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Antelope Valley Nissan Sales Reviews
- 451 Auto Center Dr
- Palmdale, CA 93551 (map)
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Recommend this dealer? Yes Purchased a vehicle from this dealer? Yes
My experience here was wonderful. The entire staff was very welcoming and helpful. This was my first time buying a vehicle and they made the experience very exciting and went beyond my expectation.
Thank you,
Amanda C
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Amanda, thank you so much for your feedback! I am so glad to hear you had a great experience at our dealership. Customer service and satisfaction our always our main goals and I am so pleased that we met those. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and like us ... Read moreAll Comments (1)
Recommend this dealer? Yes Purchased a vehicle from this dealer? Yes
Went in to trade and buy.
Wasn't able to get as much for my trade in as I had hoped, but the internet sales manager worked with me to get what I needed.
The finance manager even called me back later to help me get a better finance rate.
They are committed to getting you what you want, and will work ...
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Recommend this dealer? No Purchased a vehicle from this dealer? No, Poor experience with dealer personnel
I had found the vehicle I wanted to purchase at AV Nissan. I met with the internet sales manager, saw the vehicle, and took it for a test drive. He offered an out-the-door price and I decided to ponder it over for an hour or so. I contacted him and told him my bottom price, which he approved. I went...
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Recommend this dealer? Yes Purchased a vehicle from this dealer? Yes
This is my first experience shopping with Nissan and I was very pleased with the service I received. Not only I was very satisfied with the service but I love my New Altima. I would like to commend Victor Salas, who took the time to show me all the options I had and went out of his way to help me ...
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Recommend this dealer? No Purchased a vehicle from this dealer? Yes
i had just bought a car from Nissan and they are so bad the finance guy had open two accounts under my social and now am getting calls about owning when i payed my dues. it been 2 months with the same issue and the finance guy has yet to fix the problem i really don't recommended for any one to go t...
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NLinfante replied to smelly's topic in HellBased solely on games I've been to in person (major non conference, regular season, conference/NCAA tournament, NHL regular season, NHL outdoor, NHL playoffs) the atmosphere at the Beanpot final is the best in all of hockey short of a Stanley Cup Final game. I will admit some bias because I had the opportunity to go four straight years in college, but I highly recommend the trip to any hockey fan, even without connection to one of the schools.
NLinfante replied to SMantzas's topic in HellHis TOI and the competition he faces nightly has just as much to do with his -24 as his actual ability does. I'm not worried about him at all; he could use a little help though.
NLinfante replied to RunninWithTheDevil's topic in HellMy season ticket rep called me yesterday afternoon just to make sure I didn't need a block of tickets. Ummm, I'm good. EDIT: no disrespect to the sales staff, but the timing was less than ideal.
NLinfante replied to SMantzas's topic in HellI sat in the 10th row or so behind the bench last Friday against St. Louis. Typically I think this board is full of doom and gloom crazy people, but I must admit, I didn't see a single thing that looked good last Friday. Nothing spectacular in the D-zone, the breakout was weak and lots of players missed the net on the chances generated in the o-zone (Palmieri). Auvitu also missed a wide open T. Hall on a backdoor pass that would have made it a one goal game early in the third. I did hear Hall let Auvitu know about it once they were back on the bench. One interesting tid-bit was that I didn't hear Hynes shout or raise his voice once, and I was sort of waiting for it. Maybe I was just far enough away, but he seemed resigned to their fate that night. I dont think he's the problem, but someone is going to have to show some emotion eventually. Similar takeaway from Sunday in MSG, Palmieri falling on the red line and the puck ending up in the net was a fitting microcosm for the whole night. I would tend to agree that we're losing games against superior competition, but I don't buy it against the Rangers. The players know how much that game means within the division. NYR was without multiple forwards and their backup goaltender played. 5-0 is unacceptable.
NLinfante replied to thelastonealive's topic in HellHabs' PP hasn't been great, but the Devils must stay out of the box to earn 2 points. Montreal's depth problems won't matter if Radulov-Shaw-Pac-Weber-Markov get clicking with the man advantage. This would be a nice win on the road with some tough games coming up.
NLinfante replied to thelastonealive's topic in HellI thought the crowd was pretty good for a home opener on a Tuesday. I didn't notice anything too messy going on besides the dope behind me in section 6 who insisted that "you should never trade defense for offense" and "Hall is a bum". I think I overheard this when #9 failed to convert down low on the 5v3 PP...and then promptly scored about 30 seconds later. I know it's been a long-standing topic of conversation here, and I (admittedly) have only visited a few other rinks for comparison, but we have some pretty dumb fans. Other than the Boucher call which I didn't get a second look at, I thought the refs were fine (and they called the Ducks for about 100 penalties) yet we chanted again and again how much they suck. I suppose as long as these casual fans are buying tickets and putting their butts in the seats I shouldn't complain but it's frustrating nonetheless. As others have mentioned, Hall was fantastic. Could have easily scored two more goals last night after the feed from Bouch shorthanded and on the cycle play with Zacha. He's as dynamic as they come and I'm thrilled to have him.
The only shred of hope I'll cling to is that JV has made it clear he wants to play right away, probably in the top 6 and on the PP (if my memory from an earlier article is correct). We can offer that without too much difficulty as long as Shero and Hynes think it's reasonable. All of these teams can probably afford the max ELC, but what happens in Chicago in two years when it's time for a raise? He could very well end up like Teravainen because those contracts for 19 and 88 aren't going anywhere. As for the rangers, I'm as biased as anyone on here, but they are clearly in decline unless someone helps them with a terrible trade. I can't imagine looking at NJ and NY from a purely hockey perspective and thinking that NY was the way to go. NJ and Toronto have the money, the cap flexibility and young rosters on the upswing. Chicago gives him the best chance at a quick cup. Let's not confuse Vesey with McDavid or Matthews, but I hope somehow Shero and Fitz can make this work.
I guess he played with Kerfoot which maybe brings the slightest bit of interest, but I'd be shocked if he chose to play anywhere but Boston. Maybe you make the case for an upgraded Buffalo team; I'm not sure how close he was with Eichel when they played across the city in college. His competition in the ECAC was lower level than most other conferences but then again, a Hobey is no small accomplishment. Shero has done a fine job so far, maybe he has one more trick up his sleeve. He's another lefty winger, but as others have mentioned, you make room for that kind of upside.
I thought 3.75 to 4.25 so we're not that far off. What do you think #21 will get if we reach a deal before arbitration? I see people offering more than 6 a year and that seems a bit high to me.
What's is Krieder's value? I know offer sheets are beyond rare, but what is he reasonably worth per year relative to Palms?
