Kumara - All recipes Australia NZ

Because we see in the war arc that naruto has his biju extracted but survives because he had an equal half of the tailed beast sealed back inside of him, so why did minato not just seal kurama back into kushina could he not with his oh so great seal master skills just reconstruct her seal on something and then send kurama back in that hoe?

I’ve been in the Channel Islands for close to a decade, and want to try growing kumara in the garden. As a kid in the far north, we always had the red skinned ones with the creamy yellow flesh. Does anyone have any advice where I can buy some to try growing? Or what I should try to search for online? All they have in the shops over here is the orange sweet potato, and it’s not the same!

Currently I own a $20 mechanical keyboard which has local blue switches and is hotswappable.
4-5 switches have gotten stiff and i just replaced them with less used switches.
So I just want to know if you can switch the switches around with other keys on the k552?
Like if on the k552 A key's switch stops working properly, can i take it out and replace it with an arrow key or a function key?

i have Kumara k552 red with some blue switches (i cant tell which switches becausue i have no idea on any of that)
A good smash broke the switch on my space and now its not working properly (it gets stuck sometimes)
I found on ebay some Outemu switches (blue,10pcs) ofr 9$ and im thinking buying them so i can replace the switches..
BUT,i dont know if they are going to fit sooooo,if there is any suggestion PLEASE write down.

OVERVIEW
I have owned the Redragon K552 Kumara for the last few years after buying it off a friend and will be typing this review with it. Over the few years that I have owned this board, I have definitely formed a positive opinion about it. It's a great starter board and you can find it for pretty cheap, between 20 and 50 dollars. As my first mechanical keyboard, the K552 holds a special place in my heart, but I will keep my review as objective as possible.
MY MODEL
Before I start the review, I want to provide the model that I have. I have the K552 with red backlighting, black color, Outemu Blues (no dust covers), and the newer stock with hotswap (more on that later). It is also available in white, without backlighting, and with RGB. As far as switch options go, you can get Outemu Blues and maybe the Outemu Browns or Blacks, although I personally haven't seen any models with the latter two options.
BUILD QUALITY
The K552 is surprisingly hefty. It weighs in at around 815 grams on my scale. Although the case is plastic, the plate is actually aluminum, which was a pleasant surprise. There is no flex or rattle. Unfortunately, the cable is nonremovable, but it is made of a thick rubber.
8.5/10
KEYCAPS
I would say the keycaps are fairly average. They are made of a relatively thin ABS with a little bit of texture. My keycaps haven't developed any shine, so they should last you long enough. The font is fairly "gamery" but I was fine without it. This is just personal preference. If you ever wanted to, you could easily replace the keycaps, as it uses a standard TKL layout.
7/10
SWITCHES
The switches in mine are the Outemu Blues. In my opinion, these are one of the best clicky switches in its price range. They have a 60g bottom out force, which is identical to the Cherry MX Blue and the Gateron Blue. Unlike the MX Blue, these are not mushy to type on and are fairly tactile. The overall sound of the switches is fairly deep, although this is likely due to the aluminum plate. The downsides of this switch is that there is a fair bit of pretravel and spring ping. For me, I often bottom out on the Outemu Blues, so the pretravel isn't a huge deal for me. However, the spring ping is fairly loud. However, since the board is hotswappble, you can take out the switches and lube the springs with something like Krytox GPL 105 or Superlube 51004. One thing to note about the hotswap feature is that this board uses Outemu sockets. This means that a majority of switches will not fit this board, unless you file down the pins, which I do not recommend. As far as I know, only Outemu switches will fit this board. This includes the Gazzew commissioned switches, like the Ice and the Sky series.
8/10
STABLIZERS
This is one of the downsides of the K552. The stabs are Cherry-style, snap-in, and are factory lubed. These stabs, specifically the spacebar, are very very rattily. This leads to an unpleasant feeling on the hand and an unpleasant sound for the ears. Luckily, this is a very easy fix, due to the hotswap nature of the board. I removed the stabs and lubed the housing, stem, and wire with Krytox GPL 205g0. I also clipped and band-aid modded. This lead to a much better experience; the spacebar had the most significant improvement.
5.5/10
ACOUSTICS
The acoustics of the board is mostly good. The sound of the board is somewhat deep. The aluminum plate does absorb a lot of the sound, which in this case is a good thing, as the plate dampens a lot of the noise made by the switch, like the spring ping and stab rattle. Overall, I would say that board has a stiff sound and is good for the most part.
6.5/10
BACKLIGHTING
The model I have has a red backlight using SMD LEDS. The lights are really bright, so viewing the legends at night should not be a problem. As someone who doesn't rely on looking at the legend to type, backlighting is more so of an aesthetic thing for me. There is also a no-backlighting option, where none of this applies, and also an RGB version. I have not tried the RGB version, but if it is as birght as the red backlight on mine, they should be fairly good. One thing I am not sure about is the customizability of the RGB version, but with my previous experiences with the Redragon software, the backlight control is fairly basic.
8/10
OTHER MODS
I also did a few other mods to help improve the feel and acoustics of the board. I applied a layer of foam underneath the PCB to help deal with the spring ping (I was unable to open the switches and lube the springs, as I do not have a Kailh-style switch opener). The spring ping was still there, but it is slightly muted. Another mod that I did was add a bit of foam to the underside of the spacebar. Now, the spacebar has a very bassy and an almost thoccy sound.
FINAL SCORE
Without mods, the K552 receives a hard score of 7.25/10. However, I do not entirely agree with this score, especially with simple mods. This earns it a soft score of 8/10 with mods.
VERDICT
This K552 is definitely a great place to start with in terms of mechanical keyboards. You can usually find it for around thirty dollars, so the price is one of the biggest advantages of the board. The switches are good and the build quality excels. Most aspects of it are average, such as the keycaps, and the stabs and spring ping are bad, but as these are easy to fix, I wouldn't mind too much about it. In my opinion, this is one of the best starter boards, and one of the few aluminum plates in its price range.

U saw the title, any help would be appreciated!

Title.

So... I was thinking of buying a mechanical keyboard that was white and that was reasonably cheap. Until I found two keyboards the Kumara K552W which is just the white version of the normal kumara and the Motospeed Ck62. Can you help me choose which would be the best option for me to buy?
A small note, in both versions I chose the red switches

Hi, I have a redragon k522 with outemu red switches and two weeks after I buy it some keys began to act inconsistently, I can press all the way down and still does not detect the key press but sometimes it does, like a 20% error probability. Is this a problem of the switches or the hot swappable socket? I have buy some outemu grey silent switches and if it is the sockets that would be very sad :( Someone had that same problem with this keyboard?