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How To Mount Hardware in Tile
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The trick is to use a MASONRY bit when drilling the holes. These sharp tipped drill bits have a way of piercing the shiny surface of tile and slowly creating a smooth hole.
What You Need
masking tape
plastic anchors
electric drill
masonry drill bit
1. Prepare your tile wall by cleaning it and removing any dust and dirt.
2. Locate where the hardware needs to be mounted. Be certain to measure and if there are multiple mounts, that they will be level.
3. Apply two layers of masking tape over the tile where the drill bit will be used. These tape layers hold the drill bit steady while it tries to start a hole. Without the masking tape, the drill bit will just skate all over the place.
4. Slowly and carefully use your masonry drill bit to drill your hole in the tile. Be careful not to push too hard on the tile, particularly if it's a large one, because it can crack and split.
5. Once you've made the necessary holes, simply insert your plastic anchor into the hole, mount your hardware and screw to tightness.
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Originally published 10.2.2006 - AA
42 Comments
he should be wearing safety glasses! careful there...
I've always wondered that! Thanks for the info.
Sorry about the slide show. Just fixed it.
That's a very attractive shelf.
A loverly shelf.
Watching the slideshow it occurred to me you must have wonderful workmen who don't mind pausing to take photos of each step. (Obviously, it's well worth it however.)
Hey Doug -
That is actually MAXWELL himself, in the flesh, making those holes for his own shelf. Good form on the drill, by the way, I bet someone has very sore triceps today. Those holes take a lot of patience to drill.
Nice work!
I installed a shelf in my bathroom and had to anchor them in identical subway tiles. I actually took more of a shortcut and drilled the holes into the grout in between the tiles. I can see how this would be very restrictive as to how you could position things, but it worked out very well with me. Especially since I didn't have a drill I had to use a phillips head screw driver and alot of elbow grease.
I know this might sound dumb, but how do you make sure that youre shelf is going to be level?
I put up two shelves lately and even after using a fancy laser level, they still ended up being crooked.
What's the trick?
Well, now I feel dumb. It must have been the look of determination or the gritting of the teeth, but I thought it was someone else. (Not used to profile shots, I suppose.)
wow, a brand new bundle of joy and still going strong!
question--if you want to install shelving on tile, but want it installed on the studs, is there a 'stud finder' that would work? or is there an alternate means of determining where the studs are behind the tiles?
I'm kind of worried by how damn *satisfying* I found that slideshow...
belated congratulations on Ursula!
question about the shelf - will you need to put any kind of clear caulking around those fixtures that are against the tiles? i was just wondering if you thought that the water from the shower would accelerate any mildew on the tile underneath the fixture if it get exposed? does that make any sense??
it looks great, buy the way.
This is funny, as I was just mounting some wire corner baskets in my shower yesterday.
Always use the right tool for the job.
In addition to/instead of the masking tape, you can prevent drill skateage by first tapping an indentation with a masonry bit (removed rom the drill) or nail and a hammer. Creating a small depression in the space you want to drill helps stabilie the bit as you begin applying pressure.
Thanks, This Old House!
Excellent job. Nice slideshow. It helps to see the "how to" visually.
Nice job (and to think you're doing it on what is, presumably, no sleep, and certainly more important little details to take care of -congrats on Ursula). I actually would have thought that things like using a masonry bit would be old hat to some pros like you. So it's refreshing to see you take on -- and ponder the mysteries of -- what might be considered an intermediate (I wouldn't say "rookie") task.
Just to chime in with my 2 cents from having done this a few times. The masking tape is a good idea, not only to prevent "drill skate," (and kmg's starter holes generally work for me, too), but also to prevent cracking. It seems crazy to think that masking tape can prevent tile from cracking, but I've had better luck with it than without (although it's still quite possible to crack the tile you're trying to drill, as I've demonstrated to myself a few times now). So to danae -- drilling the holes in the grout lines isn't cheating. You approach is probably the safer bet, as long as your measurements work out, and your grout lines are wide enough for the screw you need. (If the grout lines aren't wide enough, then I wouldn't try squeezing an oversize screw in there, because it's likely to crack one or both of the tiles on either side.)
Another trick I saw on Ask This Old House is to set the bit where you want the hole, push on the drill and give it a few twists (without turning on the drill) until you scratch the glaze (you'll hear it). Then start the drill slowly until you create a divot. Now go for it!
BTW, this only works on ceramic time, not porcelain or granite. It's possible...but a masonry/ceramic tile bit won't do more than scratch the tile!
Looking good!
Actually, you SHOULD NOT use a masonry bit for tile. You should a ceramic tile bit for drilling through the tile, and then switch to the appropriate bit for whatever is behind the tile if necessary.
Here's an example of the sort of bit you should be using:
Little or no "skate", and shouldn't require the sort of effort that you seem to be exerting to get through the tile here.
BTW, the above link is just to the first place I found with a picture ... its not a site I know or recommend.
Gosh Maxwell,
Don't mean to be the OSHA inspector (had posted earlier re: dust/paint risk to SK, diapers and kitchen sink, and I ditto Karen's post re: safety glasses esp. since we're talking about possible flying splinters of broken ceramic tile), but....just wanted to caution you about having GLASS shelf in bathroom shower. Hope the installation is solid, and that there will be no accidents. Broken glass in the shower would be such a pain.
