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David, your definition of thinking makes me think you yourself are a thinking machine jk But let me offer some food for thought. I assume you've read Orwell's 1984? Do you remember the part about 'doublethink'? It's an extreme example, but it should be rather illustrative in where your definition fails. Humans have a brilliant capacity for simultaneously holding and, crucially, believing two contradictory views, what Orwell referred to as doublethink. Humans aren't the rational beings that you believe you can model on a computer program. In fact the highlights in our memories are often things that happened during moments of irrationality.

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Scrimmage: All drives started from the 20 yard line from own half.
Drive: 1 QB: Lyle Moevao
The offense goes three and out and on the third down, Sammie Stroughter gets sandwich tackled by Al Afalava and Keenan Lewis downfield. Stroughter was shaken up on the play.
Drive: 2 QB: Justin Engstrom
Damola Adeniji catches a short one and Jacquizz Rodgers punches it across for a first down on the very next play. Engstrom hooks up with Quizz on a short pass and he was gone, covering 69 yards on the play. TD Quizzman. Rodgers made two fantastic cuts along the way to paydirt. He was aided by a solid block from Aaron Nichols well down the field. Exciting stuff from Quizz, and it was only the beginning.
Drive: 3 QB: Lyle Moevao
Ryan McCants runs for a first down but the offense goes three and out from that point. On third down, Shane Morales was open but Greg Laybourn manages to make up enough ground to get a hand on the ball resulting in an incompletion. Brandon Hughes almost picked a pass on the previous play but with Adeniji turning into a defender, the wide receiver knocks it down.
Drive: 4 QB: Lyle Moevao
McCants has another first down run and then Quizz gets laid out on back to back plays by Keaton Kristick and Laybourn. On the ensuing snap, Chris Johnson catches a sharp pass from Moevao and beats Keenan Lewis for a long TD. Nice pass by Moevao, though Johnson made most of the 70-yard scoring play happen after the catch. Lewis did not look happy after that one.
Drive: 5 QB: Justin Engstrom
Adeniji almost makes a spectacular catch downfield. Not the best of throws, and he really had to adjust to be in a position to make the attempt. Tim Clark rises to the occasion and knocks the ball away just before Adeniji could fully secure the pigskin. The offense goes three and out.
Drive: 6 QB: Justin Engstrom
Quizz somehow manages to stay on his feet on a run that looked like it was destined to be stopped at the line of scrimmage. He gained an extra five yards on the play. The defensive coaches were heard loud and clear during the sixth drive, telling their unit to play until the whistle was blown. The offense goes for it on fourth and short and makes it. Then came the fly sweep. James Rodgers takes it 70 yards to the house. There were at least a couple of instances where it appeared the defense would catch him. But JR just blitzed on passed everyone before breaking the final line of defense, a cornerback's would-be tackle, for the TD. Chris Johnson made a nice block up front allowing Rodgers to get the corner.
Drive: 7 QB: Lyle Moevao
Sammie goes high to reel one in, but again gets drilled hard in mid air, this time by Tim Clark -- both a nice offensive and defensive play there, as much as that is possible. Quizz then takes the handoff and runs the distance for his second TD of the day. He nearly went untouched on the 64-yard romp, courtesy of some great blocking by the o-line and in particular from a monster block by tight end Howard Croom. The offensive side of the sidelines got fired up and Croom and Gregg Peat, who had a nice block of his own on the line, run all the way down to the end zone to congratulate Quizz on the score.
Drive: 8 QB: Justin Engstrom
After a nice run by McCants, the offense fails to convert a third and short. They go for it on fourth down but a false start ends the drive.
Drive: 9 QB: Justin Engstrom
On the very first play, Lance Mitchell picks off the pass and takes it back 40 yards for a TD -- making a couple of nice moves of his own along the way. Even though Mitchell seized momentum for the D and ran it back for six, ball security was not the best. It was something of a surprise in the end he didn't get the ball knocked loose -- he was carrying it like the proverbial loaf of bread in one hand and it was well exposed during the runback.
