A website named MMO Portal is website that takes into account everything concerned to MMO. Now recently the site has popped out a MMO calendar that is sighting all the top MMO games for the year 2006 and some upcoming tittles that will appear in 2007. The annual calendar is no doubt the best selling amongst the MMO games fanboys. And if you are thinking about the great revenue that will or has been created until now will be going to aid St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
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The hospital is an institute that is strenuous on investigating the cures for mortal diseases like cancer that is responsible for the lives of thousands of the children every year. The annual calendar costs you $14.95.
So buying as MMO schedule is indeed a finicky and great idea to help vulnerable childes for a good reason.
Via: wowinsider
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