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L'Occitane 20% Shea Butter Hand Cream
851 reviews
71% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.6
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.6
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSAqua/Water, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter), Glycerin, Dimethicone, Cetearyl Alcohol, Glyceryl Stearate, Linum Usitatissimum (Linseed) Seed Extract, Mel Extract/Honey Extract, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Fruit Extract, Althaea Officinalis Root Extract, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Brassica Campestris (Rapeseed) Sterols, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Xanthan Gum, Parfum/Fragrance, Polyacrylamide, PEG-100 Stearate, Propylene Glycol, C13-14 Isoparaffin, Ceteareth-33, Alcohol Denat, Laureth-7, Benzoic Acid, Dehydroacetic Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Benzyl Alcohol, Benzyl Benzoate, Hydroxyisohexyl 3-Cyclohexene Carboxaldehyde, Linalool, Citronellol, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Coumarin, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Hexyl Cinnamal, Limonene, Gerional
on 8/24/2012 5:54:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is one on my staples.. I love this hand cream, I use it on the go and pop the travel sized ones in my bag.. it really makes my hands and nails so healthy.. the only thing is probably the price which makes it a little hard to stock up!! I do love the shea butter though...
If I do find a cheaper dupe I will change to that but I do love this product, the smell is lovely and the consistency is a thick cream which I prefer on my hands.. especially for winter
on 8/12/2012 1:31:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
The L'Occitane 20% shea butter hand cream is a lovely hand cream which has a very luxurious texture. My hands feel hydrated and soft after applying but i realise that the effect is only temporary. It does nothing to the dry patches if you don't apply it regularly ie; after every handwash.
My tube of 20% shea butter hand cream comes in the limited edition packaging which is a bonus :)
Will i repurchase this? Maybe, because it feels luxurious when applied however the effects are somewhat temporary. Also in where I live, the cream cost a lot. I guess I would have to think twice before repurchasing.
on 8/8/2012 2:16:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Black
There's a reason why this cream has become a cult product...and its simply coz it performs, it does what it claims to!
Its is a thick cream, very emoliant, easy to spread, easily absorbed and non greasy. And though it is very expensive, you just need a pea sized amount.
It has a very mild subtle fragrance but I prefer the lavender fragrance of the foot cream. I'm on my fourth tube and I will repurchase.
on 7/27/2012 8:18:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is GREAT! super moisturising and non greasy.. thou it is expensive i think its worth it.
on 7/27/2012 1:24:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I work in the hospital and this hand cream is NOT moisturizing enough for my hands. I use alcohol foam (62% alcohol content) more than 80 times per day in the hospital and the high alcohol content destroys my hand. I use L'Occitane hand cream after I use the alcohol foam or wash my hands. It makes my hands feel soft for an hour then my hands begin to dry out again.
Texture: Very creamy and thick. It's NOT greasy or oily but it leaves a waxy film on my hands. This is probably due the the chemical emulsifiers that are present in this hand cream. It is NOT the most natural hand cream you can buy on the market and I care about the ingredients in the skin care I use. It contains lots of questionable chemical ingredients and paraben that I can't even pronounce.
Smell: It's NOT overpowering but it does smell like some sort of synthetic fragrance added to the baby lotion. In fact, many people said that they smell baby diaper cream after I put on this hand cream in the hospital. So I think this hand cream smells pleasant but it smells like baby lotion or diaper cream.
Price: It's $26 (U.S. dollar) for a large 5 OZ. tube ($5.2 per OZ.) or $10 for an 1 OZ. tube. It's pricey but NOT as expansive as the department store brands like Clarins or Jurlique. However, I believe I can find cheaper and better hand creams at health food stores.
Package: I hate the packaging. It's in a soft metal tube that looks like an acrylic paint tube. It's hard to squeeze out the cream. I don't think the soft metal tube is recyclable.
Overall I think this is a great hand cream for daily use but it's NOT suitable for me since I work in the hospital. I prefer fragrance free hand cream with natural moisturizing oils. This hand cream is just not moisturizing for my hands especially I use alcohol foam very frequently at my job. I'm going to search for an organic hand cream in the health food or organic food stores that will work better for me.
on 7/4/2012 3:50:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Best hand cream/lotion I've ever used. I try others in protest of the cost, but it really can't be beat.