Drive: 10 QB: Lyle Moevao
A couple of long passes to Stroughter go incomplete -- excellent coverage by the secondary on both occasions. Shane Morales was open on the third down play, but Moevao slightly overthrows him.
Drive: 11 QB: Justin Engstrom
Another three and out for the offense. Nichols makes a short grab. The third down pass gets tipped and a very alert Gabe Miller catches it but is stopped short of a first down.
Drive: 12 QB: Justin Engstrom
Another holding penalty on the o-line. John Reese catches a pass but is securely wrapped up by Will Darkins. Aaron Nichols beats the CB and gets open, but the throw again was a little beyond his reach. No matter. Nichols makes a full length dive and snares it. Had it been more accurate, he was likely gone for a TD. As it was, it still resulted in a nice gainer. The drive continues and Patrick Henderson gets called for pass interference on Kyle Brown, (though it looked like a clean defensive play from where this reporter was standing._ Engstrom then hooks up with Damola Adeniji for a sweet TD -- nice route running and an equally impressive throw finishes the first sustained drive by the offense for a score.
Drive: 13 QB: Lyle Moevao
A holding penalty makes it first-and-twenty. Moevao tries to find Stroughter but he once again is left with no breathing room and is bracketed in by the corner and the safety. Victor Butler breaks through and "sacks" Moevao on the third down play.
A couple of days ago, this correspondent had posed the question about the offense translating their recent success at practices into the scrimmages. That happened today via some big plays and a couple of well sustained drives.
Together the Rodgers' brothers accounted for 243 all-purpose yards (Jacquizz – 162; James- 81) during the 55-play scrimmage at the Tommy Prothro Football Complex.
The defense tackled well for most of the scrimmage and had some standout plays of their own. Unfortunately for the D, there were three big runs they couldn't stop, and all went for touchdowns.
The OSU second string receiving corps appears too good for most any second string secondary. The No. 2 receivers managed to get open most of the time and would have had more TDs had the QBs been in a better rhythm and found them in stride. Adeniji and Nichols each had great outings -- Adeniji with a pair of 15 and 8-yard TD receptions. Also notable was the blocking of the receivers on a couple of the long TD plays.
McCants and Quizz had a lot of carries between them -- and they were tackled fairly hard on most every play. Still, McCants managed to find positive yards on every one of his runs, finishing with 50 yards on 10 carries. Quizz, meanwhile, is just mesmerizing to watch. On both of his touchdown runs, he made hard, sure cuts without sacrificing virtually any speed.
The tight ends were not a huge part of the passing offense on Thursday but they did a great job blocking. Chris Johnson and Shane Morales also had solid outings today. Morales was perhaps unluckiest of all the wideouts not to have been on the receiving end of accurate passes -- he managed to get open on a number of plays. The d-line appeared to have sacked the QB on a a handful of occasions.
If the o-line can hold the charge and give Moevao just enough time for the offensive play to develop, the receivers will get open. And the QBs are doing a good job finding them most of the time but on Thursday, there was a little left to be desired.
Nevertheless, the offense wins this scrimmage without a doubt. The defense's vulnerability on big plays might be an area the coaches will look hard at for the next two weeks. Lyle Moevao had a poor completion percentage but all in all, he had a good scrimmage and didn't make any major mistakes -- mental of physical. It was refreshing to watch Justin Engstrom develop before your eyes. He's improving rapidly, getting better at his reads and throws and his growing confidence is apparent.
The final two-a-day practice session will be held Friday, with the Aug. 28 opener at Stanford now less than two weeks out.