If it is a pre-packaged kind of shelf that's meant to be in a bathroom, it tends to be tempered glass, meaning that they somehow bake it after it's cut and shaped or whatever, and then it's probably pretty hard to break.
Anyone know where to find nice inexpensive (less than $50) shelves? Something without fussy details. Is glass pretty much our only alternatives or would a lacquered surface withstand the abuse of water? Thanks
From the measure-twice, cut-one school of philosophy:
If you've got some spare tiles on hand for repair or just leftovers from installing them, it's helpful to drill a test hole so that you get a sense of the tiles response to drilling and the pressure and time required to make the hole. It's also a good way to make sure that the bit size is sufficient for the anchor.
i have a fiberglass tub surround. does this work with that kind of "tile?" it's all one unit and it's probably pretty far off the wall studs. has anyone ever done that? we don't have many products to store so it's not a big deal, but someday i'd like a nicer showerhead spray thing.
Does this work the same way for a marble bath?
Billy Mays knows how!
"i have a fiberglass tub surround. does this work with that kind of "tile?" "
No, it won't work as there is basically nothing behind the fiberglass for the shelf/hook/whatever to grip onto, and the fiberglass itself will flex, crack and break.
Even if you were lucky enough to find a spot that had a stud behind it (a 1 in 16 chance?) that 1" gap will cause the fiberglass to flex and crack between your hardware and the wood stud.
"Does this work the same way for a marble bath?"
Yes, tho you may need a different drill bit.
Where is the shelf from? It is exactly what I have been looking for.
Also, is it necessary to find the studs or does the tile itself offer enough support?
That shelf is perfect. I'd love to know where it comes from too !
We have a situation in our bathrooms where tile was installed over existing tile. Are there plastic anchors long enough to handle two layers of tile? And will a shelf or tp holder be stable when installed over two layers of tile? I'm intimidated.
"is it necessary to find the studs or does the tile itself offer enough support?"
"Are there plastic anchors long enough to handle two layers of tile? And will a shelf or tp holder be stable when installed over two layers of tile?"
Remember that you are hanging a shelf for some soap and a couple towels, not a hook for a boat anchor...
If the tile isn't falling off the wall, then it's secure enough for a little shelf. Go to your local neighborhood hardware store and tell the nice folks there what you're planning on doing - they'll help make sure you have the correct supplies.
Does Mighty Putty really work? I'm thinking about using it to hang a towel rod....
but does water seep in slowly?
I would totally opt to use mighty putty before doing any drilling...
Why don't they make tiles with pre drilled holes?
Please don't forget to drip water onto the hole your drilling. It get's hot and can cause a fire. The 2 in 1 drill guide and water drip can be bought at almost any hardware store and really helped me out.
Yes, not a masonry bit. That's for bricks. Use a tile bit, and get 3 or 4 so you always have a sharp one. i use a nailset to break the surface, drill at a low speed, and keep a spray bottle for cooling the bit. (you don't need the water drip/guide, but they do work)
I also cheat and use the grout whenever possible although it's not quite so aesthetically pleasing. As for level, it can be really tricky. Especially with brackets in which the screws fit into a keyhole slot...
my boyfriend and i are moving into an apt. this weekend, and the bathroom is entirely tile walls, with no shelving or storage whatsoever (not even a cabinet under the sink). i found these on the container store website, supposedly they can be used on tile without having to drill...
anyone have any thoughts? if they work, they would be a lifesaver, since i have gotten very used to have shelves in my bathroom...
This is a great tutorial, takes the scare factor out of a tile wall.
i'd like to add that this bit is amazing, i've used it for dozens of holes in tile so far, and it might be useful for those folks drilling through denser material like porcelain etc.
the water thing is useless in my experience, and you can get the bit separately at Lowes, for about $10.
I may be suction cup-challenged, but I've never been able to get the suction cup storage and hooks to work, even following the directions v-e-r-y carefully. For those who do - what's the secret?
An alternative would be to use the 3M command hooks - which work very well on walls, not sure if they have special ones for tile or the regular work there too? and hang baskets from them...you could even use the same wire baskets from the suction cup thing, just removing the suction cups.
Word of warning from someone who used to have a glass shelf in my shower (installed by a previous resident): over time, the mounting hardware may rust and/or corrode.
I took my shelf off just to try and tighten things up (it had been sagging) and found the cause of the sagging was because the hardware had fallen apart over time.
I don't think a lot of these glass shelves are meant to be exposed to lots of water over many years.


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ORLANDO, Fla. – Give Alec Ogletree credit. He doesn't dilly-dally on the football field, nor with important decisions. The Bulldogs' dynamic junior linebacker admitted immediately after Georgia's 45-31 win over Nebraksa in the Capital One Bowl that he intends to turn enter the NFL draft.
"Yeah, it was my last game," Ogletree said after his 13-tackle performance Tuesday. "I'm just glad we were able to win because I know what kind of talent is on this team. This was the last game for a lot of guys on this team, a lot of seniors, and we all wanted to go out with a W. It's tough to have to go out now, but I feel like it was the right decision for me."
