Cass McCombs, John K. Sampson, Band of Horses, Wilco, Sam Evian
I decided to do this as soon as I got into work this morning, because then no one would have to witness my awkward attempts at trying to take a selfie while eating a cracker and holding my keyboard to make sure it was in the picture. Goldfish for breakfast!
Biologically
however, our keyboard may be more of a nature preserve for germs than
the office toilet. The latter, at least, gets a nightly once-over from
the cleaning crew. Your keyboard may never have been cleaned, making it a
breeding ground for all sorts of bugs. A study by a University of
Arizona biologist found computer keyboards contained more germs per
square inch than did toilet seats in the same office; 67 times as many! -
See more at:
http://www.greenkeyllc.com/blog/do-the-keyboard-shake-to-celebrate-crackers-over-the-keyboard-day/#s
That's
not a reason to call out the hazmat unit. Most of the germs are, well,
germs that are everywhere and to which we all have some degree of
immunity, especially since those on your keyboard come mostly from you.
As microbiologist Dr Peter Wilson told the BBC when a study in the U.K.
turned up results similar to the Arizona study: "If you look at what
grows on computer keyboards, believe it or not, it's more or less a
reflection of what's in your nose and in your gut." - See more at:
http://www.greenkeyllc.com/blog/do-the-keyboard-shake-to-celebrate-crackers-over-the-keyboard-day/#sthash.8TBUy7P
That's
not a reason to call out the hazmat unit. Most of the germs are, well,
germs that are everywhere and to which we all have some degree of
immunity, especially since those on your keyboard come mostly from you.
As microbiologist Dr Peter Wilson told the BBC when a study in the U.K.
turned up results similar to the Arizona study: "If you look at what
grows on computer keyboards, believe it or not, it's more or less a
reflection of what's in your nose and in your gut." - See more at:
http://www.greenkeyllc.com/blog/do-the-keyboard-shake-to-celebrate-crackers-over-the-keyboard-day/#sthash.8TBUy7Pr.dpuf
That's
not a reason to call out the hazmat unit. Most of the germs are, well,
germs that are everywhere and to which we all have some degree of
immunity, especially since those on your keyboard come mostly from you.
As microbiologist Dr Peter Wilson told the BBC when a study in the U.K.
turned up results similar to the Arizona study: "If you look at what
grows on computer keyboards, believe it or not, it's more or less a
reflection of what's in your nose and in your gut." - See more at:
http://www.greenkeyllc.com/blog/do-the-keyboard-shake-to-celebrate-crackers-over-the-keyboard-day/#sthash.8TB
