Lewis and Clark Move Amid Heat and Mosquito Menace
June 12 1806 diary entry notes very warm days and troublesome mosquitoes as the Lewis and Clark Expedition pushes on. Hunters are deployed daily and the party continues to subsist largely off land resources, with quawmash blooming vividly in view.
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History Boys and Drowsy Chaperone Lead 2006 Tony Wins
At the Tony Awards in New York, The History Boys won six prizes including best play, while The Drowsy Chaperone took five awards such as best book and score. Cynthia Nixon won best actress for Rabbit Hole, and Sweeney Todd received direction and orchestration honors.
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Prisoner releases, arrests, and regional unrest converge in Middle East and Asia
U.S. Iraqi authorities freed more than 200 detainees to spur unity amid Shiite Sunni tensions, while a Baquba car bombing killed at least eight and wounded four. Sunni Vice President al Hashimi urged broader releases and compensation. In Guantanamo three detainees died by own action, provoking calls to close the jail. Karzai offered tribal weapons to combat Taliban violence, amid fears of sectarian clashes. Iran signaled some acceptance of a Western package on its nuclear program but demanded clarifications and warned against sanctions.
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Spears says marriage to Federline is awesome amid paparazzi scrutiny
Britney Spears tells NBC in a Today interview that her marriage to Kevin Federline is awesome and that paparazzi intrusion has made her an emotional wreck. She denies rumors Federline lives in the basement and defends her parenting as she faces criticism over public photos with her infant son Sean.
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Stars talk privacy and career as mothers balance fame
The article covers Britney Spears and Kevin Federline discussing parenting and paparazzi, Spears pregnancy, and Meryl Streep planning more theater as her children grow, plus her use of a BlackBerry as a parenting tool. Streep promotes films A Prairie Home Companion and The Devil Wears Prada and mentions Mother Courage and Her Children.
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Chicago plans 500 mile bike trail network
The city of Chicago plans a 500 mile network of designated bicycle routes with raised lanes above street level in a safety bid. By 2010 tests at several sites are expected with a goal that by 2015 five percent of trips under five miles will be by bike.
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