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follow the instructions :
1- Start iTunes and find the [DRM-free] song you want to convert to a ringtone. Right-click on it and select the Get Info option.

2-On the Options tab locate the Start Time and End Time options. This is where you want to specify the portion of the song you wanted converted into a ringtone. Check both of the boxes, and make sure your ringtone is under 30-seconds. Press OK when finished.

3- Right-click on the song you just modified, and choose the Convert to AAC option. If you don’t see this in the context menu navigate to Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Importing, and make sure the AAC Encoder is selected in the Import Using menu.

4- Once the song has finished being converted to the new format it will appear in your music list, and the “Time” should reflect the correct duration of the ringtone (which should be less than 30-seconds). Now navigate to your iTunes music folder to find the converted song. Here’s an example of where my Green Day ringtone was located:

5- Make sure you’re able to see the file’s extension (.M4A) like in the screenshot above. If you don’t see the extension go to Tools -> Folder Options -> View (Organize -> Folder and Search Options on Vista), and uncheck the Hide extensions for known file types box. Then click OK.
6- Copy the music file (with the .M4A extension) to your desktop. Once you’ve done that rename the file’s extension to .M4R which will make iTunes recognize it as a ringtone. Make sure there are no symbols (underscores, hyphens, etc…) in the file name.

7- In iTunes go to File -> Add File to Library, and then browse for the file from step 6. Once you’ve selected it press the Open button. iTunes will place the ringtone in the respective section in your library:

Linus Torvalds, the father of the Linux Kernel gave Windows 7 the thumbs up in Japan yesterday.

brando_usb_dongle 090224, originally uploaded by techfever.

Dhiraagu introduced Mobile broadband as “Mobile Connect” which cost MRV 1200 for installation and transfer rate of 1 Laari per Kb which is expensive compared to wataniya package which gives you 2 products, one comes with 2GB monthly allowance costing MVR 250 and the other one with 6GB (MVR 590) allowance, installation cost MVR 500.  all i can say in here is Wataniya Mobile Broadband is faster in speed and cheap compared to dhiraagu package.

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Kill technology (365/204), originally uploaded by JenniPenni.

Technology is a fantastic thing that has done so much good and I have nothing against it in itself – I’m just scared what people will do with it. Everything always has a downside…and this is how I feel today. I’m tired of always sitting at the computer, being totally addicted and thinking it’s normal to keep in touch with people only through electronic devices. I feel like people don’t even see each other anymore unless it’s about life’s duties like school and work. Or drinking together. Maybe this is just my perception though; a view of a victim of the modern times?

Everything is about making that perfect first impression. Everyone’s too busy today, you don’t get a second chance. Not even online.