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Bruno the Kid

***Bruno the Kid*** is a 1996 syndicated cartoon series created by Bruce Willis and produced by Film Roman. 36 half-hour episodes were produced.

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## Plot

This cartoon series stars Bruce Willis as the voice of Bruno, an 11-year-old boy who becomes a top spy for a secret espionage organization. The organization, named GLOBE, contacts Bruno via his computer and a special gadget watch, and is completely unaware of its top spy's young age, as he hides behind a computer-simulated avatar of a full-grown man (in the image of Bruce Willis).

The members of GLOBE that Bruno works with in person, such as Jarlsburg (voiced by Tony Jay), and Harris (voiced by Mark Hamill), are also unaware that GLOBE does not know Bruno's actual age, and assume that the organization *must* know what it is doing in sending the boy into dangerous situations.

The episodes consist of Bruno managing to live a double life without his parents' or friends' knowledge (for example, in one episode he tells his parents that he is camping in the garden and he sets up a torch to project a fake silhouette of himself onto the side of the tent, so that it looks like he is inside it). Meanwhile, with an alibi set up, Bruno will be out saving the world, or foiling a major heist with the aid of his British spy partner Jarlsburg (in one episode, one of Bruno's classmates catches Bruno on camera in the process of carrying out a spy mission and tries to blackmail him; however, Bruno erases the videotape and his secret is safe; his classmate was unable to expose him). Later in the series, Jarlsburg quits being Bruno's partner, after hesitating to fire a weapon in fear that he will hit Bruno. Bruno objects to Jarley quitting the team. Jarley eventually comes to his senses and returns to being Bruno's partner. He apologizes to Bruno for quitting. In the course of each mission, they usually meet Harris (a spoof of the character "Q" in the James Bond books and films) who supplies Bruno with gadgets, which Bruno usually finds a use for later on in the episode. As well as voicing the title character, Willis was one of the executive producers and also co-wrote and sang the theme song for the show with backing singers.

## Cast and characters

### Protagonists

* Bruce Willis as Bruno the Kid
* Jennifer Hale as Leecy Davidson
* Tony Jay as Jarlesburg
* Mark Hamill as Harris
* John Bower as Howard (Bruno's father)
* Kath Soucie as Grace (Bruno's mother)

### Antagonists

* Tim Curry as Lazlo Gigahurtz
* Kenneth Mars as Professor Von Trapp
* Bronson Pinchot as General Armando Castrato
* René Auberjonois as Leonard DaLinguini
* Matt Frewer as Booby Vicious
* Dawnn Lewis as Di Archer
* Ben Stein as Professor Wisenstein
* Kathy Nagler as Mary Ann Wisenstein
* Edward Asner as the Engineer
* Ed McMahon as the Engineer's henchman
* Frank Welker as Koos Koos

### Additional voices

Included in the list of additional voices were Frank Welker, Earl Boen, Ed Gilbert and Kenneth Mars.
Concrete Powder

**Concrete Powder** is a physics-obeying block that was first added in 1.12. It comes in the 16 traditional *Minecraft*dye colors, and it is affected by gravity, like sand and gravel.

## Appearance

Concrete Powder looks similar to sand, except it comes in 16 different colors.

## Uses

A block of concrete powder can be used for decoration itself, or it can be changed into a concrete block of the same color, when it comes into contact with water (but not rain or splash water bottles); however, if it lands on a single block of water that is not flowing anywhere, the concrete powder will not solidify. The resulting block of concrete can also be used for decoration, but it will not obey gravity, making it a slightly dangerous block if not placed correctly, as a player may end up dying from Suffocation damage.

## Video

Concrete Powder - Minecraft Micro Guide
Boring (Chanson)

Boring est un Parody de la chanson *Sorry* par *Justin Bieber*.

## Paroles

I've been playing a new Nintendo Game that came out (recently)

I was super sad because it is another Mario Kart

This game was so boring I had to delete it

Yeah, that's my life, with no wife, saturation

Is it too late to say it's boring

I have nothing to play with, no toys, nothin' (Woah)

Team Boy is in the shower, just naked

Team Girl is just a heav' sleeper, but I'm a heav' waker

(Oooh-oooh, oooh-ooooh)

I'm going to the studio to film the Pigs

But there is a stupid traffic waitin' for me

I thought it was the filming that was waiting

Here we go, downloaded a game, playin' Dress up

Is it too late to say it’s borin’

‘Cause I, know that you had a hard time with it, (Woah)

Movin’ pieces of coding

Yeah it was like spending a lots of time, just right next to vomit, I

(oooh-oooh, oooh-oooh, It’s Borin)

(oooh-oooh, oooh-oooh, I wave my)

(oooh-oooh, oooh-oooh, hand in the window)

I know this kind of feelin’, like, a feeling from 1985\* (ninety eighty five\*)

(oooh-oooh, oooh-oooh, it’s borin’)

(oooh-oooh, oooh-oooh, approve it)

(oooh-oooh, oooh-oooh, sneakin’)

And I know I am not tired, but, that;s not a synoym for boring

I’ve been watchin’ movies all night long

The advengers made up a song

The song really was a parody of Blinding Lights

Here we go, Weeknd protestin’, stolen copyright

All the films were boring

I, watched Home Alone, it ain’t funny, no more

All the Big Bang Theory’s fake laughs

They didn’t even make me smile, but a big, ol’ sigh

oooh-oooh, oooh-oooh, It’s boring

oooh-oooh, oooh-oooh, It’s killing me

oooh-oooh, oooh-oooh, (Narrator: CAPTAIN AMERICA IS DEAD) All the advengers are noob

And I finally discovered a life without compagny

Eatin’ all the chips so I get fatter, Garfield
Arthur

**Arthur** is an American animated educational TV show made by Marc Brown and airs on PBS and PBS Kids. It premiered on October 7, 1996 on PBS and is still running, but it is likely to end after seasons 24 and 25. The episodes for season 24 and 25 have been leaked on Kentucky Educational Television's website, but the airdates remain unknown.