Nichols makes another catch for a first down. Again, he beat the corner, was open and Engstrom found him. Morales for probably the fourth time gets open down the field but Engstrom overthrows him again. McCants makes a sweet run and gains a first down. Another incompletion to an open receiver, this time it was Nichols. Finally, Morales has one in his sights and brings it in for a first down. On fourth-and-thirteen, Morales catches another one and just enough to get a first down. Morales showed excellent awareness of the first down marker and he looked to run the route perfectly. Adeniji gets his second TD catch of the day on the very next play.
Subscribers can listen to Oregon State head man Mike Riley talk in depth about the scrimmage and, among other topics, why the Beavs are looking to add former Corvallis High center Jon Roy as a walk-on now rather than later, in two audio clips here:
Scrimmage for the young guns
Taylor Kavanaugh had two big catches, one on a TD from Ryan Katz. Kevan Walker also had a long TD reception.
Play of the day
James Rodgers's run for a TD. There were at least two defenders who appeared to be in prime position to make the tackle but Rodgers just hit the nitro boost button and he was gone. He also broke a valiant effort by the corner to tackle him and prevent the score. Also notable was the textbook block by Chris Johnson on the play.
The punting on the day was average, with John Hekker appearing the most consistent of the group.
Starting kicker Justin Kahut was held out of the scrimmage with some soreness and backups Matt Barker, Ryan Allen and Sean Sehnem all saw action. Allen and Sehnem had average days, while Matt Barker looks to be improving on an almost daily basis.


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Plans to extract gas using a controversial method linked to an increase in earthquakes have been given the go-ahead in Scotland for the first time.
The practice of fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, involves pumping water, sand and chemicals at high pressure into shale rock, to release the gas it holds.
An independent geological report recently found that fracking had triggered two minor earthquakes on the Lancashire coast earlier this year.
The Scottish Environmental Protection Agency has granted a licence to Greenpark Energy to extract gas trapped in coal near the mining village of Canonbie in Dumfries and Galloway.
The news comes as the US state of Oklahoma is investigating whether a more-than-20-fold jump in the number of earthquakes in the past two years is connected to a surge in fracking there, The Independent has learnt. The number of earthquakes recorded in the state soared from its average of about 50 a year to 1,047 last year and is likely to match or break that this year, said Austin Holland, a seismologist at the Oklahoma Geological Survey.
Mr Holland made his prediction in the aftermath of some of the strongest earthquakes the state has seen over the weekend, continuing a spate of seismic activity that scientists are struggling to understand. Until last year, the highest number of earthquakes Oklahoma state had recorded was 150, in the mid 1990s.
The practice of fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, involves pumping water, sand and chemicals at high pressure into shale rock, to release the gas it holds. Mr Holland estimates that the volume of shale gas extraction in Oklahoma has "roughly doubled in the past few years" leaving tens of thousands of so-called fracturing wells in operation.
Choosing his words carefully to avoid flaming a politically sensitive debate before he completes his investigation, Mr Holland conceded that there could well be a link between increased fracking and rising seismic activity in the state. "It is certainly possible for fluid injection to cause earthquakes, so we know it's possible, it's just we don't know how often," Mr Holland said.
"This is an important issue for the state, the nation and the globe, really," he added.
A preliminary investigation by Mr Holland, into a series of 48 earthquakes on a single January night in Garvin County, also surfaced yesterday. This found "there was a clear correlation between the time of hydraulic-fracturing and the observed seismicity".
It also found that the epicentre of "nearly all" those earthquakes was within five kilometres of the wells and that "most" occurred "near inject depths".
Mr Holland said it was "certainly possible" the tremors were caused by fracking.
However, in a state that depends so heavily on the oil and gas industry, Mr Holland is keen to exhaustively investigate the potential seismic effect of the great new hope of shale gas before drawing any definitive conclusions about the Garvin County tremors and earthquakes more generally.
His comments and figures emerged a week after an independent investigation established a link between fracking and earthquakes for the first time in the UK. The report into two earthquakes in the Blackpool area in April and May found not only that they were almost certainly caused by fracking, but that drilling the well had resulted in a further 48 smaller tremors this year. Cuadrilla Resources, the company behind the drilling, has suspended operations at the site until the government has digested last week's report.
