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The **Scratch Wiki** is a collaboratively-written wiki available for free that provides information about the Scratch programming language, its website, history and phenomena surrounding it. The wiki is supported by the international Scratch Wiki community, and is mainly edited by Scratchers. The Scratch Wiki is a popular source of information for the website, scripts and tutorials and it continues to grow as Scratchers use it as their primary source of information. The Wiki also includes advanced articles for Scratchers around the world to build, share and see.***Read more...***

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Control Blocks

*"Yellow Blocks" redirects here. For the light yellow blocks, see Events Blocks.*
**Control** is one of the ten categories of Scratch blocks. They are color-coded amber, and are used to control scripts under certain conditions.

In Scratch 1.4 and earlier, this category also included the blocks that are now Events Blocks.

There are currently 11 Control blocks: 1 Hat block, 5 C blocks, 3 Stack blocks and 2 Cap blocks.

## Blocks

Scratch 3.0 has one Control Hat block:

* <sb>when I start as a clone</sb>

Scratch 3.0 has the following 3 Control Stack blocks:

* <sb>wait () seconds</sb>
* <sb>wait until <></sb>
* <sb>create clone of ( v)</sb>

Scratch 3.0 has the following 5 Control C blocks:

* <sb>repeat ()</sb>
* <sb>forever</sb>
* <sb>if <> then</sb>
* <scratchblocks>if <> then
else
end</scratchblocks>
* <sb>repeat until <></sb>

Scratch 3.0 has the following 2 Control Cap blocks:

* <sb>stop [ v]</sb>
* <sb>delete this clone</sb>

However, the <sb>stop [ v]</sb> block can become a stack block if the "other scripts in sprite" option is chosen.

## Suggestions

Scratchers have suggested a Control block that repeats the blocks for a set amount of time:

<scratchblocks>
repeat for () seconds {
} :: control loop
</scratchblocks>

## Obsolete Blocks

Prior to Scratch 2.0, there was a "Forever If ()" block, which worked like "Forever, If () Then". It was removed for being overly confusing and can be replaced with a workaround:
<scratchblocks>
forever
if <> then
</scratchblocks>

## References

1. ↑ topic:20841
2. ↑ Paddle2See. (19/4/2020). "It was removed because many beginning Scratchers found it overly confusing" post:4034761

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Sound Blocks

**Sound** is one of the ten categories of Scratch blocks. They are color-coded pink/magenta, and are used to control sound (and formerly MIDI) functions.

There are currently 9 Sound blocks: 8 Stack blocks and 1 Reporter block.

## Music Extension

Main article: Music Extension
Instrument blocks (such as drum, note, rest, and tempo) were originally Sound Blocks in older versions of Scratch, but in Scratch 3.0, they were put under the Music Extension instead. This decision was made in order to prevent confusing New Scratchers.

## Blocks

Scratch 3.0 has the following 8 Sound Stack blocks:

* <sb>start sound ( v)</sb>
* <sb>play sound ( v) until done</sb>
* <sb>stop all sounds</sb>
* <sb>change [ v] effect by ()::sound</sb>
* <sb>set [ v] effect to ()::sound</sb>
* <sb>clear sound effects</sb>
* <sb>change volume by ()</sb>
* <sb>set volume to ()%</sb>

Scratch 3.0 has the following Sound Reporter block:

* <sb>(volume)</sb>

## Uses for Sounds

Sounds are used for many things, and many different types are used. Sounds effects may be used in games, and music can be used in the background or as part of an intro or outro.

## Scratch 2.0 Sounds

Scratch 2.0 MIDI instruments had a fairly low sound quality because of Flash's small sound library, so the Scratch Team put their own sounds into the blocks instead. This remained in place in Scratch 3.0, due to it being developed in HTML5.

## References

1. ↑ https://github.com/LLK/scratch-vm/pull/769

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Events Blocks

**Events** is one of the ten categories of Scratch blocks. They are color-coded light yellow and are used to sense events, which trigger scripts to run. Event blocks are essential for every project: without the hat blocks from this category, a project would not be able to begin except by manually running scripts.

There are currently 8 Events blocks: 6 Hat blocks and 2 Stack blocks. It is the smallest category of blocks.

In Scratch 1.4 and earlier, all events blocks were under the Control Blocks category.

Initially after being given their own category, Events blocks were called "Triggers" in the Experimental Viewer and early versions of Scratch 2.0. However, the name was changed by Scratch Day 2012 to "Events".

Events originally also included "scene" blocks, in which a script could trigger a new scene to begin and sprites or the stage could respond to the new scene. However, these were very similar to the broadcasting blocks, and were most likely removed due to repetition and confusion.

## Blocks

Scratch 3.0 has the following 6 Events Hat blocks:

* <sb>when green flag clicked</sb>
* <sb>when [ v] key pressed</sb>
* <sb>when this sprite clicked</sb>
* <sb>when backdrop switches to [ v]</sb>
* <sb>when [ v] > ()</sb>
* <sb>when I receive [ v]</sb>

Scratch 3.0 has the following 2 Events Stack blocks:

* <sb>broadcast ( v)</sb>
* <sb>broadcast ( v) and wait</sb>

## See Also

* Control Blocks
* Event Based Programming

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Go to () (block)

*"Go to" redirects here. For the block that makes a sprite go to a specific coordinate, see Go to X: () Y: () (block).*
This article is about the Motion Block. For the Looks Block, see Go to () Layer (block).

