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Another financial year has ended, and that means it's tax return time. It's also a great opportunity to look back over the year and see how my business has done. I'm a total nerd, and that means I have a monster spreadsheet that tracks every aspect of my business, and that means I can give you some cold, hard stats about Human Voices in 2017–18. So here they are!
To compare, you can find 2015-16's stats here.
In the financial year 2017-18:
- I worked on 2,381,436 words. Of course, that's just the total word count of all the jobs, so I actually read much more than that because I usually read everything at least twice. Phew!
- I worked on 24 complete books (including novels, textbooks and memoirs), 25 essays and 4 magazine issues, and I wrote 57 blog posts.
- I wrote more than 42,000 words. That includes blog posts, blurbs for novels, interview questions, website copy and magazine articles.
- On average, I spent the most time on the first pass through a document. For smaller jobs, that initial read was where most of the work happened, but for larger jobs I spent even longer on the second pass.
- 72% of my clients returned to me for more work.
I'm pretty pleased with those numbers, but of course I'd like to do even better this financial year. If you'd like to work with me in 2018–19, please do get in touch. Whether you need proofreading, editing or copywriting, I'd be happy to help!


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The Irish Manuscripts Commission. Welcome Welcome to the web site of the Irish Manuscripts Commission.
For information About the work of the Commission, our Mission Statement and Customer Charter etc, select from the items in the banner above this page. To download a copy of our annual report see here For information about appointments to the Board of the Irish Manuscripts Commission see here IMC Publications Details on IMC titles available for purchase are contained on this website. Recent Publications Listed below are titles published in the last two years. Select the title of a publication for details about the contents of the book or to purchase a copy T. John Bergin & Andrew Lyall David Heffernan Brian Hughes Mark Empey Colm Lennon Steven Ellis & James Murray James Kelly. BBC Radio 4 - Thinking Allowed, Terrorism: does it work? - The 'Hotline' CFP: Material and Visual Cultures of Commemoration in Ireland from c.1800. Call for Papers International conference 'Object Matters: Making Memory: material and visual culture of commemoration in Ireland c.1800 - 2016' 13-15 October 2016 National Gallery of Ireland, Merrion Square, Dublin 2 Funded by the Irish Research Council 'New Foundations' Scheme Deadline for proposals 12 July, 2016 Proposals of c.300 words accompanied by a short CV are invited for 20-minute papers related to the material and visual culture of commemoration in Ireland from c.1800 to the present day.
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Academic Journals. Irish History in Film. Irish Political Cartoon Gallery. Whether or it be in the English press or here at home in "respected" American publications, throughout much of the 19th century and even into the 20th century, the Irish have been stereotyped much like other races of people.
The topics range from perceived problems associated with Immigration, Labor, Catholicism and the Vote. Gladstone: Irish Home Rule. Home Rule—The Elections of 1885 & 1886. William Ewart Gladstone (1809-98), became British prime minister in 1868, and remained in office until 1874.
"My mission is to pacify Ireland", he immediately affirmed. The fear of Fenian violence, especially in England, as well as the growing awareness of the strength of nationalist feeling, compelled Gladstone to tackle the 'Irish Question'. He also had a sincere desire to bring peace to Ireland. Among his first measures was the Disestablishment of the Church of Ireland, a recognition that it was inappropriate to have a formal link between the state and a denomination supported by a minority of the Irish people. His Irish University Bill failed to pass both Houses of Parliament. 1. 19 May 1870. 2. 'Home Rule' is the name of the movement that aimed to get internal government for Ireland within the British Empire. The nationalist organisation, the National League, was formed in October 1882 as a replacement for the suppressed Land League. 3. 4. 5. 6.
The Irish Story. Timeline of Irish history. This is a timeline of Irish history, comprising important legal and territorial changes and political events in Ireland.
To read about the background to these events, see History of Ireland. See also the list of Lords and Kings of Ireland and Irish heads of state and the list of years in Ireland. Mesolithic and neolithic periods[edit] Bronze and Iron ages[edit] 1st century[edit] 2nd century[edit] 3rd century[edit] 4th century[edit] 5th century[edit] 6th century[edit] Ireland 1845 to 1922. Irish History Online Bibliography. Irish History Timeline.
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Environmental Science for AP®
(3rd Edition)
WH Freeman
Ebook - 9781319371463
31 August 2020
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In the second edition of this textbook each chapter is broken into short, manageable modules to help students learn at an ideal pace. The Math boxes review quantitative skills, offering you a chance to practice the maths you need to know to succeed. Module AP® Review questions, Unit AP® Practice Exams, and a full length cumulative AP® Practice test offer unparalleled, integrated support to prepare you for the real AP® Environmental Science exam. Written specifically for the AP® Environmental Science course, this text is designed to help you realise success on the AP® Environmental Science Exam and in your course by providing the built-in support you want and need. Environmental Science for AP*is available with LaunchPad. LaunchPad combines an interactive ebook with high-quality multimedia content and ready-made assessment options, including LearningCurve adaptive quizzing. See 'Instructor Resources' and 'Student Resources' for further information.Show Less
Working Toward Sustainability sections show how individuals in the U.S. and around the world are using science to create a more sustainable world. Now also with critical thinking questions.
Science Applied sections explore an important environmental issue and offer students an opportunity to see science in action
More AP Exam Support -Â Including End of Module AP® Review Questions, Eight Unit AP* Practice Exams and Full End of Year AP* Practice ExamÂ
Chapter 2 Environmental Systems
Unit 1 AP® Practice Exam.- Science Applied 1 What Happened to the Missing Salt?.- Unit 2 The Living World Chapter 3 Ecosystem Ecology
Chapter 4 Global Climates and Biomes
Chapter 5 Evolution of Biodiversity
Unit 2 AP® Practice Exam.- Science Applied 2 How Should We Prioritize the Protection of Species Diversity?.- Unit 3 Biological and Human Populations Chapter 6 Population and Community Ecology
Chapter 7 The Human Population
Unit 3 AP® Practice Exam.- Science Applied 3 How Can We Manage Overabundant Animal Populations?.- Unit 4 Earth Systems and Resources Chapter 8 Earth Systems
Chapter 9 Water Resources
Unit 4 AP® Practice Exam.- Science Applied 4 Is There a Way to Resolve the California Water Wars?.- Unit 5 Land Use Chapter 10 Land, Public and Private
Chapter 11 Feeding the World
Unit 5 AP® Practice Exam.- Science Applied 5 How Do We Define Organic Food?.- Unit 6 Energy Resources and Consumption Chapter 12 Nonrenewable Energy Sources
Chapter 13 Achieving Energy Sustainability
Unit 6 AP® Practice Exam.- Science Applied 6 Should Corn Become Fuel?.- Unit 7 Pollution Chapter 14 Water Pollution
Chapter 15 Air Pollution and Stratospheric Ozone Depletion
Chapter 16 Waste Generation and Waste Disposal
Chapter 17 Human Health and Environmental Risks
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Chapter 19 Global Change
Chapter 20 Sustainability, Economics, and Equity
Unit 8 AP® Practice Exam.- Science Applied 8 Can We Solve the Carbon Crisis Using Cap-and-Trade?