Arthur, the main character has friends which include Buster Baxter (best friend), Muffy Crosswire, Francine Frensky (love interest), Binky, and more.

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## References

1. ↑ https://www.ket.org/program/arthur/george-scraps-his-sculpture-arthurs-big-meltdown/
2. ↑ https://www.ket.org/program/arthur/the-great-macgrady-parts-1-2/
3. ↑ https://www.ket.org/program/arthur/d-w-s-new-best-friend-freaky-tuesday/
4. ↑ https://www.ket.org/program/arthur/binky-wrestles-with-a-story-all-will-be-revealed/
5. ↑ https://www.ket.org/program/arthur/making-conversation-a-cloudy-day/
6. ↑ https://www.ket.org/program/arthur/listen-up-arthurs-new-old-vacation/
7. ↑ https://www.ket.org/program/arthur/blabbermouth-all-grown-up/
Chiseled Quartz Block

The **Chiseled Quartz Block** is a craftable block added in 1.5 (released in snapshot 13w01a). It's crafted from two quartz slabs on top on each other in the crafting table. They are mainly used for decoration or displaying purposes, but can also be used for construction.

## Crafting

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## Gallery

Screenshot-2014-05-22-13-09.pngChisled Quartz Blocks in *Minecraft: Pocket Edition*
Cocoa Pods

**Cocoa pods** are essentially the block form of cocoa beans.

## Overview

Cocoa pods, or cocoa bean pods, are the planted form of cocoa beans. They spawn naturally on jungle trees, which only spawn in jungle biomes. They can be placed on jungle logs, which means that a quick farm can be created, provided there is some jungle wood. To farm cocoa beans, one needs to first place a cocoa bean on a jungle log. Cocoa pods grow quickly (in less than a day), and have three growth stages (small size, greenish color; medium size, yellowish color; and large size, light brown color).

## Trivia

* Before snapshot 12w18a, cocoa beans were found in dungeons.

## Gallery

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Caillou

Watch Caillou On Teletoon and PBS

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All Ireland Hurling Championships

The top level of Hurling.

* 2000 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2001 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2002 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2003 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2004 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2005 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2006 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2007 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2008 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2009 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2010 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2011 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2012 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2013 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2014 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2015 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2016 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2017 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2018 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2019 All Ireland Hurling Championship
* 2020 All Ireland Hurling Championship
Histoire de l'épisode 1; La rencontre stupide

## Crédits de l'histoire

Écrit & Dessiné par Jeff

Certains blagues inventées par Rin

~~PIGO-19~~

"Jeff!" dit Was. "Je vais te dire quelque chose!"

"OK," répond Jeff. "C'est quoi?"

"Les chauves-souris ont la permission de conduire lorsqu'ils peuvent voler!"

"Une autre fausse nouvelle?" Demanda Was.

"Non, non, elle est vraie!" dit Was.

Jeff, surpris, répond : "Si j'étais un chauve-souris, je peux déjà conduire ma voiture de Porshe que j'ai?"

"Oui!" S'exclama Was.

Jeff trouva ça cool. Mais il ne comprenait pas comment et pourquoi ils peuvent faire ça.

Was; répond : "Parce que un chauve-souris, c'est un animal volant?"

"Puis?"

(...)
Bricks

For other articles related to bricks, see Brick (Disambiguation).
**Bricks** are used for aesthetic and building purposes. They are blocks that will not naturally spawn in the world, so they must be crafted. They are mostly used to up the aesthetic appeal of homes and towers. Since bricks are not flammable, they are often used to make fireplaces or fireguards. Brick blocks are made by putting clay balls in a furnace and then crafting the bricks in a 2×2 square. Bricks are durable blocks and resist explosions well. A pickaxe must be used to recover the resource of a placed block and will take under a second to break. Breaking a block with a player's hand is slow and will not yield the resource. A single brick in the block would be 50 \* 25 \* 25 cm (19.7\*9.85\*9.85 inches) in real life.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Crafting

Clay can be used to make bricks or clay blocks. Breaking clay drops 4 clay balls, which can then be smelted into clay bricks. The 4 clay bricks can then be crafted into one brick block. This means that for each clay block found in a map, players can make 1 brick block.

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## Trivia

* In earlier versions of *Minecraft*, brick pyramids would appear, being the only source of Brick Blocks. This feature has since been removed.
* Bricks are usually used for houses because wood houses burn easier.
* Brick Blocks cannot be crafted back into bricks.
* The brick texture has changed since the early versions of *Minecraft*. Before the current texture, brick blocks used to be bright red.
* Some of the pixels in the texture don't line up correctly.