NLinfante replied to '7''s topic in Hell+100 Most referees, even at the high school and college levels, get this call noticeably wrong. In the last year, with both club and high school teams, it's the only real argument I've ever gotten in with referees (I can think of two specific times off hand). It shouldn't matter, but coaches have to stress D-men not moving the puck towards their bench on a NZ regroup while their forwards are changing. Even if no one plays the puck, or is struck unintentionally, it always looks bad and the refs are likely to make the call.
I was up in Boston this weekend and I was really impressed with Wood and Santini. SS scored the opening goal on Friday night and had another big hit Sunday. MW was the fastest skater on the ice for either team. With that being said, both games very very chippy and there were a lot of penalties so I didn't get a great idea of how these guys are 5v5. The embellishment call on MW was a good one but he was really moving his feet for a potential breakaway when he was stick-checked up high (and then fell over like he was tripped). The BC team is in the middle of some historic defense (6 shutouts in their last 7 games), it's beyond impressive - it's actually mind blowing. Both guys are impact players right now.
You only have to get 16 seconds into this one before you get an idea of how Santini plays. I have not seen him live yet, but I will this weekend.
NLinfante replied to Martyisth3b3st's topic in HellI haven't gone back to read the first few pages of this thread, so I apologize if this was already brought up. #44 might be the worst D man in the NHL. His no look, backhand play up the boards half way through the third is something I would bench a 16 year old for; totally inexcusable and of course, the puck ends up in NJ's net 5 seconds later. I know he has a hell of a shot, but I'm about done with him. Same mistakes over and over. Congrats to the rest of the team for a great comeback, keep it rolling.
NLinfante replied to Daniel's topic in HellCBJ has more than enough to give back if they really want Lars. I agree with most of the board that he's only available in a steal scenario, but still, he's available. Honestly, Atkinson and a 1st might be enough, but I can't see why Columbus would ever make that deal.

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Give them time. They may never be best buddies... or they may
surprise you, but in my experience they will learn to tolerate each
other. I hear hissing and snarling on and off around here, but
individual cats can have bad days, too. When Penelope was introduced
to the group, it was clear she worshipped the ground Jason walked on,
but he never really warmed to her. After his death, when Hector
arrived, Penny began to treat him just as Jason treated her. Circe,
as alpha cat, considers herself above it all.
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On Oct 13, 2007, at 4:41 PM, Theresa W wrote:
> yeah- I guess I just want everyone to settle at this point. They
> are all snoozing in separate spots right now, so it is calm.
> Really, I brought the little black cat home to help keep Calvin
> entertained, but it they aren't even going to play together- then
> not sure she is going to be a keeper. She's a lovely cat- don't
> get me wrong, but now everyone is hissing at each other. And my 2
> males used to be great buddies and today they won't get near each
> other.....Oh the trauma of it all!
> Theresa
> james singer wrote:
>> Spoken, I suppose, like a true alpha cat. But that's more or less
>> how it is here, too. Squinty was here for about 2 weeks before
>> Bashful arrived, That was a year and a half ago. She's just now
>> getting used to the idea that it's not her food bowl.
>> On Oct 13, 2007, at 3:43 PM, Kitty wrote:
>>> None of my other cats seemed to take to Slugger, the newest
>>> addition who arrived about 3 yrs ago. Then he was a bit pushy
>>> trying to play and the other 4 either ignored him or gave him a
>>> hard time. Within a yr his demeanor changed and he's more of a
>>> weeny than a slugger. He seems scared of everything and always
>>> defers to the others. This "allergy" he has seems to have
>>> contributed. You never know when he'll go into a fit. I
>>> couldn't afford to keep up the prescription food so now they are
>>> all on Eagle Pack Holistic Duck an Oatmeal formula. It has no
>>> fish or corn. So far so good; his attacks are fewer.
>>> The others seem more tolerant of Slugger now than in the
>>> beginning; there was never a question as to their having a choice
>>> in the matter. When each of them arrived, they were accepted -
>>> eventually. They have to accept a new one if I decide to give it
>>> a home. They may grumble about it for awhile, but they do move
>>> over and make room.
>>> Must be fine to have a little one again. Keep us posted Theresa.
>>> Kitty
>>> neIN, Zone 5
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>>> To: <email@example.com>
>>> Sent: Saturday, October 13, 2007 11:13 AM
>>> Subject: Re: [CHAT] new friend
>>>> No name yet- I'm holding off until I see if I'm able to keep
>>>> her. George was really cold this AM- he wouldn't sleep in either
>>>> my bed or his. Finally got him settled in the heated cat bed for
>>>> a bit this AM about 7. He also wouldn't take his meds this am.
>>>> Not surprised too much by this, but he's such a laid back cat, I
>>>> didn't this he'd be this upset by her. And he seems to be
>>>> getting more annoyed by her presence instead of less. We'll
>>>> see. I've got all day today and tomorrow....
>>>> In the meantime, she really is delightful- lots of fun to watch
>>>> and very cuddly.
>>>> Theresa
>>>> Pam Evans wrote:
>>>>> She sounds darling, does she have a name yet?
>>>>> On 10/12/07, Theresa W <email@example.com> wrote:
>>>>>> Hi all-
>>>>>> Well, so much for my plan to stick to just 2 cats, after
>>>>>> having to put
>>>>>> my old lady cat to sleep a couple of weeks ago. So- I ended
>>>>>> up coming
>>>>>> home from work today with a lovely little 4 month old girl.
>>>>>> She is a
>>>>>> giant purr-head, all black (even her wiskers!) and just cute
>>>>>> as can be.
>>>>>> she is alternating between attacking my laptop and sleeping
>>>>>> currently.
>>>>>> My other boys are tolerating her presence, but clearly not
>>>>>> thrilled.
>>>>>> Only a little hissing so far, so hopefully over the weekend
>>>>>> every one
>>>>>> will adjust. Hopefully they'll realize they can all play
>>>>>> together
>>>>>> soon..... In the meantime, I'm doing lots of soozing of
>>>>>> ruffles fur-
>>>>>> Theresa
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And that was it. She disappeared out of his life and left him broken. The dull ache in his chest and the emptiness that held it in place throbbed endlessly. When the centre of your world disappears, everything comes crashing down in a jumble of pain and blurred vision. The smallest thing becomes meaningless, and so does the largest thing. It reminds you that you're fragile, a shell that's filled with a soul. No matter how strong you are, or how resilient you've spent your life being, losing the love of your life destroys you. It gets into every cell, every muscle and every fibre of who you are and unglues the seams.
What's left at the end of that isn't a person. It's a pair of eyes staring at the world, its automatic pilot for a pale face and a head of empty thoughts. How do you come back from that? You need rescuing before you go past rock bottom. You need someone to take your hand and lead you back down the path towards normal life. A builder, who can help you put the walls back up and cover the cracks in your foundation.