My only quibble/annoyance is that the consistency is different between the big tube and the little one ouncer. The little tube is a bit more lotion like; the big tube is creamier. Maybe on purpose for quicker absorption when you're on the go? Regardless, I'd love if the consistency of the little tube was available in a bigger size!
on 6/22/2012 4:21:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This is my favourite hand cream by far. I love that its so thick, but absorbs so easily. I love the smell of it, not too overpowering, not too subtle either (kind of powdery). I love the fact it really hydrates my skin, and lasts a long time on my skin too. I love the fact it doesn't make my hands itch afterwards. And I love the packaging.
I just wish it wasn't so pricey!
on 6/9/2012 9:55:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I have to give this five lippies even though I HATE that it is so expensive -- it remains the absolute best hand cream I've ever used. To be fair, a little goes a long way; it's thick enough to deal with really dry skin (it looks like Crisco), lasts though a couple of washings and most important, it absorbs quickly and cleanly without leaving a residue -- the absolute holy grail quality if you do fine handwork. There seems to be some disagreement on the scent but I really love it, and nothing else makes my hands so soft. I may experiment, but I always come back.
on 5/22/2012 10:10:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I do really like this hand cream. I find it smoothing, soothing, non greasy & delicately scented. It seems to work beautifully on hands that are a bit dry from regular hand washing and alcohol gel (I work in a hospital).
My only criticisms of it really are the lack of SPF (I have to use a different product which adds to the expense & the layers of products) and the screw on lid, a flip cap would be more practical for on-the-go reapplications (I had to chase the rolling cap across the car park yesterday on my way in to work!).
L'Occitane, please make this cream in an SPF version with a better cap and it'll be my HG.
on 5/20/2012 10:55:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Whenever I apply this, I feel like i'm giving my hands a little spa day. The feeling is luxuriously smooth and buttery. I like to wash my hands with anti-bacterial soap, which definitely strips them of moisture. This helps remoisturize my hands without leaving a greasy or sticky residue. It also has a lovely baby powder smell that isn't too overpowering.
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Staff, cleanliness, obviously, the facility has been recently given a facelift. Fresh paint, new carpeting, and new HVAC in each room. Continental breakfast was, well, there. Hot coffee, cocoa, and tea, with fruits and cereal options as well as waffles.
BEDS ARE REALLY HARD. Great if you like that sort of thing, but they were very firm. A pillow-topper would be a huge plus.
This hotel was much nicer than anticipated. It is clean and comfortable and a much higher end accomodation than we expected from the city of Beloit. Anyone traveling there and looking for a NICE hotel should try the Ironworks.
The food was good but not great. Though breakfast didn't come with the room it was available at a very fair price for a healthy meal. The buffet has fresh omelets and fruits plus other freshly cooked food for under $12. Really have no complaints.
The decor is fantastic. The hotel is only 2 years old so the rooms look brand new. The staff was very friendly.
I enjoyed access to the workout room and the pool.
I did not like the fact that it would have been cheaper for us to walk in or call the hotel directly and get a room as opposed to reserving the room through Kayak and Priceline. It cost $329.76 through Priceline and it would have cost $287.17 if I would have dealt with the hotel directly. I have learned my lesson.
Breakfast was amazing!
Towels could use fabric softener.
Coasters would be nice in rooms.
It was pleasant, clean convenient and reasonably priced.
The staff was excellent. We asked for directions to the farmer's market and was very pleased with the response from the person at the front desk. I bought flowers at the market and borrowed a vase from the desk to keep my flowers from wilting. Thanks.
The staff was wonderful any questions we had or any extra items we needed or forgot at home they took care of it they even let us know about places to eat there or go out. The hot water in the shower omg let me tell you was.amazing the hoy water lasted so long gave 3 kifs and 4 adults showers and was still good
The pool.was ice cold and there was no warming up to it. The hot tub was cold and you kinda got used to it after a bit. BUT the staff did let us know what was going on before we even got there.
hot tub
Hospitality hour
Smallest room I've ever stayed in. We had a baby w us so I took a pack and play and that literally took up all of the floor space.