## Gallery

Fireplace.jpgFireplace built with bricksOld Brick Texture.pngThe old texture for brick blocksBricks.pnga brick block
Ferme de Gaston

La **Ferme de Gaston** est une ferme avec des animaux. Le propriétaire est - comme le dit dans son nom - Gaston. Il y a des vaches, des poules, n'importe quel animal de ferme sauf: des cochons. Il y a aussi un potager de légumes, et un grand terrain remplies de blé. L'autre côté, a de l'herbe haute. Gaston ne coupera jamais cette précieuse source naturel. Il la laisse grandir, jusqu'à la fin des jours de l'herbe. Quand il sera trop vieux. Non, pas à l'hiver, car les herbes sont assez hautes pour recevoir des rayons du soleil.
Cake

### Hunger Replenished

14 (File:Shank.pngFile:Shank.pngFile:Shank.pngFile:Shank.pngFile:Shank.pngFile:Shank.pngFile:Shank.png)

### Stackable

No in PC
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### First Appearance

JE: Beta 1.2
BE: Pocket Edition alpha 0.7.0

### Data Values

Hex: 5C Dec: 92

**Cake** is a food produced through crafting, which can be placed on a solid surface, giving the ability for any player to consume. Once it's placed, it can't be recollected with the use of a Silk Touch pickaxe nor with shears.

## Description

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Cake stands 1⁄4 lower than a regular block. It has white icing and a red cherry-like topping. It restores 2 (File:Shank.png) per use and has a total of seven uses. Cake doesn't drop when broken. Cake can't be eaten like other foods such as cookies and enchanted apples; instead, it can only be eaten by clicking on it whilst it's placed. When an output is taken with a redstone comparator, it will emit a signal strength of 2 for every slice remaining, up to a strength of 14. Cake can fill up 1 level of a composter, and it can be eaten by pandas when dropped.

## Crafting

Cake is made with an egg, three buckets of milk, two sugar, and three wheat. If a player eats a cake once, it will appear to be cut into thirds or sixths. Crafting a cake will award one with the achievement "The Lie" (it's usually required to earn the achievement "Time to Farm" first), which is a reference to the game, *Portal*.

## Trivia

* Cake can be used as a form of decoration.
* Cake makes the same sound as wool being placed or broken.
* Cake is the only food that has to be placed for players to eat it.
* A player can eat each slice almost instantly, and it recovers about 1 hunger bar.
* The block with the ID 92 resembles a cake that has been placed.
* In early versions, when a player crafted a cake, the three buckets were also used up, which made it very expensive to make.
* Farmer villagers will sell a cake for an emerald at their Master level.
* It is unknown where the cherry-like topping of a cake came from while crafting it, as there are no ingredients that have similarity to the toppings.
* The new texture of the cake has a swirl and an extra topping on top.
* Before 1.8 - The Bountiful Update, cake only had six slices.
* When cake is pushed with a piston, it will completely disappear.
* When used with a redstone comparator, a cake will produce a redstone signal strength of 14, decreasing by 2 per slice eaten.
* In the early versions of *Minecraft*, the inventory would have two cakes in it. One was 3D and the other was 2D.
* Cake restores the most hunger out of all food in *Minecraft*.
* Candles can be put on cakes to create ''birth day cakes''
* Cakes are the only Renewable items that once placed, cannot be obtained back even with Silk touch

## Gallery

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Deny

**Deny** is a block available in Minecraft: Education Edition or Minecraft: Bedrock Edition with educational features enabled. It prevents normal users from destroying or placing blocks in the area above the block. It is only obtainable with `/give @s deny`.

### Gallery

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1.0.7

La 1.0.7 est l'épisode 7, en Mars 2021, et c'est le début de la SAISON 2.

# Changements

Dream a plus de cheveux.

Le livre contient juste des petites blagues, ce n'est pas une histoire.

Sin a plus ces tatous super laids - Selon Rin -.

Dream a passé de 102 de QI à 99 de QI.

Jeff pleurniche plus.

Cheng est plus *sauvage* que d'habitude.

Les Nuages III furent ajoutées.
Barrel

A **barrel** is a decorative block that can be used as an alternative to storing items in a chest. They were added to *Minecraft* as part of update 1.14.

## Source

Barrels can generate within the fishing cottage buildings in villages.

## Uses

Barrels can be used to store items or blocks in compact spaces. Unlike chests, Barrels can be accessed even if there is a block directly on top of it.

### Similarities to Chests

* Barrels can be used by hoppers to transport items into and out of them.
* They are considered immovable objects, which means it cannot be moved by pistons.
* Using the `/data merge block` command, players can lock barrels using the `{Lock:}` NBT tag.

### Differences from Chests

Barrels have different properties than chests. For example:

* Unlike chests, setting two barrels side-by-side will not make a double barrel.
* Unlike chests, barrels can be opened regardless if there is a solid or transparent block directly above it.
* In the Bedrock Edition, barrels can be used as fuel to smelt 1.5 blocks in a furnace.

If a village has a barrel but no fisherman, any nearby villager without a profession has a chance to become a fisherman.

## Crafting

Barrels can be crafted with six planks and two slabs of any wood type.

