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Little oasis in the city
Our family of five stayed here at the end April for two nights and really enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere with the convenience of being close to town. The grounds are beautiful and the hotel has such character - we especially enjoyed the walk to the pool for a swim at night. Sometimes with a large resort, the grounds can be overwhelming and places too spread out. This hotel has all the conviences of a large resort in a more intimate and accessible environment. We had a deluxe room with plenty of space for our family. One disappointment - check in was 3 but we didn't get into our room until after 4 - spent 2 hours by the pool waiting for our room. Also beware - the complimentary breakfast that I had read about is only available from June 1st through the summer. There was a complimentary tea every afternoon that we enjoyed, and the rooms included an empty refrigerator which we appreciated. The staff were friendly and helpful. We would definitely choose this hotel again - wished we had stayed longer.
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I stayed here for 5 days with wife and 2 kids. The hotel and grounds are absolutely beautiful - it really is an oasis within the desert.
I guess my issue with this property is that I never really felt welcome. In the 5 days we were there, none of the employees (other than the maid) smiled or even said "hello". When we walked by anyone, they either looked away or put their head down.
The room we had was set up oddly - perhaps the age of the property - the bathroom was inbetween the two rooms, so we had to walk through the bathroom to get into the other room. I've never seen that before. The soundproofing is awful - we could hear the conversations in the other room like we were there. It also seemed that all the families were in the same wing so as not to "bother" the other guests.
I would stay here again only with the wife - I would not return with the family.
Overall I'd give it a 6 out of 10.
First Class Service & Accomodations at The Arizona Inn
I recently enjoyed a very pleasant stay at The Arizona Inn In Tucson. The staff was very friendly and courteous and the facility was outstanding - well manicured grounds, a large pool, a workout room, and a beautiful library just off the lobby. Our room was spacious and also had a nice supply of reading material including the New York Times, books, and magazines. The food in the dining room was excellent and I also had the opportunity to enjoy a tasty poolside snack, one of the house specialties. A true garden spot within the desert.
Loved This Hotel!!
We loved this quiet and very private resort. I'm just mad we didn't know about it sooner. We've always booked at the Westin Resort which is very fair. The Arizona Inn is such a wonderful place. The grounds are beautiful, and the rooms were very private and nice. The staff couldn't have been BETTER! Everyone was wonderful from the moment we arrived. The FREE breakfast was amazing, as well as the wonderful Ice Cream socials by the pool. This hotel is a MUST STAY if visiting Tucson.
And on a side note, I left my jewlery case in the room by accident and when I arrived home back to Phoenix and realized it, I called immediately and the Arizona Inn Fed Ex'd it to my office the next day! Now that is SERVICE!
I miss it already!
By far the best hotel experience I have had - - like stepping back in time to the 1930s and being treated with civility that is no longer easily found. You're treated like an old time movie star or senator would have been 70 years ago. Service was accommodating but unobtrusive, rooms were beautifullly appointed with comfy pillows and mattresses. The bathroom was appointed with everything you would expect, dressing area was well lit, mini-fridge was perfect for keeping bottled water that's so needed in the desert.
Room service was top notch, and the hotel restaurant and piano bar had a nice variety of options with fantastic presentation.
I can't wait to go back!
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Of all the places we've been fortunate enough to stay in, the Arizona Inn ranks as number one! The rooms are gracious and comfortable. the staff friendly and accommodating and the martinis, terrific.
We think back wistfully to our stay there. It truly is a little piece of heaven!
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Stayed at the Arizona Inn based on the recommendations on this site. I was not disappointed. Upgraded to a huge room which was awsome. The gift shop was closed due to illness when I checked in around 4pm. With out asking they opened up the gift shop so I could get my daughter a present. The service was incredible. I just wish I had more time. Everything was perfect. Just thinking about the Inn brings a smile to my face. They do "get it". Will be back.
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2) The units -I hesitate using such a 'commerical' term for the lovely rooms- are 'residential' -- with furnishings, art-work, lighting, etc. that have come down through time. The originality of the architecure, furnishings, and artifacts is key to the quality and character of the Inn.
3) The atmosphere is absolutely restful. "Peace, privacy, and sunshine" are the three original concepts used in the Arizona Inn's fliers when it opened in 1930, and they apply today.
4) The wonderful service in emcompassing: in room-service, at the pool, the breakfast buffet, business office, and throughout in every facet of the Inn.
5) The quiet, the courtesy, and utterly seamless service and attention to detail set a standard. After the Arizona Inn, one needs to go back and re-evaluate assessments of any other places -- no place quite meets the standard of civility of the Arizona Inn.
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Recipe #1 is a malty, british-style pale ale which leans towards an IPA.
Here's the recipe I received:92% high color pale malt
4% crystal 70 lov.