He never found that person. That person would have been her, was her. People like that don't queue up on the periphery waiting for you to need them. You meet one or two in a lifetime and your job is to not let them go. When you do loose them, you're on your own. After that the sails have gone, and the lights grow dim. You can press fast forward and watch the world go by in a dream as you sink slowly into the ground.
The people around you don't seem to notice this happening. It's like falling off a cliff in slow motion. Before you know it you're past the point of no return, hands can't reach you and gravity takes over. The small changes go unnoticed, but every little step adds up. It doesn't matter how slowly or quickly it happens, the end result is the same.
The illusion is that the image of you is still there, stood where it was. You haven't actually moved at all. What falls off is the real you, the bit that counts, the part that people don't see. Only you can see it, or more accurately you feel it.
He felt it, and years later the space the little paper cut out left was still just as sharp around the edges.
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Front or rear lockers
So i have a 05 LJ unlimited with a dana 44 rear and a 30 front. its a six speed. i am running 33's. but am thinking about jumping to 35's at some point. but for now i am gonna regear it to 4.56's. and my friend has a arb locker that he is going to sell me for a awesome price. $350 and never been used. so i was wondering which axle i should put it in? what axle would give me the best overall performance. i know i should just buy another one and do both but i dont have the money to that right now. front or back locker......what would be the best????
Understand that this is only OPINION....and I can't really give a short explanation other than to say weight bias front to rear and limited slip in the Dana 44...I would have it put in the front the same time as the regear.
Sounds like a pretty gnarly rig....PICS?
You should put it in the axle that it belongs in. You can't put one designed for a Dana 30 into a 44 or 44 into a 30.
i think it was for a dana 44. so i guess it will be going in the back then. have to check though. for the sake of argument. if you guys ever had a choice of buying a front or rear locker and that was it. what would be your choice. front or rear locker?
If I could only buy one? I go rear, better for up hill traction and not as hard on the axle as front locker is
I would put a locker in rear first because it nearly always has more weight on it. But say your down in a mud put. Your front end obviously has all the weight of the engine and trans toward it. So. It depends what you do. If you climb a lot to rear. Mud a lot go front.
Front locker helps in deep snow covered roads. Last Rubicon trip I only used front locker one time. Did %90 of the trail unlocked
Thats cause your using a lunch box locker. Lockers are not suppose to be used at high speeds 20mph+. Lunch box lockers are horriable to have in the front end. They are hard on the drivetrain, they decrease turning radius, and you cant turn them off like selectable locker. They also dont slip very well while turning like a auto locker (Detroit Truetrack, LSD). I would advise against using lunch box in the front. I have done it and it only lasted 2 months before i pulled and it tossed it in the scrap pile.
My strongest possible opinion on whether to mount the first locker front or rear, providing the rear axle is not a Dana 35c, is to always mount that first locker in the rear. In my personal opinion and experience, you get a lot more help from a rear locker than a front locker. I have selectable front and rear lockers and I never turn the front locker on first or run it by itself. My first locker turned on is always my rear locker.
Regarding a lunchbox locker in the front axle... in 2wd, they are all perfectly well mannered. Perfectly well. Lunchbox lockers only cause problems when installed in the rear axle. A front-mounted lunchbox locker is completely benign and well behaved on the street when you're in 2wd. It only locks up hard enough to be noticed when you shift into 4Hi or 4Lo which then locks the locker hard enough to provide steering feedback like understeer.
All lunchbox lockers handle the same when in the front when you're in 2wd... which is to say with no steering or handling issues. The only difference in any of them is all click when you are turning left or right except for one... the Powertrax No-Slip locker is quiet and does not click.
A front-mouned lunchbox locker like an Aussie, No-Slip, Lockright, EZ-Locker, and even the full-case automatic Detroit Locker is a completely benign well-behaved locker. ONLY when you shift into 4x4 do they change how the steering feels.
I have an 06 lj, lots of good and varied advice here. I run a lunchbox up front because I don't have to worry about it in 2wd and I have an LSD (as do you...they came factory on lj's non rubi) in the back. Behaves perfectly well in 2wd and pulls like hell in 4wd. The arb will be designed to fit in a specific axle, if you decide to get it make sure it fits one of your axles. Since it is selectable you don't have to worry about the traction issues with a lunchbox locker, you will have to worry about professional installation, air hoses and a pump to run it. Good luck.
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As Washington undergoes its long overdue facelift and the hopeful disposal of Republican incompetence and greed, the media and the nation should be equally aware that the Democratic Party is undergoing significant changes as well. Not resulting from scandals and deceits like those plaguing Republicans. The Democratic change is an inside job... a colossal dissatisfaction of Progressive Democrats with their own feckless representatives and a growing effort to replace them with actual leaders.
Forging this Party transition is the mass infiltration of progressive thinkers whose enlightened policies toward domestic and global issues engage a larger and more energized membership within the Democratic Party each day. It's a Progressive Renaissance, a changing of the guard from the staid undecided to the boisterously decided... vociferously demanding change. They're gaining clout and momentum daily... more likely, hourly. And they are doggedly determined...
Progressives are so determined that they've besieged every Democratic member of Congress at the local, state and federal level with ringing phones, rolling faxes and endless emails demanding clearly defined policies on the war in Iraq, voter fraud protection, environmental safety, clean money campaigns and on every domestic and global issue of any worth and matter. It's a clarion call for valor, independence and taking an absolute stance. There's no place for flip-floppers amongst Progressives. No cowards or undecideds allowed.
Yet regardless of how informed and energized Progressives are, they are irresponsibly ignored by mainstream and cable television, much to the detriment of the medium, for to do so keeps TV broadcasts staid and uninspired.
Mainstream and cable broadcasters routinely provide their viewers with an archaic representation of the Democratic Party that WAS. Not the real Democratic Party that IS in the throes of a major Progressive revolution. This is an egregious public disservice, fueled by the media's laziness and lack of vision.
Were TV broadcasters to feature esteemed Progressive Democrats in place of their stone-age talking heads, it would spawn a clearer understanding of how complex, straight talking and self-assured the new Progressive Democratic party is. Instead, by using their typically stale depiction, the Democratic party is portrayed as a never changing, never evolving single cell amoeba; too underdeveloped to offer a fresh perspective on any issue, topical or otherwise.
Broadcast television's Neanderthal portrayal of Democrats as wishy-washy and devoid of purpose underscores the medium's lack of credibility. Regardless of the changes within the party. Regardless of the level of power of the Progressive wing, broadcasters insist on parading out their old-school "talking head" personnel. They refuse to provide their audience with a realistic and fresh view of the changes in the party. Instead of John Bonifaz to discuss clean elections, John Nichols or David Swanson to discuss political issues, viewers are offered a steady stream of formers... former aides, former spokespeople, former speechwriters... many of whom made no major contributions when they were relevant, and all of whom worked during vastly different times; absent perhaps John Dean during Watergate, who is rarely asked to appear.