The **go to ()** block is a Motion block and a stack block. The block sets its sprite's X and Y position to the specified position, which can be that of another sprite, the mouse pointer, or random coordinates.

## Example Uses

Unlike the go to x: () y: () block, which moves a sprite to the specified coordinates, the go to () block moves a sprite to a specified location.

Some common uses for the go to () block:

* Making a sprite follow the mouse

<scratchblocks>
forever

```
   go to (mouse-pointer v)

```

end
</scratchblocks>

* A piece of clothing that must stay with the sprite that wears it

<scratchblocks>
forever

```
   go to (person v)

```

end
</scratchblocks>

* Preventing a sprite from moving

<scratchblocks>
forever

```
   go to (Sprite1 v)

```

end
</scratchblocks>

* Controlling a pencil with the mouse

<scratchblocks>
forever

```
   if <mouse down?> then
       go to (mouse-pointer v)
       pen down
   else
       pen up
   end

```

end
</scratchblocks>

* Changing the position of objects on a hidden treasure game

<scratchblocks>
when green flag clicked
go to (random position v)
</scratchblocks>

## Problems

If the block is used in a forever loop to make a sprite go to a moving sprite, the former will appear to lag behind the latter. This can be fixed by instead using the following script:

<scratchblocks>
when green flag clicked // in moving sprite
forever

```
   ...
   broadcast (message1 v) and wait

```

end
when I receive [message1 v] // in other sprite
go to (moving sprite v)
</scratchblocks>

## Workaround

Main article: List of Block Workarounds
With the sprite going to the mouse-pointer:

<scratchblocks>
go to x: (mouse x) y: (mouse y)
</scratchblocks>

With the sprite going to another sprite:

<scratchblocks>
go to x: ([x position v] of (wanted sprite v)) y: ([y position v] of (wanted sprite v))
</scratchblocks>

With the sprite going to a random position:

<scratchblocks>
go to x: (pick random (-240) to (240)) y: (pick random (-180) to (180))
</scratchblocks>

## See Also

* Go to X: () Y: ()
* Glide () Secs to X: () Y: ()

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Move () Steps (block)

*Not to be confused with Change X by () (block) or Change Y by () (block).*

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The **move () steps** block is a stack block and a Motion block. Unlike the Change X by () or the Change Y by (), this block moves its sprite forward the specified amount of "steps" **in the direction it is facing**. A step is equal to a one-pixel length. The Default Value is 10 and can be replaced by any number. The block actually uses Trigonometry to move in the proper direction, as this is how a computer handles it.

The block was known as "forward ()" in Scratch 14Feb04 before being renamed to "move () steps" in Scratch 28Feb05.

## Example Uses

Instead of using complicated scripts with the Change X by () block and the Change Y by () block, this block can be easily used to move a sprite forward.

Some common uses for the **Move () Steps** block are:

* Making sprites move

<scratchblocks>when gf clicked
set rotation style [left-right v]
forever

```
 move (10) steps
 if on edge, bounce</scratchblocks>

```

* Moving a sprite forward in an animation

<scratchblocks>
repeat (10)

```
 move (10) steps

```

end
</scratchblocks>

* Making a sprite follow the mouse

<scratchblocks>
forever

```
 point towards (mouse-pointer v)
 move (10) steps

```

end
</scratchblocks>

* Making a sprite follow another sprite

<scratchblocks>
forever

```
point towards (other sprite v)
move (speed) steps
end
</scratchblocks>

```

## Workaround

Main article: List of Block Workarounds
This block can be replicated with the following code:

<scratchblocks>
go to x: ((x position) + (([sin v] of (direction)) \* (number))) y: ((y position) + (([cos v] of (direction)) \* (number))
</scratchblocks>

or:

<scratchblocks>
change x by ((steps) \* ([sin v] of (direction)))
change y by ((steps) \* ([cos v] of (direction)))
</scratchblocks>

## See Also

* If on Edge, Bounce
* Change X by ()
* Change Y by ()

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Transindusia (Independent Canton of)

Flag of the Independent Canton of Transindusia

Map of Transindusia on SD66

The Independent Canton of Transindusia (Galician: O Cantón Independiente de Transindusia; Georgian: ტრანზინდუზიის დამოუკიდებელი კანტონი) was a short-lived, unrecognised republic bordered by Georgia and Bengal. It declared independence from Georgia on SD66 (June 20th). The source of its disdain for Georgia stemed from ideological, as well as ethnic differences. The unrecognised state was heavily influenced by Xonoña and received copious amounts of aid from them. In fact, Transindusia was entirely unable to produce food for most of its independent existence, and relied on Xonoña for it.
Scratch Wiki Home/The Scratch Wiki

The **Scratch Wiki** is a collaboratively-written wiki available for free that provides information about the Scratch programming language, its website, history and phenomena surrounding it. The wiki is supported by the international Scratch Wiki community, and is mainly edited by Scratchers. The Scratch Wiki is a popular source of information for the website, scripts and tutorials and it continues to grow as Scratchers use it as their primary source of information. The Wiki also includes advanced articles for Scratchers around the world to build, share and see.***Read more...***
Sensing Blocks

**Sensing** is one of the ten categories of Scratch blocks. They are color-coded cyan, and are used to detect different factors of a project.

There are currently 18 Sensing blocks: 3 stack blocks, 5 boolean blocks and 10 reporter blocks.

