How to create free iPhone ringtones

1. Download your favourite song, usually in mp3 format, to your computer
2. Drag it to iTunes Music Library
3. Right click the song in iTunes Music Library, make sure that it is shorter than 30 seconds, then choose 'Create AAC Version'
4. Drag the new AAC version to your computer
5. Rename the file extension from '.m4a' to '.m4r'
6. Drag the m4r file to iTunes > Library > Tones. If you don't see the Tones folder check the Preference > General > Show:, check 'Tones'.
7. Plug in your iPhone. Confirm that you have checked "Sync Tones" on the Tones tab of your iTunes sync settings.
8. Sync
9. You will find the new ring tone in your iPhone ringtones.

Glasgow fair

The Glasgow Fair is a holiday during the second and third week in July in the city of Glasgow. 'The Fair' is the oldest of a number of similar holidays, dating from the 12th century.

Crowds of holiday-makers in Central Station at the beginning of the Glasgow Fair, 1925

Until as recently as the 1960s, most local businesses and factories would close on 'Fair Friday' and workers and their families would use the opportunity to travel for holidays in the local area, typically in the Firth of Clyde or Ayrshire coast. This practice became known as going "doon the watter" (literally "down the water" in Glasgow dialect).

Glasgow Fair has been historically associated with the holding of an actual fair in the city of Glasgow. From the 1800s, this event was held on Glasgow Green. Originally the fair focused on the sale of horses, cattle and the hiring of servants. In later times, the fair became better known for its amusements, with circus and theatre shows popular. Glasgow City Council has attempted to re-introduce the fair on the Green, albeit with more modern attractions.

Uk university league table 2013

2013	2012
1	1	Cambridge
2	4	London School of Economics
3	2	Oxford
4	3	Imperial College London
5	5	Durham
6	6	St Andrews
6	8	Warwick
8	7	University College London
9	9	Lancaster
10	10	Bath
11	11	Bristol
12	12	York
13	15	Exeter
14	19	Loughborough
15	14	Southampton
16	13	Edinburgh
17	21	Glasgow
18	16	King's College London
19	17	Nottingham
20	23	Leicester
21	19	Sussex
22	28	Surrey
23	22	Birmingham
23	24	Newcastle
25	31	Queen's, Belfast
26	33	Royal Holloway
27	27	East Anglia
28	26	Sheffield
29	29	Manchester
30	18	SOAS
31	30	Liverpool
32	34	Reading
33	34	Kent
34	25	Aston
34	32	Leeds
36	37	Cardiff
37	40	Strathclyde
38	41	City
39	38	Essex
40	38	Heriot-Watt
41	50	Brunel
42	36	Queen Mary
43	43	Dundee
44	46	Aberdeen
45	46	Oxford Brookes
46	44	Keele
47	48	Hertfordshire
48	59	University of the Arts, London
49	54	Swansea
50	57	Goldsmiths College
50	45	Stirling
52	51	Robert Gordon
53	67	Lincoln
54	60	Northumbria
55	42	Buckingham
56	62	Hull
57	58	Huddersfield
58	49	Aberystwyth
58	61	West of England, Bristol
60	52	Ulster
61	62	Bournemouth
62	55	Nottingham Trent
63	66	Birmingham City
63	53	Plymouth
65	72	Coventry
66	78	Bangor
67	56	Chichester
68	80	Chester
69	65	Central Lancashire
70	68	Brighton
71	73	Bradford
72	62	Sheffield Hallam
73	77	Westminster
74	75	Gloucestershire
75	85	Bath Spa
76	70	Winchester
77	81	Portsmouth
78	97	Salford
79	68	Cardiff Metropolitan
80	81	De Montfort
81	76	Glasgow Caledonian
82	103	Bedfordshire
83	71	Middlesex
84	87	Queen Margaret
85	88	Kingston
86	93	Manchester Metropolitan
87	100	Canterbury Christ Church
88	73	Roehampton
89	91	Sunderland
90	101	Liverpool John Moores
91	84	Edinburgh Napier
91	83	Glamorgan
93	107	Buckinghamshire New
94	98	Edge Hill
95	95	Leeds Metropolitan
95	79	University for the Creative Arts
97	90	Teesside
98	86	Cumbria
98	108	Derby
100	104	Glyndwr
101	105	Northampton
102	109	Greenwich
103	102	York St John
104	92	Trinity Saint David
105	89	University of Wales, Newport
106	110	Anglia Ruskin
107	106	Worcester
108	99	Staffordshire
109	116	London South Bank
109	93	West London
111	95	Abertay Dundee
112	111	Southampton Solent
113	112	West of Scotland
114	115	London Metropolitan
115	113	East London
116	114	Bolton