Instead of offering the Progressive perspective, via respected Progressives like John Bonifaz, David Swanson, Mimi Kennedy or John Nichols, TV broadcasters haul out Paul Begala, James Carville, Donna Brazile, Bob Shrum and a host of other benign "Democrats" who've lacked inspiration for decades. That's like offering Shecky Green as the fresh face of comedy. Green might be a comic but he's no master of new material.
Because of mainstream and cable television's deliberate misrepresentation of the Democratic party, Americans are left holding an empty-knowledge-bag. They are robbed of real insight into the present changes in the Democratic party, including information on the valiant Progressive candidates currently running for office, like Marcy Winograd, the deeply respected long time grassroots activist and educator, challenging mega-rich incumbent Jane Harman in California's 36th Congressional District, or Ned Lamont, the highly successful entrepreneur challenging Joe Lieberman's Senate seat in Connecticut. Instead of seeing Democratic heroes, viewers are forced to endure the constant onslaught of lackluster equivocators whose "good counsel" swift-boated John Kerry right out of the Presidency in 2004.
Progressive Democrats are the antithesis of these compliant prevaricators. Progressive Democrats don't bite their lips, muffle their voices and hold their tongues. They smile broadly, amplify their voices and promote their positions with a resoluteness that would sink every swift-boater at sea.


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BURLESON, TEXAS -- I called ThermoSpas and their sales guy called back. He made an appointment and we talked about what they had. They sent me some literature and I looked it over. I've owned a spa years ago so when I looked at the literature, it was a decent quality spa. It was easy doing business with him. He was fairly new on the job but he was very professional. I called him later after the sale and everything was okay. The financing that was offered was good. The whole experience was really easy and it went well.
Before it was delivered, I called a couple of times to talk to the delivery team and nobody ever answered the phone. And, one time, they didn't call back so I had to call again. I wasn't pleased with that. But, eventually, I got a call back. The delivery was nice. Two guys showed up and the senior guy seemed very knowledgeable and experienced. He gave me a couple of tips on chemicals, etc. They brought it in and I had everything ready. They rolled it into the backyard and got it set up. Later that afternoon, I had my electrician here and we had the thing hooked up within an hour. We filled it up with water and it started right up. Everything went really easy.
However, the spa tripped the breaker two or three times this weekend. It didn't seem to want to reset but now, all of a sudden, it seems to be working. So, I've got to talk to the technical people to try to figure out what happened. Other than that, it's nice to have this in the evenings when we're tired, and when our back hurts. In fact, we use it several times a week.
KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA -- We watched the ThermoSpas infomercial and liked the sound of the overall quality of the hot tub, that it supposedly needs less maintenance and we'll be able to kind of customize the jets in the tub whatever we wanted. The main selling point of the Manhattan model that we got was the wave action in the lounge chair portions of it.
We had to call ThermoSpas a couple of times because we had a couple of misunderstandings and there were some things that we couldn't figure out how to work. And the last time I talked to a guy on the phone, he was really helpful.
However, the hot tub was delivered the day before I went in for neck surgery so it was a frustrating experience for me. I have yet to be in it because I wasn't allowed to go in for three weeks. I've only stood in it up to my knees. Then my wife had surgery so she was in it for about a week and loved it. So the only person in my house who's used it is my son and his girlfriend and they seem to like it. Also, when the technicians were installing it, they ordered replacement panels and strips because some of them got banged up during installation. But I haven't seen those yet.
DISCOVERY BAY, CALIFORNIA -- We got a hot tub from ThermoSpas because it had more bells and whistles and things that we were looking for, and more of the therapeutic features. We chose the Manhattan model because of the jets and since it has helped more people. My husband was here during the installation. The company had to bring the tub in with a crane and was delayed for three hours. But besides that, it was okay and went well.
We're thoroughly enjoying our ThermoSpas hot tub. However, we're having a little trouble in getting the tub balanced with the chemicals. We had to take some samples to Leslie's Pool which is close by because my husband was having some issues with a lot of itching on his legs. ThermoSpas don't follow through very well. After they delivered the tub, they didn't call to ask us any questions. We've had to figure things out on our own, which is not a good thing.
Sandy, Thank you for your feedback. I'm sorry that we didn't provide the post-delivery answers you were looking for. If there is anything we can do to help please reply to this message with your contact information of you would like us to give you a call. Otherwise, our Technical Service team is available at 1-800-833-7727 to assist with most questions. Very best, Elle, ThermoSpas
SAN MARTIN, CALIFORNIA -- It hasn't been very long since we purchased our hot tub from ThermoSpas. The installation date was June. I wish I had a hot tub prior to this, but I didn't have one. Their product's quality and specifically the healing spa were why we went with ThermoSpas. We wanted a healing spa because of my mother-in-law. Our in-laws live with us and my mother-in-law has some pretty bad back problems. She had tried using a spa while they were out on vacation and she actually slept through the night without any back pain. So, basically that was the impetus for us to get out and figure out how we can get one at home.
We did a Google search, found ThermoSpas, got a quote, and went with them. They're not the cheapest out there, but you do get really high quality, good customer service, and you need to be on your salesperson in order to get a decent deal. I've had interactions with the delivery folks and spoken a couple of times to some of the coordinators, one at the warehouse in Sacramento and then one at the customer service line to check on the order status.
Interestingly, the hot tub is having an impact across our extended family because we agreed that all of our family meetings from now on are going to be in the hot tub since we were a bit more relaxed in doing this, and could chat and all that. Moreover, it's been a great tool for me personally because I'm a crossfitter and active recovery entails moving around, but also doing heat treatments in the spa is actually very beneficial and helps with my recovery from workouts.
WATERLOO, ALABAMA -- It's about two months now that we've had our ThermoSpas hot tub. It's been good with ThermoSpas. I've used the hot tub a bunch of times since it was installed. It helps me sleep when I get out of it. The ThermoSpas team were friendly and able to answer all of our questions when we first started to call them.
But the only thing is they sent out the wrong top. We told them we wanted to open the other way, and so they sent us another top that opens in the other direction. Now I'm going to have to figure out how this thing goes on there to lift the top back. One person could open this top and flip it back. They've got all the hardware lying here, but I don't have any way to show me how that thing goes on there. Although I had read on how that thing goes on there, I hadn't looked at it that close. I figured when they sent that other top that they'd be calling us about when they could come out and put this other top on, but nobody has called or checked yet.
Did you ever get the issue with your hot tub top figured out? If not, please give our Technical Support Team a call at 1-800-833-7727 and we'd be glad to help.
