Happy Holidays from UX Booth
Happy Holidays and Seasons Greetings from all of us at the UX Booth! Got a minute to help us improve in 2010?
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Happy Holidays and Seasons Greetings from the UX Booth
Seasons Greetings and Happy Holidays from us all at UX Booth. We’d just like to thank all of our viewers and friends for all of their support here at the Booth. There is no way we could ever thank you all enough for the amazing start to this new project of ours.
We’re all spending some time with friends and family, but we’ll be back to our regular posting schedule come Monday.
In the meantime, here are some things you can do to make the world a better place:
- Sponsor a Child in need, and save a life through an organization like Save the Children or Compassion. It’s $30 a month, and these organizations put the money to good use.
- Find out how you can help families in need with your local Food Bank.
- Find a Charity that makes a difference in the world, and make a goal of donating to it once a month.
- Donate your Computer’s Idle time to scientific research that helps find cures for diseases, solve complex problems, and much more (See List of some projects)
Please add more useful ways to help the world in the discussion below.
Once again, we’re so happy to have you with us, and our best wishes go out to all of you! Happy Holidays!
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Merry Christmas everybody! Thanks for the charity suggestions and I hope you guys have an awesome day with some cool gifts.
Happy Holidays! The site has been absolutely wonderful so far guys! Keep up the good work into the new year… but feel free to take a well deserved break first… I guess.
@Corey Freeman: Thank you for the well wishes, I hope Christmas was good for you :).
@Zach Dunn: Thanks for the very kind words of encouragement. I hope we didn’t let you down today TOO much with no posting. Next week will be fun though!
@Corey Freeman & @Zach Dunn: Thanks Corey and Zach :) Hope everyone enjoyed their holiday!