Haloween 2015

  In my video I show off the Halloween texture pack map for minecraft. I show the blocks you are most likely to find in minecraft.

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PODCAST: WakaWaka Gaming - Star Wars Battlefront, Super Mario Bros and More

This week on The WakaWaka Gaming Podcast, host Patrick and "Dad" talk about EA/Dice's Star Wars Battlefront Beta, Super Mario Bros, Super Meat Boy and more.

New Star Wars Battlefront Beta!

 

 Star Wars Battlefront is in beta mode right now so this blog will be kind of short. There is more than one mode in it. I will tell you what I think about it.

REVIEW: Road Rash II (Sega Genesis)

  Road Rash II is a racing game where you are able to hit people, get hit, and also get hit by cars, and cops can get you!

More on Minecraft

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PODCAST: The Waka Waka Gaming Podcast - Road Rash II and Ballz

For Episode 3 of  The Waka Waka Gaming Podcast, we are talking about Road Rash II and Ballz for the Sega Genesis. We will talk about Road Rash first.

LEGO: Some History and How They Are Made

Hello, Today I'm talking about LEGO!

  Did you know that LEGO came from the Danish phrase leg godt which means "play well"? Ole Kirk Christiansen is the creator of LEGO. He thought even somebody poor in his village could afford a little toy for their child or children, so he decided that he'll make them out of wood because there were birch trees around his village. His son had the idea to use plastic instead of wood. But the plastic was slipping off the other pieces, so they decided to make a cylinder in the lego brick. The cylinder helps the lego bricks to stick to each other until a little hand takes them apart.

   They make legos by little granules in different colors, a giant hose takes the granules and dumps them into 3-story high metal silos. There are 14 silos each one can hold about 33 tons of granules! From the silos, the plastic granules go down pipes to a molding machine. Inside the machine, the granules get super hot to a temperature of about 450 degrees Fahrenheit (230 degrees celius). The plastic goo is fed into molds, small metal containers to look like small bricks. Machines make sure that the bricks look precisely shaped. They are cooled for only 10 seconds. Finished pieces go down the convyor belt. Then they make designs and put it in the box.