## Blocks

Scratch 3.0 has the following 3 sensing stack blocks:

* <sb>ask [] and wait</sb>
* <sb>reset timer</sb>
* <sb>set drag mode [ v]</sb>

Scratch 3.0 has the following 5 sensing boolean blocks:

* <sb><touching ( v)?></sb>
* <sb><touching color [#F3A533]?></sb>
* <sb><color [#FFFFFF] is touching [#F3A533]?></sb>
* <sb><key ( v) pressed?></sb>
* <sb><mouse down?></sb>

Scratch 3.0 has the following 10 sensing reporter blocks:

* <sb>(distance to ( v)</sb>
* <sb>(answer)</sb>
* <sb>(mouse x)</sb>
* <sb>(mouse y)</sb>
* <sb>(loudness)</sb>
* <sb>(timer)</sb>
* <sb>([ v] of ( v))</sb>
* <sb>(current [ v])</sb>
* <sb>(days since 2000)</sb>
* <sb>(username)</sb>

## PicoBoard Blocks

Main article: PicoBoard Blocks

In Scratch 1.4 and other previous versions of Scratch, there was a subcategory called Sensor Blocks, also colored blue, that included () Sensor Value and Sensor ()?. They were used to communicate with external hardware or programs, like the PicoBoard. They were recolored dark grey in the Scratch 2.0 prealpha and only appeared in the Stage's palette.[*citation needed*] However, they were later re-classified as an extension and made only accessible through the extensions menu.

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Ragimot

***Rubus fraxinifolius,*** also known as **ragimot** or **mountain raspberry**, is a species of raspberry.

Ragimot is found natively across southeast Asia, growing throughout the Indonesian archipelago and the islands of Philippine and Papua. Additionally, it has been introduced to northeast Australia.

The flower has been historically associated with Papua and it's inhabitants, and is a national symbol of the Kingdom of Aurelia and Papau.
Saxony

Koonigsreich Sachsen

Kingdom of Saxony in Europe(Recognised and Official claims in green, Associated States in orange)

### Regime Type:

Unitary Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy Monarch: King Willem II Chancellor: August Babel

### Preceded By:

Grand Duchy of Hannover, Duchy of Hannover, Duchy of Pomerania, Free City of Hamburg

**Saxony**, officially the **Kingdom of Saxony** (*Koonigsreich Sachsen* in Saxon), is a nation in northwestern Europe along the coasts of the North and Baltic Seas. It was established on WD19, succeeding the Grand Duchy of Hannover. Its capital, Hamburg, is among the largest in Europe, and borders the Lubeck Free Trade City.

## Geography

Saxony lies along the coasts of the North and Baltic Seas in an area known as the Lowlands (*Neiderlande*). It is bordered to the east by Poland, to the south by the Holy Roman Empire and the Bishopric of Mannheim (Abbey on Rhine), to the southwest by the Duchy of Picardy, to the west by Dover and Aengland across the North Sea, and to the north by Vestfold and the Swedish Soviet Republic (part of the USSR) across the Danish Straits in the Baltic; Saxony also nearly completely surrounds the Free Trade City of Lubeck on the Baltic Sea coast.

Due to the unique flatness of the majority of its territory, the Saxony is crossed by numerous navigable inland waterways that lie at sea level, both natural and artificial. The natural rivers, which generally flow from south to north, are as follows: (from east to west) the Oder, the Elbe, the Weser, the Ems, and the Rhine; No other nation has as many navigable rivers within its borders. Connecting these rivers are various canals, the foremost of which is the Trans-Saxon Canal (*Transsaachischerkanal*), which connects them all from the Rhine in the west to the Oder in the east.

The terrain of Saxony rises further to the south, with the Harz Hills of central Hannover, Rhon Massif of southern Westphalia and Holland, and the Ore Mountains of southern Hannover. The highest point in Saxony is Mount Kielberg at y=92.

The Kingdom of Saxony is divided into seven Provinces (*Gaue*), most of which have their origins in former or current duchies and margravates of the former Grand Duchy of Hannover. These provinces are (clockwise, from north to west): Schleswig, Hamburg, Pomerania (*Vorpommern*), Brandenburg, Hannover, Westphalia (*Westfalen*), and Holland. In addition, the Kingdom of Saxony is in free association with the Wurms Free State, a condominium shared with the Holy Roman Empire, as well as the Free Trade City of Lubeck, an international market zone formed from Saxon territory east of Hamburg.
Music Extension

The **Music Extension** is an extension added in Scratch 3.0 that allows users to play notes and compose music in Scratch. These blocks use sampled instruments to create the sounds. Before 3.0, the music blocks could be found in the Sound Blocks category. The Scratch Team moved the blocks here in order to make Scratch easier for New Scratchers to use.

## Blocks

There are six Stack Blocks and one Reporter Block in the **Music Extension**.

### Play Drum () for () Beats

Main article: Play Drum () for () Beats (block)
<sb>play drum ( v) for () beats</sb>
This block plays a specified drum sound for specified number of beats.

### Rest for () Beats

Main article: Rest for () Beats (block)
<sb>rest for () beats</sb>
This block pauses the sound in that script for the given number of beats

### Play Note () for () Beats

Main article: Play Note () for () Beats (block)
<sb>play note () for () beats</sb>
This block plays the specified note (A, B,...G) for the specified number of beats.