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The analyzer found a code fragment that most probably has a logic error. The program text has an expression that contains the ternary operator '?:' and might be calculated in a different way than the programmer expects.
The '?:' operator has a lower priority than operators ||, &&, |, ^, &, !=, ==, >=, <=, >, <, >>, <<, -, +, %, /, *. One might forget about it and write an incorrect code like the following one:
bool bAdd = ...;
size_t rightLen = ...;
size_t newTypeLen = rightLen + bAdd ? 1 : 0;
Having forgotten that the '+' operator has a higher priority than the '?:' operator, the programmer expects that the code is equivalent to "rightLen + (bAdd ? 1 : 0)". But actually the code is equivalent to the expression "(rightLen + bAdd) ? 1 : 0".
The analyzer diagnoses the probable error by checking:
1) If there is a variable or subexpression of the bool type to the left of the '?:' operator.
2) If this subexpression is compared to / added to / multiplied by... the variable whose type is other than bool.
If these conditions hold, it is highly probable that there is an error in this code and the analyzer will generate the warning message we are discussing.
Here are some other examples of incorrect code:
bool b;
int x, y, z, h;
x = y < b ? z : h;
x = y + (z != h) ? 1 : 2;
The programmer most likely wanted to have the following correct code:
bool b;
int x, y, z, h;
x = y < (b ? z : h);
x = y + ((z != h) ? 1 : 2);
If there is a type other than bool to the left of the '?:' operator, the analyzer thinks that the code is written in the C style (where there is no bool) or that it is written using class objects and therefore the analyzer cannot find out if this code is dangerous or not.
Here is an example of correct code in the C style that the analyzer considers correct too:
int conditions1;
int conditions2;
int conditions3;
char x = conditions1 + conditions2 + conditions3 ? 'a' : 'b';
According to Common Weakness Enumeration, potential errors found by using this diagnostic are classified as CWE-783.
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Types of Red Berry Trees
Green leaves are commonplace on most trees, but red berries among the leafy foliage provide a unexpected burst of welcome color. Most trees that sport clusters of ruby-colored berries don't offer edible bounties, and many are highly poisonous, but the colorful fruit brightens up the simple greenery of trees. A variety of both leafy, deciduous trees and needle-covered evergreens offer red berries that add colorful highlights to your landscape.
Berry-Bearing Holly
Holly (Ilex spp.) includes hundreds of tree and shrub species known for their waxy, toxic, red berries. With varieties hardy from U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 3 through 9, some are low-growing shrubs or indoor potted plants, but other species grow into impressively tall trees. The English holly tree (Ilex aquifolium), hardy in USDA zones 7 through 9, sports white flowers in the spring that give way the distinctive red berries as cold weather approaches. American holly tree (Ilex opaca), hardy in USDA zones 5 through 9, is distinguished from European hollies by its rounded, rather than spiny, leaves. Plant hollies where berries stay beyond the reach of children and pets.
Red-Berried Yew
Yews (Taxus spp.) are unique conifers because, instead of the customary cones that define other conifers, female yew trees offer red berries. Depending on variety, they may be hardy from USDA zones 4 through 8, and bear small red berries that feature a distinctive hollow center. The soft portion of the berries is sweet tasting and nontoxic, but the berries also contain seeds that are poisonous to humans. Birds safely eat yew berries because their stomachs do not effectively break down the seeds to release the toxic alkaloid within.
Red-Fruited Dogwood
Dogwoods (Cornus spp.) include at least 30 different species of deciduous flowering trees that may be hardy from USDA zones 2 through 9. The woody flowering trees are common fixtures in public parks and gardens because of their showy spring flowers. After the petals have wilted and fall arrives, some varieties of dogwood trees present tight clusters of waxy red berries. Though some dogwood varieties offer edible berries, other varieties produce berries that are toxic to humans and pets. Avoid eating berries of any dogwood, or any other plant, unless you are positive of the precise variety and its safety.
Edible Red Tree Berries
Though many trees feature berries that are toxic to humans, some trees produce berries that can be safely eaten. Wonder trees (Idesia polycarpa), hardy is USDA zones 5 through 9, offer hanging clusters of small red berries that are tart, but safe to eat or include in cooking. The red elderberry (Sambucus racemosa), hardy in USDA zones 3 through 9, is notorious for toxic bark, wood and leaves. Like some other elderberries, the ripe red berries are harmful unless cooked. Processing makes them safe for jellies and pies. With all berry-bearing trees and shrubs, never eat the fruit unless you are certain it is safe. Teach children to do the same.
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Aum Sri Ramakrishna Sharanam
Aum Namo Narayanaya
Dear Maharaj,
Indeed a beautiful account of the power of unalloyed devotion. We have read about it in scriptures but in contemporary times have witnessed it in the life of Master. In Swamiji's words we understand that we are all potential magnets.
Thank you Maharaj for inspiring us to intensify our attractive energy to God and humanity.
Jai gurudev!
With love and prayers
Tongaat, SA


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The Lord has been so kind to us during these years and carried us through medical school and residency. I'm so thankful that He made a way for Adam to become a doctor because it is so clear that he is doing what he loves. He cares a lot. I love him and have loved watching God bring this passion and purpose into his life.
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Send out the singers--let the room be still;
They have not eased my pain nor brought me sleep.