Location was handy.
Small children (four or more) were in the hot tub, making it unusable for additional adults. No clean towels were available for the pool. We had been looking forward to a swim and a soak, but had to forgo those pleasures.
Staff very friendly. Good location.
The pool was to cold and the hot tub to hot.other guests agreed. The breakfast was hot but not very tasty.When first came in my room there was a bug on my bed. No fridge or microwave in room.
The pool was under construction and no one informed us of this the whole time we were checking in and my kids were talking about swimming. They were very disappointed they couldn't swim. It was one of the main reasons I chose this hotel at that time.
microwave and fridge. Convenient on and off freeway. Appeared to be clean
Mattresses weren't real good-but bearable
Floor was dirty and had paper from previous visitor.
Breakfast was awesome. The ladies kept everything filled and tables were wiped down!!!! Outstanding
Pool was kinda dirty not very clear
The staff was very friendly and helpful. The motel was very clean. Refrigerator and microwave included. Lots of restaurants in the area. The included breakfast was enough to get you going...they even had homemade waffles! Nice motel for the price!
Make sure you ask for an extra blanket! Our room was a little chilly by morning. No elevator.
Not much.
Noisy. Breakfast was slim or next to none. Bed uncomfortable. Would not stay here again.
Good location with the proper room rate
Public space is not big
This hotel was cleaner than expected for having pets welcome. The housekeeping staff was excellent in everything they did. Only trouble we had was finding front desk staff when needed.
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Cupped Hardwoods
We have been remodeling a house for the past 2 1/2 months. We had 4'' white oak hardwoods installed in about 1900 sqft of the house. The wood sat in the house for 12 days, bundles in every room, to acclimate. Shortly after they were installed, sanded, stained and one coat of poly applied, they cupped. We live in the Southeast with high humidity and the house has a crawl space.
The house has ventilation vents, poly covering most of the crawl and no signs of standing water. We have opened all vents, installed 3 ventilation fans and the moisture content hasn't really gone down. One guy came out and wanted to remove all of the crawl space insulation and put in new poly for $2800...seemed a little steep.
The installer thinks the floors will "lay" down one the crawl is dry. I'm not convinced and we are eager to get into the house. I've read a lot about not sanding cupped floors but it is very tempting to sand the floors and move in. The moisture reading on the subfloor is 12 to 14%. The moisture reading in the insulation is 22 to 30%. The moisture reading on the hardwood is 5 to 7%.
Looking for some sound advice.
So sorry this has happened! I know it's frustrating, but waiting until you've corrected the underlying problem and allowing the wood to dry out as much as possible is key before you start sanding away.
When you say the house has ventilation vents and that they're open, are you speaking of the ones in the walls of the crawl space? If so, you might try closing them and placing a couple dehumidifiers under there to pull the moisture out. Just running fans likely won't do it.
In the humid SE, the hot air coming in from the outside hits the colder air and/or components located in the crawl space and moisture/condensation results--especially if your A/C system is under the house vs in the attic. We just went through this with our house in the SE as well. Luckily, our HVAC guy had come out to evaluate for our expansion and noticed the condensation issue before any damage was done.
I can tell you that we had a similar problem with cupping in our last house due to moisture. We fixed the underlying problem (blocked vent) and ran 2 dehumidifiers in the affected room 24/7 for about a week. The cupping diminished significantly.
Hope this helps & good luck!
Thx for the reply! I am talking about crawl space vents. Every "expert" I've spoken with has suggested opening the vents and installing vents fans to get the air moving. I've considered doing exactly what your talking about with the dehumidifier. Had a guy look at it yesterday and recommended pulling the insulation out and running a dehumidifier in the house..seemed a little odd to put the dehumidifier in the house instead of the crawl??
The experts here on GW + my own experience is where I got the info on next steps for you. Here's a link to my post requesting help on the HVAC website.
Since we took the steps of closing the vents and running the dehumidifiers things have dried out considerably. There have been multiple posts on GW this summer about the very same thing happening all over the SE.