### Set Instrument to ()

Main article: Set Instrument to () (block)
<sb>set instrument to ( v)</sb>
This block sets the instrument to specified instrument.

### Set Tempo to ()

Main article: Set Tempo to () (block)
<sb>set tempo to ()</sb>
This block sets tempo to specified amount. This block affects all blocks under the music extension.

### Change Tempo by ()

Main article: Change Tempo by () (block)
<sb>change tempo by ()</sb>
This block changes the tempo by specified amount, either faster or slower. This block affects all blocks under the music extension.

Main article: Tempo (block)
<sb>(tempo)</sb>
This reporter reports the current tempo.

## Uses

### Noteblock

Some Scratchers use this block in **noteblock** projects.[*citation needed*] These projects use a sequence of Play Note () for () Beats blocks and sometimes Play Drum () for () Beats to recreate popular music.

### Sound Effects

Other Scratchers use the **Music Extension** for sound effects. This is sometimes used for comedic effect or for achieving something in a game.[*citation needed*]

### Examples

* Music Extension Uses
* Noteblock Collection
* A Noteblock

## See Also

* Sound Editor
* Music Projects

## References

1. ↑ https://github.com/LLK/scratch-vm/pull/769
Mr kinky ingormation

# MR KINKY

MR KINKY (real name Haru) is a kinky mister indeed. He's the ruler of the Kinkynation, ruling all the Kinkynators. He is Haruka Sakurai in the reals, and is happily married to Mikoto Kayano.

## mr kinky bakcsotry

mr kinky was once a flower...a lily representing rebirth, as that was going to happen.....one day mr kinky flower got picked by a guy named Richard (smirk included), and every leaf was torn off....But MR KINKY aint giving up here!! MR KINKY thought of everything that he could do , but everything failed. Until the *kinkyness* reached his flower bran whatever , anr mr kinky bloomed into what he is today. nobody speaks of richard no more fuck richard

## kinkynayion

kinkynation is the nation of mr ikny , where all the kinknators live! the population is 10 billion (aliens included). the currency is kinkycoins bc theyre kinky!

## enemies 😡

mr kinkys biggest enemy is mrs kinky...during june 2023, a wild mrs kinky appeared, trying to take over kinkynation by tyranny!! as of now the battle is still ongoing, but mr kinky is favored by 70% of the population. will this cause a war in the kinkynation?? we shalt see

## husbant

mr kinky husband is mikoto kayqno. they like having esex on c.ai and like..theyre so meant to be!
動画国

* 動画国国旗
* 動画帝国

情報
--

# 自然豊かな街です！…

自然がいっぱいあり、希望もいっぱいある！そう思っていました…ここの住民はYouTubeの再生回数やお金や登録者数にしか目がありません、でもここは全員YouTubeをやっているので気軽に話しかけられるし、簡単に友達も作れるのです、メントスコーラも一緒にできます

# 歴史

1500年 動画国誕生

1550年 第一次登録者戦争

1600年 この世の神であるムッサーが怒って大地震を起こす、同時に第一次登録者戦争終結

1700年 言語が登場

1742年 第二次登録者戦争

1765年 第二次登録者戦争終結

1800年 平和

1862年 第三次登録者戦争

1896年 第三次登録者戦争終結

1900年 この国でテレビ流行

1924年 この国で銃流行

1925年 この国の政治ができる

1926年 この国の初代総理大臣、初代男が初代総理大臣に

1945年 食料不足

1948年 メントスコーラ流行

1956年 この国で初の病院ができる

1965年 登録者テロ

1967年 第四次登録者戦争

1969年 第四次登録者戦争終結

1999年 2000年！

2000年 ついに天下のYouTubeが流行

2015年 流行語「youtubeピー」

2023年 平和
Beauty potion

The **Beauty potion** is a magical potion made to give the drinker a more attractive appearance. Chef Albert made it for Dama Fortuna.

## Ingredients

1 cup of orange juice

1/2 cup of water

1 - 2 teaspoons of honey

2 egg yolks

## Recipe

Make a tea with the water and chamomile by heating the water until it is boiling, adding the chamomile and removing it from the heat. Let this settle and cool.

Put the egg yolks in the bottom of a pretty wine glass and beat them well.

Mix in the honey, the orange juice and and tea.

## Effects

It gives the drinker a more attractive form at day, but reverts them back to their original form at night, until they kissed their true love, at which point they will take "love's true form".
Robbie Rotten's favourite cake

**Robbie Rotten's favourite cake** is a blue cake with white frosting. Chef Albert will make it in August 2018 to mark the 5th anniversary of Stefan Karl Stefansson.