Close out the sun, for I would have it dark
That I may feel how black the grave will be.
The sun is setting, for the light is red,
And you are outlined in a golden fire,
Like Ursula upon an altar-screen.
Come, leave the light and sit beside my bed,
For I have had enough of saints and prayers.
Strange broken thoughts are beating in my brain,
They come and vanish and again they come.
It is the fever driving out my soul,
And Death stands waiting by the arras there.
Ornella, I will speak, for soon my lips
Shall keep a silence till the end of time.
You have a mouth for loving--listen then:
Keep tryst with Love before Death comes to tryst;
For I, who die, could wish that I had lived
A little closer to the world of men,
Not watching always thro' the blazoned panes
That show the world in chilly greens and blues
And grudge the sunshine that would enter in.
I was no part of all the troubled crowd
That moved beneath the palace windows here,
And yet sometimes a knight in shining steel
Would pass and catch the gleaming of my hair,
And wave a mailed hand and smile at me,
Whereat I made no sign and turned away,
Affrighted and yet glad and full of dreams.
Ah, dreams and dreams that asked no answering!
I should have wrought to make my dreams come true,
But all my life was like an autumn day,
Full of gray quiet and a hazy peace.
What was I saying? All is gone again.
It seemed but now I was the little child
Who played within a garden long ago.
Beyond the walls the festal trumpets blared.
Perhaps they carried some Madonna by
With tossing ensigns in a sea of flowers,
A painted Virgin with a painted Child,
Who saw for once the sweetness of the sun
Before they shut her in an altar-niche
Where tapers smoke against the windy gloom.
I gathered roses redder than my gown
And played that I was Saint Elizabeth,
Whose wine had turned to roses in her hands.
And as I played, a child came thro' the gate,
A boy who looked at me without a word,
As tho' he saw stretch far behind my head
Long lines of radiant angels, row on row.
That day we spoke a little, timidly,
And after that I never heard the voice
That sang so many songs for love of me.
He was content to stand and watch me pass,
To seek for me at matins every day,
Where I could feel his eyes the while I prayed.
I think if he had stretched his hands to me,
Or moved his lips to say a single word,
I might have loved him--he had wondrous eyes.
Ornella, are you there? I cannot see--
Is every one so lonely when he dies?
The room is filled with lights--with waving lights--
Who are the men and women 'round the bed?
What have I said, Ornella? Have they heard?
There was no evil hidden in my life,
And yet, and yet, I would not have them know--
Am I not floating in a mist of light?
O lift me up and I shall reach the sun!
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To get to Cedar Falls, follow I-385 toward Columbia and take Exit 23 (Hwy 418 in Fountain Inn). Turn right and go 6.5 miles to Fork Shoals Road. There is a flashing yellow light and cell tower at this left turn. In 1.7 miles, you'll dead end into McKelvey Road. Right on McKelvey for just 0.3 miles then left onto Cedar Falls Road at the Cedar Falls Baptist Church. In 0.8 miles, you'll see the falls on your left. Carefully park on the left side of the road. Just up the hill from the falls is a "drive" through the fence that will allow you to park more safely, but it is rough.
At the time of this writing, a new 95 acre county park, Cedar Falls Park, was being built on the property just before the falls, so the future is bright for this waterfall. Scramble down to the bank to where the river makes a sharp turn for good photos of the falls. Then begin to work your way up the left side of the river. There is a path.
Cedar Falls is a granite rock face 500 feet long and 250 feet wide, similar to Pelham Falls. It begins at an old concrete dam standing 20 feet high that crosses the entire river. Guidebooks talk about the dam forming a nice block waterfall and even Google Maps satellite shots show water coming over the dam. This is no longer the case as the dam has been breached with the water now coming through an opening on the left side.
About 300 feet past the old dam, the Reedy begins a 15-20 foot drop over the ensuing 250 feet of rock face. To the left side of the river is what appears to be a old, 50-foot diversion dam. There are some other concrete structures nearby which look like they would have carried a pipe or aqueduct. This dam reaches out to the top of a small island beyond which is the 200 foot wide top of the falls.
The water coming over the diversion dam tumbles down along side this island to rejoin the river at the bottom of the falls. Water that comes down the falls itself spreads out from the old concrete dam and goes over several ledges that give the river small drops of 2-3 feet. The flow is then shifted to the left side of the granite face for a final couple of ledges.
What is surprising about Cedar Falls is the amount of noise. The presence of the diversion dam and the small plunges created by the ledges makes this a very vocal waterfall.


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Family pictures. Inspirational sayings and quotes. Bible verses. Even just single words that describe approaches to life.
These walls reflect who I want to be, my values, and what's important to me.
They serve as constant reminders, something I need to surround myself with more and more as culture constantly seeks to invade my life.
A wall at my church displays photographs of all the missionaries our church supports.
The wall on the big screen in the sanctuary shows these missionaries during prayer times.
These walls stand for what I consider to be a hero, values important to God.
These walls serve as regular reminders of the Great Commission and my part in that commission.
The walls that surround me most often show what I want to be the focus of my time, talent and treasure.
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CPC or "Cost per Click" is the actual price advertiser pay when an internet user clicks on particular advertisement did use PPC (Pay-per-click) campaign.
It is the exact price paid by an advertiser to search engines on every click, whenever advertiser gets visits to his website he has to pay the pre-decided amount to the search engine.
CPC is a method or technique in online or digital marketing which enables an advertiser to employ PPC marketing campaign through Google AdWords.
CPC should not be getting confused with "Cost per conversions" which is also abbreviated as CPC, in fact, cost per conversion is the total number of online advertisement impressions divided by a total number of successful conversions.
Conversions can be referred to as purchases, views, signups, online participation or any other objective meant for an advertiser.
Online marketer or advertiser has to set maximum CPC limit while bidding which is also called "Max CPC," but usually advertiser is charged less than the Max CPC, and it's called – Actual CPC, which is the exact price paid by the advertiser to search engine.
The CPC can be set using manual method (manual bidding) or an automatic method (automatic bidding), experience online or digital marketer knows how to set their bids using these two methods in Google AdWords.
In an automatic bidding online marketer set, the daily budget for his campaign and AdWords adjust the CPC bids as per the budget; this is an easy way for new marketers. In manual bidding, the marketer has full control and advertiser exactly knows what he wants and daily manage keywords and ad placements.