## History

Barrels were added in snapshot 18w44a, however, they could not be interacted with unless a player was in spectator mode, and they could not be crafted. Barrels were able to generate in plains villages in snapshot 18w48a, ice and savanna villages in snapshot 18w49a, and taiga and desert villages in snapshot 18w50a. Barrels were also given an inventory that was similar to that of chests, a crafting recipe, and could also be interacted with in snapshot 18w50a.

## Trivia

* Barrels originally could not emit a Redstone signal while items were stored inside. This was later fixed in snapshot 19w02a (*MC-140986*).
* Despite being made out of wood, barrels are not flammable.
* Barrels are a little cheaper than chests, as they cost a wood plank less in crafting (1 wood plank = 2 wood slabs).

## Gallery

BarrelGUI.pngThe barrel GUI.BarrelFish.pngAn unused fish texture for the barrel.BarrelOpenUnused.pngAn unused open texture for the barrel.
C.L.Y.D.E.

***C.L.Y.D.E.*** is a Canadian-French animated television series, made by MoonScoop Group (as France Animation), produced by CINAR Animation and created by CINAR's co founder and former president Ronald A. Weinberg and veteran Canadian-French film producer Jean Cazes. It centres around a super-computer from another planet, C.L.Y.D.E. (Computer Linked Yield Driven Entity), which is put on trial for developing a virus called a "sense of humour". He is punished by being launched into space, where he enters Earth's atmosphere and crash-lands. His central core is found, intact, by two kids, Matt and Sam. They install C.L.Y.D.E. into an old jukebox, which makes him able to speak to them, and handle objects through telekinesis. Many of Matt, Sam, and C.L.Y.D.E.'s adventures concern secret agents trying to find C.L.Y.D.E., or defeating computer viruses, hackers, or invading aliens.

This cartoon was introduced into China at the end of the 1990s, and was shown on CCTV-7. The series aired in the United States on the Cookie Jar Toons block on This TV from 2009 to 2010.

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## Technical Details

* French title: CLYDE
* Creation: Ronald A. Weinberg , Jean Cazès
* Director: Chris Randall
* Scenario: Tony Scott, Alan Swayze (supervision), Gilles Taurand , Olivier Massart , Patrick Regnard, Tony Scott
* Storyboards: Chris Randall, Tim O'Halloran, Tim Deacon, Vin James
* Sets: Frédéric Bremont, Geneviève Chassaing, Michel Herbinet
* Framing ( Layout ): Jean-Baptiste Cuvelier, Eric Legeard, Paul-Henri Ferrand, Philippe Jallois, Dominique Lajeunie, Christine Landes, Gérard Lemaux, Benoît Le Pennec, Jean-Noël Malinge, Christophe Pouchot, Alain Remy, Jacques Stoll, Mieke Vermaerke , Gilbert Weppe
* Animation: James Appleton, Yannick Barbaud, Corinne Bretel, Claire De Carvalho, Didier Degand, Isabelle Faivre, Jean-Pierre Guzdziol, Philippe Lançon, Franck Marchand, Homa Niknam, Stéphane Piera, Hélène Poldervaart, Frédéric Raducanou, Valérie Schaefer, Jan Van Rijsselberge for Crayon Animation
* Music: Leon Aronson
	+ Credits interpreted by Michel Pagliaro
* Production: Ronald A. Weinberg, Christian Davin; Micheline Charest , Jean Cazès (executives)
* Production companies: CINAR, France Animation, TF1
* Country of origin: France / Canada
* French language
* Format: Colors - 35 mm - 1.33: 1 - mono sound
* Number of episodes: 26 (1 season)
* Duration: 25 minutes
* Date of first broadcast: France : 1991

## French voices

* Jacques Ferrière : CLYDE / the green parasite
* Magali Barney : Samantha / the blue parasite
* Nicole Raucher : Matt
* Jean-Claude Donda : Alberto / the red parasite / secondary characters
* Michèle Bardollet : Gaby
* Gérard Rinaldi : secondary characters
Dubbing artistic direction: Michel Trouillet
Basalt

**Basalt** is a block that's found in the Nether. Basalt can be made from a generator or found naturally.

## Location

The basalt block naturally generates in the biomes called soul sand valley, in basalt deltas, and also in the bastion remnants.

## Crafting

Can be placed anywhere on the grid in this order.

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## Trivia

* This block will be used in the soulsand valley biome as the block for **basalt** pillars and as the main block in the basalt delta biome.
* In 20w12a to get the Polished Basalt, you would have had to smelt regular basalt in a furnace. This is also the case on bedrock edition.
* In 20w16a Basalt will now generate naturally in Bastion Remnants.

## Gallery

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## Video

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Dragon Tales

Max was a little boy and emmy was a little girl. they fly to dragon land and all the friends ord, cassie, zak, wheezie.

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Camp Candy

Camp Candy is a 1989–1992 animated television series produced by DIC Animation City, Saban Entertainment and Worldvision Enterprises (1992), in association with Frostbacks Productions, with comedian John Candy providing the voice for an animated version of himself.

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Anvil

The **Anvil** is an interactive block used to repair items, rename a certain block or item, or combine enchantments on items, it can also be used in traps, as it is effected by gravity and will do damage when hit by.

## Overview

Anvils fall in the same way sand, gravel, concrete powder, and dragon eggs do, and will make a metallic "clang" sound when they land. If an anvil lands on a non-solid block, it will destroy the block. If the anvil lands on a mob or player, it will deal damage relative to how far it fell before hitting the mob or player.