## Ingredients

### Cake

* 1box Betty Crocker™ Super Moist™ White Cake Mix
* 1cup buttermilk
* 1/2cup vegetable oil
* 3eggs
* 1tablespoon unsweetened baking cocoa
* 2teaspoons royal blue paste food color
* 1toothpickful violet paste food color

### Frosting

* 1jar (7 oz) marshmallow creme
* 1cup butter, softened
* 2 1/2cups powdered sugar
* 1/8teaspoon salt

## Recipe

* 1 Heat oven to 350°F (325°F for dark or nonstick pans). Spray bottoms and sides of three 8-inch round cake pans with cooking spray; line with cooking parchment paper.
* 2 In large bowl, beat Cake ingredients with electric mixer on medium speed 2 minutes, scraping bowl occasionally. Divide batter evenly among pans.
* 3 Bake 18 to 22 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes. Remove from pans to cooling rack; remove cooking parchment paper. Cool completely, about 45 minutes.
* 4 In large bowl, beat marshmallow creme and softened butter with electric mixer on medium speed until smooth, scraping bowl occasionally. On low speed, beat in powdered sugar and salt until smooth.
* 5 If necessary, trim rounded tops of 2 cake layers to flatten before assembling. Place 1 cake layer, top side down, on serving plate; spread with about 1/3 cup frosting. Top with second layer, top side down; spread with about 1/3 cup frosting. Top with untrimmed cake layer, top side up. Frost side and top of cake with remaining frosting. Store loosely covered in refrigerator.
Queen of Heart tarts

**Queen of Heart tarts** are tarts for the Queen of Hearts. Chef Albert made them for her as a reward for redeeming herself.

## Ingredients

* 225g of plain flour, plus a little extra for dusting
* 115g of butter, chilled and cut into small pieces
* raspberry jam, or jam or your choice
* caster sugar, for sprinkling

## Recipe

Preheat the oven to 200°C/gas mark 6. Butter or grease a multi-hole tart tin

First, make the pastry. Sieve the flour into a large mixing bowl, add the butter and rub it in using your fingertips until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs

Use a knife to mix in 1-2 tbsp of cold water, a little at a time, stirring with the knife until the mixture comes together and you can form a ball with your hands. Wrap the pastry in a piece of cling film and place in the fridge for 30 minutes – this will make it easier to roll out

Remove the pastry from the fridge and roll it out to a 3-5mm thickness, dusting your work surface and rolling pin with flour to prevent sticking. Dip your biscuit cutter in flour then cut out as many circles as you can – you may need to gather the bits of pastry up and roll them out again to make 12 circles. Make sure you leave a little of the pastry scraps for the heart shaped pastry lids

Once you have the desired amount of pastry cases, roll out the pastry scraps and cut out the required amount of hearts, using a mini heart shaped biscuit/cookie cutter

Lay the rounds of pastry in the greased tart tin and press them gently into place. Prick the base of each tart once with a fork

Carefully put 1 heaped teaspoon of jam into each tart, top them off with a pastry heart and bake for 10-12 minutes

Leave the tarts to cool for a few minutes then use a palette knife to gently lift the tarts out of the tin and leave to cool completely on a wire rack. Arrange them on an attractive serving plate and sprinkle with caster sugar
Anti-Love Potion

The **Anti-Love Potion** is a potion that reveals the worst traits of a certain individual to the drinker.

## Recipe

Bring 500mL water to a boil

Add 5 drops essence of violet and stir clockwise 5X

Add 7 drops essence of rose thorn and stir counterclockwise 7X

Reduce heat to simmer mixture for 10 minutes, stirring counter-clockwise 2X every 2 minutes

Add 2 raven feathers and boil for 5 minutes while stirring counter-clockwise

(stopping point: remove cauldron from heat and cover, mixture will be viable for up to one month)

Add 20 translucently thin slices of skinkroot

Aimmer for 10 minutes or until potion turns pink

Add 3 rat eyes

Remove from heat and stir until black streaks appear
Southern Economic Cooperation Organization

Official Flag of SECO from SD94-SD96

Members and Pending Members of SECO on SD94

The **Southern Economic Cooperation Organization**, also known as **SECO**, is an economic alliance based in Oceania founded by the Augustine Republic, Trinidad Caliphate, New New South Wales, and Takaeetiuana.

## Founding

Late into SD85, the Augustine government gathered a group of other nations within Oceania to form an economic pact. This became SECO, and was formalized on SD86 with four members. When Aurelia was established on SD93, it joined the organization. Taripang, a superstate located near the other members, joined soon after on SD94.

## List of Members

* Augustine Republic (SD86-present)
* Trinidad Caliphate (SD86-present)
* New New South Wales (SD86-present)
* Takaeetiuana (SD86-present)
* Aurelia (SD93-present)
* Taripang (SD94-present)
	+ Wadjina
	+ Majahapit
* WanderingFish's Island (SD96-present)

## Flag

### Design

The Flag of the Southern Economic Cooperation Organization integrates representations of the nations it contains into its design.

* Six stars, to represent the six member states
* A light blue region, to represent the Indian Ocean to the west
* A white stripe, to represent the South China Sea in the middle
* A dark blue region, to represent the Pacific Ocean to the east
* The southern cross, to represent Oceania as a whole

### Evolution

Five-Starred Flag from SD93-SD94Six-Starred Flag from SD94-SD96
Operators Blocks

*"Green Blocks" redirects here. For the extension blocks which are also green, see Extension.*
**Operators** is one of the ten categories of Scratch blocks. They are color-coded light-green, and are used to script math equations and string handling. It was previously titled Numbers Blocks, but was renamed in Scratch 1.4 due to new blocks that handled strings.

There are currently 18 Operators blocks: 7 Boolean blocks and 11 Reporter blocks. Along with the Translate Extension, Makey Makey Extension, and Go Direct Force & Acceleration Extension, this category does not contain any Stack blocks.