Enjoy your hot tub! ~ Elle, ThermoSpas
ODENVILLE, ALABAMA -- ThermoSpas is great. It has done us pretty good, but it's smaller than my old tub. It's a two-seater but when two gets in there it's pretty full. Other than that, my niece gets in sometimes and after that she said it does wonders to her legs. I've enjoyed it for my legs too. My husband has been carefully staying there too long because he's a diabetic. We had to turn it down for him. Overall, he likes it too.
AMISSVILLE, VIRGINIA -- We got our ThermoSpas at the end of January and have it right near the house. It's been a lot of fun and very enjoyable. It's a chance for the family to sit and talk where we wouldn't otherwise do, so that's nice. The only thing was they said the home contractor was going to send us a bar to help older people get in. I have asked three or four times about it and they say they want to, but they never sent it.
Hello, David. We took a look into your order history and it does not look like a grip bar was initially ordered. If you have any documents that would help us trace the purchase we can verify who you ordered from and assist with a follow-up. Please call 800-876-0158 for assistance. Thank you! ~ Elle
CLEVELAND, GEORGIA -- We had a hot tub before but the ThermoSpas tub is vastly superior. It's fine for colder climates, has more features, and I like its abilities. I'm the only one that really uses it and it's good for me. I have arthritis and bursitis problems, and I feel good when I get out of the tub. I love it. We have a small problem, though, but their guys are going to take care of it.


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E. Pilot and Feasibility Program A key component of the proposed HMORN-UCSF CDTR's Enrichment Program will be its Pilot and Feasibility Program. This program will foster and support pilot projects in diabetes translational research led by promising new investigators in the field. The Pilot and Feasibility Program is designed to fund 2 projects, each of one year's duration, in each of the 5 years of CDTR funding. These projects will be selected by the Center Program Committee (section D.2) on an annual basis using the following criteria: relevance to diabetes translational research;the promise for leading to an R-level grant submission;relevance to the Center's Translational Research Cores;and support of the health care delivery system in which they are initiated.
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I just reterminated 2 pairs of pk3s and I'm rediscovering how fun they sound but I'm also rediscovering how uncomfortable they are for my ears.
Just seconds after puting them on they burn my ears.
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Jul 17, 2009 | - Quantum CAD Selects Adeon's CXInsight PLM Solution for Data collaboration
May 04, 2009 | NAPLES, FL �MW Associates, a global all-electronics marketing agency announces that Megan Wendling, President of MW Associates, received a Councilor of the Year Award from SMTA China. The award was presented during the recent NEPCON China exhibition and conference that took place in Shanghai, China.
Apr 23, 2009 | Kester recently named Brian Smith to the role of Director of Marketing and Product Technology. We caught up with him and asked him some questions about his new position and what it means to Kester and its customers.
Apr 09, 2009 | New York, NY � April 3, 2009. Presentation Excellence, a resource center providing presentation training and strategic consulting services for executives, announced that a full-day Executive Presentation Training Workshop will take place on May 14, 2009 in midtown Manhattan.
Mar 27, 2009 | Allan McKinnon died peaceably on March 23, 2009 surrounded by family and friends. Allan founded Allan McKinnon & Associates in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1976.
Mar 12, 2009 | NAPLES, FL - MW Associates, a global all-electronics marketing agency, announces that it has added a new key staff person to its growing firm. Steve Culver, an award winning graphic designer, has come on board to meet the growing demand of MW Associates' clients to create high-quality marketing materials.
Jan 26, 2009 | As annual cell phone production surpasses the 1 billion unit level and circuit complexity increases due to the integration of new families of components (PoP, PiP, etc.), the need to execute high-yield rework becomes an essential component for OEM producers. With this ever-increasing investment in PCB/substrate material, there is a cost-reluctance to discard cell phone PCBs that are found to be faulty during the manufacturing process.
Jan 26, 2009 | Bliss Industries offers a wide variety of ESD-safe products for industries specializing in lean electronics manufacturing. The company's carts and racks safely store fragile PC boards, SMT feeders, 19" rackmount chassis, fixtures, tooling and inventory. These products protect them from damage and factory abuse with a heavy-duty welded tubular steel frame. For more than 25 years, Bliss has been the leader in SMT cart-based manufacturing systems and full box build handling systems, increasing uptime and throughput.
Jan 26, 2009 | High-Tech Conversions manufactures a variety of wiping products and can supply end users with virtually any type of consumable item used in cleanrooms, assembly lines, laboratories and manufacturing. The company is proactive and responds quickly and accurately to customers' needs. It also offers high-quality products at reasonable prices and strives to be ultra-efficient to keep overhead costs low.
Jan 26, 2009 | Milara Inc. is dedicated to the development, manufacturing, servicing and/or licensing of manual, semiautomatic and automatic stencil/screen printers, dispensers, and wafer printers for the Surface Mount Technology (SMT) and Semiconductor Industries (SI).
Jan 26, 2009 | Practical Components is the world's leading supplier of dummy components, which are exact mechanical equivalents of live components, used when only the physical properties of the components are required. These components can cost as much as 80 percent less than live components, making them ideal for testing of solder processes, machine setup and other process evaluations. Practical Components is the exclusive distributor of mechanical samples for Amkor Technology as well as distributing components from most other leading SMD manufacturers. Practical has a worldwide distribution network and in-stock availability of the most popular package types.
Jan 26, 2009 | Essemtec is a worldwide leader in the manufacturer of highly flexible Surface Mount Technology (SMT) production equipment. Essemtec is the only manufacturer to cover the entire production process from printers and/or dispensers, to pick-and-place and soldering equipment. Manual, semiautomatic and fully automatic systems are available.
Jan 26, 2009 | For more than 20 years, Virtual Industries has been a leading supplier of manual vacuum handling solutions to the world's top technology firms. The company's patented ESD-safe products are used by CLASS I clean room personnel, electronics assemblers, semiconductor manufacturers, Universities and scientists worldwide.
Jan 26, 2009 | FINE LINE STENCIL is one of three divisions of FCT Assembly. The other two include FCT Solder and A-Laser. The company has been the leader in high-precision laser cutting for more than 15 years and offers a complete package to meet your customer requirements.�FINE LINE STENCIL prides itself on its performance and is backed by its customer service.�
Jan 26, 2009 | Inovaxe Corporation is a Business Intelligence (BI) provider focused on delivering Inventory control solutions to electronics manufacturers. The company's solutions address both sides of the inventory control equation, effective inventory storage/material handling, and software control in all aspects of inventory management including inventory accuracy, RoHS compliance, customer and vendor consigned materials, as well as moisture sensitive devices.
Jan 26, 2009 | P. D. Circuits Inc. provides a "from the ground up" approach to managing supply chain data. As a distributor of bare boards, P. D. Circuits interacts with customers as well as suppliers, and manages domestic and offshore operations, with offices in Taipei, Taiwan, and Shenzhen, China, supporting business. With the influx of environmental legislation such as RoHS, supply chain transparency has come to the forefront.
