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Going all in is the American way, even to the point of overdoing things that are not good for us. We've witnessed healthy lifestyles take unhealthy turns in cases of obsessive working out, steroid use and yo-yo dieting. The latest example is a new form of eating disorders called orthorexia.
Orthorexia differs from other forms of disorders in that the obsessive focus is not on how much or how little one consumes, but the perceived virtue of the food itself. As Heather Hansman from Fast Company reports, "Nutritionists and psychologists say that they're seeing it more often, especially in the face of restrictive food trends, like gluten-free, and growing information about where food comes from, how it's grown and processed." Although a gluten-free diet is required for those with celiac disease and gluten allergies, the obsessive exclusion of certain foods based on diet trends will lead us to hear about "orthorexia" more often.
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Green and leafy and a nutritional powerhouse, Popeye knew what he was talking about! This noted muscle builder is a rich source of plant-based omega-3s and folate, which help reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, and osteoporosis.
Various cultures claim yogurt as their own creation, but the 2,000-year-old food's health benefits are undisputed: Fermentation generates hundreds of millions of probiotic organisms that serve as beneficial bacteria in your body.
There are two things you need to know about tomatoes: Red are the best, because they're packed with more of the antioxidant lycopene. And, processed tomatoes are just as potent as fresh ones, because it's easier for the body to absorb the lycopene. Studies show that a diet rich in lycopene can decrease your risk of bladder, lung, prostate, skin, and stomach cancers, as well as reduce the risk of coronary artery disease.
Most red, yellow, or orange vegetables and fruits are spiked with carotenoids - fat-soluble compounds that are associated with a reduction in a wide range of cancers, as well as reduced risk and severity of inflammatory conditions such as asthma and rheumatoid arthritis - but none are as easy to prepare, or as low caloric, as carrots.
Packed with more antioxidants than any other North American fruit, blueberries can help prevent cancer, diabetes, and age-related memory changes (hence the nickname "brain berry"). Studies show that blueberries, which are rich in fiber and vitamins A and C, also boost cardiovascular health.
All beans are good for your heart, but none can boost your brainpower like black beans. They are full of anthocyanins, antioxidant compounds that have been shown to improve brain function.
Richer in heart-healthy omega-3s than salmon, loaded with more anti-inflammatory polyphenols than red wine, and packing half as much muscle-building protein as chicken.
The king of all health foods, oats garnered the FDA's first seal of approval. They are packed with soluble fiber, which lowers the risk of heart disease. Oats are loaded with carbs, but the release of those sugars is slowed by the fiber. And, because oats also have 10 grams of protein per 1/2-cup serving, they deliver steady, muscle-friendly energy.
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Researchers have found that in addition to healthy eating, nutrient-based prescriptions also have the potential to assist in the management of mental disorders. For example, studies show that a variety of nutrients have a clear link to brain health, including omega-3s, B vitamins (particularly folate and B12), choline, iron, zinc, magnesium, S-adenosyl methionine (SAMe), vitamin D, and amino acids.
The factors of mental health are complex but compelling evidence is emerging that shows nutrition as a key component in strong mental health. "Recent studies suggest that nutrition is as important to psychiatry as it is to cardiology, endocrinology, and gastroenterology," said lead author Jerome Sarris, Ph.D., from the University of Melbourne, a member of the International Society for Nutritional Psychiatry Research (ISNPR). "In the last few years, significant links have been established between nutritional quality and mental health. Scientifically rigorous studies have made important contributions to our understanding of the role of nutrition in mental health," he said.
Evelyn joined the PLF family in February 2012. Since then, she has lost 100+ lbs. Her journey started at 368lbs. She had gastric bypass surgery and after initial success, much of the weight returned. She knew that proper nutrition and exercise would be key factors to contribute to her weight loss journey. Evelyn was introduced to Adam Craft, head trainer, and soon began a strict workout and diet regimen. "Adam never gave up on me. He encourages me through my workouts, never letting me give up and at times has more faith in my abilities than I do." Evelyn is now 170lbs and has completed her first 5K at 57 years old! Congrats Evelyn!