Anvils have three states of damage: normal anvil, slightly damaged anvil, and very damaged anvil. Whenever the anvil is used, it has a 12% chance of being damaged.

Also, dropping the anvil onto any solid block has a chance to also do damage to it; specifically, 5% times the number of blocks fallen, meaning that it will always be damaged after a 20-block fall. Despite being able to fall, it cannot be pushed by pistons.

Damaged anvils tend to generate in a woodland mansion.

## Mining

An Anvil requires a pickaxe to harvest, otherwise, it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Usage

Anvils are special interactive blocks. They have two modes to repair items that have a durability rating:

* Similar to a grindstone, a player may repair items by combining two of the same item. However, the target will keep its enchantments and may gain new ones from the other item, and the bonus durability is 12%, rather than 5%.
* Alternatively, a player can use materials originally required in the crafting of the item (iron ingots for iron items with durability, diamonds for diamond items with durability) to repair a single item. One material will repair 1⁄4 of the tool's maximum durability.

Also, the player can rename any item – not just those with durability – by using an anvil.

Enchanted Books are used to enchant tools, and an anvil is needed to combine them with tools and armor.

You need to have 39 levels to be able to repair an item with lots of enchantments, if it has too much, it will say “Too expensive!” (Survival and adventure mode only).

Repairing and renaming items costs experience.

If you repair an item 5 times, the anvil will no longer repair it; the price has gone up too high.

## Trivia

* As of 1.6, if a spawn egg was renamed "Dinnerbone" or "Grumm" with an anvil, the mobs spawning will be upside down.
* The anvil had an old crafting recipe; it was crafted by using 6 Iron Blocks and one iron ingot. This was very soon changed to the current recipe.
* The crafting recipe of an anvil requires a total of thirty-one iron ingots: twenty-seven ingots for the blocks, and four ingots for the base.
* When a player dies from a falling anvil, the game would say on the screen, "{PlayerName} was  squished by a falling anvil".
* Before the texture update, the anvil had a darkened stone texture on the top of the anvil.
* When an anvil is dropped on TNT, the TNT will have much less effect on the terrain.

## Video

Anvil - Minecraft Micro Guide

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Block of Redstone

For other redstone-related objects in Minecraft, see Redstone (Disambiguation).

A **Redstone block** is both a decorative and a functional block.

## Mechanics

Redstone blocks have all the properties of a normal block. However, they also serve a similar purpose to that of Redstone Torches, except that they can be placed on ceilings, float in midair, and cannot be shut off. They are mainly used in toggle switches or "T Flip Flop Switches" where they can be used to make a button function like a lever.

## Crafting

A block of redstone can be crafted with 9 pieces of redstone.

## Mining

A Block of Redstone requires a pickaxe to harvest, otherwise it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* If a redstone torch is placed on a block of Redstone, it will turn off after 1 tick, and it will not turn back on unless a player breaks it and places it somewhere else.
* If a Dragon Head is placed on a redstone block, it will look like it's talking.
* Redstone blocks emit a redstone strength of 15.
* Redstone blocks have the side texture wrapped around all sides.

## Gallery

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Crafting Table

A **crafting table** is a utility block used to craft items within a 3×3 grid. When it is used, it allows a player to access the crafting grid. Crafting tables can allow players to craft over 50 items.

## Appearance

The crafting table has a 3×3 grid on its top and, on the sides, various tools are depicted, including a hammer, saw, and a pair of pliers. The underside of a crafting table has a texture that is exactly like that of wooden planks.

Crafting tables will naturally generate in village libraries, witch huts, igloo basements, and in woolen tents outside Pillager Outposts.

## Crafting

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## Usage

Pressing use on a crafting table will open the 3×3 crafting grid that allows the player to craft many more items than are available in the inventory crafting grid, which is only 2×2.

Crafting tables can be used as fuel in furnaces, smelting for 1.5 operations.

Crafting tables can also be used to repair damaged tools, weapons, and armor. This is done by combining two damaged items of the same material side-by-side in the crafting grid. This method of repair does not require any experience but removes any enchantments on either or both items.

## Mining

A Crafting Table can be harvested with any tool or by hand, but an axe is the fastest.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Gallery

2012-02-20 17.43.56.pngA player's inventory with a 2x2 grid in the top right corner where it says "Crafting".Screenshot-2014-04-25-21-47.pngThe interface of a crafting table in *Minecraft* PE 0.8.0 (it uses the MATTIS system).Xbox Minecraft Crafting GUI.jpgConsole crafting interface. Can be changed to classic crafting in User Interface.3x3 crafting area.pngCrafting bench 1.14.1CraftingTableBENew.pngThe crafting table's new texture in Bedrock Edition.
## Trivia

* On console editions, the crafting interface can be changed into "Classic Crafting" by going to the "User Interface" in options and enabling "Classic Crafting."
* A common mistake made by players when attempting to create a crafting table is using logs, which are cut directly from trees, instead of wooden planks.
* Originally, the crafting table was called "workbench".
* As of update 1.5 - Redstone Update, crafting tables and furnaces can be pushed by pistons.
* As of update 1.14 - Village and Pillage, crafting tables naturally generate in the little tents surrounding pillager outposts.
* The Crafting Table's sides textures are the same as wood planks, except with the tools on the sides.
Camera

**Cameras** are unique blocks that can take pictures in-game for later viewing. They were, at one time, only available in *Minecraft: Pocket Edition*. Cameras were removed from the Pocket Edition in update 0.16.0 build 2. However, the camera is still available in *Minecraft: Education Edition*. However, in Bedrock Edition 1.12, they returned, but only obtainable using /give. Later, the ability to get the camera was removed.

## Obtaining

As of now, the camera is only available through inventory editors.

## Mechanics

Using a camera from within the inventory will take a picture from the first-person perspective of a player. Placing the camera in the world will have it track a player who placed it, and it will take pictures from afar. Pictures taken by the camera will have a smoke-like outline near the bottom. When placed, the camera acts similar to an entity since it can take damage, and it can be affected by knockback effects.

Rumours had circulated claiming that the camera would be used for taking screenshots. The F2 button is the default button used to take screenshots in *Minecraft*'s PC version. In *Minecraft: Pocket Edition*, there is currently no screenshot function in-game (except by using the screenshot function of the mobile device).

## Gallery

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Dirt Slab

**Dirt Slabs** were added on October 22, 2009 in Survival Test 0.26\_04. This  block was never fully added due to failing to properly dress the terrain, including cliffs, caves, and ravines.

## Gallery

DirtSlabTest.pngNotch’s image of dirt slabs while developing.
## References

1. ↑ https://notch.tumblr.com/post/220243988/half-sized-blocks-all-dirt-tiles-so-it-kinda - Notch on Tumblr
Donkey Kong Country

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File:Donkey Kong Country Opening**Donkey Kong Country** is a Canadian 3D animated television series based on the Nintendo franchise *Donkey Kong* specifically the *Donkey Kong Country* video game series by Nintendo and Rare. *Donkey Kong Country* first premiered in the United States on Fox's Fox Kids block on August 15, 1997. However, after only two episodes the series was moved to Fox Family where it finished airing the rest of the series. In Japan *Donkey Kong Country* aired on TV Tokyo.

*Donkey Kong Country* was one of the earliest television series to be entirely computer-animated with motion capture, which matched the artistic style of the video games. The series garnered critical acclaim in France and Japan but only marginal success elsewhere. Several elements of the animated series, such as the crystal coconut, appeared in later *Donkey Kong Country* video games like *Donkey Kong 64*, which was released a year after the series began airing on Fox.

## Plot

Donkey Kong is an ape living on Kongo Bongo Island, who happens to find a coconut called the crystal coconut, which grants wishes and is capable of answering any questions asked of it. Donkey Kong becomes the protector of the crystal coconut, which is housed in Cranky Kong's cabin. King K. Rool and his minions want to steal the crystal coconut from Donkey Kong and his friends in order to rule Kongo Bongo Island.

## Characters

**Donkey Kong** (voiced by Richard Yearwood) — The titular character and protector of Kongo Bongo Island.

**Diddy Kong** (voiced by Andrew Sabiston) — Donkey Kong's sidekick and buddy.

**Cranky Kong** (voiced by Aron Tager) — Donkey Kong's mentor, who often mixes potions. He is able to use the crystal coconut to show up as a hologram whenever he needs to alert Donkey Kong.

**Candy Kong** (voiced by Joy Tanner) — Donkey Kong's girlfriend. She is much less passive than in the games, and also has a different design.

**Funky Kong** (voiced by Damon D'Oliveira) — The resident airport manager. He looks as he did in the first game but has tan fur instead of brown.

**Dixie Kong** (voiced by Louise Vallance) — Diddy's girlfriend, and the only character on the show directly from *Donkey Kong Country 2*. Like Candy, her design differs from her game appearance (but not as much), and she also has been given tan fur like Funky.

**King K. Rool** (voiced by Len Carlson (episode 1), Benedict Campbell (rest of series)) — The main villain of the series, who always attempts to steal the crystal coconut and take over the island. His only noticeable change in physical appearance from the game is that his cape is much shorter.

## Episodes

*Donkey Kong Country* has a total of 40 episodes spread over 2 seasons that aired on Fox and Fox Family from August 1997 to July 2000.
All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series

File:All Dogs Go To Heaven The Series Opening**All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series** is a 40 episode animated television series based on the 1989 animated film *All Dogs Go to Heaven*. The series aired from 1996 to 1998 in syndication and on the Fox Family Channel from 1998 to 1999. The series re-aired on Cartoon Network from 1999 to 2000. The series was produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Animation, and animated by the studios Wang Film Productions and Thai Wang Film Production Co., Ltd.

Don Bluth’s 1989 animated feature *All Dogs Go to Heaven* featured a roguish German Shepherd named Charlie who died, went to heaven, conned his way back to earth for vengeance on his killer Carface and then found redemption through a little orphaned girl named Anne-Marie. The film was popular with audiences, spawning a sequel, *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2* and this animated series.

Most of the voice actors from the feature films reprised their roles in the series, including Dom DeLuise, Ernest Borgnine, Charles Nelson Reilly, Bebe Neuwirth, Sheena Easton, and Adam Wylie. Steven Weber provided the speaking and singing voices of Charlie B. Barkin, who was voiced in the films by Burt Reynolds and Charlie Sheen (and sung in the second film by Jesse Corti).