Jan 26, 2009 | Juki is one of the world's leading SMT placement companies with more than 20,000 machines installed worldwide and is the pioneer of the modular automated assembly line.
Jan 26, 2009 | BPM Microsystems is a global supplier of engineering and production device programmers and is the leading supplier of automated programming systems to the semiconductor and electronics industries.
Jan 26, 2009 | VJ Electronix is a one-stop source for x-ray inspection systems and rework systems (SMT rework stations) that boost the productivity of high-value, thermally challenging, high-precision applications.
Jan 26, 2009 | Sono-Tek is the world leader in the development and application of liquid ultrasonic atomization technology into nozzle systems and spraying and coating application systems. Compared to conventional pressure spraying methods, the company's ultrasonic nozzles do not clog, and reduce liquid usage, waste, and environmental impact while achieving much more precise, uniform, thin film coatings. Sono-Tek is continually developing new applications for its unique technology, replacing wasteful practices in a world that is growing ever more environmentally sensitive.
Jan 26, 2009 | Ovation Products' new President Neil MacRaild has ambitious plans for the inventive company that pioneered Grid-Lok board support technology. But do not be fooled: Ovation certainly is not a �one-trick pony� and there is much more to the company than its well-known Grid-Lok portfolio. We recently sat down with Neil to discuss his vision for Ovation and what's next for the nimble little firm with the big ideas.
Jan 26, 2009 | Inovar is a premier EMS company focusing on mid-volume through-hole assembly and SMT assembly. The company's areas of value-added service include materials procurement, printed circuit assembly, test, and system build. Inovar's customers include companies in numerous industries including medical, computer, defense, industrial, data communication, and wireless.
Jan 26, 2009 | Founded in 1996 to support the vapor reflow market, R&D Technical Services is the leading source of vapor phase equipment. R&D Technical Services' vapor phase systems are used in numerous markets including SMT solder reflow, selective component rework, lead-free soldering, curing, drying, mechanical attachment, plastic package testing and more.
Jan 23, 2009 | For more than 40 years, Techcon Systems has been a leader in fluid dispensing industry and today is a part of OK International's OEM Division. Focusing on fluid dispensing systems, Techcon's components are used in medical, automotive, telecommunications, aerospace, and industrial applications throughout the world, helping improve manufacturing processes and increase customer's bottom lines. Techcon offers a wide array of fluid dispensing products and provides dispensing components ranging from disposable accessories to complete microprocessor-controlled dispensing systems, and precision valves
Jan 23, 2009 | Since 1982, STI Electronics, Inc. (STI) has been the premier full service organization for training, consulting, laboratory analysis, prototyping, and small to medium volume PCB assembly in the electronics industry. Jim D. Raby, founder and Technical Director of STI, has more than 45 years of experience in the industry including development of the NASA and Department of Defense Soldering specifications based on test data, and Schools.
Sep 02, 2008 | Marc Chason, a Founding Partner of the newly formed Quantum Solar Group, will be a Summit Speaker at the iNEMI Sustainability Summit.
May 18, 2008 | A supply chain management expert, Zurvahn is an EMS provider for low- to mid-volume products to OEMs worldwide. Zurvahn assists customers in designing reliable products, manufacturing products cost effectively, providing lower inventory requirements, and delivering quality products and services on time.
May 18, 2008 | A leading EMS company, NBS Design, Inc. delivers a complete contract manufacturing solution to meet complex product requirements across semiconductor, military, communications, industrial and medical markets.
May 06, 2008 | Mentor Graphics of Wilsonville, OR is all about collaborative communications, from design all the way through the manufacturing process, with a knowledge feedback path back to design again. Their VisECAD software is just one of several products that allow Mentor to bridge the gap between design and manufacturing.
May 06, 2008 | Sometimes there is such a thing as too much information. With ASC International�s selective inspection products you can get the right amount of information to adequately test your boards, automatically, send out your best quality products only, and save the time and cost of reworks. All in a report that says everything you need to know, in a nutshell.
May 03, 2008 | Reducing changeover time was a good enough reason for the concept of Red-E-Set to be designed. But it was not the only resulting benefit of the now 7-year old universal PCB support system. Production Solutions Inc, of Poway, CA, began in 1998 as a design, engineering and manufacturing company and by 2001 had quite a hit with the reception of their board support system for semi-automatic screen printers.
May 01, 2008 | The newest member of the Genesys product family of programmable switching power supplies provides highest power density, low ripple and a complete set of user-friendly interfaces. Also offered in 750W, 1U Half Rack and 750W or 1500W, 1U Full Rack, 3300W 2U and 10/15kW 3U, it continues the advanced, high-density series of AC/DC, rackmount, programmable power supplies.
Apr 23, 2008 | Fixtures Fast! If that is what you need, that is what Pentagon EMS of Beaverton, OR supplies. Their bread-and-butter is process tooling. Whether for wave solder, surface mount, press fit, conformal coating, inspection, testing process tooling or accessories Pentagon EMS has a solution.
Apr 23, 2008 | The microme|x with x|act is the all-in-one inspection solution. With this new development, Phoenix|X-Ray Systems and Services of St. Petersburg, Fl has opened up a new dimension of inspection combining automated x-ray inspection (AXI), manual x-ray inspection, 2D x-ray and computed tomography capabilities in one single system.
Apr 23, 2008 | YXLON International Inc., Akron, OH is truly an international company with locations all over the globe. It is also a mesh of various company acquisitions and mergers combining over 100 years of expertise and knowledge and today offers its customers a wide range of X-ray and CT products and service.
Apr 23, 2008 | World Equipment Source, of San Diego, CA is an international dealer of high end, pre-owned capital equipment including test equipment, component placement machines, screen printers and reflow machines.
Apr 23, 2008 | Stencil cleaning has been identified as the most hazardous process associated with SMT assembly. In fact, in 1985 the ozone threatening solvents, CFCs, used to clean solder paste, were banned from use in an early effort to become �environmentally friendly�.
Mar 05, 2008 | Our pre-show publication will be published on March 5, 2008 and feature the APEX schedule of events and contain pertinent information and promotion for exhibitors.
Sep 21, 2007 | LIVERMORE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 20, 2007--Adept Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:ADEP), the leading provider of intelligent vision-guided robotics and global robotics services, announced that the company's newest high-speed robot, the Adept Quattro(TM) s650, is being exhibited in fully automated cells at three major international shows from September 24 to 27, 2007.
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It's true, the worst natural disaster in recent American history was only the tenth most popular Internet search term. Far, far behind the number two seach term, which is the worst man-made disaster in recent American history. This list seems to cater almost exclusively to 13-year-old boys and, well, creepy grown men who behave like 13-year-old boys. Can you even imagine the sheer amount of masturbation this list implies?