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Writers in the Woods Literary Speaker Series
SNC Tahoe's Writers in the Woods brings well-known poets and writers from all over the country to the campus for intimate readings and workshops, where audience members can meet and exchange ideas with the guest writers.
Readings: Friday evenings, 7 – 9pm. Free and open to the public.
Workshops: Saturday mornings, 10am – noon. Free to students, $50 for community members — REGISTER HERE. Can be taken for credit.
Location: Tahoe Center for Environmental Studies (TCES) Room 139-141
We have hosted writers such as Nick Flynn, Tim O'Brien, Patricia Smith, Denise Duhamel, Tobias Wolff, Kelle Groom, Lola Haskins, Brenda Hillman, Bob Hass, and many others.
2016 – 2017 Season
Luis Alberto Urrea
September 9 - 10
Luis Alberto Urrea is the acclaimed author of 13 books across multiple genres. The Devil's Highway, his 2004 non-fiction account of a group of Mexican immigrants lost in the Arizona desert, was a 2005 Pulitzer Prize finalist and included in many of that year's "best book of the year" lists. His critically acclaimed novel The Hummingbird's Daughter was the Kiriyama Pacific Rim Prize winner.
His newest novel, Into the Beautiful North, is the SNC 2016 Common Read selection. It is the story of young women in a small Mexican town who, inspired by the film The Magnificent Seven, follow their men North to persuade them to return. It has been optioned by the TNT network for a television series.author website: www.luisurrea.com/
Carolyn Forché
Sept 30 - October 1
Carolyn Forché is a poet, editor, translator, and human rights advocate who has witnessed, thought about, and put into poetry some of the most devastating events of twentieth-century history.
She is author of Blue Hour, The Angel of History, and The Country Between Us, a poetry bestseller, as well as editor of Against Forgetting: Twentieth-Century Poetry of Witness. She is the recipient of Guggenheim and NEA grants.
Cathy Linh Che
November 4 - 5
Cathy Linh Che is the author of Split (Alice James, 2014), winner of the Kundiman Poetry Prize, the Norma Farber First Book Award from the Poetry Society of America, and the Best Poetry Book Award from the Association of Asian American Studies.
A Vietnamese American poet from Los Angeles and Long Beach, CA, she received her BA from Reed College and her MFA from New York University. She has been awarded fellowships and residencies from Poets & Writers, The Fine Arts Work Center at Provincetown, Kundiman, Hedgebrook, Poets House, The Asian American Literary Review, The Center for Book Arts, The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Workspace Residency, and a Jerome Foundation Travel Grant.
She is founding editor of the online journal Paperbag, Publicity & Events Associate at Kaya Press, and Executive Director at Kundiman.
author website: cathylinhche.com
Shaun Griffin
February 3 - 4
Shaun Griffin is author of This is What the Desert Surrenders and Bathing in the River of Ashes, and editor of From Sorrow's Well, a volume on the poet Hayden Carruth, among other works. Both his own work and the anthologies he edits are grounded in the West's cultures and landscapes.
A long-time resident of Virginia City, he has taught poetry workshops in the Northern Nevada Correctional Center and is co-founder of the Community Chest, a nonprofit agency serving children and families in Northwestern Nevada.
Brian Turner
March 3 - 4
Brian Turner is the author of two collections of poetry: Here, Bullet (2005) and Phantom Noise (2010), which was short-listed for the T.S. Eliot Prize in England. His poetry and essays have been published in The New York Times, National Geographic, Poetry Daily, The Georgia Review, Virginia Quarterly Review and other journals. Turner earned an MFA from the University of Oregon before serving for seven years in the US Army. He was an infantry team leader for a year in Iraq with the 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division. Prior to that, he deployed to Bosnia-Herzegovina with the 10th Mountain Division (1999-2000). Turner was featured in the documentary film Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience, which was nominated for an Academy Award.