On December 3, 2013, TGG Direct released All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series - Complete Series on DVD. The 7-disc set features all 40 episodes of the series as well as the TV movie *An All Dogs Christmas Carol*.

## Plot

Even though the series is supposed to take place after the second film, several changes were made to the subject matter. For example, Charlie and Sasha were shown as having gotten together at the end of the second film, however, in the series, they are not together. Also, Itchy decides to stay in Heaven in the film, but he is alive in the series.

In the series Charlie and Itchy live in San Francisco as guardian angels, being told of their missions by Anabelle but also become embroiled in several misadventures in each episode, while trying to do the right thing.

Charlie’s villainous rival Carface and his sidekick, Killer from the first film, also appeared in the series, as did Charlie’s friends: the dogs Sasha and Anabelle and the human child David. The series also featured two new characters named Bess, a pure bred award winning show dog and Itchy's love interest, and Belladonna, Anabelle's demonic antagonist cousin.

## Cast

**Charles "Charlie" B. Barkin** (voiced by Steven Weber)

**Itchy Itchiford** (voiced by Dom DeLuise)

**Anabelle** (voiced by Bebe Neuwirth)

**Sasha La Fleur** (voiced by Sheena Easton)

**David** (voiced by Adam Wylie)

**Carface Caruthers** (voiced by Ernest Borgnine)

**Killer** (voiced by Charles Nelson Reilly)

**Otto** (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui)

## Episodes

*All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series* has a total of 40 episodes spread over 3 seasons that were produced from September 1996 to November 1998. A Christmas special titled *An All Dogs Christmas Carol* was produced in 1998 for ABC and served as the series finale.
Blast Furnace

A **blast furnace** is a utility block that generates in a village's armorer houses.

## Uses

A blast furnace can be used as a faster alternative to smelt ores. It can smelt ore at twice the speed of a furnace, but it will use up fuel twice as fast, and it can only smelt ore-related blocks. They will give less experience to the player when they collect the smelted item. If a village has a blast furnace but no existing armorer, any nearby unemployed villagers without a profession have a chance to become an armorer. Like smokers, blast furnaces can't be pushed by pistons. They have a blast resistance of 17.5 and emit a light level of 13 when active, similar to normal furnaces. Like its original cobblestone counterpart, blast furnaces can interact with hoppers.

## Trivia

* When active, a blast furnace emits a small amount of light (light level 13), similarly to a furnace, and one light level less than that of a torch.
* Blast furnaces can interact with hoppers, similar to how a furnace does.

## See also

* Furnace
* Smoker
* Smelting
* Campfire
* Food
* Ore

## Gallery

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Block of Emerald

For other emerald-related objects found in Minecraft, see Emerald (Disambiguation).
**Blocks Of Emerald** are decoration blocks that are crafted with Emeralds. Emerald blocks are plainly used for storing emeralds, but they can also be used as decoration and construction. Blocks of emerald first appeared in snapshot 12w22a after popular demand when emeralds were added to the game. To make an emerald block, one must first obtain nine emeralds, then, on a crafting table, put the emeralds in a 3×3 square. Blocks of emerald can also be used to form the pyramid for a beacon. Because emeralds are difficult to get in large amounts without large farms (for trading with villagers), one may choose to use another block as a substitute for the beacon pyramid (Blocks of iron are more suitable, since they are significantly common).

## Mining

A Block of Emerald requires an iron pickaxe or better to harvest, otherwise, it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Gallery

SpruceEmeraldBeacon.pngAn emerald beacon that is decorated.
Andesite

**Andesite** is a block that was added in the 1.8 updates along with granite and diorite. Andesite is usually exposed on the surface in Mountains Biomes, but it can generate in other biomes as well. It was added to *Minecraft: Pocket Edition* in version 0.9.0, and it will generate mainly in caves where it is usually found in large veins.

## Crafting

Andesite can be crafted by placing cobblestone and diorite in the crafting interface of a crafting table. Andesite can also be converted into Polished Andesite by combining four blocks of andesite.

## Polished Andesite

### First Appearance

**Java Edition**: 1.8 14w02a
**Pocket Edition**: 0.9.0 build 1

### Tool Used

This block requires a Wooden Pickaxe to be mined

## Polished Andesite

**Polished Andesite** is the smooth variant of andesite which can only be obtained through crafting. It is mainly used as a decorative block for building. When it was originally a PE exclusive item, it had to be crafted by using a stonecutter instead of a crafting table. Mason villagers will sell polished andesite in exchange for emeralds. Polished Andesite has the same texture as Stone, but with some different colors.

## Mining

Andesite requires a pickaxe to harvest, otherwise it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Gallery

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Block of Coal

For other coal-related objects found in Minecraft, see Coal (disambiguation).
The **Block of Coal** is a block that was added in the 13w18a snapshot. Like other blocks of its kind, it's a compact way to store the material. It may also be used as a building block. However, it is less appealing than other compacted ores.

## Uses

In addition to compact storage, the block of coal is also a better material to use during longer smelting operations than its resource-equivalent, coal, which smelts 72 items compared to 80 items.