## Blocks

Scratch 3.0 has the following 7 Operators Boolean and 11 Operator Reporter blocks:

* <sb><[] < []></sb>
* <sb><[] = []></sb>
* <sb><[] > []></sb>
* <sb><<> and <>></sb>
* <sb><<> or <>></sb>
* <sb><not <>></sb>
* <sb>[apple] contains [a]?</sb>

* <sb>(() + ())</sb>
* <sb>(() - ())</sb>
* <sb>(() \* ())</sb>
* <sb>(() / ())</sb>
* <sb>(pick random (1) to (10))</sb>
* <sb>(join [apple] [banana])</sb>
* <sb>(letter (1) of [apple])</sb>
* <sb>(length of [apple])</sb>
* <sb>(() mod ())</sb>
* <sb>(round ())</sb>
* <sb>([abs v] of ())</sb>

## Obsolete Blocks

Prior to Scratch 1.2, the () of () block was two separate blocks, abs () and sqrt (), with none of the other options being available.

## Suggestions

Scratchers have suggested an Operators block that solves exponents.

<scratchblocks>(() ^ ():: operators)</scratchblocks>

Some Scratchers have suggested true and false Booleans, however this has not been implemented, possibly due to the easy workaround. Here is a sample of what such blocks might look like:
<scratchblocks>
<true::operators>
<false::operators>
</scratchblocks>
Instead, there is a workaround that is usually mentioned. However, setting a variable to "true" or "false" will not have the same effect as a boolean. For example, a variable set to "true" will not equal 1.
<scratchblocks>
set [variable v] to [true]

set [variable v] to [false]
</scratchblocks>
Another workaround consists of using empty operators blocks:
<scratchblocks>
<not <>> //Returns true
<<> and <>> //Returns false
</scratchblocks>

## References

1. ↑ topic:107714
2. ↑ topic:150228
3. ↑ post:60017

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id:Balok Operator
nl:Functies
fr:Scratch Wiki Accueil/les blocs/opérateurs
ja:演算ブロック
ru:Блок операторов
Pen Extension

The **Pen Extension** is an extension in Scratch 3.0 that allows sprites to control their pens, as well as stamp themselves onto the stage and remove all pen marks. Before Scratch 3.0, these blocks were not an extension, and were located in a category called Pen Blocks. To use them, they must be enabled in the "Extensions" section of the editor. Older blocks are kept but hidden. There are 9 blocks. Pen blocks are useful when creating a one sprite one script project, allowing the following actions to happen:

* Stamp the sprite
* Put the pen down
* Release the pen

One example of a one sprite one script project is a simple drawing program. The pen extension can also used to make games, simulations, 3D projects, and other projects.

## Blocks

Scratch 3.0 has the following 9 Pen Stack blocks:

* <sb>stamp</sb>
* <sb>erase all</sb>
* <sb>pen down</sb>
* <sb>pen up</sb>
* <sb>set pen color to [#FFFFFF] // the color can be changed</sb>
* <sb>set pen (color v) to ()</sb>
* <sb>change pen (color v) by ()</sb>
* <sb>set pen size to ()</sb>
* <sb>change pen size by ()</sb>

## In Scratch 2.0

In Scratch 2.0, the Pen Extension was located in a block category called Pen. They were green-colored. The Erase All block was called "clear".

## See Also

* Pen
* Pen Particles

## References

1. ↑ ericrosenbaum. (2/10/2017). "We are moving the pen blocks to an extension." https://github.com/LLK/scratch-gui/issues/725
2. ↑ ericrosenbaum. (31/10/2017). "Part of this support involves the ability to define 2.0-compatible blocks that do not show up in the palette, but which can load in a project that uses them." https://github.com/LLK/scratch-vm/issues/735

Template:Pen Blocks

ja:ペン拡張機能
Los Pollos Hermanos

***Los Pollos Hermanos*** is a fast food restaurant-brewery chain headquartered in New Sailavela and formerly Undersnow. As a worldwide entity, the company has operations in locations such as Oman and Belgrade.

From SD59 to SD100, Los Pollos Hermanos operated under two financially and legally separate branches; one being headquartered in New Sailavela and the other in Undersnow. LPH Teedlessia operated as an enterprise with 49% of stock owned by the government, while LPH Undersnow was a corporate subsidary of Glacier LLC.

With the dissolution of Undersnow and by proxy Glacier LLC., LPH Undersnow was declared defunct, with all financial and legal assets transferred to LPH Teedlessia in the following days.
4th July/Wishing Star cookies

**4th July/Wishing Star cookies** are cookies shaped like stars made to celebrate the 4th July/Independence Day and also the Wishing Star from Disney's Pinocchio.

## Ingredients

* All-purpose flour, for work surface
* **2** sheets (1 17.3-ounce package) puff pastry, thawed
* **1** large egg, beaten
* **1/4** **c.** jam, jelly, or fruit preserves
* Sanding sugar, for sprinkling

## Recipe

1. Preheat oven to 400°F. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper. On a lightly floured work surface, roll each sheet of puff pastry into a 10- by 12-inch rectangle. Using a 3 1/2-inch star-shaped cookie cutter, cut out 12 stars from each sheet. Transfer to prepared baking sheets.
2. Brush the points of half the stars with egg; carefully spoon jam (about 1 teaspoon) onto the center of each star. Using a 1 3/4-inch star-shaped cookie cutter, cut out smaller star shapes from the centers of the remaining 12 larger stars. Place stars with the holes over the jam, doing your best to line up the points. Press edges gently to seal. Brush the tops with egg and sprinkle with sugar.
3. Bake, rotating halfway through, until golden brown, 10 to 12 minutes. Cool slightly before serving. Cookies can be made 2 days ahead. Store, tightly covered, at room temperature.
Sausage rolls recipe

## Ingredients

Puff pastry

Sausages

Milk

## Recipe

Preheat the oven to 200 degrees/Gas mark 6

Roll out the pastry on a clean smooth surface

Cut the pastry enough to fit each sausage

Use a brush to spread the milk around the edges of the pastry.