The next ten aren't much better, but the Asian tsunami does make an appearance at number 15, showing that people have time to show a little heart once they're done looking at boobs. The list also helps us keep tabs on the battle of the tween superstars, with Lindsay Lohan coming in at number 17, three spots above arch-rival Hilary Duff. That could set off a tremendous cat fight which would in turn prompt millions of 13-year-old boys to masturbate. So goes the cycle of life.
Freakish Christian fundamentalists will be happy to know that "Christmas" comes in at number 26, one spot above the satanic Harry Potter, and lonely married women may be heartened by the fact that "Golf" fell from position 46 last year to number 98 this year. I guess you just can't masturbate to golf (and if you can, please don't write in to tell me).
Dictionary.com has released their own year-end list of the most looked-up words of 2005, one for each letter of the alphabet. The results here are similarly disconcerting. It's a fair bet that anyone who has to look up a word like "virtue" or "benevolent" is beyond help. The same can be said of all the people who searched for "irony," and I don't even want to think about why all those people had to search for the meaning of "love."
One surprise on the list was "karma." It could be chalked up to people who watch "My Name Is Earl," but I suspect the significance goes a bit deeper than that. It's pretty clear from the obsessions of the Internet savants that our world is in deep, deep trouble. Maybe people just want to read up on the thing that's going to get them in the end.
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Three Things We Learned Thursday: DeMarcus Cousins puts up numbers, but will Pelicans keep up pace?
The NBA got back to work on the court Thursday night after all the drama of the trade deadline day, but if you missed out on it because you were breaking down Donald Trump's "clasp and yank" handshake we have you covered with the big takeaways from the day.
1) DeMarcus Cousins puts up 27 and 14 but Rockets expose question in rout of Pelicans. DeMarcus Cousins tried to give the people what they paid to see Thursday night — he got deep position and sealed his man inside for buckets, he showed his shooting range near the top of the key, and on the other end he blocked four shots. Cousins put up 27 points and 14 rebounds in his Pelicans debut.
However, the Houston Rockets ran the Pelicans out of the building in a 30-point win, a game where most of the second half was garbage time. The game made Chris Herring at fivethirtyeight.com look prescient — Cousins' Pelicans couldn't handle the pace of the Rockets. That's maybe not a shock in the sense that the Rockets play at one of the fastest paces in the league and have played faster and faster as the season has worn on (fastest in the NBA in the past 10 games). What's not as well known is the Pelicans play at a top 10 pace for the season. However, Cousins likes to hold the ball and has been having a career-best season in one of the NBA's slower offenses. He can get out and run, he can play and play well in an uptempo offense, but it's not where he's at his best. How is Alvin Gentry going to find a balance between these competing forces?
Thursday night was not going to answer every question, particularly on a night when Jrue Holiday plays poorly at the point and turns the ball over against a team that thrives on live-ball turnovers. But how fast the Pelicans play with Cousins, and how much coach Alvin Gentry staggers Cousins and Anthony Davis, will be things to watch in the coming weeks.
As for the Rockets, just acquired Lou Williams had a team-high 27 points. He's going to fit in just fine, thank you very much.
2) Who won the deadline day trades? Dallas. If you talk about which teams had the best last couple weeks in the run-up to the trade deadline, then the Pelicans (despite the loss Thursday) and Toronto Raptors are the clear winners.
However, who had the best Thursday? Who had the best trade deadline day itself? The Dallas Mavericks.
We've all watched them try to find their next center for a while, complete with the DeAndre Jordan drama and Blake Griffin barricading the door (not really). Now the Mavs got their guy — Nerlens Noel. He's athletic, he rolls to the rim and finishes strong in the paint, and he's just 22. Sure there are questions — Noel has a worrying injury history and a limited offensive game (but he stays in his lane) — but he was going to be a highly sought after restricted free agent this summer and the Mavericks just got his rights and now can match any offer. Which will likely be expensive ($100 million?), but he could anchor the Mavs inside for a decade.
The real reason this is a win for Dallas is all they gave up was Justin Anderson (a potentially nice "3&D" player), Andrew Bogut (who the Sixers will waive), and what was billed as a first-round pick but is top 18 protected this year so it will revert to two second rounders. That's almost nothing.
3) Watch Kemba Walker and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope put on a show and force OT in eventual Pistons win. If you want the most entertaining game of Thursday night, it was the Hornets and the Pistons going to overtime as Walker and Caldwell-Pope exchanged buckets. Don't take my word for it, check it out for yourself.
Walker finished the night with 34 points, but Caldwell-Pope had 33 and his Pistons got the 114-108 win at home.
Kyrie Irving, LeBron James lead Cavaliers past Knicks, 119-104
CLEVELAND (AP) LeBron James recorded his 48th career triple-double and Kyrie Irving scored 23 points, leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 119-104 victory over the New York Knicks, who hung on to superstar Carmelo Anthony and Derrick Rose at Thursday's trade deadline.
James scored 18 points and had 13 rebounds with 15 assists for his sixth triple-double of the season.
Anthony, the subject of trade rumors because of a strained relationship with Knicks President of Basketball Operations Phil Jackson, scored 20 points, going 9 of 25 from the field.
Kyle Korver scored 20 points for Cleveland, which is 8-1 in February and has beaten New York 10 straight times.
Courtney Lee had 25 points for New York, which has lost six of seven and is 12th in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
Knicks forward Kristaps Porzingis, the team's second-leading scorer, left the game with a sprained right ankle in the second quarter and didn't return.
New York took an early lead in the first game since the All-Star break for both teams, but the Cavaliers closed the first half on a 25-8 run. Cleveland built the lead to 72-51, but Anthony scored eight points in the third quarter and kept New York in the game.
The Knicks trailed 87-79 entering the fourth, but the Cavaliers quickly regained control. James scored on two layups while Korver and Channing Frye each hit two 3-pointers, pushing the lead to 110-91.
James, who had eight assists in the fourth, also turned in two outstanding defensive plays. He swatted Rose's layup attempt into the courtside seats in the second quarter and pinned Lee's breakaway drive against the backboard in the fourth.
Rose, another subject of trade rumors as the deadline approached, scored 13 points.
Knicks: C Joakim Noah (sore left hamstring) traveled with the team to Cleveland, but coach Jeff Hornacek said no timetable has been set for his return to action. . Lee has been battling an illness, but has stayed in the lineup despite not being fully healthy.
Cavaliers: James' missed layup earlier in the quarter fooled the arena PA announcer, who began calling the four-time MVP's name as the ball spun out. …. Irving missed a free throw in the second quarter, snapping a streak of 29 made foul shots in a row.
Former Knicks forward Charles Oakley watched his former team in his hometown. Oakley sat next to Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert in a front row seat adjacent to Cleveland's bench.