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Despite missing four games of the season for violating UGA's marijuana-use policy, the 6-foot-3, 232-pound middle linebacker led the Bulldogs with 111 tackles. That's an average of 11.1 per game.
"He's a dynamic player who can be a special inside 'backer at the next level; that's why we moved him there," defensive coordinator Todd Grantham said. "He's a guy who can play tight coverage, he's a good blitzer and he's a special player. His future's very bright and we wish him nothing but the best."
Asked what he'll miss most about Georgia, Ogletree motioned to his teammates sitting around him during postgame interviews.
"Just the brotherhood we share here, from the fans, the coaches, the players, everybody," Ogletree said. "Everything about it, really. I had a great time while I was here. But I'm excited to move on and see some new things.
"Of course there are some things I wish I could take back. But, you know, overall I feel like I had a great time here at Georgia and I'm going to cherish that 'til I die. . . . It's a family here and I'm always going to be part of it."
Jones breaks record without knowing it
Jarvis Jones managed to break David Pollack's school record for sacks in the season without laying a hand on the quarterback. So it's understandable that he had no idea he'd achieved the milestone when he was informed of that fact in the postgame press conference.
Asked how it felt to set the new mark, Jones, asked incredulously, "Did I break it?"
"I didn't even know that," Jones said, laughing now. "So I've got the sack record? I didn't even know. Thank you. That's great."
Jones, a junior and two-time All-American, came in needing two sacks to break Pollack's mark set in 2002. The first came when a scrambling Martinez chose to slide down as Jones came running up out of a coverage assignment.
The record came with about one minute left in the first half when Martinez was called for intentional grounding. Jones wasn't very close but was the nearest Georgia player to him, so he was awarded a sack.
That gave Jones 14.5 sacks for the season, more than any Georgia player in history. Two of Jones' eight tackles were also tackles for loss, giving him 24.5 for the season. That also broke Pollack's record of 23.5. Jones, who missed two games with injuries, finishes the season with 85 tackles and 168 in two seasons.
Draft analysts have the redshirt junior from Columbus as a consensus top five NFL pick in April.
Geathers still undecided
Noseguard Kwame Geathers said he still hasn't made up his mind about making the jump to the pros. The 6-foot-6, 355-pound redshirt junior made his fifth start of the season on Tuesday, finishing with three tackles.
"I'm still undecided," Geathers said. "I've got to go back home and talk to my family, spend some time with my mom, dad, brothers and talk to my coaches, too. I don't know if it'll go to the 15th or not, but I want to hurry us and make my decision. The quicker you make it the better it is."
It should be noted that very few in the Geathers family have completed their college eligibility, including brothers Robert and Clifton Geathers, both of whom currently play in the NFL.
Malcolm Mitchell knocked out
Georgia wide receiver Malcolm Mitchell was knocked out of Tuesday's game early in the first quarter and did not return in the game.
Mitchell was in his normal position as the Bulldogs' primary kick returner when Nebraska had to kick after giving up a safety. Mitchell bit hard on the return by Nebraska defensive Charles Jackson. Mitchell popped up immediately after the play but never returned. Later it was announced he'd suffered a concussion.
hett McGowan and Justin Scott-Wesley found themselves much more involved as a result of Mitchell's absence. The two role players combined for 6 catches and 107 yards in their most offensive action of the season.
"You've just got to go out and prepare like you're a starter," said Scott-Wesley, who had three catches for 67 yards. "Coach (Tony) Ball tells us that all the time. Anything can happen. So I just try to be the best teammate I can be and just make plays when the time comes."
Keith Marshall starts at TB
Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo hinted this past weekend that the Bulldogs' had a "Marshall Plan" for Nebraska. Sure enough, the freshman tailback Keith Marshall got his first career start on Tuesday.
Marshall ran the ball several times out of the "Wildcat" formation and scored on a 24-yard touchdown pass from Aaron Murray. But once again it was Todd Gurley who carried the rushing load. The freshman tailback led the Bulldogs with 125 yards on 25 carries and a touchdown. Marshall had 8 attempts for 36 yards
Gurley had started the last 11 games for the Bulldogs. He finishes with 1,385 yards, second-only to Herschel Walker (1,616) as a true freshman and Georgia's sixth best single-season rushing overall.
Etc. . . .
The Bulldogs' first score came on a safety after safety Shawn Williams blocked a punt early in the first quarter. It was the second bowl in a row Georgia started off with a safety. Brandon Boykin tackled a receiver in his own end zone last year in the Outback Bowl. Williams finished his last game had 11 tackles but once again declined interviews after the game. . . . After all the talk of braving pain and the risk of further injury, Abry Jones didn't end up playing at all in Tuesday's game. In fact, the senior defensive end did not dress out. . . . Georgia's 45 points were a bowl record, beating the old mark of 44 over Texas A&M in the 2009 Independence Bowl. The six touchdowns tied the school record also set in 2009 and at the 1942 Orange Bowl. . . . The Bulldogs scored at least 40 points for the eighth time this season.
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We'll see what kind of coach Grantham is next season.