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Cost per click can be calculated as:
For an online marketer or advertiser actual cost per click will always be less than or equal to MAX CPC, which is an average of bids of many competitors in the course of time.
It's how auctions and bidding system in Google AdWords works so advertiser should always keep in mind that's actual cost per click will be influenced by his ad ranks and his competitor's ad ranks, maximum bid, and quality score.
Ad rank can be defined as the position of PPC advertisement in a search engine or SERP (search engine results page), better the ad ranks it means the keywords set by the advertiser are working good which results in the better quality score.
Average Cost Per Click in AdWords
Business to business and industry to industry average cost per click keep varying but average CPC including all business and industries is about 2 USD or 2$. The average CPC is taken including both search and display advertisements in AdWords.
There are some benchmarks set in every business and industries for CPC bidding, and if the advertiser or online marketer is having CPC more than these benchmarks, it means they are paying much higher or probably much more.
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Cost per click is significant for online marketer or advertiser because it will directly affect the finance and money spent by them, if the cost per click is not giving required "Return on Investments" to the advertiser it will surely affect his financial status.
"Return on Investment" or ROI is defined as how much benefits online marketer or advertiser is getting on his CPC (cost per click) bidding campaigns, here benefits of online marketer or advertiser can be the good quality score for his website, relevant traffic and a decent number of potential customers and purchases.
It's always necessary for online marketer or advertiser to keep close on his CPC bidding campaigns because the amount spent in CPC bidding campaign should be cost-effective regarding ROI (returns on investments).
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Lowering Cost per Click for Good ROI
Online marketer or advertiser has many techniques to reduce his CPC and still getting relevant traffic, relevant traffic and the decent number of potential customers and purchases by applying the following methods:
Maintain good quality score –
Google allows various discounts and offers by an automated system to well managed PPC online campaign with the good quality score.
At the present moment about 15% to 50% discounts have been offered with a quality score of 6 and above, as the quality score is being scaled from 1 to 10; higher the number higher will be the quality score. Online marketer or advertiser can imply best practices to increase his quality score by increasing CTR "Click-through rates," managing closely related "Ad groups" with similar keywords and with proper optimization of the landing page.
Expanding the reach –
Online marketer or advertiser should always discover new and innovative ways to reach out to the new relevant viewer and potential customers. This can be done by implementing many other online marketing techniques besides PPC campaigning.
An online marketer can also think of innovative keywords from time to time and by removing irrelevant and high priced keywords by most relevant and cost-effective keywords. Lowering the cost of keywords does not mean that an online marketer or advertiser is paying low for irrelevant keywords.
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Sometimes it happens that an online marketer or advertiser is getting high bounce rates, bounce rate is defined as irrelevant traffic which is visiting the website but not getting relevant information and leave the website.
This happens because of generic keywords so advertiser needs to reduce the bounce rates by adding "negative keywords" which will result in getting more relevant viewers and customers to marketer or advertiser.
If the keywords added in Google AdWords or ad given by marketer matches precisely with the landing page, advertisement or offerings, it will undoubtedly help in increase of the quality score.
Pay per click implemented well with CPC (cost per click) will undoubtedly affect the quality score of the online marketer or advertiser, which results in relevant traffic, higher purchases and the decent amount of potential customers.
It's not sure which website first introduced PPC model of advertisements, but this concept first emerged in mid 90's, and today Google AdWords is the most prominent PPC model of advertisement platform which enjoys about 75% of online or digital marketing.


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- Date indicates the most recent update of the restaurants listed
- Bold indicates my recommendations; others come from what I consider to be good sources (see bottom of page for further explanation)
Butcher Block–4930 Belt Line Rd. (International) Closed Sun. The food is locally sourced, but the recipes are international with emphasis on Sweden and Japan/Korea (which I think are the native countries of the two chefs at the restaurant). Prices are good for the type of food you get (it is less expensive than Kenny's). Yelp gives it a full five stars with over 150 reviews. (5-19-19)
Kenny's Wood Fired Grill–5000 Belt Line Rd. (Steakhouse) Open Daily. The reviews here are excellent, and it is not over the top in price (steaks are about $35 and other entrees, such as salmon, are about $25). Has other choices besides steak, such as a Seattle style smoked salmon. Both lunch and dinner menus start at about $15 for entrees. Side dishes are very good, as are the complimentary popovers. This looks like a worthy special occasion restaurant. (5-19-19)
A Bite of China–945 W. Stacy Rd. (Chinese) Closed Tue. This is a suburban restaurant that is trying to introduce the public to authentic Chinese food (it seems that the authentic dishes here are Sichuan style). Also has Americanized dishes (which have mediocre reviews). (3-20-19)
Fork in the Road–1821 S. Fielder Rd. (American) Closed Sun & Mon. Positive reviews, and people especially like the burgers, sandwiches (such as Ruben) and mac and cheese. Many people say these items are the best they have ever tasted. (5-22-19)
Halo Hawaiian BBQ & Poke–2613 W. Park Row Dr. (Hawaiian) Open Daily. Reviewers say the food is very good, and the choice of items seems to be very large compared to the typical Hawaiian restaurant. (5-22-19)
Havana Bar & Grill–3701 Cooper St. (Cuban) Open daily (late night Sat). Reviewers say this is legit Cuban food, and is a very good place to get a Cuban sandwich. The setting is very downscale, though (too much for some)–this happens mainly after 8 pm when they turn down the lights and go into "night club mode" with Spanish language TV playing. (5-22-19)
Ocean Chinese Seafood–1510 New York Ave. (Chinese) Closed Mon. Seems to be the best choice in the Mid-Cities for authentic Chinese food (also has Americanized items on the menu). Is a little bit fusion with Vietnamese fire pot and Vietnamese coffee. (5-22-19)
Taste of Europe–1901 W. Pioneer Pkwy. (Russian) Lunch Sat & Sun; Dinner Wed-Sun. I was looking for German restaurants, but this one had better ratings, and seems worth a visit. All food is made from scratch, and takes a while to prepare. (5-22-19)
Thai Basil Leaf–805 W. Park Row Dr. (Thai) Closed Sun. Seems to be an authentic Thai restaurant in an area where authentic food is less well known or appreciated, but local people do appreciate how delicious it is (according to most reviews). For very spicy items they warn you about it and give you a chance to order it less spicy. (5-22-19)
A1 Chinese BBQ–1927 E. Belt Line Rd. (Chinese) Open daily to 9:30 pm. Formerly First Chinese BBQ-reviews indicate that the new restaurant is even better. Authentic Cantonese style food. Roast duck and roast pork are a couple of the biggest sellers, but it has a full menu of Cantonese food. (5-19-19)
Cuban Dulceria–2662 N. Josey Ln. (Cuban) Open Tue-Sat 9 am to 5 pm. One of several good Cuban restaurants in the city, but reviewers especially like this one. It is a hole in the wall market and grocery with limited hours, but sandwiches and guava pastry are especially good (the food menu is limited to sandwiches). (5-19-19)
Secret Recipe–1404 W. Hebron Pkwy. (Malaysian) Open daily to 9:30 pm. Seems to be the best place in Dallas for Malaysian food. Menu is very large and it may be hard to know what to order or whether you are ordering one of the best dishes (my experience in Seattle is that there is no such thing as a bad dish when it comes to Malaysian food). Note: there is also a location at 2304 Coit Rd. in Plano. (5-19-19)
Taste of Chengdu–2532 Old Denton Rd. (Chinese) Open daily 11 am to 10 pm. This appears to be authentic Sichuanese food. Most really like the food provided they can find the right spice level. This is a relatively new restaurant with only a few reviews, but it appears that a good approach is to find an interesting looking dish (all of them seem to be good) and be very conservative on the spice level until you know you would be comfortable with it being higher (which would require return visits). (5-19-19)
Avila's–4714 Maple Ave. (Tex-Mex) Open Daily. Very popular Tex-Mex (but you can get authentic items also). (3-20-19)
Baboush–3636 McKinney Ave. (Moroccan) Open Daily. Very good reviews. Tajine is recommended. (5-26-19)
Banana Leaf–17370 Preston Rd. (Thai) Open Daily. Many say it's the best Thai in Dallas (I am suspicious of this because it is located in an upscale neighborhood, while the authentic places are usually hole-in-the-wall places). Nevertheless, it gets very good reviews. (5-26-19)
Caribbean Cabana–920 S. Harwood St. (Trinidad and Tobago) Open daily 10 am to 6 pm. With all the other Caribben restaurants in town, there is still room to put this on the list because the food is so good (according to reviewers, and I would say based on the photos also). Located in the Farmers Market, it has some tables but all orders are served in to-go containers. People say the price is a little steep, though. (3-20-19)
Celebration–4503 W. Lovers Ln. (American) Open daily (closed from 2:30 to 5:30 pm). Good southern style food. Chicken fried steak, chicken fried chicken, rosemary chicken, banana pudding. Farm to table restaurant–open since 1971. (5-26-19)
Cuzco–9220 Skillman St. (Peruvian) Closed Mon. Said to be authentic and very good Peruvian food. Photos indicate that it has a very large variety of dishes. (3-20-19)
El Fenix–1601 McKinney Ave. (Tex-Mex) Open Daily. This is a sentimental favorite of mine because it is where I went for Tex-Mex when I lived in Dallas. Reviewers say the food has not changed (for better or worse), but I'm glad one of the original Tex-Mex restaurants is still serving the same food. (3-20-19)
Havana Cafe–1152 N. Buckner Blvd. (Cuban) Open daily except Sun evening. High priced for what you get, but this seems to be the place to come in Dallas where you will be assured of getting food as it would be served in Miami. (5-26-19)
Highland Park Cafeteria–1200 N. Buckner Blvd. (American) Open daily 11 am to 8 pm. Home cooked taste in food. It is like the old-time cafeterias because it has been around since the 1920's. Chicken & dumplings, fried chicken. Chicken fried steak is also popular. (5-25-19)
Meso Maya–1611 McKinney Ave. (Mexican) Open Daily. Authentic Yucatan food (reviews are very good). Prices are over $20 for their special dishes, but plenty of choices are available that are less expensive. Has several locations in the Metroplex (including Ft. Worth). The one on McKinney has the best reviews on Yelp. (3-20-19)
Nazca Kitchen–8041 Walnut Hill Ln. (Latin American) Open Daily. Upscale South American food (from Peru, Brazil, and other countries). I usually find this kind of fusion restaurant to be a bust, but reviewers say the flavors are excellent. Prices in the upper portion of $$ if you get a steak, etc., but has less expensive choices. (3-20-19)
Pecan Lodge–2702 Main St. (BBQ) Closed Mon; Lunch Tue-Sun; Dinner Fri & Sat. There seems to be a consensus that this is the best BBQ in Dallas. Many people stand in line and wait for it to open at 11 am. Brisket, pork ribs, mac & cheese, hot mess potato. Sausage is German/Czech style. Warning: may have to use pay parking to find a parking spot. (5-26-19)
Pera Turkish Kitchen–17479 Preston Rd. (Turkish) Closed Mon. Very good reviews and very interesting menu. Has Turkish salsa (which I love with a chicken kabob, but so far I've only had it at a Persian restaurant). This seems to be a very good place to get a taste of Turkish food. (5-26-19)
Pink Magnolia–642 W. Davis St. (Modern American) Closed Mon; Dinner Tue-Sat; Brunch Sat & Sun. Serves American favorites, but they will probably be more healthy and better tasting here than at other restaurants. Has a good selection of drinks and cocktails. (5-26-19)
Pupuseria Los Gemelos-116 S. Carrol Ave. (El Salvadoran) Open Daily. According to reviews, is a great place to get authentic El Salvadoran food and also a great place to save money compared to other Latin American restaurants. (5-26-19)
Veracruz Cafe–408 N. Bishop Ave. (Mexican) Open Daily. Authentic food of good quality–a nice change from typical Tex-Mex food. Food comes from various towns in Veracruz. Pipian chicken, mole, adobo de puerco, and pescado veracruzano are some of the specialties. Prices I have seen are by far the best of the Dallas authentic Mexican restaurants. (3-20-19)
Boca 31–207 S. Bell Ave. (Latin American) Closed Sun. According to Yelp reviewers this is one of the best restaurants in Denton, and in the entire DFW area. Empanadas are especially popular, but has other items (and they are good as well). (6-5-19)
Thai Square–209 W. Hickory (Thai) Closed Mon (and closed from 3 to 5 pm). Good reviews, especially for the curries and noodle dishes. Sometimes I think Thai restaurants get good reviews because they make the food sweet for American tastes. I could not tell if that was the case here, but someone said the Thai tea was not too sweet, so I am assuming that the food is the same way. In any case, it looks like a good choice for Denton dining. Some say the panang and masaman curry are best (better than red or green). (6-5-19)
Four Czechs Bakery–104 E. Fate Main Pl. (Czech) Open until noon (1 pm on weekends) Closed Mon & Tue. Reviewers say these are some of the best kolaches they have ever had. Located between Rockwall and Royce City. (3-20-19)
Flower Mound
Currys Indian Cafe–1901 Long Prairie Rd. (Indian) Closed Mon. Authentic South Indian food (dosa, biryani, etc.). Also has northern food such as chicken tikka masala (reviewers like this as well). (11-1-18)
Stiky Ribz BBQ–9705 Helms Trail (BBQ) Open 11 am to 7 pm (closed Mon & Tue). Good reviews in an area of the country where people are very particular about BBQ. Brisket and beef ribs are particularly recommended. Mac & cheese and banana pudding are said to be excellent. (3-20-19)
Fort Worth
Billy's Oak Acres BBQ–7709 Camp Bowie Blvd. W. (BBQ) Closed Mon; closed Sun evening. Known for its brisket, but the chicken fried steak is said to be possibly the best in Fort Worth (it is tenderized and breaded the right way). (11-1-18)
Cannon Chinese Kitchen–304 W. Cannon St. (Chinese) Lunch Tue-Fri, dinner Mon-Sat. Said to be authentic in its cooking style (but some say they don't do it as well as in Houston). There is some reference to it being Taiwanese style. Dumplings, pork ribs, and duck fried rice are popular. (5-22-19)
Cousin's BBQ–6262 McCart Ave. (BBQ) Closed Sun. Winner of the Red River BBQ Shootout. Brisket, ribs, chicken. (11-1-18)
El Merendero–3000 South Freeway (Honduran) Open Daily. I'm reluctant to put this on the list because it has so few reviews, but how they describe the food is why it's on the list. Serves traditional Honduran food (several items look like food that is not typical of any other Central American country). Not spicy like Mexican food, but reviewers say it tastes good. (5-22-19)
Enchiladas Ole–901 N. Sylvania St. (Tex-Mex) Lunch Mon-Sat; dinner Thu-Sat. From the reviews I gather that this is very good Tex-Mex (good quality with good flavors), and is known for the beef (the beef is actually from a friend's barbecue restaurant). Serves mole enchiladas (which reviewers say has an excellent flavor). (5-22-19)
Esperanza's–2122 N. Main St. (Mexican) Open daily 6:30 am to 7 pm. Down home style Mexican restaurant that is known for its breakfasts. It is also a bakery, so pan dulce is popular. Lunch items (enchiladas, etc.) appear to be Tex-Mex style. (5-22-19)
Gia Phu–913 E. Berry St. (Vietnamese) Closed Sun. Normally people think of the best Vietnamese restaurants as being in Haltom City, but this one is very good, located on the south side of town, and has a varied menu which includes pho, vermicelli bowls, and pork chop. It's in a small bldg. with a divey atmosphere, but the food looks as good as anyplace. (11-1-18)
Greenwood's German–3522 Bluebonnet Cir. (German) Lunch Thu & Fri; dinner Tue-Sat. Most reviewers say this is the best German restaurant in Ft. Worth. What I like are the comments that they concentrate just on the food and not on a "show" (like German music) or the atmosphere. What I don't like are what they say it costs for a dinner. However, they say it is good and authentic. There is a different special every night, but rouladen on weekends is popular. Note: Nov. 2018 there is no lunch service because of road construction. (11-1-18)
Heim Barbecue–1109 W. Magnolia Ave. (BBQ) Open 11 am to 10 pm (closed Tue). One of the highest rated barbecue restaurants by Yelp reviewers. This is traditional Texas BBQ. Many people like the meat combo, but brisket and ribs are particularly recommended. (5-22-19)
Joe T. Garcia's–2201 N. Commerce St. (Tex-Mex) Open daily (closed from 2:30 to 5 pm weekdays). Good food, but maybe not up to level of the best places in San Antonio and Houston. Very long running restaurant, and I assume it still has old style Tex-Mex. (5-22-19)
Los Asaderos–1535 N. Main St. (Tex-Mex) Closed Tue. Reviewers say it's as good as Joe T's at half the price. Enchiladas poblanas, asado de puerco, fajitas (I think it is Tex-Mex combined with some traditional items). (5-22-19)
Mariposa's Latin Kitchen–see note (Latin American). Authentic restaurant with high quality food. Specializes in tamales but they seem to be Latin American style rather than Mexican. One source say each month they choose a Latin American country and make that country's dish as a special. Note: The Fort Worth restaurant is closed. In 2019 they plan to reopen in Willow Park west of Ft. Worth. (11-1-18)
Ol' South Pancake House–1509 S. University Dr. (American) Open 24 hours. An independent pancake house (not a chain) that has been around for as long as I can remember. German pancakes are recommended by reviewers. (5-22-19)
Reata–310 Houston St. (Steaks) Open Daily. Normally I don't list steakhouses, but considering this is "Cowtown" and is so highly rated, it's probably worth trying. Has a number of Mexican or Mexican-inspired dishes such as tamales, tortilla soup, etc. (these are recommended). (5-22-19)
Swiss Pastry Shop–3936 W. Vickery Blvd. (Sandwiches) Food served to 3:30 but bakery is apparently open until 5 pm (closed Sun & Mon). German themed sandwiches and hamburgers are served for lunch. Most people, though, especially like the pastries. The black forest is popular. (11-1-18)