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April 14 - 15
Peter Makuck is a poet, short story writer, and critic. In 2010, his book Long Lens: New and Selected Poems, was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. His books include Off Season in the Promised Land, Against Distance, Allegiance and Betrayal, and other works. As a student, he witnessed the 1970 Kent State shootings; his early poem The Commons addresses this event.author website: www.makuck.com
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Port Blair, Jan 19: The Andaman and Nicobar Islands health department is all set to make the Island Polio-free by 2009-10.
Since last two years all the stool samples of Acute Flaccid Paralysis (AFP) cases from these islands have shown negative results and according to norms if the AFP samples of any State show negative result for three continuous years then the area is declared as polio-free zone, Andaman Deputy Director of Directorate (Health Education) Dr S K Paul told UNI here today.
This year the Health Department would be sending the samples of AFP cases for the third year and is expecting negative results once again.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 7, 1983, New Braunfels, Texas Sports Harald-Zfitung Friday, January 7, 1983 7 Rockets pull through SV's Butch Hegeman looks passed NB's Greg Bender in an earlier game. Rangers take 15th win DRIPPING SPRINGS Rocky Neuman clinched his seventh 20-plus Kame Thursday night as the Smithson Valley Rangers whipped the Dripping Springs Tigers, 73-63 in non-district play. "We played and shot really well offensively," said coach Roger Kraft. "There's was a little trouble on defense, but nothing serious. We were pretty steady. Terry Kyler and Pat Klar had probably their best efforts yet." Four players rn double digits helped keep SV out in front. Neuman hit for 20 points, Andy Severance claimed 16, Jamie Booth sank 14 and Kyler got ll as the held on to a 36-26 halftime lead. The win brings the Rangers record to 15-3. Other scorers — Pat Bruce and Steve Blankenship with 6 each. Kerrville 60 New Braunfels 49 Teresa Thomas' 29 points was a game-high but not enough to push the New Braunfels Unicorns over Kerrville Tivy Thursday night. l,ed by Wanda Fierce, who had 20 points, the Antlers turned a 33-22 halftime lead into a 60-49 victory. The win gives Tivy a 34) record while NB drops to 1-3. Other NB scorers — Rhonda Rompel 8, Donna Bradshaw 7 and Tonya Hurd 5. The only other double digit scorer was Tivy's Barbara Brantley with 18 points. Sports shorts Junior League holds basketball registration The Junior League Basketball Program for boys will have registration Saturday, Jan. 8, from 12:30 p.m. until 2:30 p.m. at the New Braunfels Middle School boys gym. Registration is open to all fifth and sixth grade boys who reside in the New Braunfels Independent School District and who not have reached their 13th birthday by April I. By ASSOCIATED PRESS Texas A&M Coach Shelby Metcalf was glad to be back home — especially after his team played 12 of its first 13 games on the road. The Aggies didn't mind, either. Claude Riley took advantage of the long-awaited homecoming to score 21 points as A&M gave Angelo State a 97-62 thrashing in a non-conference basketball game Thursday night. The win pushed the Aggies's season mark to 6-8. "I don't think there's any question that this win tonight helped us, especially our confidence level," Metcalf said. "When you play 12 of your first 13 games away from home, you almost forget what ifs like to play a home game." Riley, who scored 15 of his points in the first half, was one of seven Aggies to score in double figures. Metcalf gave him credit forgetting A&M going. "One of the keys to the game was when we came out sluggish in the first half, Claude Riley SAN DIEGO (AP) -Houston Rockets Coach Del Harris says his team is the poorest-shooting club in the National Basketball Association. That assessment may come as something of a surprise to the San Diego Clippers, considering the Rockets' Alan Iieavell hit a 20-foot jumpshot with one second remaining Thursday night to give Houston a 109-107 triumph over San Diego. "We're happy with the intensity throughout the 