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Great Victory! Way to end the season.
Time to get ready for the next one and bring in a few more Bue Chip Recruits.
Go Dawgs!!!
January 1st, 2013
8:25 pm
Great Win! We will miss Ogletree, Jarvis and all the seniors! After a slow start Aaron Murray did a great job! Haters give it a rest! Go Dawgs!!
January 1st, 2013
8:25 pm
@ Max We saw that this entire year. , , Not good!!!!!!!!!!
January 1st, 2013
8:31 pm
A fun and crazy season for our Dogs.Thank's guy's , enjoy the win. Now let's take care of the recruiting end of the game.How many days til 2013 kickoff?
January 1st, 2013
8:34 pm
Great Win. Great Season. Victories over UF, UT, AU and GT, plus a bowl win, and a Top 10 (maybe Top 5) finish. Great Year.
January 1st, 2013
8:35 pm
Thanks Tree. We'll miss you. DGD
January 1st, 2013
8:39 pm
Good Luck Tree! DGD
January 1st, 2013
8:43 pm
Very good season. All of the Murray/Bobo/Richt haters can kiss off.
Grantham… I would like to see a little more from him than just crazy jazz hands. In the big games, the defense showed up against UF and that is it. Maybe a fresh start with some new guys will help.
January 1st, 2013
8:44 pm
"We'll see what kind of coach Grantham is next season."
Probably will, but where? Buffalo? Cleveland? Athens?
January 1st, 2013
8:46 pm
Get that money Tree. Next man up. Go dawgs. This is the state of Georgia we got talent for days.
January 1st, 2013
8:52 pm
Good luck at the next level Tree, you will always be a DGD.
January 1st, 2013
9:00 pm
January 1st, 2013
9:16 pm
Good luck tree. Just stay out of trouble. Gonna be a stud in the league
January 1st, 2013
9:16 pm
Thanks for all the great memories Tree! Best of luck in the future!!!!!!
January 1st, 2013
9:19 pm
Good luck in the NFL Tree! I watched you kick ass in high school and college, so I know you will be a monster on Sundays in the NFL! You are a great player to watch, because you give it all on every play. IMO You are much better than Tao from Notre Dame.
Dawgs, great job staying after it for all 4 qtrs. This will go down as one of the best teams in UGA History!
If I have anything negative, I would say that the UGA coaches need to trust their players a little more and stop micro managing so much on EVERY SINGLE PLAY. This team had seasoned upper classmen running the offense and the defense, so I think they can handle a couple of no huddle plays in a row without sideline management. I've seen it over and over cause GA not to be ready when the other team is snapping the ball. It happened a couple of times today and resulted in big offensive plays for Nebraska. If the coaches had not been micro managing Murray on the no spike play against Bama, we probably would have been playing for a NC next Monday.
The replay clearly shows Murray running down the field motioning to spike the ball and was called off by the coaches. Point being… Murray, a seasoned QB, instinctively new what to do in that situation and should not have even been expected to look toward the side line, but just do it. Coaches, give the players some responsibility to make some decisions on their own. I'm going out on a limb here, but this micro managing might be why Murray, who is such a great talent, struggles mentally in the big games. He has no confidence to lead his team, because the coaches have not instilled that in him with this micro managing.
Also, stop rotating players in and out on defense so much. Hell, they use more energy running on and off the field every other play.
Great Season DAWGS!
January 1st, 2013
9:33 pm
after watchin lsu last night i have agreater appreaction for bobo and murrary. if murrary leaves i hope mason is a lot better than metenberger.
January 1st, 2013
9:53 pm
Good luck, Tree.
January 1st, 2013
10:12 pm
Nobody's gonna miss pothead Ogletree… He let down his team big time…
January 1st, 2013
10:17 pm
Best wishes to Alec Ogletree on your NFL career. And thank you for your tremendous contribution as a Bulldog – you'll be missed !!!
January 1st, 2013
10:19 pm
The jury is still grossly undecided about Todd Grantham. Seriously, can one expect a better collection of talented starters on a defense that may place 3 or 4 NFL first rounders yet were pelted like walk on freshman by all the big boys and not so big boys like Kentucky?
Put differently, how would these same defensive starters have perferformed under Kirby Smart and his demanding perfectionist, Nick Saban?
January 1st, 2013
10:20 pm
"Mitchell bit hard on the return by Nebraska defensive Charles Jackson. Mitchell popped up immediately after the play but never returned. Later it was announced he'd suffered a concussion."
What did he bite that caused a concussion? Is it just me or is something missing in reporting?"
January 1st, 2013
10:21 pm
Hey Chip…did Aaron let some info slip out in the post game?
January 1st, 2013
10:28 pm
@spoopdawg—-shut up troll—————–OAK-TREE good luck and play hard at the next level
——-ya daws have made us dog lovers proud again
——————————-jarvis too——————best of luck——THANKS FOR THIS FOOTBALL YEAR
January 1st, 2013
10:33 pm
Jaws will be jacked in Jax!