Chennai Cafe–3301 Preston Rd. (Indian) Open Daily (closed from 2:30 to 5:30 pm). South Indian (spicy). Dosa is the specialty. Thali is good (available at lunch and on weekends). I'm impressed by the variety on the menu. Note: moved from Irving. (2-27-19)
Platia–2995 Preston Rd. (Greek) Open Daily. Reviewers say the Greek food here is the same as can be found in Chicago (which to them is a very good thing). Prices are reasonable, and menu runs from gyros to more elaborate dishes. (2-27-19)
Sweet Rice–252 W. Stonebrook Pkwy. (Lao) Open Daily. Seems to have the real deal Lao food. Curry is a favorite (as it has been with me when when I have gone to Lao restaurants). (2-27-19)
Gloria's Indian Kitchen–1546 Rowlett Rd. (Indian) Open daily 9 am to 8 pm. Small family run business and Indian market that serves South Indian food from Kerala province. Not much on decor but you get the "real deal" Indian food. (3-20-19)
Meshack's BBQ–240 E. Ave. B (BBQ) Open 10:30 am to 5 pm (closed Sun & Mon). Some of the best barbecue in Dallas, according to locals. The down sides are that it is take-out only (this is not an actual restaurant), the lines are long, they usually run out of food before closing time, and side dishes (such as potato salad) do not always get good ratings. Ribs and beef are recommended (my rule of thumb is to get chopped beef if you like lots of sauce and sliced beef otherwise). (3-20-19)
Mi Pueblito Colombiano–2030 W. Buckingham Rd. (Colombian) Open daily except Sun evening. Small restaurant that is not well known, but reviewers say they put out excellent food. (3-20-19)
Cafe Italia–2647 Ira E. Woods Ave. (Italian) Open Daily. Based on the reviews I think both this and Ristorante Mulino in Southlake are excellent, but this seems to be a little more upscale. (2-3-19)
Tommy Tamale–1689 W. Northwest Hwy. (Mexican) Open 10 am to 8 pm (closed Sun). Has several menu items, but tamales are what reviewers say are best. Located inside a shopping center–has both a restaurant and a market where they sell tamales by the dozen. (2-3-19)
Weinberger's Deli–601 S. Main St. (Sandwiches) Open Mon-Sat 10 am to 8 pm; Sun 11 am to 6 pm. Northeastern style deli with a wide selection of excellent sandwiches. (2-3-19)
Haltom City
Bun Dong Ba–4023 E. Belknap St. (Vietnamese) Closed Tue. This seems to be a Vietnamese restaurant for the adventurous eater–to get things you can't find in other places. For pho, reviewers recommend the spicy pho with spices you can't find anywhere else. Banh xeo is especially recommended. (11-1-18)
Muang Lao–5111 N. Beach St. (Lao) Closed Sun. Small place with good food. (11-1-18)
My Lan–4015 E. Belknap St. (Vietnamese) Open 9 am to 9 pm (closed Wed). There are a lot of good Vietnamese restaurants in Haltom City and the surrounding area, but this is one of the most popular. People say to get the vermicelli noodle dishes, egg rolls, and boba drinks. Also can get hard to find items such as banh hoi and tau hu ky (bean curd skin). (11-1-18)
Sikhay–3301 NE 28th St. (Lao) Open Daily. Seems to be as good as Muang Lao, so take your pick. (11-1-18)
Sweet Basil Thai–977 Melbourne Rd. (Thai) Open daily (closed from 2:30 to 5 pm weekdays). Reviewers say this is one of the top tier Thai restaurants in the Metroplex. Reviewers like the curry, stir-fried, soups, and noodle dishes equally (it's good across the menu). (11-1-18)
Empa Mundo–3977 N. Belt Line Rd. (Argentinian) Open Daily. Argentinian style empanadas with various fillings. Some say the best ones are the daily specials (check the board behind the cash register). (3-20-19)
Fortune House–8150 N. MacArthur Blvd. (Chinese) Open daily (closed from 3 to 5 pm). Specializes in soup dumplings, other dumplings, buns, etc. Does not look as good as the restaurants in Richardson, but reviews are good. (3-20-19)
Kasbah Grill–2851 Esters Rd. (Moroccan) Closed Mon. Seems to be a good Moroccan restaurant with a varied menu (the selection of items is what would make it especially attractive for me). Has tajines. Medina Oven in Dallas has better reviews, but also appears to be more expensive. I think Medina is better for the quality of meat and is more upscale, but Kasbah has a better variety of Moroccan dishes and flavors. (3-20-19)
Nalinh Market–1716 E. State Hwy. 356 (Lao) Open daily 10:30 am to 7 pm. Small hole in the wall with very Lao food that is said to be very good. When eating in the restaurant it appears to be serve yourself and sit at a long table. (3-20-19)
Via Real–4020 N. MacArthur Blvd. (Mexican) Open daily except Sat lunch. $$ on Yelp, but I think it's more expensive than this. This is upscale with "Santa Fe" style food. Some dishes look authentic, but they are things like steak, adobo shrimp enchiladas, pork tenderloin, etc (expensive items). The "Tex-Mex" portion of the menu has items such as squash enchiladas (at a very reasonable price). The food may not be totally authentic, but it appears to be a very big player in the list of upscale Dallas Mexican restaurants (with good reviews of the food). (3-20-19)
Pho One–2305 S. SH 121 (Vietnamese) Open Daily. Good pho and banh mi. Menu is not as large as in the Dallas restaurants, but quality is similar. Reviewers say it's popular with people from Denton who want to get good food without driving into Dallas. (2-3-19)
Note: Addresses on SH 121 are on Business 121–not the new SH 121
Hutchins BBQ–1301 N. Tennessee St. (BBQ) Open Daily. One of the best BBQ restaurants in the Metroplex, but one thing that makes it special is that it is an actual restaurant (and is open until at least 9 pm every day). Long list of good meats–brisket seems to be the most popular. Burnt ends get very good reviews. There is another location in Frisco. (2-27-19)
Noodle Wave–2775 S. Central Expwy. (Thai) Open daily (closed from 3 to 4:30 pm weekdays). High quality Thai food, although some are not impressed by the fried rice. Reviewers mentioned that there is no alcohol, and they do not allow BYOB. (2-27-19)
Kumar's–1301 Custer Rd. (Indian) Closed Tue. South Indian–has both vegetarian and meat items. Thali for weekend lunch, but I'm not sure if it's served at other times. Also in Coppell and Frisco. (3-23-19)
Latin Pig–3131 Custer Rd. (Cuban) Open Daily. Good reviews, and people say it is authentic. Some swear by Havana Cafe in Dallas, but this looks good also (and I believe it's cheaper–has more of a sandwich shop atmosphere). (3-23-19)
Little Sichuan–240 Legacy Dr. (Chinese) Open Daily. Authentic. Get a white board special. Has a picture menu to show you what you are ordering. (3-23-19)