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SHAKOPEE, Minn. — Sept. 26, 2012 — Remote Technologies Incorporated (RTI) announced that in the wake of its highly successful showing at CEDIA EXPO 2012, the company hosted the RTI Global Partner Summit 2012 in its hometown of Shakopee, Minn. A part of the company's 20th anniversary celebrations, the Summit was held from Sept. 9 to 11, and included attendees from 14 different countries and six different continents.
"The RTI Global Partner Summit was an amazing event. It was a great pleasure to welcome our International partners from all over the globe to our beautiful city," said Pete Baker, vice president of sales and marketing for RTI. "The response from the event was sensational — everyone had a blast and took away invaluable benefits from the visit. We can't wait for the next one. With attendees from as far away as Russia, Southeast Asia, and Australia, this was a fantastic way to celebrate 20 successful years."
RTI products are now available from authorized representatives in more than 100 different countries. The Global Partner Summit 2012 included some of the company's most valued international partners, who attended seminars covering a broad range of subjects — including RTI products, programming, sales strategies, and more — from a variety of presenters. The seminars were combined with fun-filled, mid-western-style evenings to welcome RTI's guests to the Twin Cities.
"After a week in Indianapolis I was eager to get home, but my stop at RTI was well worth it," said Barry Wosk, president of Sound Developments Ltd. "In addition to the formal sessions that provided insight as to where the company is headed and direct access to key personnel, the unscripted time with my peers from around the world proved invaluable. Thank you RTI for a first-class experience!"
"The summit was a brilliant idea by RTI, and provided attendees with the truly invaluable experience of seeing the inner workings of the company," said Gregory Revell, CEO of Mojoworx Asia. "Being able to finally put faces to email addresses will help us all going forward, and I'm sure I can speak on behalf of all my colleagues about the excellent hospitality offered by RTI. We are all extremely proud to partner with the company and to offer its cutting-edge solutions in our respective markets."
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Remote Technologies Incorporated (RTI) is a leading control systems manufacturer offering innovative, sophisticated, and user-friendly devices for professionally installed electronic systems. The company's wide array of award-winning handheld and in-wall universal controllers, central processors, audio distribution systems, and accessories are marketed exclusively through a worldwide network of professional integrators. For complete control and monitoring over electronic systems from virtually anywhere in the world, the power of RTI is available on iPhone(R), iPod touch(R), iPad(R), and Android" devices through the company's RTiPanel application, just as the award-winning RTI Virtual Panel program offers access and control via any PC running Microsoft(R) Windows(R). All RTI solutions are programmed through the company's world-renowned Integration Designer(R) software, easily allowing dealers to provide a completely customizable user interface for intuitive command over the entire electronics system.
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White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs and American Urban Radio's White House Correspondent April Ryan have long had a contentious relationship. An exchange they had yesterday has started to garner some attention, including on Thursday's "Daily Show with John Stewart."
Ryan had a heated back-and-forth with Gibbs over whether White House Social Secretary Desiree Rogers overstepped her bounds in the "Gate-Crash-gate" incident and was pressing Gibbs on the subject through repeated questions.
"Some might have called her the belle of the ball, overshadowing the first lady," Ryan said.
Gibbs said he hadn't heard that criticism before.
Ryan continued in her questioning, asking whether Rogers had invited herself to the first state dinner.
Gibbs shrugged it off, then told Ryan to calm down and take a deep breath.
"This happens with my son. He does the same thing," Gibbs said, referring to his young child. It drew ooohs from the press corps.
"Don't play with me," Ryan said.
Some are alleging sexism because Gibbs told a female reporter to calm down.
"There have been heated exchanges in the White House briefing room before but I have never seen Gibbsy talk down to one of the members of the WH Press Corps in that manner," wrote blogger Emokidsloveme. "He treated her as if she were a petulant child and hasn't been called to the carpet on his behavior."
In an interview, Ryan declined to comment on the characterization of Gibbs' comments as sexist.
Ryan recalled the words of former Clinton White House Press Secretary Mike McCurry, who described the relationship between the White House press office and press corps as a "friendly, adversarial relationship."
Ryan said her heated back-and-forth with Gibbs is as an example of that process at work.
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Gibbs declined to comment on Thursday's exchange.
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Lydia Davis, winner of the 2013 Man Booker International Prize, has been called "one of the quiet giants . . . of American fiction" by the Los Angeles Times Book Review, "an American virtuoso of the short story form" by Salon, and "one of the best writers in America" by O Magazine.
She is renowned in literary circles for perfecting the craft of the "extremely short short story," and is beginning to enjoy a much wider readership. Novelist Dave Eggers has said that Davis's work, "blows the roof off of so many of our assumptions about what constitutes short fiction."
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The ArtsWalk Literary Arts Festival takes place at the Hudson Opera House in Hudson this weekend. Lydia Davis will be reading with writer James Lasdun from 3:30 to 5 PM tomorrow.
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Michael Connelly started his career as a newspaper reporter, eventually working as a police and crime reporter for The Los Angeles Times. While there, he covered the 1992 riots – a time and place to which he returns in the book, The Black Box, which stars LAPD detective, Harry Bosch.
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Ann M. Martin is the author of the iconic and beloved The Baby-Sitters Club series which has sold over 176 million copies and inspired a generation of young readers. Her acclaimed novels include Belle Teal, the Newbery Honor book A Corner of the Universe, Here Today, A Dog's Life, and On Christmas Eve.
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Wild was chosen by Oprah Winfrey as her first selection for Oprah's Book Club 2.0. It tells Cheryl's story of hitting the Pacific Crest Trail at age 22, following the death of her mother.
This coming Saturday, April 27th from 10am to 4pm the Albany Academies present the 5th Annual Albany Children's Book Festival.
This year through a partnership with 15Love and the Denise McCoy Legacy Award they will honor two renowned children's authors: Caldecott winner Jerry Pinkney and humorist Tommy Greenwald. Jerry Pinkney will receive the Schimmer Lifetime Achievement Award and Tommy Greenwald will receive the Denise McCoy Legacy Award. They are also partnering with the R Michelson Gallery in Northampton, MA. Richard Michelson will be bringing several pieces of original artwork that will be on display throughout the festival.
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Erling Nielsen (2 January 1935 - 15 September 1996) was a Danish footballer.
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AVS Underwriting, LLC provides mortality profiles; life expectancy evaluations services to brokers and funding companies. The company offers insurance underwriting services. AVS Underwriting, LLC was founded in 1994 and is based in Kennesaw, Georgia.
175 Town Park Drive
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Kennesaw, GA 30144-5801
United States
Founded in 1994
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These Long Island businesses are offering new programs and services for kids and families in the Suffolk County area.
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The Informed Parent is a new business that seeks to support and educate the parents of special needs kids through seminars conducted by Jennifer Viscusi, who has been in special education for 14 years and creates special binders for parents that help them fight for their kids in the education system.
Viscusi was inspired to start the company when her son was diagnosed with a severe speech disorder. "At that first meeting, I couldn't hear anything - I just didn't understand what was going on," says Viscusi, "I was the parent for the first time, on the other side of the situation." As a teacher for special needs kids, first in California, then here in New York, she always kept detailed binders for her students; she still has 78 of them. Viscusi ripped up the paper work for her son then created a binder for him as a way to make sense of the situation. Then she started to understand how little other parents with special needs kids were prepared to deal with the scary situations they were up against, and decided to create binders for them too. In those materials, which are provided at each seminar, parents get a break down the IEP or education plan for the special needs students, lists of the common mistakes that parents make, a statement of rights for parents of special needs kids, questions you should ask the teacher, and much more.
The seminars will be held October 26 and November 30 at Cold Springs Harbor Library at 95 Harbor Road. The cost is $129 for a three- to five-hour session, which includes a binder that Viscusi will send updates for in the coming school years.
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"I hope that parents will come to the first date, learn the lingo and get familiar, then bring their kids back for the second date," says Heather Simonson, who will be conducting the programs and is a licensed social worker, licensed sexual therapist and a yoga teacher. She says she tries to incorporate all three of those aspects of her unique background into her therapy and education sessions, including using yoga when it makes sense and her customers are open to it. Conveniently, Always-At-Aum yoga studio is just next-door and available for her to use in her practice.
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As the new political group No Labels convened in Manhattan, a judge was issuing a decision that illustrated why the group's premise is preposterous and its pretense is cloying. The premise, obscured by gaseous rhetoric, is that political heat is inherently disproportionate. The complacent pretense is that it is virtuous to transcend the vice of partisanship.
No Labels purports to represent a supposedly disaffected middle of the ideological spectrum. Some No Labels enthusiasts speak of eliminating "political retribution," presumably meaning voters defeating candidates with whose positions they disagree. No Labels promises to police the political speech of the intemperate.
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Eventually, the Supreme Court's opinion about Obamacare will be dispositive. Meanwhile, consider Hudson's judgment ---- that liberty and the crux of the Constitution are at issue ---- when examining the pieties of No Labels, which says its purpose is:
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Sony has revealed that it aims to sell at least 5 million PlayStation 4 consoles before the end of its 2013 fiscal year, which closes at the end of March 2014.
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"Our plan is to sell 5 million PS4s by the end of 2013," House said. President of Worldwide Studios Shuhei Yoshida clarified on Twitter that the figure will include sales until the end of March next year.
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Should I save $$ by replacing floor myself?
I just got a quote for $8,000 to put 900 s.f. of Mannington Adura Luxury Tile in my house, which includes the tile, installation, removal of 700 s.f. of carpet, 2 layers of 150 s.f. vinyl floorcovering (no asbestos), and a 50 s.f. area of ceramic tile.
My brother says that's a ridiculous price for something so simple to do myself since I don't have extra money to throw away.
Bro says to install real ceramic tile myself, and forget about the Adura.
Note: He lives 1,500 miles away and won't be around to help me if I get in a jam.
I have never done any DIY work before. Bro says to get a video from the library and "any idiot can do it".
Is this true or am I likely to be making a big mistake installing the tile myself?
Thanks for your advice!
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Tiling is do-able yourself. Definitely you should check out the John Bridge Tile forum, often recommended over on the bathrooms forum. It has the best advice about DIY tile and is a site devoted to just that. Below is a link :)
Here is a link that might be useful: http://johnbridge.com/vbulletin/index.php
It's doable, but, it's a pretty big job. Since you have no DIY experience, I can think of a variety of ways you could innocently screw it up, and not realize until afterwards. Like many projects, preparation of the surface is the most important thing. After you remove all of the old materials, would you be a good judge of whether the floor was in adequate shape to handle tiles? How would you level it if it was at different heights or had high/low spots? Would you know how to firmly affix the right kind of underlayment? Are you meticulous enough to make precise cuts in the tile, and would you have any problems learning how to use a tile-cutting saw? Could you judge whether you were putting down adhesive or thin set mortar in the right amount? How would you handle removing molding, and reinstalling it after the tile is in?
Believe it or not, I'm not trying to discourage you. I applaud anyone who does stuff like this. I just am nervous that someone with a screen name of "Clueless" would tackle this as his first DIY project. If you have a friend who is handy, it would probably be good to get a little help. This ain't rocket science, but it does require attention to detail and some intuition about whether things are going well. You can definitely save big bucks on this, but you can also screw it up and not find out until months later when the tiles started coming loose. I do think it's a good idea to read a book on this. Sunset, Ortho, and Taunton all put out great paperback books on this subject: they're clear and have many illustrations that can walk you through it, acquaint you with all the steps, and increase your confidence (or help you determine that it's too much for you). You can often find these books at Home Depot-type stores as well as regular bookstores. Or, just do a Google search or Amazon search.
Good Luck.
Really good advice in the two before this.
Read one---or two---of the books as recommended. That will give you an idea of how difficult the job will be. You can rent a wet saw----or buy one of the $100 models at HD/Lowe's for the job.
Adding support flooring is a good idea---but that can often raise the new floor above the adjoining floors. There are ways to transition that situation, but it is a really good idea to know what is needed before starting the job.
Planning is as important than doing it.
This is definitely doable, but honestly speaking, for the work you entailed, it's actually a VERY good price. I have a feeling once you get started taking up the vinyl, you'll be agreeing with me. :-) There'll be alot of "sweat equity" in that floor. :-)
I agree with all the above. Bro is far away and it is easy to offer advice from that distance. The price sounds fair to me and 900 sq ft is a LOT of tile. So is 8 grand but that is pretty cheap if you have to do it over. Estimate the time for all the demo, purchasing tools & material, trash removal,, clean up, prep time, including installation of proper base and then tile, and don't forget reading up on "how to". Now double that time just to make sure. Suppose you get into it and decide you no longer have time or the desire, and Bro can't come to help out, then what? It is probably going to cost more than 8 grand now to get someone to finish the job. Wow, see it gets cheaper as you go. If it were a small area you might try it, but 900 sq. ft., you will have a full time job for a long time. Just my thoughts. Good luck with your decision.
I took the tile class at Home Depot before trying my first tile project. It came out alright, but there is a slight learning curve to it. The floor prep is definitely the most labor intensive part. Backboard is not easy stuff to work with. It kind of comes down to how much work you want to take on versus paying someone else to do it. $8000 does seem extremely high. Maybe someone will come in with a better price.
Way to big a job for a beginner. Go get yourself a part time job delivering pizzas or newspaper or something and once the 8k is saved up pay someone to do it, go with your strengths everyone is not cut out for tilework your crib will be a distater area for weeks or longer if you attempt this project and results will probably not be pleasing to you since you will know every mistake that was made and it will look awful to you, where if someone else did it the flaws will be hardly noticeable and easily overlooked. If you have the cash avaliable just have it done, why punish yourself? Next time you talk to bro tell him that money is not as important to you as your free time and happiness, besides you cannot take it with you right? I would think that anyone considering spending 8k on a floor has plenty of disposable income anyway right? I have a neighbor that is starting a interior painting project it is about a 2000 sg ft home the painting company bid $6,500.00 she said it was a good deal and I am sure it is to her since she has money flowing out her ears I told her that sounded excellent to me, they start tommorrow.
My brother is a high-end builder, and he thinks it's nuts for me to pay anyone to lay flooring in my house. He laid floors in his own house way back when he was a single firefighter, so he doesn't realize how much 4 kids and a large dog can interfere with my work.
After reading all this, I think I'd better get some quotes from other installers. The area to be covered is our entire downstairs, except for the bathroom and play room. The floor has to be installed quickly so so we can use it.
We are not made of money. That's why I wanted to know how hard it would be to do it myself. I think I could do it if I had a place to stash the kids and dog for awhile, but I don't.
I'm going to call around for some quotes tomorrow from installers. It may be cheaper to pay an independent installer and buy the flooring from ifloors.com or fastfloors.com, if I go back to my original plan to install Mannington Adura Tile (which is what I got the quote for).
I appreciate all of your advice. I'll take it when I get around to retiling our bathrooms. At least we have 2 of those so having a tiny bathroom out of commission won't impact our family for very long.
Thank you!
Clueless (chose the nick for a good reason!)
DO YOURSELVES A FAVOR-- DO NOT TAKE THE CLASSES AT LOWES AND HD FOR TILE!!!!! I've sat in on those classes, and offered my cards afterward with John Bridge's and floorstransformed's websites written on the back so they could get the CORRECT information!! Those classes are so full of misinformation it's almost criminal!!
Lowes and HD are great if you know what you want for materials. But if you're looking for imfo, they're the LAST place you want to go.
Get at least three total quotes, them compare and see where $8K falls.
Never having done tile myself, I can't say how hard it is, but 900 s. f. is a big job to do as your first DIY project. You would REALLY notice if at the end you had an unintentional zigzag pattern. There are other things like ensuring the sub-floor is perfectly level (not as big an issue with carpet), I believe if it isn't it can cause the tiles to crack (someone can check me on that). You might have to put down new plywood underlayment or use leveling compound to fix it if there are issues.
Some other ideas is perhaps you could tackle the demo yourself and leave the install for a pro. Or you could hire a handyman to work with you on the project. You could save some $$ and still have DIY satisfaction in the project.
Considering that the $8,000 quote includes the new materials, removal of the old materials, and all the labor, that's a tough price to beat! The math works out to about $8.89 per square foot. It's not too hard to spend that much on new flooring materials alone.
Laying flooring is certainly not all that complicated - but it is pretty difficult work. Consider carefully all the wear and tear on your wrists, ankles, knees, and back before you decide to DIY this job. Plus, do you have the necessary specialized tools that will make the job come out the way you want it to? Stuff like trowels, buckets, tile nippers, rub stones, and a wet saw all cost money - and you will probably use them only once.
I have done plenty of DIY flooring in both hardwood and ceramic tile. I would likely hire out the next one - it just takes too much time and effort as a homeowner working on the project nights and weekends. I am both cheap and stuborn, but a man must know his limitations... ;^)
Good luck,
You're too funny--talking about getting info from HD or Loews...has anyone ever found someone to ASK for info? All I ever get is, "I'll try to find someone from that dept for you" and I think that person shows up when I finally leave.
Clueless: Dh and I are redoing the laundry room floor. We started the holiday weekend. We may have it done in another week or so. It's 6x9 and all we're doing is replacing rotting underlayment and replacing it and putting on sheet vinyl. If we had kids and a dog??? We'd be nuts by now. We're reasonably handy but as DH says, not as agile as we used to be (he turns 50 next week, I'll be 46).
You're too funny--talking about getting info from HD or Loews...has anyone ever found someone to ASK for info? All I ever get is, "I'll try to find someone from that dept for you" and I think that person shows up when I finally leave.
Clueless: Dh and I are redoing the laundry room floor. We started the holiday weekend. We may have it done in another week or so. It's 6x9 and all we're doing is replacing rotting underlayment and replacing it and putting on sheet vinyl. If we had kids and a dog??? We'd be nuts by now. We're reasonably handy but as DH says, not as agile as we used to be (he turns 50 next week, I'll be 46).
Believe me, Robyn-- you're one of the lucky ones. I helped my brother in law do his kitchen, dining room, and front entry, over the phone. Seriously!! I spent about 2 1/2 hours on the phone with him (I'm in Maine, and he's in Utah), with him on speaker phone, laying it all out with him, and then giving him a shopping list of what to pick up for setting materials and grout. I then sent him on his way. Six months later, I get a phone call, thanking me for helping him, but that something must've gone wrong, because he has two cracked tiles, and the grout is beginning to crack out all over the floor. SO I went through everything with him. I asked him to double check the joisting while I was on the phone. We plugged the values into John Bridge's "deflectolator", and he came up fine with room to spare. I then asked him about the subfloor. THAT should've been fine. I then asked him about the thinset. I'd been very specific about the thinset he should use, being that this tile was being bonded directly to plywood (something I don't recommend to anyone not familiar with the method, but one that I'm VERY comfortable with). He told me that he didn't remember the name of what he used, but he still had some left down in the basement, that he'd go down and read the name off the side of the PAIL!! Some moron ass/ociate, when he went to Home Depot, told him he didn't need to be spending 35.00 a unit for thinset and additive, that he could use premixed thinset for alot less money-- that it was the newest and greatest thing-- that ALL the good pros are using it!! I told him stop right there. That's your problem!! SIX MONTHS AFTER INSTALLATION, THAT CRAP WAS STILL SOFT!! And this is only one horror story I've seen as a result of people getting info there. The problem is that HD and Lowes have such a high turnover rate that it isn't worth it to them to train these people, and the only training they get is what the sales reps from the manufacturers tell them. Most of them, their prior job entailed asking if you wanted your order supersized!! I DO have to say, though, not ALL of them are like that. There are a few who take their position seriously. One of them gives out accurate advice in one of the other forums I go into, as well as John Bridge's site. But by and large, most of them have no idea what they're talking about. They have just enough knowledge to be dangerous and sound like they know what they're talking about, even though they don't have a clue.
I have a neigbhor next to me who started a DIY tiling job - a little less then yours (maybe 500 sq ft). My neigbhor needed surgery on the arm after all the hard labor. Keep that in mind. Also that will be alot of weekends gone - time not spent with your family, etc. It's alot of work and you need to keep the health risks in mind here.
I have a neigbhor next to me who started a DIY tiling job - a little less then yours (maybe 500 sq ft). My neigbhor needed surgery on the arm after all the hard labor. Keep that in mind. Also that will be alot of weekends gone - time not spent with your family, etc. It's alot of work and you need to keep the health risks in mind here.
Glad to see it's not just me repeating myself
Bill: yeah, I'm a little worried that HD sells some other brand of adhesive and we're putting in an Armstrong vinyl floor. I felt better about getting it at Lowes but they didn't have the style floor I liked.
Buy from a reputable flooring retailer who has been in business for at least five years and you will likely not have the problems you find when purchasing these items at the big boxes. And, the flooring store may actually have people working there who know what they're talking about.