January 1st, 2013
10:38 pm
What a great game and a great season. I am very proud of these guys…..FYI, Not sure if you caught it, but David Andrews broke his ankle. He was on our flight home tonight and for sure it is broken. Aaron Murray was on his way to NewOrleans tonight to attend some kind of award ceremony. His play reminded me of the way Matt Stafford played his last game against Michigan State. His head wasnt in it until later in the game, almost like he knows this is his last game.
January 1st, 2013
11:18 pm
Best to you Alec!! seems like a year ago you came in off the left edge to block a winning FG try by Grayson to send Newnan farther into the playoffs!
DGD all the way!!
Wish the Falcons could get you to stay in the Red & Black!!
January 2nd, 2013
12:18 am
Good luck at the next level Tree! DGD
January 2nd, 2013
1:17 am
Alec Ogletree tackles you like he hates your family
January 2nd, 2013
3:46 am
Sure would be nice if 'Tree fell to the Falcons in the first round. We could use another lineback with spoon and Nicholas
January 2nd, 2013
5:28 am
241 days to kickoff vs, Clemson GO DAWGS !!!
January 2nd, 2013
7:27 am
January 2nd, 2013
7:27 am
Thank you to ALL of the seniors to only the superstars but the young men that played on the scout team ,support personal, and helped in other capacity .This was a total effort buy everyone.
January 2nd, 2013
7:35 am
Ogletree is definitly a special player. I hope he ends up wearing a Falcon's uniform.
January 2nd, 2013
7:35 am
At "Snoop Dawg" – you're an idiot!! Alec-O was a beast for UGA this year
and will make an impact at the next level.
At "Tree" – very good points you listed. That is what frustrates me when I watch a BOOBOO coached offense, why on every play do they have to look to the sidelines for the play? Surely AM is intelligent enough to be able to read defenses and audilble in certain situations as needed. is he not? And if he's not then why is he starting?
Alec-O had a great career at UGA and I expect to see him have that "Mike Singletary" impact in the NFL at some point as that's who he kind of reminds me of. And speaking of Singletary, if SABAN & Co had this same collection of UGA defensive starters, they would have played this past season comparable to the 1985 Bears when they won Superbowl XX. All the opposing teams would have averaged barely 10 points per game had SABAN & Co coached them.
Everything lined up for UGA this year to win it all and they came up short. Not sure if we're gonna see things line up again like this past season did anytime soon, but we shall see. It still was a good season considering the coaching flaws. This senior class and departing juniors have much to be proud of and we look forward to seeing them succeed on Sundays at the next level!!
Go Dawgs!!
January 2nd, 2013
7:41 am
Called it,….AM is gone too.
January 2nd, 2013
8:03 am
Defence loaded with "NFL" talent obviously isn't end all to beat all. All it got us was inconsistentcy and the ability to get drug up and down the field when we needed to win the SEC championship game. Wishing you guys leaving the best, but let's don't forget, we have talent left and maybe guys who show up for every game
January 2nd, 2013
8:04 am
Snoop Dawg, with a name like that, you sure have a lot of nerve calling Ogletree a pothead. Wake up, dipshit, we won every game he was out for and it didn't matter at all.
January 2nd, 2013
8:19 am
What do you want to bet that the coaching staff is as busy as they can be on the new recruits, many of whom are enrolling this semester?
January 2nd, 2013
8:33 am
A.Ogletree will suprise a lot of people in the pros with how fast he is to go with his strength. He always keeps his feet moving, which any player must do to be optimally effective. I will look forward to watching him with whichever team is fortunate to get him and/or Jarvis Jones. Thank you, men.
January 2nd, 2013
9:27 am
Out of all the guys that are going to the NFL, I think tree will be the hardest one to replace. J. Jenkins will someday be as good as J. Jones if not next year, but who could fill that side line to side line speed of the ILB. I can tell you right now NFL scouts are going to be in love with you ability.Good Luck at the next level.
January 2nd, 2013
9:27 am
Awesome game! Congradulations on the win. To those that came back, thanks.. and to all the players that played for Georgia it's been a great seasonand as a fan, I'm very proud of what you have done for the University of Georgia, yourselves, and the fan base on a national level.
I want the best for all the seniors and juniors that may leave whatever their endeavor may be and may their future be bright… thanks for being a "Dawg".
I am proud for Coach Richt and the coaching staff for putting the guys in a position for success. I hope the recruits in-coming and those considering Georgia really look at the team hard and how they can be a valuable part of the continuing success of Georgia.
To Tramel Terry- don't worry you are a Dawg and Georgia will honor their committment to you. The Georgia coaching staff will not let you down!
Again to all the players thanks and God bless ! Great win!
January 2nd, 2013
9:38 am
AJ Green was in the house yesterday! In his #8 jersey as well.
January 2nd, 2013
9:45 am
We are gonna cluck flemson up…….
January 2nd, 2013
9:52 am
Ogletree going pro is no shock at all, and I can't blame him. I'm kind of happy he's going to be gone, UGA has gotten rid of a lot of the bad apples and him and Rambo being gone will help out the locker room. Don't get me wrong, as an athlete and player he is great, but he is very selfish with his actions off the field.
