A: Alexander Graham Bell lived much of his life in the town of  Brantford, Ontario. The educator and primary inventor of the telephone settled there with his family in 1870.
Control joints can be bridged and moved to a grout joint, although it's better to try and lay the tile out to the joint if possible. It's expansion joints that must be honored thru the tile. __________________. Whether you think you can, or you think you can't, you're probably right..
Yes, you can lay engineered-wood or laminate flooring over tile if the tile is in decent shape. Loose, cracked tiles will cause your install to fail. Also, you will gain floor height, which can cause issues with doors and appliances. You will need to use prefinished engineered hardwood or laminate flooring if it is going over tile. The floor will be glued or floated, depending on the manufacturer.