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Friday, May 9
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  • E-mail spammers use research topics for bait
  • From iSGTW: Testing the limits of the Standard Model
  • Photo of the Day: Radar gun for science
  • Inspired student donates Wilson Hall artwork
  • From Physics World, May 8, 2008: Nobel laureates petition Bush over funding shortfall

Thursday, May 8
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  • Layoff information
  • Tevatron experiments reach record luminosities
  • Wine mythbusting comes to Fermilab
  • Result of the Week: When less is more
  • From CERN Courier, April 16, 2008: The Large Hadron Collider runs on woman power

Wednesday, May 7
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  • Register now for U.S. CMS 2008 Run Plan Workshop
  • Linear Collider School now accepts applications
  • From the ES&H Section: Safety requires team effort
  • From The Record.com, May 7, 2008: The future is science fiction

Tuesday, May 6
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  • More bloggers to write about U.S. LHC efforts
  • Strategic Collaborative Initiative: Call for proposals
  • Director's Corner: Washington update
  • From Crain's Chicago Business, May 5, 2008: Women to Watch '08: The Collider Queen

Monday, May 5
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  • Fermilab welcomes CALICE to Test Beam facility
  • Photo of the Day: Giving back to Mother Earth
  • Safety Tip of the Week: Yard work
  • From The Economist, May 1, 2008: Of budgets and black holes

Friday, May 2
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  • Layoff information
  • VMS head Fred Ullrich retires
  • From iSTGW: The role of open source in grid computing: past, present and future
  • From Nature, May 1, 2008: Astrophysics: Rays from the dark

Thursday, May 1
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  • Hicks wins 2007 Fermilab Industrial Hygiene Award
  • Photo of the Day: DOE CFO tour Fermilab
  • Result of the Week: A doubly heavy matter
  • From BBC News, April 30, 2008: The World Wide Web turns 15 (again)
  • From Scientific American, April 29, 2008: Searching for an elusive particle, physicists take a shot in the dark