the transmission wires, Hydro One has left only stumps of once was a prized Hamilton attraction. Now Speaker, Hydro One is going to clear cut a strip the width of a football field right up the Red Hill Valley. Local residents have protested. The local Councillor and I have asked them to consult with residents and to work with the city to find a better way. In March, Hydro One Speaker promised my office that it would organize a community meeting to address residents' concerns but that never happened. Hydro One doesn't care about consultation and now it plans to begin clear cutting in a week and a half. There is no accountability. Hydro One which is still 70% publicly owned told our constituents to go to the Ontario Energy Board. The Energy Board said it has no authority. The Ministry says Hydro One is no longer a public institution so call Hydro One's community line. No one, Speaker, is taking responsibility. No one is listening. The Red Hill Valley is an environmentally and culturally sensitive piece of land. If Hydro One can clear cut a trail and spray herbicide at will then our environmental and cultural legislation exists only at the pleasure of big corporate interests. Thank you. Thank you Mr. Speaker.  Mr. Speaker, that's the vision statement of the Maisel Valley Hospice in Sudbury and I'm very pleased to be able to stand up and speak in this great legislature today Mr. Speaker to talk about the great work that Maisel Valley Hospice is doing in Sudbury and throughout northeastern Ontario. But this past weekend my community came together to celebrate the hospice and also to help the hospice raise some much needed funds Mr. Speaker. I'm very proud to say that so far over $150,000 has been raised in the hike for hospice out of my community of Sudbury and I know there's many other hikes for hospices right across our province and right across our great country. But I also want to acknowledge that RBC has been a big sponsor for us in Sudbury and they've helped raise over a million dollars for our hospice in the last nine years Mr. Speaker. And this year we had again I've been there since the beginning 10 years Mr. Speaker in Sudbury and we see more and more people participating every year. This year over a thousand participants helped raise money for this year and for that goal and it was talked about Mr. Speaker a quote was brought forward by Mother Teresa not all of us can do great things but we can all do small things with great love and it was great to see over a thousand people in my riding doing small things with great love for a great organization. Thank you Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Thank you. Mr. Speaker last fall this house unanimously passed our resolution calling on the government to establish an Ontario Green Legacy program. This program based on the county of Wellington's Green Legacy program would seek to plant 150 million trees starting in 2017 to mark the 150th anniversary of Ontario within confederation. Last month I organized and hosted a meeting in my office with senior ministry of natural resources and forestry staff including Deputy Minister Bill Thornton as well as Gary Cousins, Mark Van Patter and Rob Johnson from the county of Wellington. The meeting was productive and gave us the opportunity to discuss our Green Legacy program idea and make the case for a significant expansion of Ontario's tree planting efforts. It has now been more than six months since my resolution was passed and 2017 is fast approaching. We need the government to make a public commitment to implement our Ontario Green Legacy program proposal. Again our resolution was passed unanimously by this house with members from all parties speaking in favour. If private members business is to be meaningful the government needs to listen to the will of this house and not ignore it. We know the government is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and they say they want to combat climate change. Again I would suggest that an Ontario Green Legacy program could and should be part of this strategy. This is doable.  I once again call upon the government to commit to establishing an Ontario Green Legacy program and immediately begin the work needed to launch this program next year. Thank you very much Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Further members statements? Further members statements? The member from Trinity Spedile. Thank you Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker today I would like to recognize the Toronto Raptors as they are heading to Game 2 of the Eastern Semifinals of the NBA playoffs. After winning a tight series against Indiana Pacers in exciting Game 7 finish they look to tie the second round series against D-Way and the Miami Heads tonight at ACC. Mr. Speaker the Raptors along with the Jays the Rock, TFC and Marty's have brought excitement to Toronto sports fans. Excitement that have been missing the playoffs. You can feel the vibe downtown on a game day. The Raptors have encapsulated the spirit of Toronto and are bringing the people of Toronto and Ontario together in the one banner. Each victory brings us closer together. Mr. Speaker the Raptors being supported by fans across the province even one of the Ontario's homegrown talent Drake has become a true ambassador for the team and the city. Injected passion and excitement into the community. This is a great sample of how sports can inspire unite and build a stronger community. Good luck tonight Raptors of the Toronto and Ontario will be cheering for you. We the North Yay! Thank you. Further member statements? Member from England to the Lord's. Thank you Mr. Speaker I'm here to speak to Jewish Heritage Month. May as proclaimed by a bill passed legislation declares the month of May every year is Jewish Heritage Month. The Jewish community has had a presence in Ontario since the war of 1812. And it is to be found in almost every small town, big town across Ontario whether it be South Porcupine or Bancroft, Peterborough there in every community have been there as pioneers building communities. They worked in everything from small industry to agriculture to medicine and they have built the foundation of many of our great institutions here in Ontario. For instance we have down the street in the hospital founded by the Jewish community my own writing I have Baycrest Hospital. We've got a great legacy of philanthropy, of entrepreneurship and of great service in the armed forces for all of our great wars. So in this month I hope in all your communities, especially in Ottawa I hope you do something to recognize the members of the Jewish community have contributed so much for the last couple of hundred years to make Ontario and Canada a great province and country. Thank you. I thank all members for their statements and


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And joining us now to talk about your health is Dr. Daniel Malouf, Director of the transplant program at the University of Maryland Medical Center and Professor of Surgery at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Dr. thank you for being with us. At the top of the program we mentioned the milestone of one million transplants. It's incredible. It's over six decades, seven decades, right? It's incredible. Thank you, Jeff, for your question. Million transplants, it's incredible. If you think about it, the first kidney transplant was done in the 50s, early 50s, but the first liver transplant was done in the late 60s and the heart and lungs in the 80s. So here we are, 55 or 60 years later, with a million transplants. That is picked by the amount of work of health worker in this country, physician, nurses, and all the people involved in the family of transplantation. It won't take us another 60 years to get to the two million milestone. Oh, no, that will go much faster. In fact, I think that if you look at today, there is more than a hundred and five thousand people waiting for an organ and the number of transplants are growing every month thanks to technology, to innovation, and the allocation of organs. So I think that we're going to be much sooner than that. I think it's going to take a few years. It must be as a provider, as a physician, as a surgeon, an incredibly rewarding kind of medicine to practice. Can you make an immediate difference in somebody's life? Yes, it is. It is amazing to see patients coming to get the transplant very sick and see those patients living in a much better situation. And then, in fact, see them years later with these complete different people and complete different patients. And it is very rewarding. And you can see that in every transplant person in the country, they will talk about it. What procedures do you specialize in? So my expertise is liver, kidney, and pancreas transplant. My area of expertise, or my niche, is living donor liver transplantation, but I perform other surgeries. I'm involved here as a program director in a long and hard transplantation, too. So the University of Maryland has a comprehensive transplant center with transplant six organs. And it is also a center of innovation. One of the largest centers in the country. Folks may know that when you're transplanting a kidney, the good Lord gives us two of them, and you can work fine with one, right? But the liver, I've only got one. So how does that work? Well, here is a secret. The liver has this incredible capacity of regenerate. The liver, we can transplant half of the liver, and two months later, the liver will go back to normal size. So in both, on the donor, on the recipient. So that is why it's a technique that has been growing in the last few years, and provide organ for those patients they need, and we cannot, you know, that we cannot get from a deceased donor. So it is an amazing organ. I think the kidney, we had two, the liver, we have one, but has the capacity of regenerate. So it makes it very unique. You mentioned the backlog of people, more than 100,000 people who are waiting a life-saving transplant. How many transplants are coming from living donors as opposed to deceased donors? The right. It's dependent on the organ. In kidney transplant, about 30% of the patients receive an organ from a live donor. In liver, we are growing, but I think it's about 5% to 6% in the U.S., in countries like in Japan, or in Turkey, or in Korea that they don't have the option of deceased donor. Living donor liver transplant is more than 90% of the techniques that they use. So we are learning. We are growing on that, and I think that is a great innovative approach to decrease the number of patients in need of transplant. Living donors, typically family members, I guess. Typically, but not necessarily. They can be friends. People find donors in church. They have to share blood types sometimes. So not necessarily family, but we see about 70% of the donors are family related. Maryland has been famous and pioneering in, I think it's called, paired transplants, where you may be in need and you may have a donor, but the donor isn't a match for you, but it's a match for somebody over here who has a donor, but that person isn't a match for you and you bring in a third party. It gets very complicated, but you're able to help a lot of people. Absolutely. We, University of Maryland, you say, we do SWAP, which you have a donor and your donor is not a match for you, but it's a match for somebody else in the list. So we SWAP those couples, but we also do it through the NKR, and we also do it through a match grid, which is a program that helps us to not just inside University of Maryland, but also with some colleagues and other institutions around the area in the country. How close does a match have to be these days? And has that changed over time? That is a great point. It has changed a lot over time. We have better immunosuppression, better medication to treat rejection. So that has changed tremendously in the last few years. The outcomes and the improvement in the outcomes is even despite the difference in the matching. So it had to be some match, and it's different in organs. kidney, for example, needs closer match, liver is more open. So we can make that improvement. We see that improvement every year. Let's take a phone call from Montgomery County. This is Phil. Phil, thanks for the call. Go ahead. Hello. I'd like to know if there's an age limit on people who are able to donate. And I'm 78 and I have mild diabetes. Could I donate an organ? Great question. Thank you for the call. Phil, that's a great question. We have frequently that question. And thank you for thinking about being a donor, Phil. Depending, I would say that for kidney, if you have a good kidney function, we are considering older donors for liver because the liver needs the capacity of regenerating. Usually when you go above 65, we try to prevent using those donors for your safety. But yes, so you could be considered as a donor for kidney, I would say. What are you working on now? You spend time operating, of course. But in terms of enlarging the, growing the ability for people to get transplants and have successful transplants in all different parts of our community. What are the priorities? How are you addressing them? Yes, so transplants have been living through the last 10 years. Like medicine in general, the incredible innovation and the specialty. We are working in several areas to increase what is called increased donor pool. Some of the areas is living donor, as you mentioned, and we are growing living donor. But also some technology like senotransplantation, as you know, University of Medina. That was the pig, right? Right. But that's using animals, genetically modifying animals to transplant humans. Is it the future? Tell us what was learned from that procedure where a man with heart failure was given a pig's heart in the first of its kind operation. We've been talking about senotransplantation for more than 30 years. If you asked me 30 or 40 years ago, I would say I don't know about that. But now I think that it could be the future. I think that definitely what technology has changed is that now we can do gene editing. And the CRISPR technology allows us to change some genes in the organs that prevent the organ to reject in the human. We never could before cross organs from different species. But now because we can modify those genes, we can actually do that. So heart was done. I think that we continue to, it will continue growing. Kidney has been done temporarily, especially in New York and Alabama, and we are moving forward to do the next senotransplant. So yes, it's the future. What do you want people to know about signing up as a donor? When you're getting your driver's license or they're asking you to check the box that if God forbid someday you were in an accident, you would be a donor. What should people know about that? I want you to know that I am an organ donor in my driver's license. I think if you have a loved one that needs an organ, then you learn the importance on to being an organ donor. I think that people need to understand that nobody will harvest any organ if the family don't approve. So this is the first step. Putting your donor wish in the driver's license is the first step. Your health segments are a co-production of Maryland Public Television and the University of Maryland Medical System.


All right everyone. Here it is the new trailer for Bowser's Fury Super Mario 3D world have not watched it yet. It looks like it's two minutes and 16 seconds long I'm gonna kind of react to it as we go You're the first time through and then I'm gonna stop and have a little bit deeper discussion after the fact About what my thoughts are on this new content And Nintendo's approach to bringing Wii U games to Nintendo switch now before I really dive into this Hey, we're giving away a PlayStation 5 a Nintendo switch or an Xbox series X Go down to the description or to the pinned comment for more information on that The winner will be announced in a live stream at the end of the month if we hit 70,000 subscribers this month I'll give away two systems instead of one. All right, let's get into this right now Very curious Like this Straight Are we Mario Sunshine in this game now some of the cat Like a Godzilla See February 12th That's a Let's talk about this So obviously that was interesting to me that that was a Guess some parts of what I expected some parts of not it obviously just showed all new content That was you know pretty good. I think I saw three or four different stages So that's nice. I don't know how many there's going to be I'd love for there to be like a whole new world where you have like 12 stages minimum Especially since you know, they are charging 60 bucks for this game Wii U port It would be nice to see a bevy of new content, but I will say that final Bowser fighter I assume that's the final fight.  They're clearly teasing there Not sure how that plays out It could just be like a normal Mario fight against Bowser except you're just massive and destroying things like in Godzilla But I don't know I think it looks really really cool. I like some of the level designs they had there and I think in general when we're talking about This game and the new content. I think two things need to be said one Not that many people played Super Mario 3d world because it was on Wii U And I think this is to be said about all Wii U ports and Nintendo's Number one justification for charging 60 bucks again is because nobody played them the first time around So because nobody played them the first time around it's like a brand new game for most switch owners Super Mario 3d world is going to sell Extremely well on switch and there's gonna be a lot of people who bought Odyssey who got Mario Maker 2 They're gonna look at this as hey, this is a new Mario game to them It's not but they will view it that way and I think it's gonna sell incredibly well I would not be shocked to see this game top 10 million in sales Which is insane to talk about when we aren't talking about Mario or the last Mario Party game sold 12 million So who are we to say that this candidate? It's probably gonna at least outsell Paper Mario the last paper Mario game that being said I Gotta say I like that they're adding new content I wish they do this for every port but did it in a more significant way as an example Pikmin 3 deluxe they added the captain olamar levels, but I gotta say it just didn't feel That fantastic I would have preferred like actual add-on DLC that extended the actual end of the game out because Pikmin 3 was already a pretty short game and they didn't do that now They did do some awesome stuff with Xenoblade Chronicles definitive edition that Torna not maybe that was even because anyway they did add all new content in Xenoblade Chronicles definitive edition that kind of you know Fed the games into each other between Xenoblade Chronicles and Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and that was fantastic And that's what I'm hoping this is although it doesn't really need to feed into a new game I just wanted to be that breath and That sheer amount of new content like the Xenoblade Chronicles definitive edition So I I gotta say I'm happy with what they showed I thought you know what let's watch that trailer one more time just to be see a second time through changes anything because You know, there's always things that that occur that maybe you don't catch the first time around So let's let's let's go ahead and take a look now one more time Let's back this train up to the beginning Here we go all right, so I Didn't notice So one thing I didn't notice at first was up here this What were they call that a lighthouse? I didn't notice a lighthouse the first time now. We know this Bell Temporarily it looks like this but then later turns into the obviously the value can get big in All right, so It's just an architecture choice um So Bowser Jr. That's super easy. He's got that paintbrush like Super Mario Sunshine clearly taken inspiration See those other see look at those little cats look at those little cats. Oh, it's so cute I mean this this this stage here looks cool. This is like a whole stage, right? It has to be it's pretty cool I'm glad to see a stage where we can Just kind of taking a look around the stage Now you can kind of see Bowser sort of looming here in the background We might not know what's Bowser yet at this point in the game if it wasn't for this trailer and here's the new star coin. Let me Second I wonder if that's a second player that could be player to remember This is a game that you can have multiple people play so I wonder if that's a player to And I mean that's cool. That's that's straight up out of Out of Mario Sunshine See there is the star coin the new one, but it's cat-shaped. I don't Interesting I wonder what the purpose is of making it cat-shaped this time I know catsuit was like the big thing, but they didn't do that to the coins. I didn't do it to the stars It's literally this gives me like What's his name?  It just feels like a demise style character Shiny like I have star power. I really hope So I hope when you get this that it actually lets you do a Godzilla style fight And that it's not just oh, it's a cutscene where you take out Bowser now because you got the giant bell I mean, I don't put a past Nintendo to do that Oh And then you have this art obviously that Bowser's fury art looks sick Looks sick, and I'll probably part of it partially probably be in my thumbnail to be completely honest But I might just make it my thumb. Oh Sick, I love it. I love it. All right All right, that was that was good Okay, can we all agree that was pretty good Second time around though was almost better than the first seeing some of the little details I guess let me know what you think about the star in the comments. Well, did Nintendo do enough for you to buy Super Mario 3d world. That's what the question is for this video. All right, folks Be sure to enter that giveaway subscribe if you enjoy the content hit the bell icon Of course, if you want to be updated on all of my videos get notifications and all that jazz Comment down below and let me know what you think and I'll catch you in the next video