And here's a post talking about the vents with the fans and the different things that can happen if they run intermittently or if they run continuously. It seems as if that's a potential no-win situation.
I would save the money on the vent fans, use it to invest in a couple decent sized dehumidifiers, close the vents and run the dehumidifiers until they don't pull anymore water.
You may try posting on the HVAC board too. Have you checked on top of the main unit under the house to verify that you don't have condensation occuring? We saw it dripping from the ductwork when the HVAC guy came out, but if not for that we wouldn't have investigated further and realized that the entire top of the unit was covered in a huge puddle of condensation.
Hope this helps!
Also, I would imagine running one or two dehumidifiers inside the house wouldn't hurt either. I would think it would be a good idea as the water would be pulled straight out of the hardwood floors vs. having to be pulled back through the subfloor from underneath. However, the problem in the crawlspace has to be addressed or it will become a never ending battle of cupping floors.
Thx for all the info!
When I checked the crawl space, every piece of air duct and the air handler had condensation. Everyone suggested opening the vents to get air flow and said that would remove the condensation.
I tend to agree with your assessment. I have my HVAC guy coming out tomorrow to check on the issue. I'll post our progress.
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" Everyone suggested opening the vents to get air flow and said that would remove the condensation. "
Only if the outside air is not humid.
If the surface of the duct falls below the dew point of the air condensation occurs.
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Hotel description Prinsotel Mal Pas
This charming hotel is located on the small peninsular of Mal Pas. The sandy beach on the bay may be accessed via a small forest pathway (approximately 200 m away). A selection of shopping and entertainment venues is to be found in Alcudia, 2 km away. The small marina of Puerto Cocodrilo is to be found in the surrounding area. Links to the public transport network lie 150 m from the hotel.This hotel was built in 1968, renovated in 2004 and comprises a total of 106 double rooms. Guests may make use of the spacious foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, safe, lounge with a chimney place, bicycle hire service, TV room and Internet connection. In addition, there is a cosy café, bar and an air-conditioned restaurant with highchairs for infants. Room and laundry services as well as medical assistance (with extra charge) are on offer. Car parking facilities are to be found outside of the hotel.The tastefully decorated rooms come with their own bathroom, a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV, a hire safe, air conditioning, a hire safe and a balcony or terrace.There is a swimming pool in the outdoor complex as well as a poolside bar, sun loungers and parasols. Sports enthusiasts may play table tennis, tennis or pool (at an extra charge). Live music shows are staged weekly.Guests may select their breakfast and evening meals from ample buffets. Lunch may be taken à la carte.
Description Prinsotel Mal Pas
- • Year of construction: 1968
- • Year of most recent renovation: 2004
- • Total number of rooms: 106
- • Double rooms: 106
Methods of payment
- • MasterCard
- • Visa
- • 24-hour reception
- • Air conditioning in public areas
- • Bicycle hire service
- • Currency exchange facilities
- • Hotel safe
- • Laundry service
- • Medical service
- • Wired Internet
Car park
Large pets allowed (over 5 kg)
Small pets allowed (under 5 kg)
- • Breakfast buffet
- • Buffet dinner
- • À la carte lunch
- • Bar
- • Café
- • Highchairs
- • Non-smoking area
- • Restaurant
- • Pool / snooker
Distances (in meters)
- • Beach: 0.12 mi
- • Golf course: 3.10 mi
Double Single Use Interface Mlt - St room features
- • Balcony
- • Bathroom
- • Centrally regulated air conditioning
- • Direct dial telephone
- • Safe
Double Interface Mlt - St room features
- • Balcony
- • Bathroom
- • Centrally regulated air conditioning
- • Direct dial telephone
- • Safe
Double Or Twin Interface Mlt - St room features
- • Balcony
- • Bathroom
- • Centrally regulated air conditioning
- • Direct dial telephone
- • Safe
License: HPM284