## Mining

A Block of Coal requires a pickaxe to harvest, otherwise it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* Being able to smelt 80 items, the coal block is the second best fuel source, and by far the best fuel source with a full stack used (5,120 items per stack). It's only second to a bucket of lava.
* When first introduced in *Minecraft* 1.6 snapshots, it had a recolored "Block of Redstone" texture, which was soon changed to what is was later, then retextured again.
* Coal blocks were also implemented in the *Minecraft* 2.0 April Fools update.
* Coal blocks cannot be seen in light level 3 or below. This is the same with black concrete.

## Gallery

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## Video

Coal - Minecraft Micro GuideMinecraft Blocks Coal Block
Cut Sandstone

### Data Values

Hex: 18 (Sandstone), B3 (Red Sandstone) Dec: 24 (Sandstone), 179 (Red Sandstone)

### Technical Name

`minecraft:cut_sandstone``Pre-1.13 (17w47a): minecraft:sandstone`

### Renewable

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For other sand-related objects in *Minecraft*, see Sand (Disambiguation).
**Cut Sandstone** (called **Smooth Sandstone** before 1.13) is a block naturally found in generated structures such as Desert Temples and Desert Villages.
Cut sandstone can also be crafted, by placing four blocks of Sandstone in a 2x2 crafting grid, not requiring the 3x3 crafting grid from a Crafting Table.

## Behavior

Unlike sand, cut sandstone is unaffected by gravity and will not fall if placed without a supporting block. This block is not as similar in appearance to cobblestone as its not-smooth form. It is naturally found only in a Desert temple. In a previous version of *Minecraft*, sandstone could not be destroyed by an explosion caused by TNT or by creepers.

## Variants

**Cut Red Sandstone**, formerly known as **Smooth Red Sandstone**, is a block added in 1.14 that can be crafted from red sandstone.

## History

Chiseled and cut sandstone blocks were added in *Minecraft* 1.2.4. Sandstone stairs were added in the developmental snapshot 12w21a.

## Bugs

* In versions prior to 1.7.5, if one crafted cut sandstone in a 2x2 square crafting grid, one will get 4 cut sandstone. If one did this again, one would get those cut sandstone again.
Barney & Friends

Barney & Friends is a live-action, preschool series aimed to ages 1-8. When he first appeared in 1988, Barney had a low, deep, mature tone in his voice and a deep blue-violet, but as the years went by, his voice got even higher and shallower to make him sound younger. His voice has a very wide range for a man. His shade of purple also varied. Since "Waiting for Santa", Barney has been a magenta color technically. Since then he has changed his appearance slightly and gotten a lighter magenta color over time. Despite this, his color is only claimed as this shade of purple by HIT Entertainment. Some concept names for Barney were Cosby, Colby, and Danny. Although Barney's birthday has been celebrated three times on the series, he remains over 200 million years old. Barney's favorite foods are peanut-butter and jelly sandwiches (with a glass of milk), vegetables, pumpernickel bread, and pistachios (as of Season 11) His attitude can sometimes be sillier but he is also friendly and polite to the kids as well as Baby Bop, BJ, and Riff. In the Barney and the Backyard Gang series, Barney had to be keep a secret from the parents. However in Three Wishes, the parents first learned about him. That running gag lasted until the TV series, Barney & Friends, where the adults are also allowed to interact with him. Barney loves to hug, and everyone he sees loves to hug him too. Barney sometimes has gotten stuck, injured, or tangled up in in a jump rope and had to be rescued by his friends. When Barney went camping in a large tent with his friends, he sleeps in a sleeping bag that's purple with green spots.
Budding Amethyst

For the article on the decorative block, see Block of Amethyst.

**Budding Amethyst** is a block that was announced during Minecraft Live 2020, and will be added in the 1.17 - Caves and Cliffs update. It can be found in the amethyst geode structure, in caves. It cannot be obtained in survival like command blocks and structure block. This block grows amethyst clusters on it overtime. Much like crops do. The amethyst clusters and buds can only grow on top of this block if it is not blocked off by another block.

## Trivia

* It's place holder name had the same name as the structure, “amethyst geode”.
Border

For the border at the edge of the world, see World Border.
For the invisible block, see Barrier.
**Border** blocks are unbreakable blocks that prohibit movement through, over or under them. The border was originally added (accidentally) in *Pocket Edition Alpha*. However, they were re-added to Bedrock in 1.16. They are accessed using commands
Usage:
The border blocks are generally used to prevent players from entering a specific area. It can only be placed or destroyed by a player that has a permission as a world builder.

It emits a single red particle. When placed, the block collision will prevent the non-world builder player from getting through or placing a block, above and under the border block infinitely.

It's possible to get past Border Blocks by throwing an ender pearl or using commands. They can also be destroyed by mobs like the ender dragon.

### It can prevent

* Jumping over
* Climbing over
* Walking through
* Flying over
* Building over
* Tunneling under
* Destruction by players without world builder permission

## Trivia

* Border blocks and walls share the same block models and inventory model.

## Gallery

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Coral Fan

**Coral Fans** are underwater, non-solid blocks that come in five variants: tube, brain, bubble, fire, and horn.

**Dead Coral Fans** are the dead variants of the coral fans.

## Generation

Coral fans – alive and dead – naturally generate in coral reef structures.

When bonemeal is used in warm ocean biomes, it has a chance of generating coral fans.

Coral fans must be placed in water to stay alive; otherwise, they will transform into their dead counterparts.

## Video

Coral & Coral Fans - Minecraft Micro Guide (52 seconds)