48 minutes," said Harris, whose team ended an eight-game losing streak with the victory. "We're playing about like we've been playing and our problems are basically that we're the poorest-shooting team in the league." Leaved, who finished the game with 17 points and 13 assists, said he almost passed up taking the winning shot when he saw a momentary opening closer to the basket. "I was thinking about dribbling down the lane. It was open," he said. "But I knew I could make the (20-foot) shot." Teammate Joe Bryant didn't have any doubts about the winning basket. "That's his (Leavell's) 'Horse' shot," said Bryant. "He makes that all the time (when they play Horse)." Major Jones scored a career-high 21 points, all in the second half, and Calvin Murphy added 16 in the final two periods as the Rockets rallied to overcome a 57-49 halftime deficit. "We got a lift from Murphy and Major Jones off the bench," Harris said. "We needed someone to pick up the slack. The Rockets were out-manned for much of the game after their leading scorer and rebounder, Elvin Hayes, left the game with a leg injury late in the first quarter. He did not return. Starting forward Wally Walker was ejected midway through the third period after throwing a punch at Clippers forward Tom Chambers. With the win, Houston improved ifs record to 5-27. San Diego is now 7-27. The Clippers, trying to win two consecutive games for the first time in a year, tied the game at 107-107 with 1:07 left to play on a pair of free throws by Lionel Hollins. But Clippers Coach Paul Silas said, "Our defensive intensity was not there all night. We played in spurts. San Diego got 21 points from rookie forward Terry Cummings and Hollins contributed 19 points. NFL first round playoffs begin Saturday Dolphins looking for revenge By BARRY WILNER AP Sports Writer A blizzard, a snowplow, a 33-yard field goal by John Smith, a 3-0 victory for the New England Patriots. It all happened on Dec. 12, and the Miami Dolphins aren't about to forget that defeat at Roxboro, Mass. When the two teams meet Saturday in the first round of the National Football league playoffs, the 7-2 Dolphins don't expect a repeat of any of those things. "Miami has thrown down the tomahawk and said, You beat us on a fluke up there in your snow garden; now come down here and play us on our fair field and let's see what we can get done,'" said Patriots Coach Ron Meyer, who ordered an attendant at the game to use the snowplow to clear a spot from which Smith could kick. "I think that's a tremendous challenge. I'm looking forward to it." So are the Dolphins, who have not won a postseason game since the 1974 Super Bowl. On the other hand, New England, 5-4, hasn't won in the Orange Bowl in 17 years. "We've been struggling offensively," said Dolphins Coach Don Shula, "especially since we got back from the strike. The eight-week layoff really hurt a guy like (quarterback David) Woodley, and we had a tough time getting untracked. Our performance last week against Baltimore was our best since we got back." The Dolphins beat Baltimore 34-7 last week. Their defense most unpressed Meyer. "They remind me of those piranha fish that go after live meat when it's thrown in the water," said Meyer. "Their defensive football team is as good as you'll see." In other games Saturday, the Los Angeles Raiders, 8-1, host 4-5 Cleveland; Washington. 8-1, entertains Detroit. 4-5, and St. Louis, 5-4, is at 5-3-1 Green Bay. On Sunday, Cincinnati, 7-2, hosts the New York Jets, 6-3; San Diego, 6-3, is at Pittsburgh, 6-3; Dallas, 6-3, is at home against Tampa Bay, 5-4, and Minnesota. 