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• The particle physics report that captured national headlines: EPP2010
• 2006 CTEQ Summer School set for July 1-9 in Rhodes
• Committee members to speak at Fermilab May 12
• From Science, April 28, 2006: Linear Collider Gains Friends

• New Fermilab Art Gallery exhibit starts tomorrow
• Result of the Week: How to catch a gluino
• I Solisti della Scala Trio: May 5 in the Ramsey Auditorium
• Science Grid This Week: Certifying Software for the Grid, with the Grid
• From Nature, April 27, 2006: Making collider endorsement count
• From From New York Times, April 27, 2006: Physics in America at Crossroads and in Crisis, Panel Says
• From Chicago Tribune, April 27, 2006: Panel pushes particle machines

• EPP2010 report - Webcast
• Plant a tree for Earth Day
• Physicist joins National Academy of Sciences
• Health and Fitness Day 2006: "Making Fitness Fun"
• CMS counting down to first LHC collisions
• From The Beacon News April 25, 2006: Fermilab invites families to potluck

• NALWO hosts Indian cooking demonstration at Chez Leon
• Director's Corner: Whereas
• U.S. particle physics report to be released April 26
• Outstanding Junior Investigator Award
• From The Daily Herald April 24, 2006: State aims to accelerate funding to Fermilab

• Argonne and Fermilab sign agreement, anticipate State funding
• Safety Tip of the Week: Hand safety
• Proteus 7 to play April 29
• From FSU News, April, 2006: U.S. Department of Energy recognizes FSU high-energy physicist

• Big magnet has to come out
• Governor proclaims April 21 as Particle Accelerator Day
• DASTOW'06 set on June 22
• ILC NewsLine: MAC - Thinking Different
• From The Timberjay, April 20, 2006: Work on second neutrino detector could begin by fall

• Volunteer clean-up today
• Result of the Week: Search for "brand Y" Supersymmetry
• Employee Concerns Program fosters open communication
• EPP2010 report - April 26
• Science Grid This Week: MammoGrid Helps Doctors Detect Breast Cancer
• From The Economist, April 6, 2006: Dark Matter: Accidence and substance, two possible explanations for the bulk of reality

• New panel needs honest input for improved safety
• Fermilab: E-cycling "Star"
• C++ Classes offered June 5
• From The New York Times April 18, 2006: A Real Flip-Flopper, at 3 Trillion Times a Second

• P5: Today and tomorrow
• Director's Corner: Severe weather
• Zebra mussels: Humans give rides to sneaky hitchhikers
• From Chicago Sun-Times, April 17, 2006: Fermilab's rite of spring: baby bison

• Layer 0: Stuck between silicon and a hard place
• Safety Tip of the Week: Uneven surfaces
• From The Beacon News (opinion section), April 14, 2006: New challenge for Fermilab: future viability

• Fermilab educators lead e-Lab outreach in Bangalore
• What's on your wall? Snapshot a la chalkboard
• ILC NewsLine: Designing the Perfect Cryomodule for the ILC
• Science Grid This Week: Distributing a data deluge
• From The Post Chronicle, April 13, 2006: Fermilab Clocks Matter-Antimatter 'Dance'

• P5 meeting April 18-19: neutrinos and dark matter
• Result of the Week: DZero: Looking for new physics with light
• Club fair a success: a sampling of images
• Science Grid This Week: Distributing a data deluge
• From Physics Web, April 12, 2006: Fermilab probes matter-antimatter transitions

• Life before the lab: A family history
• Symmetry magazine wins Golden Trumpet for 2006
• Beacon News Online April 8, 2006: Fermilab future remains unclear

• CDF measures subtle dance between matter, antimatter
• Director's Corner: The Secretary's visit
• FYI: The AIP Bulletin of Science Policy News, April 6, 2006: Upbeat Hearing for OSTP Director John Marburger

• New Results from CDF
• Bodman addresses safety, the ILC, and the future of U.S. science
• Safety Tip of the Week: Watch out for the geese
• From The Economist, April 6, 2006: Accidence and substance

• All-Hands meeting today
• Message about safety
• Severe Weather Seminar with Tom Skilling tomorrow, Apr. 8
• ILC NewsLine: Students Selected for International Accelerator School For Linear Colliders
• From Chicago Maroon, April 4, 2006: DOE reprimands Argonne for nuclear safety violations

• Fermilab's zebra mussels: Visiting without a pass
• Fermilab Result of the Week: Over the top
• Science Grid This Week: Predicting Extreme Weather With SCOOP
• LLNL Press Release, March 30, 2006: MINOS experiment sheds light on how neutrinos change 'flavors'

• Energy Secretary to visit Fermilab Friday, April 7
• Science of Good and Evil, lecture Friday, April 7
• A special thanks to Mr. Freeze from Pack 372
• From FYI: AIP Bulletin of Science Policy News April 4, 2006: Good Days on Capitol Hill for Ray Orbach

Tuesday, April 4
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• ILC reviews at Fermilab
• Director's Corner: Striking Paydirt
• What's Happening at CMS?
• Tree planting for Doug Michael
• From Chicago Sun-Times, April 2, 2006: Fermilab test probes subatomic mysteries

Monday, April 3
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• Energy Secretary to Visit Fermilab Friday, April 7
• Safety Tip of the Week: Insulating gloves
• NERP provides an outdoor laboratory for many levels
• From The Register, March 31, 2006: The mystery of the vanishing neutrinos

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