4% caramalt
Hops- Cluster and Centenial for bittering, Cascade and Glacier Aroma, Cascade dry hop
English ale yeast
Here's my best translation for a 6 gallon all-grain batch:13.7 lbs Marris Otter
0.60 lb Carafoam
0.60 lb Crystal 70
Mash at 152 for one hour, batch sparge.
Cluster 1oz 60min
Centennial 1oz 60min
Cascade 0.5oz flameout
Glacier 0.5oz flameout
Cascade 1oz dry hop for one week
Ferment at 66 degrees with WLP002 English Ale Yeast with starter
This gives me 1062 OG with 48 IBU.
1. Do you think the mash temp is appropriate for this style and yeast?
2. Would I notice a difference if I just used Cascade exclusively for aroma and dry hop (1oz for each)?
3. Is 1oz total for aroma hops appropriate?
4. Crystal 70 sure is hard to find. Can I substitute Crystal 60?
Recipe #2 is an oatmeal stout.67% high color pale malt
2% crytal 70
4% wheat malt
3% brown malt
4% chocolate malt
4% roast malt
8% unmalted flaked oats
8% unmalted flaked barley
hops- cluster for bittering, Willamette for aroma
English ale yeast
Here's my translation for a six gallon all-grain batch:10.3 lbs Marris Otter
1.23 lbs flaked barley
1.23 lbs flaked oats
0.62 lb chocolate malt
0.62 lb roasted barley
0.62 lb wheat malt
0.46 lb brown malt
0.31 lb crystal 70
Mash at 152 for 60 minutes, batch sparge
1.3 oz Cluster, 60 min boil
1 oz Williamete at flameout
Ferment at 66 degrees with WLP002 English Ale Yeast with starter
This gives me 1062 OG with 30 IBU.
Thanks for any help and input.
Kegged: Belgian Dark Strong (8.9%abv)
Fermenting: Arrogant Bastard Clone, BCS Dry stout
Planned: Rye IPA, ESB, Oatmeal Pale Ale, Rye AmberCan You Brew It Recipe DatabaseConvert an all grain recipe to extractHop Substitution Chart
It is always great to find a brewer who is as open with their time/recipes as we homebrewers are.
Looks like you did a good job translating the recipes. If you want to consolidate the hops on the first one you could probably get away with just glacier at flameout (that way you would have both in the aroma profile). Any medium crystal will do, but it will have a slightly different character (probably from a different maltster).
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Blue Bomber Report Record: 7–11–0
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Rated X for excruciating
Bombers' latest horror show hits new lows
CALGARY -- So, you know how when you're watching a cheap horror movie and the cheerleader goes for a walk in the dark house and you just know she's about to get her head chopped off by an intruder -- but you're still kind of startled when it happens anyway?
This was like that.
You could see this slaughter coming from 1,500 kilometres and a week away -- a season-high 16-point spread told that tale -- and yet there was still something stunning in the Calgary Stampeders' 38-11 throttling of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at McMahon Stadium Saturday.
Maybe it was how defenceless the Bombers defence looked in the face of a Calgary offensive onslaught that looked like men toying with boys?
Maybe it was how quick the Bombers rolled over, yielding two TDs and a field goal on Calgary's first three possessions and falling behind 17-3 before the first quarter was over? Or maybe it was just a simple matter of always being surprised by how much that cheerleader bleeds?
Whatever it was, this one was a bloodbath and the only small mercy that came of it is there is now an end in sight to this horror show of a 2013 season, with the 2-12 Bombers now facing playoff elimination when they face the Alouettes in Montreal on Thanksgiving Monday.
Go ahead, give it to me straight
The Bombers loss to Calgary was their fourth in a row since a win over Saskatchewan in the Banjo Bowl. It was also their sixth road loss in a row since a win in Montreal in Week 2 and their 11th loss in their last 12 games. And the Bombers have been outscored 91-28 in their last two games.
Oh, and it was also the 11th consecutive Bombers loss in a West Division stadium, a drought that goes back to July 2011.
Wow, that is bad. Was there any reason for hope?
Look, this season is over. But yeah, a Bombers offence that has been almost completely useless all season actually showed some traction, generating 194 yards in the first half and finally showing signs of a running game, with RB Will Ford rushing for 156 yards and returning a kickoff 100 yards for a TD -- Ford's second kickoff return for a TD this season.
That doesn't sound so bad. So how the heck did the Bombers lose so bad if they put up those kind of numbers on offence?
Well, for starters, all that offence came in fits and spurts instead of sustained drives and so didn't result in much in the way of points.
Quarterback Max Hall went 15-of-34 for 147 yards and one interception and wasn't great -- but then what Bombers QB has been in the last couple of years? Still, Hall did move the ball at times, had a couple of long passes dropped by his receivers and the lone interception he threw was Winnipeg's only turnover -- a huge improvement for a team that was a league-worst minus-28 in turnover ratio coming into the game.
