If you are a fan of typing, I highly recommend the mechanical keyboards.in general red cherry buttons are for faster operations, and can improve your words per minute in a typing test. however the rate at which you will make mistakes also improves in this case as its very easy to missclick. these type of keyboards also tend to be cheaper if you are looking for a silent version which is desirable for mechanical keyboards. http://gaming.logitech.com/en-... this is a brown cherry key which is a midway option between red and blue. so its a balanced keyboard which is relatively silent for a mechanical keyboard.i personally used one of these for three years, but the lack of cleaning options is a real problem from logitech keyboards. recently i bought a Gigabye Aivia which was great with a key designated for cleaning. Blue cherry keys are usually best for reaching 100% correct input during a typing test, so where accuracy is important. Recently companies started making their own mechanical switches which makes it difficult to compare them directly. (find Razer BlackWidow Chroma for example) I guess heres a nice review of the more recent keyboards: http://www.tomsguide.com/us/be...

And amazingly the rats that ate non GM potatoes did NOT get cancer, despite being in the same "cold" lab.

holy shit, theres not enough mass in the world to hold the universe altogether, does that mean were all gonna stretch out and die? use your brain a little bit and you will understand a tiny little bit more about gm crops and how GM can change the crops. The best or the worst it can do is change the atoms inside to another shape or form, etc, etc. it cannot in anyway create a cancerous cell as the food you eat does not have any cells anyway, because it is dead.

So you propose that a new cause of cancer is "COLD"? You amaze me.

Read a bit more and youll see that about half all the rats died in that experiment, even the ones eating normal potatoes. thats where my comment is from yes if you feed radioactive potatoes to mice they might get cancer, even humans, and gm crops should be checked to not have radioactive material, but i do not think that is the case in anyway