Oceanic Thai–1501 Preston Rd. (Thai) Open daily (closed from 3 to 5 pm weekdays). People say it is authentic, very good, and reasonably priced (by Dallas standards). Everything is good–there is nothing reviewers say to skip or is not as good as the other dishes. (3-23-19)
Wu Wei Din–2909 W. 15th St. (Chinese) Open Daily. Authentic Sichuan style food. Some recommended items are mapo tofu, Singapore noodles, dan dan noodles. Some say it is Taiwanese, but if true this goes along with the spicy Chinese food they serve. (3-23-19)
Bambu–1930 N. Coit (Thai) Closed Sun (and closed from 2:30 to 5:00 pm). Isan style Thai. I think this is the real deal. Check out the blackboard specials. (3-20-19)
Jeng Chi–400 N. Greenville Ave. (Chinese) Open daily (closed from 3 to 4 pm). Soup dumplings (xiao long bao). Ask server which dumplings are the best seller. Pork with garlic sauce is also an excellent choice. (3-20-19)
Kabobi–100 S. Central Expwy. (Middle Eastern) Open daily 11 am to 10 pm. This is an unusual restaurant because it has both a buffet and menu items, and reviewers say both are good (the lunch and dinner menu are both reasonably priced). The specialty is Afghan/Persian food, and the kabobs may be seasoned differently than most Middle Eastern restaurants (many reviewers comment about their excellent seasoning). (3-20-19)
Kirin Court–221 W. Polk St. (Chinese) Open Daily. Dim sum all day, 7 days a week (but the "special" dim sum is Sun. until 3 PM). People say dim sum is not west coast quality, but it is good. Also serves menu items (I liked the tofu and assorted meat hot pot). (3-20-19)
Curry Express–2014 S. Goliad St. (Indian) Closed Mon (and closed from 2:30 to 5 pm). Reviews are so good, I get the impression it is worth the drive from other parts of the Dallas metro. Prices are good (they have a lunch special with limited choices but especially good prices). It is small and seems to be basic (I don't know if they have Indian pickle for added flavor to the food) but reviewers say the food is so flavorful you don't need anything else. (3-20-19)
Sabaidee Lao & Thai–5701 President George Bush Hwy. (Lao) Open daily to 10 pm. This is a Lao & Thai restaurant, but the word "Sabaidee" is a greeting in the Lao language, and this tells me which type of food is really the specialty here (although reviewers like both of them). Small restaurant with limited table space (it might be best to go during the "off" hours). It is said to be "street food," but if you order curry, pad thai, etc. the orders are full size. (3-20-19)
H&H Noodle–2120 E. Southlake Blvd. (Vietnamese) Open Daily. Pho, banh mi, and vermicelli bowls with very good reviews. (2-3-19)
Ristorante Mulino–1125 Davis Blvd. (Italian) Closed Mon. Reviewers say it is authentic and very delicious, but BYOB. (2-3-19)
Kountry Kitchen–118 E. Moore Ave. (American) Breakfast & lunch only (closed Sun). Breakfast & lunch are both said to be very good, but breakfast is the most popular meal here. Biscuits & gravy, eggs, pancakes, bacon, and hash browns are all said to be better than most. For lunch chicken and dumplings seem to be the most popular dish. Chicken fried steak is also popular. Most say the pie is a must have. (3-20-19)
University Park
Bubba's–6617 Hillcrest Ave. (American) Open daily 6:30 am to 10 pm. Known for its fried chicken (which is almost universally praised, although some say it is too salty). The owner of this restaurant also has Babe's (with several locations throughout the Metroplex), but Bubba's stands out because the side dishes are better (although at Babe's you get all the sides you can eat). Some say the chicken and dumplings are the best dish here. Banana pudding is good for dessert. (2-27-19)
Notes About This List:
This is a "master list" of restaurants that I have seen on the Internet or other sources and would like to try, or that I think would be of interest to others. I do not mean for this to be an exhaustive list of every good place to eat, but it should represent a good sample of the most interesting or unique restaurants, along with a few that best represent an area's regional cuisine. My own recommendations are in Bold.
I am not looking to include:
- Fine dining (unless they are unique because of regional specialties)
- Low end restaurants that are popular with locals but may not be of much interest to travelers or people in general (everyone will have to use their judgment on this one)
Extra consideration for the following:
- The food is organic, fresh, healthy, or farm to table
- The restaurant serves a relatively hard to find type of ethnic food and reviews are good
In addition to the regular guidelines I try to include:
- The best Asian restaurants in the area even if they are not totally authentic
- Particularly good Mexican restaurants (this usually means the food is from a particular state in Mexico or it is one of the best examples of a U.S. regional style)
Please feel free to leave your own comments or suggestions.
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Indolence is heaven 's ally here, And energy the child of hell : The Good Man pouring from his pitcher clear But brims the poisoned well.Herman Melville
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Do not wait for the next fall season of rain to arrive before attending to your roof. Attempt to do something about it now, today, while the sun is still shining. But do not mount the ladder yourself. Perhaps this has been one of the reasons why so many home and business owners have ignored or put aside the importance of maintaining their roofs and thus bypassing the roofing company reno store front over weekends when shopping for hardware supplies for DIY projects.
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It is too easy for you to take your eyes off of the ball, thinking too much about the gusting wind, the hot sun, the giddy heights, even the rain, while trying to fix loose tiles on your roof on your own. You can still make this a regular home or business maintenance exercise. Only this time, you turn to men in hard hats and harnesses who actually know what they are doing.
First and foremost is the safety factory. The roofing inspectors will always be highly visible, and there will always be a direct communication link with maintenance staff on the ground. Or at least, this is how the first-time inspection and maintenance project should unfold. Because of the previous neglect, there may be more work to do. But on the whole, if this maintenance exercise becomes a regular occurrence, there will be less work to do, and less damage to repair down the line.


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