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Monday, November 10 THERE WILL BE NO THEORETICAL ASTROPHYSICS SEMINAR THIS WEEK 3:30 p.m. - DIRECTOR'S COFFEE BREAK - 2nd Flr X-Over 4:00 p.m. All Experimenters' Meeting - Curia II Special Topic: CMS
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Monday, November 10 Chicken tenders coated with herbs and spices fried till golden brown served wiht wedge potatoes $3.75 Chef's choice $3.50 Oven roasted turkey breast with dill havarti brushed with a wild cherry mayo on herb foccacia $4.75 Half pound burger with grilled onions, tangy barbeque sauce and melted cheddar cheese on a cornduster bun $4.75 Eurest Dining Center Weekly Menu Chez Leon |
 Increasing Clouds 52º/45º
Extended Forecast |
Secon Level 3 |
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22 Employees Receive 30-Year Service Awards On Friday, November 7, Employee Relations honored 22 Fermilab employees with 30-Year Service Awards. Deputy Director Ken Stanfield hosted the luncheon for the honorees at Chez Leon.
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Fermilab Merchandise Now Available to Order Online | ||
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Fermilab merchandise can now be purchased 24 hours a day, seven days a week
at the Fermilab Friends for Science Education new online store. T-shirts,
mugs, golf balls and other novelty items are all available to order
online. The new website was a collaboration of Education Staff, Summer
Students,
the Computing Division and Visual Media Services. Fermilab Friends for
Science Education
is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing science to students,
teachers
and families. All purchases help support science education.
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From City Pages, November 5, 2003 The Uncertainty Principle Can theoretical physics save an Iron Range town? by Peter Ritter To see the smallest, most elusive particle in the universe, you need only drive five hours north of the Twin Cities to Soudan, an Iron Range hamlet of around 500 souls located 20 miles from Ely. Follow a winding road up the bluff overlooking the town to the site of an old iron mine, then take a clanking elevator down 2,343 feet to a tunnel full of bats and smelling of incipient mildew, walk through a big green door that looks a bit like the gates of Oz, and into a high-ceilinged cavern roughly the size and shape of an airplane hangar. There, past a bank of fluorescent-lit offices where strange, smart men do inscrutable things with computers, past a huge, gaudy mural of the solar system painted on the cave wall, you will come upon the MINOS Far Detector, a gigantic assemblage of steel and wiring resembling a house-sized loaf of bread. read more |
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Secretary of Energy Abraham to be Press Club Newsmaker
Luncheon Speaker Today at Noon (Central Time) New Science Facilities List to be Announced
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2004 Charitable Giving Campaign As an employee of Fermilab, you have the opportunity to contribute annually by payroll deduction to one, two or three charities of your choice. Your participation is completely voluntary. To participate you must pledge a contribution of at least $52.00 on an annual basis for one charity and $78.00 for two or more. These are the minimum dollar amounts that can be processed. The charity must be approved by the Internal Revenue Service.
The payroll deduction you designate will be made every pay period and will
end at the end of the calendar year. Your last check stub will show your
total contribution(s) for income tax purposes. To make a contribution in
2004, you must complete and return a Charity Enrollment form to
Payroll by November 26, 2003. A
Charity Enrollment form
can be obtained from Fermilab's website. If you are unable to download this
form, EOO located at WH15 SW will have them available. If you have questions,
please call x3591, x4633, or x3415. |
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November 5 - November 7 - The Tevatron ramped to 1005 GeV - A power glitch tripped off CHL's nitrogen plant - Tevatron Status - A Basic Refrigeration System View the current accelerator update View the Tevatron Luminosity Charts |
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Flexible Benefits Plan Open Enrollment The open enrollment for the Flexible Benefits Plan will continue for two more weeks, but ends at 5:00 P.M. on November 21, 2003. Please refer to your materials for additional information or you can look online.
Second Showing: "Cruisin' the Lab" Tomorrow at Noon
Scottish Country Dancing - Date Change |