Put the sausages on the pastry and wrap the pastry on them.

Use either a little or plastic knife to cut the scratches in the pastry.

Put the rolls in the oven for 30 mins.
Isherwood Bars

**Isherwood Bars** are bars of chocolate made by Willy Wonka's mother Mrs Wendy Wonka (nee. Isherwood).

## Ingredients

1/2 cup margarine, softened

1 cup peanut butter

1/2 box powdered sugar

1 1/2 packages graham crackers

1 package chocolate chips

2 tablespoons margarine or 1/4 cup milk

## Recipe

1. Combine margarine, peanut butter, powdered sugar and graham crackers.
2. Press mixture in pan.
3. Melt chips and 2 tablespoons of margarine or milk.
4. Spread over graham cracker crust.
5. Refrigerate.
6. Cut when cool.
Cooking with Chef Albert

**Cooking with Chef Albert** is an educational TV show about cooking. The shows airs every Monday night and Friday morning.

## Plot

Chef Albert, an amateur chef, shows the viewer how to cook certain foods.

## List of food

Princess Pea pies

Easter Eggs

Football cake

Queen of Heart tarts

Rainbow cakes

Sausage rolls

Tiana's Gumbo

Cinderella's Cheese Omelette

4th July/Wishing Star cookies

Grumpy Farquaad's Gooseberry Pie

Duloc Mint Cake

Dama Stiltskin's Fudge

Isherwood Bars

Robbie Rotten's favourite cake

## List of potions

Happily Ever After potion

Love Potion

Anti-Love Potion

Beauty potion

Formula 86 Delayed Action Mouse/Human Maker

Wiggenweld Potion

Hate Potion
Cinderella's Cheese Omelette

**Cinderella's Cheese Omelette** is a cheese omelette that Cinderella was about to make in the 1st story in Cinderella 2: Dreams Come True. Chef Albert has yet to make this.

## Ingredients

* 2 large eggs
* olive oil
* 10 g Cheddar cheese

## Recipe

1. Crack the eggs into a mixing bowl, season with a pinch of sea salt and black pepper, then beat well with a fork until fully combined.
2. Place a small non-stick frying pan on a low heat to warm up.
3. Grate the cheese onto a board and set aside.
4. Add ½ tablespoon of oil to the hot pan, then carefully pour in the eggs.
5. Tilt the pan to spread them out evenly, using a fork to swirl the eggs around the pan a little.
6. When the omelette begins to cook and firm up, but still has a little raw egg on top, sprinkle over the cheese.
7. Using a spatula, ease around the edges of the omelette, then fold it over in half.
8. When it starts to turn golden brown underneath, remove the pan from the heat and slide the omelette onto a plate.
Grumpy Farquaad's Gooseberry Pie

**Grumpy Farquaad's Gooseberry Pie** is a gooseberry pie specifically made for Grumpy Farquaad.

## Ingredients

* 1 can of gooseberries
* 1/2 cup water
* 1/2 cup brown sugar
* 1 tbsp butter
* 2 tbsp flour
* 2 eggs, separated
* pie crust
* aluminum foiL

## Recipe

1. Preheat oven to 350.
2. In a small saucepan, simmer the water and gooseberries for about 2 minutes.
3. Add sugar, butter, flour, and egg yolks. Cook on medium-low until thick. Make sure to stir until all lumps disappear.
4. Pour filling into your pre-made pie crust. Top with second pie crust and cut vents.
5. Brush crust with egg whites.
6. Bake covered with aluminum foil for 20-25 minutes. Remove foil and bake for another 15-20 minutes.
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Life of Luxury

* Current
* Old
* Oldest

Life of Luxury is an American horror channel run by Luxury Productions Inc and created on Jul 26, 2015. It is run by Parker and Chester. It is sister channel to Luxury Pranks, Luxury Dark, Luxury Reacts, & Luxury Shorts.

## Channel Lifespan

### 2019

LuxuryPranks is left and Life of Luxury becomes the main channel.
Wiggenweld Potion

The **Wiggenweld Potion** is a healing potion used to heal minor injuries.

## Ingredients

1 ounce sour apple syrup

1 ounce vanilla syrup

5 drops lemon juice

Iced green tea

Melon soda

## Recipe

Mix the drops of sour grape syrup, vanilla syrup and lemon drop in a glass.

Fill half the glass with iced green tea.

Fill the rest of the glass with melon soda.
Princess Pea pies

**Princess Pea Pies** are pies made to look like little beds. Chef Albert made them for Princess Puppaya Stafiend, Mr Twit's sister and Princess consort of the Kingdom of Cryptic.

## Ingredients

Shortcrust Pastry

Eggs x 2

Peas 1 cup full

Mint, chopped up

Double Cream

## Recipe

Set the oven to 200 oC, Gas Mark 6

Put some water on to boil

Wash your hands

Cut up the pastry into 4 squares and clear the edges

Uses the spare pastry for pillows

Put the pastry squares on a greased baking tray and makes walls with the edges.