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This familial hotel is located close to the gently sloping local sandy beach (approximately 5 m) within 1 m of a selection of restaurants and links to the public transport network. The nearest shopping venues are to be found just 1 km from the hotel.Renovated in 2007, this hotel comprises a total of 3 floors with 116 rooms. Facilities include a foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, lifts, a currency exchange facility and safes in addition to a bar, a restaurant with highchairs for infants, a public Internet terminal (for an additional fee) and a TV room. It is possible to hire road or mountain bikes and medical assistance as well as a laundry service round off the hotel's offerings.Each of the rooms comes with a bathroom, a direct dial telephone, a hire safe and a balcony or terrace, TV and air conditioning.There is a swimming pool and a sun terrace with sun loungers laid out ready for use in the outdoor complex. Sports options include table tennis tables and a seasonal entertainment programme rounds off the amusements on offer at this hotel.Guests may select their breakfast and lunch from ample buffets.Customer reviews4.2/5of 2 Opinions
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This charming beach hotel enjoys a peaceful setting at the end of a cul-de-sac in Puerto de Alcudia on the delightful island of Mallorca. The hotel is located by a small beach with beautiful views over the Bay of Pollenca and Formentor. Guests will find a host of entertainment venues, bars and restaurants within easy access of the hotel, while the historical old town of Alcudia is a mere 20 minutes' walking distance away. This attractive hotel welcomes guests into relaxing surroundings, in which to enjoy a refreshing holiday. The guest rooms are tastefully decorated and come complete with modern amenities for guests' convenience. The hotel provides a wide and diverse array of leisure and recreational facilities, which are sure to appeal to all the family. The hotel also hosts a seasonal entertainment programme which will be appreciated by guests of all ages.Customer reviews4.3/5of 2 Opinions
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This hotel is located in the heart of the medieval town of Alcudia. Puerto Beach is a 20-minute drive away from the establishment. This newly renovated apartment hotel has 20 apartments with 1 or 2 bedrooms. The apartments are ideal for families or small groups of friends looking for quiet accommodation. Guests are welcomed in the pleasant atmosphere of the bright lobby. Facilities available to guests at this establishment include a restaurant. In addition to a private bathroom with a bathtub, the apartments each offer a dining room and a kitchen with a fridge and microwave. Further features include a TV set and a telephone, as well as heating and air conditioning units. The beds are comfortable to ensure a good night's sleep to guests.
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Hockey player eager to join Wheat Kings
Liam MacLeod of La Salle recently took a big step forward in his hockey career.
MacLeod, 15, was selected in the ninth round (188th overall) of this year's Western Hockey League bantam draft by the Brandon Wheat Kings. He was also chosen eighth overall by the Winkler Flyers in the 2012 Manitoba Junior Hockey League draft.
The 5-foot-10 right-winger played for the AAA bantam Pembina Valley Hawks this past season. In 56 games he scored 32 goals and added 27 assists.
MacLeod has been focusing on developing his skills and helping his teams as much as he can to this point in his hockey career. In the future he hopes to see himself playing at the highest level he can.
This past season was his first with the Hawks and he plans to rejoin them this fall. He hopes to make the Wheat Kings next season.
MacLeod has shown plenty of versatility on the ice. He played center for the majority of this past season, but also saw time at both right and left wing.
"It will take a lot of work and dedication, but the opportunity that would come with making that team would be tremendous," MacLeod said of the prospect of one day joining the Wheaties.
MacLeod admits there were times this past year when juggling hockey and school was difficult, especially since he was attending a new school. Despite the extra workload, he still found it enjoyable.
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With another summer comes another week of Vacation Bible School, an event organized by the La Salle Community Fellowship and Glenlea Mennonite Church. From Aug. 20 to 24, the bible school gets kids excited about their faith. Throughout morning activities such as recreation, snacks and singing, kids learn what the Bible says about having a relationship with Jesus.
The bible school has been an annual community highlight since 1997 and continues to grow each year. This year's event is expected to attract 150 kids, which would be a record. The total number of kids attending the sessions was previously capped at 125 but a recent restructuring has allowed for more youngsters to be accommodated.
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Technology presents a two-fold challenge for government in the digital age. Not only does the implementation of innovation sometimes fail to hit its mark, as seen with HealthCare.gov, but that same technology also makes government more transparent and amplifies citizen scrutiny.
