Arrogance and obsession flare in Braves World Series lane
Dave Kindred writes after Game 2 of the World Series that Atlanta may have clinched the title, while noting Braves fans and a new stadium mood. He reflects on nerves, pride, and the emotional pull of the Series as he waits for Game 6.
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Dave Kindred
Atlanta Journal and Constitution
Braves
Atlanta
Kindred
Chief Wahoo
Indians
Fulton County Stadium
Hank Aaron
Chronicle Telegram
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Tribe
Mike Hargrove
Manny Ramirez
Albert Belle
Orel Hershiser
Omar Vizquel
Kenny Lofton
Hershisher
Marquis Grissom
Mike Mordecai
Ramirez
Fred McGriff
Dave
Roentgen and the Birth of X Rays A Century On
A century after Wilhelm Roentgen announced the X-ray discovery, the world recalls his lab tests in Würzburg, the controversial early uses and fears, and the lasting impact from medicine to art and security. The piece notes Edison’s aborted fluroscope project, early radiation dangers, and Roentgen’s open patent stance. The account traces X-ray evolution from 1895 to modern scanning and testing uses.
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Wurzburg
Germany
Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen
Roentgen
Nobel
Allan M. Cormack
Tufts University
Godfrey Newbold Hounsfield
Vienna
Die Presse
Kaiser Wilhelm
Berlin
Academe
The
New York Times
Thomas Alva Edison
Edison
United States
Thomas Gainsborough
Netherlands
New York
Wilhelm Roentgen
Forssen
University of Wurzburg
Bavana