Hi, I just wanted to add one thing to help save money that I hadn't seen-do the demolition yourself!
Leave the skilled labor stuff to the professionals, but get it ready for them-you'll save some money, and there's very little skill involved in pulling up the old flooring.
We redid the second floor of our last house, and my job was to pull up 1000 sq feet of gross old stained carpet and pad. It took me about 3 days, but I did it all my girly skinny self.
My husband the engineer then carefully and beautifully added an additional subfloor (note to self: rent nail gun next time) and a beautiful laminate (note to self: hate how laminate feels, next time hardwood).
If he had had to do the demo and I had to do the install, it would have been a disaster, but my skills definitely run towards destruction and his toward creation, so it worked well.
Our new house has a one car garage that needs to come down, so for Valentine's day I asked for a reciprocating saw! He says he's going to make me stick with a sledgehammer; it's safer...
I'd love to see an answer to the original question of the difficulty/ease of installing Mannington Adura products. They are vinyl, not tile, and are actually beautiful!!
I'm a fairly accomplished diy-er, and I too want to find out details about the installation of Mannington Adura Country Oak Planks (they are a glue-down product). My dh and I are building a house and are doing most of the floors ourselves. What's involved in doing that, and is it withing the reach of a semi-skilled DIYer? :o)
Can't tell you much about the Adura product, but I can tell you that doing the floors yourself is something that can be done...if you are in reasonably good health, you can read and follow all installation instructions to the letter and you take the necessary time to do the job right from the start.
Having access to all the tools to do floor work also helps!
We built a new house and were sold on the Mannington Adura luxury plank floor as being one of the best on the market. It is supposedly treated with scratch resist technology. We moved into the house in September, 2006. It's just my husband and me and we are very, very particular about the care of the house. Unfortunately, we have found that the Mannington Adura floor scratches more easily than anything we have ever seen. We thought we protected the floor against everything by putting sliders on all furniture legs, always taking shoes off at the door, etc. But the floor still is already very scratched up in the dining area. Considering that we rarely use the dining table and the house is only 5 months old, we are extremely disgusted with the Mannington Adura product and do not have one good thing to say about it's durability
My brother and I isntalled tile in my house as a DIY project, 3 bathrooms, a lobby and a kitchen all together about 1200 sq feet of tile. You can do it yourself if you are really careful about details, its also very strenous work, back, arms, legs, neck, wrists will all be in pain for at least a week heh. I'm really proud of the work though so it made the effort all worth it. Saved A LOT of money as well, the estimate for the kitchen alone for me was in the mid 4k's and we did the entire kitchen ourselves for about 800 and that included everything, materials and all. We had hardwood subflooring and we just put down mortar on it and screwed down hardibacker on top of it and then put more mortar on top of that stuck the tiles in and then grouted. The floor is now over two years old and still in mint condition. It can be done with some elbow grease, patience, and dedication. If you have an eye for quality then you will be more than happy with the results, we had a plumber guy show up and tell us the flooring looked professionally installed. :)
Also make sure you buy the right mortar, we just bought the strongest one Lowes had, it was flexforce something thinset. You just mix it with water.
Good luck.
My contractor charges $7/sq foot to lay tile, more for hexagonal small tile. He uses xactimate -- some kind of project estimating software. Now, if you take that number into consideration, you are getting the materials and demo for $1.89/sq foot. That's a bargain! Bill, you don't have to give exact numbers, but what is the range in price you charge to lay tile, may I ask?
I do all my own tile work, my husband and I laid 1200 sq ft of full thickness hardwood together. IMO tile is easier than hardwood, but both are fine for DIY projects. Just read up on it, take your time and remember its the prep and the layout that are critical to achieving a good result. Laying vinyl tile is very easy, I can't see a reason to pay anyone to do it.
I am in Bay Area. I have about 100 square feet of area in my laundary needs to be tiled. The quotes I have received from various tile subs are from $2500 to $3000 not including materail. No fancy pattern. My husband is doing the trim work around the windows, so he doesn't have the time to do tile work. I wish I could do it, but don't know how. I am still looking to find more reasonable quotes, but not sure if it is possible. I have gotten six quotes so far.


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