"It's the change in the consumer, or in our case the citizens, and their ability to be empowered and enabled through technology that is giving them a voice that they didn't have before," Mark Langley, president and CEO of the Project Management Institute, recently said at a Capitol Hill briefing.
Also featured at the briefing were Reps. Todd Young (R-Ind.) and Jim Matheson (D-Utah), co-chairmen of the Government Efficiency Caucus, which grapples with how to use technology and bolster the workforce to improve service.
"Whether it's related to government websites, or deploying new equipment to our troops in an effective and timely manner or dealing with waste, fraud and abuse, my constituents regardless of party affiliation have some real interest in this topic," Young said. "Part of it is an operational concern. They feel like we ought to be providing better services."
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If technology magnifies and makes transparent, that larger figure that the customer is now seeing more clearly is probably involved in a public-facing enterprise, even if they are not a point of direct contact.
One of the focuses of a recent PMI report was talent management, which is also a substantial focus of the president's fiscal 2015 budget proposal.
Tom Greiner, managing director of technology for Accenture Federal Services, which worked on HealthCare.gov, said at the briefing there is a lack of training in both the public and private sectors.
"I think in the federal space, it's a little bit more of a free-for-all of a training," Greiner said. "I don't know how prescriptive the curricula is set so that people are building skills in a meaningful way to progress up a career track."
Successful talent management, whether in the form of training on a regular basis or initiating and enforcing process standards, results in higher quality products and services that have a better chance of passing muster.
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7 April 2010: Radisson is Europe's number one! With 170 hotels and a total of 38,079 rooms across the continent, Radisson is Europe's largest upscale hotel brand – unifying Radisson Blu and Radisson Edwardian hotels and leaving Hilton International with 146 hotels and 37,806 rooms as well as Marriott with 86 hotels and 20,806 rooms behind (source: "Upscale Brands Top 10 in Europe" by MKG Hospitality, Paris).
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We used to live in VB and visit Pelon's frequently. Whenever we return to VB, we always make it a point to stop in and get one of their yummy burritos. Our favorite is the Unemployed surfer. Their cheese dip is also yummy. Love this place!
We're glad our burritos always bring you in, Phemgal! Thanks for sharing such a kind review -- our cheese dip is so flattered. :)
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It's awesome to be considered one of your go-to spots in VA Beach! "Best fresh guacamole" is certainly a ringing endorsement we're proud to have. We hope to see you two again next time you visit!
This was my first visit to Pelon's Baja Grill. I have enjoyed their food at old farmer market during the summer months. I had the smooth guacamole starter it was incredible. The meal was great, i had a Dude burrito and brought half home. Give Pelon's a try!
So glad you had more than enough food, Richard -- leftovers are the best! We're also thrilled that the guacamole was extra smooth and started your meal off on the right chip. We hope to see you again soon so you can try something new!
I may be the only person that did not like this place. Being from CA but now living in SW VA I have been missing good Mexican food; so when I saw this place I was pretty darn thrilled! Placed an order for take-out, the girl was nice, was excited to eat the food!
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Their website says "The Best Cali-Style Mexican Food & Fish Tacos East of Baja!" and having lived in California, I gotta agree. It was getting late on Sunday night and we'd just arrived in town, hungry for a quick bite and not eager for a full on sit-down restaurant meal. This casual eatery was perfect. The chunky, fresh guacamole and...
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My first time. The service was good. A nice size menu. My tacos were good. I got my food to go because I was staying close by but it looked like a nice place to sit in and eat.
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ARMITAGE: Administration witnesses are on those shows all the time. And I'm sorry, when you see one of your colleagues up there, you don't stop in the airport and stare. You don't stop everything you're doing. You do your work because it's hard enough as it is without being diverted.
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BEN-VENISTE: Well, actually, I got a couple more because of the initial nonsubstantive areas that we have gone back and forth on. (LAUGHTER)
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ARMITAGE: They generally do make sure they check with the political opposition just so they won't be surprised at anything when the new administration starts.
THOMPSON: Both in his book and in his testimony here today, Mr. Clarke complained that the eight-month gap between the time the administration took office in January of 2001, and the time that the NSPD (ph) was produced in September -- I believe -- September 4th of 2001 was an inordinately long time to formulate a process. Do you agree with that?