5-4. hosts Atlanta, also 5-4. Many of the Chargers said late in the season that they were confident they could win their final two games to finish 7-2 and make sure they wouldn't be forced to play in a cold-weather city. But, after falling to the Raiders in the season finale. San Diego must now travel to Pittsburgh, where the temperature isn't likely to be balmy. It also doesn't figure to be as cold as the minuis-60 degree wind-chill factor the Chargers played in while losing the APX championship game last January at Cincinnati. "We can't get into an aerial war with them," warned Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw, knowing full well that the Chargers, behind QB Dan Fouts, running back Chuck Muncie and receivers Kellen Winslow, Wes Chandler and Charlie Joiner, have the best passing attack in football. The Redskins' passing game will be hindered by the loss of Art Monk, w ho has a broken foot. Still, the Skins had the best record in the NFC and Detroit hasn't won in Washington... ever. "The Lions may not be a great team," said Richie Pettibon, Wasl ington's defensive coordinator. "But then, they're not playing a great team either. "They are very talented, have a great running back in Billy Suns and their outside receivers can catch ball. They are inconsistent at times and that's what scares me. You never know if this is the week they will come to play." Nets maintain streak; down Suns, 94-93 Sports Calendar There will be a $10 registration fee w hich includes the cost of insurance. Each boy must be present for registration and must have a parent or guardian sign the release form. Fee and release form must be done at the time of registration. There will be six teams w ith a maximum of 12 boys per team, so early registration is advised. Boys signing up after the 72 maximum has been reached will be placed on the reserve list. For more information, call Doris Galloway at 625-1770. Aggies whip Angelo St. at home really picked us up," Metcalf said. Texas A&M fell behind 10-1 at the start of the game and shot only 57.7 percent from the floor during the first half. The Aggies managed a 39-36 halftime lead. Angelo State was paced by Tommie Tyler's 19 points. Roland Core and Jeff Burdick each scored 12. Metcalf started forward Lowell McHenry and guard Doug Lee for the first tune this season, and both responded with double-figure performances. By WILLIAM R BARNARD AP Sports Writer A little thing like a four-pomt deficit late in the game doesn't bother a team w ith a six-game winning streak. "When we were down by four points I in the final 1:19) I looked at the guys on the bench and they believed we'd win," said New Jersey Nets Coach I^irry Brown. Although the game and the winning streak, the longest in franchise history, were rn danger, the Nets scored the last five points, three of them on free throws by forward Mickey Johnson, to beat the Phoenix Suns 94-93, their seventh straight triumph. After the Suns went ahead 93-89, Buck Williams, w ho had 15 points and 17 rebounds for the NeLs, made it 93-91 with a layup. Johnson then hit a free throw with 34 seconds to go and made two more foul shots with just seven seconds on the clock. "I'm a pressure man," Johnson said. "There's always pressure to win. But I'd rather have pressure to win when we're winning than be losing and have the pressure." In other National Basketball Association action, Atlanta edged New York 99-98, I .os Angeles bombed Cleveland 125-107 rn the only game decided by more than two points. Golden State trimmed Portland 94-93 and Houston defeated San Diego 109-107. Lakers 125, Cavaliers 107 Norm Nixon hit IO his his team-high 20 points in the second quarter to help Los Angeles build a 23-point halftime lead against Cleveland. The leakers had eight players in double figures and never led by less than 17 points in the fourth quarter. World Free led all scorers with 28 points for Cleveland, which drew a season-high attendance of 11,270. Hawks 99, Knicks 98 Eddie Johnson hit an 18-foot baseline jumper with three seconds remaining to lift Atlanta over New York. The Knicks had gone ahead seven seconds earlier on a three-pomt basket by Ed Sherod, but Johnson, who led the Hawks with 26 points, dribbled furiously into the corner before launching his game-w inner Bernard King led all scorers with 37 points for New York. Warriors 94, Blazers 93 Joe Barry Carroll, who was 4-for-19 from the field two nights earlier w hen Golden State lost to Utah, came back with 29 points against Portland, including a game-winning hook shot with six seconds remaining. Calvin Natt, who led Portland with 20 points, put the Trail Blazers ahead with a layup with 16 seconds left, drove for another shot after Carroll's final basket, but his attempt was blocked by the Warriors' Sam Williams. 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