As for Geather's, I really can't imagine why he would turn pro. He's a backup at UGA and hasn't lived up to his hype. Teams have ran up the middle on UGA all year, jon Jenkins hasn't lived up to the hype either, which is supposed to be one of the main jobs as a nose guard in the 3-4. He could really benefit from one more year at UGA and being the starter at nose guard. Maybe with more playing time he could live up to the hype.
As much as people want to talk bad about murray, he lost his top WR twice this year and in this game lost his top wr again. And he was still able to put up record numbers. He isn't a great QB, but he is a very good one.
January 2nd, 2013
11:14 am
Good luck to Tree, the juniors who are 'turning', and to all the seniors! You're all DGDs!
I agree that Geathers could use another year; but pro scouts might disagree. I also think Murray could use another year; and again, the scouts will probably disagree.
Goooo Dawgs! Woof woof woof woof woof!
January 2nd, 2013
11:16 am
Max Sizemore, I bet you, the glass is always half full in your household.
January 2nd, 2013
11:22 am
I think those of you still bad-mouthing CMB are off base. We set offensive records; what more do you want? On the other hand, the D got gashed again, more or less, and not lining up ready to play is hard to fathom, especially after a time out.
I agree it can be a little unnerving sometimes watching Murray look to the sidelines every dang play when they're lined up…and the clock ticking. But, it's worked almost all year.
January 2nd, 2013
11:58 am
What a great team effort. I did not see any loafing by anyone the entire game. We believe you now when you the players say this team is very close.


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Increasing food security and economic growth in Kyrgyzstan continue to be priorities for USAID, which also works to improve farmer awareness, understanding, and access to yield-enhancing agricultural production technologies.
The USAID Women's Leadership in Small and Medium Enterprises (WLSME) works with women entrepreneurs in garment production, tourism, and agro-processing value chains across Kyrgyzstan.
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The Kyrgyz Republic is a small, landlocked, mountainous country in Central Asia with a population of just over 5.5 million people. It is the second-poorest country in Central Asia, with one-third of the population living below the poverty line. Following the ousting of its president in 2010 and subsequent civil disturbances, the Kyrgyz Republic is recovering from a deep political and economic crisis.
Despite the country's democratic progress, impediments to development remain, including widespread corruption, low foreign investment and a high unemployment rate. Approximately one-third of the Kyrgyz Republic's workforce is employed abroad, reducing the available pool of qualified labor. The implementation of democratic reforms remains a challenge, and limited energy resources and low agricultural productivity contribute to insufficient economic growth.
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With winter approaching and cold nights ahead, the Spokane City Council voted Monday night to change the activation criteria for warming shelters.
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EOS Bodies / Re: Digitalrev speculates on D7100 vs. 7D2« on: May 29, 2013, 02:38:31 PM »
Keep in mind 7D was designed for speed, not so much high ISO. I can see 7D II might have 61pts AF like 5D III and an increase in frame rate(maybe 10-fps). BUT NOT IN HIGH ISO or LOW LIGHT like 5D III, regardless what the new sensor might be.
Just the opposite, IMO.
It's much more likely that we'll see a big step up in image quality than a big step in features.
See my previous post.QuoteCanon will not put 7D II in near 5D III in term of high ISO/LOW LIGHT. 5D III is only 1yr old plus, it still have another 3-4yrs more before we seeing any rumors 5D 4.
I disagree.
The 5DIII needs to differentiate itself much better from both the 6D and the 7DII.
And the only way it can do that is by getting a high-quality ~30MP sensor.
So, I'm actually expecting that the 5DIII will get a replacement sooner than many expect.
Maybe as early as the spring of 2015.
I'll put my 25cents on the line that 7D II will not out perform 5D III in high ISO/low light.
Even Fuji & Sony are not capable to have their crop sensor out performs 5D III FF sensor yet.
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I'm sure there are many older influences and reasons that contributed to this, however 29th December 2011 must surely go down as the "starting point".
I had arranged to meet with Britt Brennan at the Walkabout Wellness gym facility in Malaga, the purpose of this meeting was to work out a bit of a plan for the Walkabout Wellness website. Britt had been a web site client for a while at this stage, amazingly we'd not actually met or even spoken on the phone.
a seed was planted
While we chatted about Britt's broader vision and what she was setting out to achieve, a couple of things resonated with me; the notion of a "wellness centre" in the Swan Valley, the burning desire to DO something that wasn't just commercially-driven. The meeting had also confirmed what I'd already known through the emails and messaging; we got on well and shared some common ground.
When I left Malaga that afternoon, my mind busy. It was not working on website solutions though – something quite different was happening; a seed had been sown.
thinking is dangerous
After the Christmas and New Year break was over my thoughts turned to how best to take my part-time web business to the next level. As part of this I got back into reading some "personal development" stuff; in particular I picked up a copy of Napoleon Hill's "Law of Success" for my new "toy", an ebook reader.
I'm not quite sure what exactly happened next – a number of things in the book triggered a chain of events that defy logical explanation. I had set about creating a definite aim for the business, had progressed down that path very nicely indeed and then it happened.
I was sat on a bus just 3 days ago (Jan 18th 2012), doing some thinking (as I often do), when the seed planted on Dec 29th decided to burst into life.
long story short
It occurred to me that if Britt's project could attract some general interest, publicity and funding/sponsorship then it would become a reality sooner rather than later.
