I love UHH. It's part of my morning ritual of checking email, weather, news.
I'm a retired teacher of mathematics (40 years in the NJ public system). I loved every year with a passion.
As I check posts on UHH each morning, I'm intrigued by the questions asked in many posts. Frequently, I use Google and Microsoft's search box (called Cortana) to research a possible response to the question(s). Often I find information, within seconds, relevant to a posted question.

So, here is the teacher in me wanting to help those who do not use search tools to find answers to their post(s). Google, Bing, Edge, IE, Safari and Cortana (available in Win 10), when used properly, are like having a miniature library on your desktop. One does not even need formal training to be successful in researching information. Just type exactly what you want to know in the search box.
There was a time you had to be clever with how to search successfully. No longer!! It's a piece of cake. Frequently, I copy the title of the post and paste that into Cortana or other search engine boxes. The answer is often immediate. Sometimes it is necessary to review a few of the links offered by the search.

Please try using search tools! You'll be amazed at how easy it is. You will learn and improve your skills as you continue to use them. I'd be happy to help. Feel free to PM me.
Good luck in your searching.
Mark

Here are some tutorials:
Cortana: http://www.bing.com/search?q=how+to+use+cortana&go=Search&qs=bs&form=QBRE
Google: http://www.bing.com/search?q=how+to+use+google+search&go=Search&qs=bs&form=QBRE
Bing: http://www.bing.com/search?q=how%20to%20use%20Bing%20for%20searching&qs=n&form=QBRE&pq=how%20to%20use%20bing%20for%20searching&sc=1-29&sp=-1&sk=&cvid=85FCBEC17DAD4C7085220981D02F07FB

I saw an interesting blog post, I can't remember for the life of me where I saw it, maybe it was Photofocus or FStoppers, or one like that.

The gist of it was

"It is amazing that Americans think they need to do both the shooting and the post-processing of their own images".

The author was talking about all levels of photographer, not just pros. And she made a good point, that it is easy to ship images off to other countries where people offer this service and their time is much cheaper than ours. And they are good at it. And she said that this is not uncommon in other countries.

Question to UHHers who do not live the US, is this true?

She also made the point that depending on the value of the particular image, one might send it to a more skilled and more expensive person vs a less expensive person one would use for everyday images.

It struck a cord with me because I do not like to spend time post processing. I would much rather be out shooting than sitting in a dark room finding around on a computer. I will usually toss an image rather than fiddle with it for more than a few minutes, in post. But I am a hobbyist, and I shoot for my own reasons, my art, and thus I have that option.

But it does bring up a good point. Why am I bothering with this post-processing stuff? Taking pictures, is what I like, not computer processing. Maybe I could find someone to do the post work, for a reasonable fee. I'm speaking for myself but I'm sure I am not the only one who has had these feelings.

I can envision the add: "looking for hot girl/model who loves being photographed and also loves post processing, for businesss partnership and ??, send picture". Ok that's a joke OK. But you get the idea.