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I am looking for an image that I have seen numerous times in this forum. I believe it is a red-headed woman facing an oncoming storm. Does anyone know where I can find that photo?

Sad!Bloomberg TV@BloombergTVOfficial BREAKING: Nancy Pelosi says she'll step down as leader of House Democrats https://trib.al/WErlsK9Reminder: This is Nancy Pelosi as an adult hanging out with JFK decades before most of you were born.It's sad to see such a young, bright leader be forced into retirement so early....She's still in Congress, but we figured it would be fun to remember some of her best moments in recent years as Speaker.So long, Nance!

Jif is releasing a limited-edition jar of GIF peanut butter in a collaboration meant to be as smooth as the product itself. The purpose is to "settle the great debate" over how to pronounce the looping image format that has overtaken in the internet, J.M. Smucker Company (SJM), the brand's manufacturer, said in a press release. Although Jif is obviously pronounced with a "soft G," people often mispronounce the word "GIF," which is short for Graphics Interchange Format. It's said with a "soft G like the peanut butter and not a "hard G." That's according to creator Steve Wilhite, who...

President Donald Trump went on yet another early morning Twitter spree Sunday, one of which included a retweet of an edited GIF depicting himself striking Hillary Clinton in the back with a golf ball. In the short video, Trump takes a swing with a golf club, knocking over a woman that appears to be Hillary Clinton as she enters a plane. "Donald Trump's amazing golf swing #CrookedHillary," the caption of the original tweet said, a reference to the term Trump coined about his vanquished opponent during last year's' presidential election. The GIF was part of several creations the Twitter user...

CNN's response to President Trump's tweet last Sunday of a GIF showing him tackling a fake CNN reminded Greg Gutfeld of a "sad spinster who can't take a joke." "Once again CNN fell for fake news," Gutfeld said on his show on Saturday. The network "didn't just step in it. They jumped head first into a sewage treatment plant and did the breaststroke." {..snip..}

Animated GIFs have transcended their obscure 1990s roots to become a key part of day-to-day digital communication. Some, like Orson Welles clapping or Michael Jackson eating popcorn, have become instantly recognizable shorthand. Others, like Sean Spicer disappearing into the bushes—itself a remix of a popular Simpsons GIF—serve up political satire. The GIF does double duty as both expression and as badge of digital literacy. Not bad for an image standard that pre-dates the web itself.

Today's Challenge should be fun for everyone.... DESCRIBE THE 2016 ELECTION WITH A GIF *****The 2016 presidential election is in exactly one week! One weak Republican, and one weak Democrat. That’s right, there’s exactly one week until Election Day, and this is probably a bad sign, but that’s where the calendar just stops. ~ Seth Meyers********** Mark one’s calendar because Election Day is but one week away. Seven days. Enough time to tell your family you love them and make your peace with God. As the captain of the “Titanic” once said, “This is not a drill.” ~ Colbert...

This is a dumb request, but would anyone have a link to then animated gif of Trump slapping his opponent? I have a 9 year old who saw that yesterday and was really amused by it and wanted me to find it again.

In 2008 NASA decided to send one of the heights of modern art — The Beatles' 1969 track "Across the Universe" — into the cosmos. And for 2013, one of the pillars of internet folk art is preparing for takeoff: An animated GIF is about to be sent into space for the first time ever. The message will be beamed over a giant radio dish in California tomorrow as part of the inaugural transmission of Lone Signal, a project that's hoping to communicate with extraterrestrials. The GIF will be sent toward Gliese 526, a potentially habitable solar system 17.6...

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I have a photo that I would like to post. If I understand it correctly, I need to upload the photo somewhere so it can be retrieved by FR. My question is where do people upload photos to? Hopefully, I'm on the right path.

I am sure a lot of you remember the great "GIF fiasco": more than a decade ago, Unisys decided to make money out of the most used image file format on the Internet: the GIF format. To be more precise, Unisys announced that they would go after developers of programs able to load and save GIF files (never mind the fact that even back then there was plenty of free software which wouldn't have been able to pay). To make the short story shorter, the PNG file was invented as a reaction to Unisys' move; although it was never wildly...

Animated graphics deployed in attempt to manipulate stock market /noticias.info/ Experts at SophosLabs™, Sophos's global network of virus, spyware and spam analysis centers, have identified a "pump-and-dump" stock spam campaign which uses an animated graphic to display a "subliminal" message to potential investors. Animated GIF graphics are composed of a number of frames, which are shown in succession. This is often used for animation on websites, but has recently been adopted by spammers in their attempt to try and avoid detection by anti-spam products. In a spam campaign seen by Sophos researchers an embedded image attempts to artificially inflate the...

A animated gif from a movie or video? Like this... Freeware?

A poster here graciously reminded of www.m1911.org, which contains an animation of how a 1911 operates. I would like (if possible) to do away with the animation and show simple "still shots." Is there a way (once I copy the gif file to my own computer) I can separate out the various images that make up the animation? Or must I write special code? Thanks.