It also occurred to me that not only was there some common ground between this project and some ideas I'd had of my own – I was also attacking things from the wrong angle. I'd assumed I needed to work hard, build up the business, make some money and THEN fund my ideas.
My mind had clearly been processing Britt's ideas sub-consciously and figured out this was all part of the same problem and it could be realised a lot sooner than expected.
What happened next defies belief – I sat down that night and wrote a very VERY long email to Britt, explaining what I had been thinking, discussing the common ground and common goals we shared. For reasons that I have yet to FULLY explain to myself, I made Britt an offer.
run fatboy run
I suggested to Britt that I could become something of a "lab rat", that she could help me get from overweight, unfit, desk-sitting, couch potato to the point where I was able to take part in and complete a marathon.
Now I fully understand:
- the offer to go through some kind of fitness training; it's an item from my personal "todo" list that is long overdue.
- why I suggested something that I really don't like (I hate even the idea of running) – it's a clear, practical demonstration of "Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve." This philosophy is a large part of what Britt is setting out to achieve with teenage kids
- that such a huge deal (fat computer geek to "athlete") would help spark interest and sponsorship
These are all logical – what I don't really understand is why I wrote those words and then pressed the send button. Was it impetuous, was it compulsive, was it stupidity? :-)
Whatever the reason, it was sent. Whatever the reason, it seemed to make as much sense to Britt as it did to me.
Whatever the reason, I am now on a very different path to the one I was treading a few days ago.


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COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) - Two lifers who tried but failed to breakout very early on Christmas day from the Lakeland Men's Correctional Facility in Coldwater, face escape charges. 32-year-old Jamasa Darling, is serving life for killing three teens in Allegan County in 1999. Michael Jackson who is also 32, was serving life for armed robbery and home invasion.
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I landed on Monday (from Australia) and then turned around on Friday to fly to New Orleans. I went there to do the Broadway Series at Nocca (upcoming guests are Megan Mullally, Audra McDonald, Betty Buckley), and this time my partner in belting was Sutton Foster! First of all, my episode of "Bunheads" had just aired last Monday, so even though we filmed it weeks ago, I felt like I had just hung out with her. In case you missed it, here's the segment where she sings/sasses "If They Could See Me Now." It's just a great little audition snippet. I'm obsessed with how she ends it small. Take a gander! PS, I did this little arrangement for her via iPhone. Literally. Juli had to go to the hospital for asthma a few weeks ago (she's totally OK) and in the cab on the way home (at midnight), I thought of a cute 16-bar arrangement that would end on a nice C for Sutton. I got home, sang/played it and recorded on my iPhone. I emailed it to Sutton that night, she texted me the next day that Amy (Sherman-Pallidino, the creator/writer/director of the show) loved it and when I showed up on set, it was fully staged. Yay technology.
I was terrified to watch myself on the show, but, upon watching, I enjoyed it! Except for the part at the very end when I'm called back into the audition room. I scurry back to the room looking like I'm doing a ballet version of running. I guess it's my homage to the show being called "Bunheads"? Sutton also noticed that I start my so-called run with a sniff to indicate I'm about to begin. If you DVR'd it, watch my "running" ASAP and make sure not to cast me in "Marathon Man."
Sutton was so great in New Orleans, and we're going to do the show again this summer at the Art House in Provincetown. She let me choose tons of songs from her past that she hasn't sung in years. For example, I first heard her sing when I was on loan from the Broadway company of Grease to play piano for one night at the national tour's stop in Wilmington, DE. That was the moment I became obsessed with her, so we recreated it by singing "Summer Nights" as a duet, having the audience sing the Pink Ladies and the Burger Palace Boys. I also made her, I mean, requested her to sing "Someone Else's Story" since she played Svetlana in my Actors Fund concert of Chess. Here she is way back when. And we closed the entire concert with "I'm The Greatest Star" which she had sung in my Funny Girl concert in 2002.
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6 utilities with takeover potential
These utilities are attractive takeover targets. Plus, each is worth owning on its own merits.
My No. 1 rule is to never buy a takeover target you don't want to own if there isn't a deal. The six companies reviewed below meet this criterion.
All six are cheap and small enough for giants to swallow, their balance sheets are solid, dividends are safe and management is investing in long-term growth. Any serious offer will have to be compelling.
Buying Atmos Energy (ATO) would require navigating regulators in the 12 states where it distributes natural gas. None of these jurisdictions, however, are contentious.
The Federal Energy Regulation Commission (FERC) is the biggest potential hurdle. This year the unpredictable commission fined the company $12 million for alleged misconduct at its intrastate Texas pipeline operations.
On its own, however, Atmos is set to grow at least 4% to 5% a year, and the stock sells for just 121% of book value. There's little risk buying Atmos Energy, a perennial value up to $33.
CMS Energy (CMS) has appeal as a reliably growing electric and gas system on track to expand earnings 5% to 7% a year by investing $6.6 billion through 2016. Merging into a financially stronger company would reduce the cost of the needed capital.