Put the peas in the boiling water, but not for long.

Crack an egg and spread the yolk all over the bed walls and pillow.

Crack the other egg and put it, the cream and the chopped up mint in a mixing bowl and mix them.

When the peas are ready, dry them in the collinder, add them to the mixture and mix them up.

Spoon the mixture onto the beds and put them in the oven for 30 mins.
Orca

## Summary

* Human Form
* Orca Form

Orca is a major, redeemed antagonist of Legends Of Hawaii. He was formerly a Hawaiian folklore tale, where old sailor's folklore considered him a God. He has 3 "forms"; a regular human appearance, the appearance of an orca with wings, and a grey/black skinned human appearance that is part-ways between the other two.

## Appearance

**HUMAN FORM:** He is of Hawaiian ethnicity. Orca has blackish-brown loose curly hair and medium dark skin with a broad nose, full two-toned lips, and various sharp scars scattered around the left side of his face. Unusually, he has a ring of pastel colors around his eyes and a white star in the middle of them. His outfit consists of a typical caption outfit, with a tie, collared shirt, and a military style tailcoat jacket with metal shoulder rectangles. Orca wears black dress shoes and dark grey pants with a crease in the middle of each leg.

**HUMAN²** **FORM:** Compared to his usual human form, Orca's features are generally the same, so is his outfit. The difference being his body splits into two colors, a dark grey and black. His hair turns fully black with a white streak running through the front side. His black side (on the right) sports an odd "liquidly" look, with certain black goopish veins that reflect a holographic black. Despite the look, it is not liquid, but any battle marks hit on this side heal instantaneously, therefore it looks clean of any marks or scars. His grey side is not as detailed, there are scars littered all over there and it is Orca's most vulnerable side. In this form, Orca permanently has his wings out, they are four sort of a bat-ish, dragonish spiked wings with large, unordered rainbow colored feathers. Two normal large wings on his shoulder blades, and two miniscule ones on his lower back. (Compared to his Human Form, he can hide them).

**ORCA FORM:** His orca form seems to imitate a normal Earthly orca, with the same black body and white markings. But sailors described him as "about 20 times the size of a normal one!" His orca form also has four wings, giant compared to the human form ones but still appearing the same. Not only that, but his tail fin is also larger than an orca scaled to his size, and it has multicolored feathers on the left and right of it.

## Personality

He presents himself with a calm and cool demeanor. At first glance, he appears to be cold and straightforward, uncaring of Sergei's feelings showing he doesn't understand human ethics and empathy.

## Trivia

* Orca's favorite food is tomatoes.
* He has a sort of magical powers, making Sergei disoriented and giving him hallucinations. Though it is ambiguous of the real extent of them.
* Orca has a whole magical sail ship.
* Orca is ageless, has no gender, is pansexual, and has no pronouns. Though he is typically masculine-presenting.
* Well, he *can* turn the black side of his face to liquid, and you can stick your hand in it! (ew)
* Orca speaks every language.
* He's heavily inspired by Isle Unto Thyself :D
Dolphin Man Found in Her House

* Life Of Luxury
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## Dolphin Predator Found in Girl's House (Social Experiment)

Dolphin Man Found in Her House, is the first episode in strange encounters. It features Parker and Chester getting an Email from a girl named Bernice telling them about strange sounds in her families house. Parker and Chester go to inspect the place before being face to face with a man dressed in handmade dolphin attire.

## Description

### Life Of Luxury

If you have a case, email projectluxuryorg@gmail.com 10,000 likes for next part to be released. Make sure to subscribe to this channel, because we will be uploading all of our new videos here a day in advance! Parker's Instagram: @parkerhaj Chester's Instagram: @snipertrader20 Instagram: @luxurypranks Snapchat: @luxurypranks DISCLAIMER: These videos are produced with intent to spread awareness. Do not try to recreate any of the acts you see, as they are extremely dangerous.

### Luxury Pranks

Life of Luxury (our new channel):    / lifeofluxury  20,000 likes for part 2!! Life of Luxury (our new channel):    / lifeofluxury  Download our song: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/sch... Instagram: @luxurypranks Snapchat: @luxurypranks This video serves as an example to listen to your kids when they voice their concerns. If you are suspicious about someone in your life, do not be afraid to be vocal about your fears. For online interactions: Although some people may appear to be normal online, it's important to remember that there is still a large potential for danger. Please be safe while using social media sites, and make sure to refuse to meet up with adults if you are underage. If you are the appropriate age, and plan on using dating apps/websites, make sure to tell a loved one (a parent, friend, family member) your plans and whereabouts. That way, your location will not be unknown to them. DISCLAIMER: These videos are produced with intent to spread awareness and entertainment purposes ONLY. Do not try to recreate any of the acts you see, as they can be extremely dangerous.
Duloc Mint Cake

**Duloc Mint Cake** is a mint cake specific to the Lordship of Duloc. Chef Albert will make it for the 100th anniversary of Duloc.

## Ingredients

150ml water

25ml glucose syrup

1tbsp peppermint oil

500g white sugar

## Method

Boil the sugar, glucose syrup and water in a heavy bottomed pan.

Thicken the mixture greatly and evaporate off the moisture.

Continuously stir the mixture, then cool for 5 mins before mixing in the peppermint oil.

Pour into shallow trays and allow to rapidly set.