But the larger problem was a porous Bombers defence that was just as hopeless against the Calgary run -- the Stamps had 261 yards rushing -- as the Calgary pass -- they had 361 yards through the air.
Put it together and it was -- by far -- the worst performance by a Bombers defence in recent memory.
Wonderful, so now what?
Rest easy Bombers fans -- this will all be over soon.
The combination on Saturday of a Montreal win over Edmonton -- which improved the Als to 6-8 -- and the Bombers loss to Calgary leaves the Bombers eight points behind the Als for the third and final playoff spot in the East Division.
One more Montreal win or one more Winnipeg loss this season will eliminate the Bombers and officially shift what's left of this miserable season into a rebuilding mission.
Perhaps fittingly, the Bombers next play in Montreal on Oct. 14.
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Agudelo traded to Chivas USA for Pearce
Which big name stars could be on the move this summer? Find out the latest with Rumor Redux.
Juan Agudelo has been clamoring for more playing time and a better chance to shine for as long as he has been on the New York Red Bulls bench. He has yearned to have his name in lights, to be a team leader and the player who carries a franchise.
Agudelo will get his chance to have all of that, only it won't be with the Red Bulls.
New York traded away Agudelo to Chivas USA for U.S. national team defender Heath Pearce and a significant amount of allocation money, sources told Fox Soccer on Thursday.
The blockbuster trade sends the 19-year-old Agudelo to a struggling Chivas USA side where he should be plugged into the starting lineup by a team in dire need of goal production.
The Red Bulls part ways with a young forward who sources say was never a favorite of Hans Backe. The emergence of Kenny Cooper as a top scoring threat and ideal forward partner for Thierry Henry made Agudelo expendable, and when New York found a club willing to pay handsomely, they shipped away a player who has long been considered a future star.
The trade will rattle Red Bulls fans, who grew to adore the gifted young forward, but from a purely strategic standpoint this deal is a major triumph for New York. Essentially, they traded away a back-up forward and added arguably the best left back in MLS. Pearce provides a significant upgrade at left back, along with the versatility to play centerback if needed.
Plenty of Americans enjoyed stellar seasons overseas. See the USA's Best XI here.
The Red Bulls also covered themselves in the event that Agudelo fulfills expectations and blossoms into a star -- and U.S. national team regular -- by securing a portion of any future Agudelo transfer fee.
The trade was a clear change in philosophy for the club, which had rejected multiple trade offers for Agudelo from various MLS clubs earlier in the year. Sources believed the Red Bulls were gun-shy about sending Agudelo to another MLS team for fear of a repeat of last year's disastrous trade that sent eventual MLS MVP Dwayne DeRosario to D.C. United for Dax McCarty.
In fact, the Red Bulls were more interested in trying to sell Agudelo over the winter, but were prevented from doing so by Major League Soccer. Sources tell Fox Soccer MLS wasn't interested in seeing Agudelo sold for anything short of an eight-figure transfer.
With this trade, the Red Bulls have boosted their defense and filled up their coffers with allocation money they can use to bolster their roster in the summer transfer window. General manager Erik Soler told Fox Soccer on Wednesday that the team was interested in signing a young international attacking player to fill the team's third Designated Player slot.
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Chivas paid a steep price for Agudelo, but they won't be complaining about their end of the deal. They secured a young, marketable Spanish-speaking future star who can cater to the team's Latino fans and American fans. On the field, Agudelo is a dynamic forward who could thrive playing alongside former teammate Juan Pablo Angel, who was his mentor when both were with the Red Bulls three years ago.
The trade should help Agudelo's national team chances because regular playing time for Agudelo has been a concern of U.S. head coach Jurgen Klinsmann since he became national team manager last summer. Not only will Agudelo be with a team where he should play more regularly, but he will also be playing at Home Depot Center, a stone's throw from Klinsmann's Orange County home.
The move from New York media market to the Los Angeles media market should help Agudelo continue to capitalize on his increasing profile as a rising star, which has remained high despite lack of playing time with the Red Bulls.
The pressure will be on Agudelo now. There will be no excuses about not getting a chance. Instead of Hans Backe -- who really never rated Agudelo high -- he will be coached by Robin Fraser, who just traded away his best player in Pearce and a large chunk of money to get him.
Instead of being overshadowed by the likes of Thierry Henry and Rafa Marquez, Agudelo will be the poster boy of his own team for the first time in his career. He will be expected to score goals and be the team's go-to player. It is the role Agudelo must have dreamed of when he turned pro three years ago. Only now, he will be playing the role on the other side of the country.
He isn't just the future of Chivas USA. Juan Agudelo is their present.
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