FERC approval would be a wild card, depending on who the acquirer is. But relations with Michigan regulators are solid. Buy CMS Energy up to $22.
NiSource (NI) and Williams Companies (WMB) saw their market appeal as pipelines soared this autumn and sector mergers heated up. Both stocks, however, still trade at discounts to likely offers.
Canadian energy giant Enbridge, for example, allegedly offered $28.50 per share for NiSource earlier this year.
Williams is now a pure play on pipelines and energy infrastructure; last month, for example, it bought a privately held system in the Marcellus Shale for $2.5 billion.
NiSource also runs a regulated Indiana electric utility and gas distribution systems in several states. But its growth is energy midstream, exemplified by its under-construction 90-mile dry and wet gas-gathering system in the Utica play in eastern Ohio.
Even at a market cap of $18 billion, Williams is less than half the size of Enterprise Products Partners LP. FERC policy on pipeline deals is unknown.
But Nisource and Williams look set to prosper with or without deals and are buys up to $20 and $30, respectively.
New Jersey regulators effectively killed an attempt by Public Service Enterprise Group (PEG) to merge with Exelon Corp. in the last decade.
But the former's well-run power plant fleet, newly solid relations with Garden State regulators and a three-year capital program of $6.7 billion remain attractive.
So are its prime geographic location and demonstrated ability to cope with abysmal conditions in the wholesale electricity market.
A serious offer would have to be in the mid- to upper 30s. The dividend is safe, generous at nearly 5% and was raised 3.7% last month. Public Service Enterprise is a buy up to 32.
Low wholesale power prices have been offset by sharply declining fuel costs at Calpine Corp. (CPN) at its gas-fired plants. Calpine is in expansion mode, adding a 485-megawatt project in Louisiana last month.
This is not the Calpine of a decade ago, which wound up in bankruptcy court in 2005. New capacity is pre-sold, and there's no debt maturing before June 2014. A successful offer would have to be in the high 20s.
Calpine may never fetch a bid. But it's growing and is a solid buy on its own merits up to 18.
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Online services are being offered by some phone service providers, but you don't have to worry if your provider doesn't offer this feature. You can always try some online tools and programs to read your messages online as well as your target's texts if this is the case.
In this article we will be talking about:
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- Read Someone Else`s Text Messages Online
- How to Read Deleted Text Messages Online
- Phone Operators to Read Texts Online
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Reading messages online is a great alternative in times when you have left your phone at home, lost it or damaged it.
Your important messages will never go unread even when your phone is not functioning. During your work day you might have access to your computer but not your phone, what better way to access your important messages than online.
There are a few different apps that you can use depending on what kind of phone you use. An app that works with most phones are MySms.
MySMS makes it easy to send and receive texts on any device your computer, notebook or tablet. It is compatible with Androids, iPhones and other smartphones.
Read Someone Else`s Text Messages Online
Are you worried that a loved one is up to no good? Is your husband or wife been acting differently lately and are being very protective of their phone? Maybe your child is hiding information from you leaving you believe that he is not telling the truth. There are ways to read text messages on another phone.
One way is to use a monitoring software to read your targets messages online. Tracking and monitoring applications have been introduced to cater for this growing need.
Mostly, these applications will work best on smartphones, Android, iPhones and Windows mobile. This is not always the case so if you are not using a smartphone no worries but double check so that the app/software that you want to use is compatible with the phone.
For instance, installing a cell phone spy app can help you read messages via your computer. Both sent and received text messages will be tracked from your target's phone and reflected on your computer screen.
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The good thing with monitoring application is that, you can also view deleted text messages. Therefore, if you are trying to monitor your kids or spouse this will give you the best results. Every sent or received message, even though deleted, can be seen on your online account.
This enables you to access and review the text anytime you go online by logging in to your user account. However, these applications will always require you to subscribe to a monthly fee which is nothing in terms of costs compared to the services they offer.
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Did you lose a text message and now you want it back? Depending on what kind of phone you are using there are software that can help you recover them and get them back. If you are a smartphone user then the chances of getting your lost messages back are really good. Read our articles depending on what phone your using:
How Does It Really Work? Phone Operators
Well, how does these programs or service providers help you read texts online. The most known mobile provider that provides this service is Verizon. All their clients' messages go through their cellular network; therefore you can check yours by logging in to their website.
However, you have to sign up to get a logging password and username. As simple as that, you go to the menu and click the text messaging icon. Then proceed to the check status and read all the messages you have sent for the last few days. Verizon gives you five day history to review your texts. However if you compare Verizon to a software like MobileSpy, the later give you messages as far back as you want.
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Random House Launches New Digital-Only Imprints →
This is great news for Cloud librarians because it means you are going to have more genre fiction and young adult works to add to your collections. Here's the breakdown of the imprints:
Alibi, a mystery-thriller line; Flirt, a YA/New Adult list; and Hydra, a new digital-only science fiction line; in addition to expanding the reach of the Loveswept digital romance imprint.
Oh, and:
In addition the Loveswept imprint, relaunched as a digital-only line in 2011, will expand its list to include works in popular mystery/thriller, new adult and science-fiction/fantasy genres. First titles will be released in early 2013 and will feature original works.