Oakley attended his first Knicks game since being arrested after getting into an altercation with security guards at Madison Square Garden earlier this month.
Knicks: Host Philadelphia on Saturday night.
Cavaliers: Host Chicago on Saturday night.
Rockets rout Pelicans, 129-99, in DeMarcus Cousins' New Orleans debut
NEW ORLEANS (AP) The Boogie-and-Brow era in New Orleans is off to a highly inauspicious start.
The Pelicans' tandem of newly acquired All-Star DeMarcus Cousins and All-Star Game MVP Anthony Davis was no match for the surging Houston Rockets on Thursday night.
Reserve Lou Williams hit seven 3-pointers and scored 27 points in his Rockets debut after a trade from the Lakers, and Houston crushed New Orleans, 129-99.
Davis had 29 points, and Cousins finished with 27 points and 14 rebounds after he was acquired from Sacramento during the break. But New Orleans turned the ball over 20 times couldn't keep pace with the firepower of the Rockets, who hit 20 3-pointers.
Eric Gordon scored 19 points and Ryan Anderson added 17 in both players' first game in New Orleans since leaving the Pelicans. James Harden had 13 points and 14 assists.
Houston led by as many as 35 points when Gordon's free throws made it 100-65 late in the third quarter.
Patrick Beverley had 12 rebounds for Houston. Montrezl Harrell added 10 points for the Rockets, who shot 49.5 percent (45 of 91).
After New Orleans acquired Cousins, nicknamed "Boogie," in a deal involving five players and two draft choices, Pelicans general manager Dell Demps hoped Cousins and Davis would thrive playing off one another while point guard Jrue Holiday initiated offensive sets. But Holiday had arguably his worst game this season, turning the ball over seven times and finishing with only six points and four assists.
The crowd was charged up for both Cousins' debut and Davis' resumption of a sensational season following his record 52-point performance on Sunday.
Both players received rousing receptions during introductions and the crowd roared when Cousins hit a jumper for games' first points.
Cousins and Davis each scored eight in the first quarter, but it was also apparent that the integration of new personnel had New Orleans a bit out of sync. The Pelicans turned the ball over 12 times in the first half, leading to 17 Rockets points.
The Rockets also hit nine 3s in the opening half, including three each by Gordon and Williams, and led 66-50 at halftime.
By the end of the third quarter, the crowd that had been so rowdy at tip-off was starting to file out with their team down 100-67.
Rockets: Houston has won seven of the past eight meetings. … The Rockets hit at least 10 3s in a game for the 55th time in 59 games this season. … The Rockets, now 41-18, have matched their win total for all of last season.
Pelicans: Before the game, New Orleans waived F Terrence Jones and signed G/F Hollis Thompson to a 10-day contract. Pelicans coach Alvin Gentry said Jones, who joined New Orleans on a one-year contract this season, was released to help him find a team where he could play more. Thompson played a little more than four minutes and scored three points. … The Pelicans are now 14-16 at home.
Rockets: Host Minnesota on Saturday night.
Pelicans: Visit Dallas on Saturday night.
Damian Lillard rallies Trail Blazers to 112-103 win over Orlando
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Damian Lillard scored 33 points, C.J. McCollum added 22 and the Portland Trail Blazers beat the Orlando Magic 112-103 on Thursday night to snap a three-game losing streak.
After trailing for much of the game, the Trail Blazers rallied in the fourth quarter behind Lillard's 17 points. Recently acquired center Jusuf Nurkic also had 12 points and 12 rebounds during the much-needed win for the Portland.
The Trail Blazers spoiled Terrence Ross' debut with the Magic after being traded last week for Serge Ibaka. Ross, who is supposed to added athleticism and a scoring punch, managed just 13 points on 4-of-17 shooting with his new team.
Nikola Vucevic scored 25 points and Evan Fournier added 20 as the Magic lost for the sixth time in seven games.
Portland trailed by 11 points early in the fourth but then outscored the Magic 16-4 during a stretch that ended with the Blazers taking a 96-95 lead on a 3-point shot in the corner by Lillard with 5:20 left.
After trailing by as many as 14 points in the third, the Trail Blazers used an 11-0 run to pull within three late in the period with Lillard and McCollum doing most of the damage. But that was as close as the Blazers could come as the Magic pulled back out front with Vucevic hitting some big shots and then D.J. Augustin burying a 3-pointer just before the buzzer to give the Orlando an 85-77 lead going into the fourth quarter.
The new-look Magic were inconsistent in the first half with a permanent small lineup and the addition of Ross. But they played well enough to take a 55-46 lead into halftime.
Ross missed his first four field goal attempts before knocking down a 3-pointer that gave the Magic their biggest lead of the half at 37-26 lead with 8:22 remaining in the second quarter. Otherwise Ross struggled from the field, going 1 for 7 for the half.
Trail Blazers: Forward Al-Farouq Aminu did not play Thursday because of continued problems with his left knee. Aminu missed the Blazers' last game before the All-Star break against Utah on Feb. 15 because of a left knee sprain. … Nurkic was inserted into the starting lineup. … With his 3-pointer early in the third quarter, Lillard has now made at least one 3-pointer in a career-high 37 consecutive games dating back to Nov. 22. It's the second-longest streak in franchise history.
Magic: Point guard C.J. Watson, who was recently inserted into the starting lineup, is listed as day-to-day with a sore right Achilles tendon. Watson said he expects to miss about a week to allow the injury to heal. … With Watson out, Frank Vogel went with a starting lineup of Elfrid Payton, Evan Fournier, Aaron Gordon, Ross and Vucevic.
Trail Blazers: Portland continues its four-game road swing with a stop at Toronto on Sunday.
Magic: Orlando will host Dwight Howard and the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday night.


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3. Dissolve the cornstarch in a little cold water and keep aside.
4. In a small heavy bottomed saucepan, combine the reserved berry juice, water, lemon juice, sugar and butter. Stir to mix well.
5. Add the dissolved corn starch and blend into the liquid.
6. Place the pan over a medium low flame and bring to a boil, stirring continuously until thickened and transparent.
7. Take the pan off the heat and add the defrosted berries, stir well and leave to cool.
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9. Place on serving plate and refrigerate until the pie is chilled.
10. Top the pie with whipped cream if you like.
11. Slice into equal size wedges and serve cold.
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Calories 441 Calories from Fat 234
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 26 g40.7%
Saturated Fat 14.5 g72.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 66 mg22%
Sodium 206.2 mg8.6%
Total Carbohydrates 47 g15.7%
Dietary Fiber 3.3 g13.2%
Sugars 22.3 g
Protein 2 g4.1%
Vitamin A 2.5% Vitamin C 0.64%
Calcium 14.9% Iron 0.21%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet