givesushope
It's that glorious time of year when we reunite with loved ones (we neglected all year), stuff our faces to excess, and pass out in front of the TV. Perhaps a recalibration of the thanksometer is in order. A spin-off of the popular GivesMeHope.com site, this community invites you to document moments of kindness, generosity, and pure human love in 350 words or less.

veggieslackers
Despite its mainstream appeal, Thanksgiving is not for everyone. There are those struggling with food disorders, for whom this day causes endless conflict. There are the cash-challenged, who can't afford the gluttony we've grown to expect. There are the lonely, who don't have loved ones nearby. And let's not forget the vegetarians, who decry the animal cruelty. But there's one more group we often overlook: the terminally lazy! This community of lazy vegetarians offers easy recipes for an animal-friendly feast.

fashin
Just in time for holiday shopping season, this fashionista community brings you the world of haute couture in the form of sumptuous photos, video clips, and candid commentary. There's also a sugary sprinkle of mainstream movie discussions and debates on such pressing social issues as manicure styles and celebrity colonics. If you need a break from the daily grind to indulge your girlie side, this is twinkly pink on steroids.

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Made in Photoshop CS2
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PSD: Comment and it is yours
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Question on screencapping (and yes I've taken a look thru some of the memories). I'm using Mac OS X 10.5 and I'm trying ot make animated gifs. I downloaded VLC as it seems to be the recommended screen-capping program for Macs.

Question: How do I automatically screencap a particular clip within a video? (Lets say a 30s clip out of an episode of The Office?) Apparently, only older versions of VLC have this capability?

If there is another program that recommended over VLC, I'm definitely willing to try it out!

Any help would be great,

Thanks!

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