ARMITAGE: No, I don't. But I'd like to say that -- the words of Samuel Clemens come to mind, and that is that even though you're on the right track you can get run over if you're not going fast enough. And I think it is the case. It's certainly in hindsight that we weren't going fast enough. Now, you can make your own judgments about whether we were moving faster or slower than other administrations. But were are a lot of complex issues and we thought we were getting or trying to get our arms around all of them and not just pieces of them.


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Boeing CEO: Moving Engineering Jobs Out Of Wash. Will 'Strengthen Our Company' By Ashley Gross • Apr 23, 2014 Ashley Gross / KPLU Boeing Chief Executive Jim McNerney says he understands that shifting engineering work away from Washington state may be controversial, but he says these moves "strengthen our company, strengthen our engineering capability." Over the past year, the Chicago-based aerospace giant has announced several transfers of engineering jobs that affect thousands of Puget Sound-area employees. Most recently, the company said earlier this month that it will move 1,000 engineering positions to southern California as it makes that region the center of customer support for airplanes currently in service. Seattle Business Owners Turn To An Unlikely Source Of Consultants: UW Undergrads By Ashley Gross • Apr 21, 2014 Ashley Gross / KPLU Listen Listening... / 5:37 Business owners in Seattle and around the state are lining up to tap the expertise of an unusual group of consultants: undergraduates at the University of Washington. That may sound surprising, since the students mostly just have a few internships on their resumes. But their consulting class pushes them to dive deep into their clients' business problems and deliver tangible, practical advice. For one local chef, it's a partnership that has yielded results. Seattle Council Member Licata Calls For New Department To Enforce Labor Laws By Ashley Gross • Apr 16, 2014 Ashley Gross / KPLU This may be the year that Seattle adopts one of the highest minimum wages in the country. But labor advocates and Seattle City Council member Nick Licata say without tough enforcement, a new wage law will be toothless. 'This Is The Kind Of Hay Year That Makes A Hay Farmer Smile' By Anna King • Apr 15, 2014 Listen Listening... / 0:49 Many Northwest alfalfa growers had a rough year with bad weather last summer. Rain can leach nutrients out of drying hay and rot away any profits. But this year, hay markets are primed if growers can duck the storm clouds. Drought in California and parts of the Midwest means hay buyers are focusing in on Northwest crops. Extended Season For Some Northwest Ski Areas, But Profits Scarce By Tom Banse • Apr 14, 2014 Tom Banse Thanks to late-season snow that fell in many areas, some Cascade ski areas will welcome skiers and snowboarders well past Easter. There will be end-of-season parties at at least nine Northwest ski resorts this weekend. Timing means everything for the bottom line of these resort companies. But a strong finish doesn't necessarily make up for a late start like we saw this season. Hearing Set For T-Mobile Workers' Unfair Labor Practice Claims By Paula Wissel • Apr 11, 2014 Mark Lennihan / AP Photo The union that has been trying to organize T-Mobile workers says a recent action by the federal government will boost its efforts. The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has ordered the various labor complaints against the telecom giant to be consolidated into one case. Boeing Moves 1,000 Customer Support Jobs Out Of Wash. State To SoCal By The Associated Press & Ashley Gross • Apr 10, 2014 AP Photo Boeing is moving about 1,000 of its customer support jobs out of Washington and into Southern California. The company said Thursday that it is centralizing its customer support to its engineering design center in Southern California. It already employs 1,800 people at its Long Beach and Seal Beach sites there. Why Are Seattle Restaurant Owners Pushing For A So-Called 'Tip Credit'? By Ashley Gross • Apr 9, 2014 Mary Ann Chastain / AP Photo If you're a restaurant server in Texas or Mississippi, you probably earn $2.13 an hour from your employer. That's the federal minimum wage for people who earn tips. But here, servers earn at least $9.32 an hour, and then earn tips on top of that. Washington is one of seven states that require that tipped workers get the same minimum wage as everyone else. But with talk of a $15 an hour minimum wage, restaurant owners are pushing back. Pages« first ‹ previous … 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 … next › last »


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