It may be a small deal but I still got a great sense of accomplishment finally being able to change my ring tone. Especially considering it caused me such trouble when I first tried. I had the MP3 I wanted — not some stupid song but a snazzy CTU intercom sound — which I needed to convert to an MMF. The only way I could see to do this was download some dodgy Russian software which, unsurprisingly perhaps, destroyed the Windows image drive on my Mac. (And it appears I can no longer find my Virtual PC software to restore it.)My sad tale of woe ended this morning however. I discovered someone had done all the heavy lifting for me: there’s a page with the CTU intercom ring already converted into all sorts of ring tones, all set to download to your phone. Just don’t trust Chloe to save your voice recordings.
It’s official. The baby robins have hatched. I was uncharacteristicaly outside today, where I was able to capture the following video. I didn’t know robins ate so much. In the time I was out there I swear different robins were flying in a couple dozen times to feed the young ones. That kind of appetite deserves to be enshrined here at SFG.com…
We haven’t had any more ducks take up residence by the porch, but the motion detector by the deck has become a perennial domicile for some robins. Here are this year’s tenants.
I know! Let’s get some fleeting vindictive pleasure against Joe Wilson by revealing his wife is a CIA operative.
There was word last week, during Apple’s annual shareholder meeting, that there would finally be a marketing push to advertise OS X and Macs (rather than iPods). I saw the commercial tonight and was very disappointed. It was very basic, featured just a couple soft-spoken guys, and hardly touched upon anything that makes Macs so great. What I didn’t know was there is a series of commercials — and (typically) I’d seen the poorest of the bunch — as well as a whole revamp of Apple’s website, turning the old 
• Fox should become an infomercial for DVD sales