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Tuesday, February 28, 2006
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• Lederman Fellows: Bringing Physics to the Community
• Director's Corner: Play in Three Acts
• SLAC Today: New Daily Publication Launches
• William and Mary News February 23, 2006: Energy secretary gets lesson from grad student

Monday, February 27, 2006
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• G.P. Yeh Helps to Realize Okinawa Physics Institute
• Safety Tip of the Week: ES&H Crossword
• What's Happening at CMS?
• Visas a Problem for International Collaboration?
• MSNBC Online, February 23, 2006: Odd cosmic blast puzzles astronomers

Friday, February 24, 2006
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• Cause for Celebration: 7 Completed Magnets Will Boost Main Injector Beam
• MIPP Experiment Nearly Finished with First Run
• ILC NewsLine: Following the Beam
• From Nature News and Views, February 23, 2006: Particle physics: Quarks on a gravitational string

Thursday, February 23, 2006
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• Katrina Memories Still Vivid for Lab Firefighters
• Result of the Week: First 1-fb^-1 Physics Result at a Hadron Collider
• Science Grid This Week: Grid Technology Helps UNOSAT Tackle Humanitarian Challenges
• ASCE Press Release, February 21, 2006: Neutrinos Project Nominated for National Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Award

Wednesday, February 22, 2006
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• MINERvA Recycling Effort Taps Many Lab Resources
• Meet Dr. Baker, Medical Director of Neutron Therapy
• University of Liverpool Press Release, February 21, 2006: Physicists step closer to understanding origin of the universe

Tuesday, February 21, 2006
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• Remembering Jane Wilson
• Director's Corner: Kids of all ages
• Benefit Update: Changing your benefit elections
• From ARS Nobel Intent February 16, 2006: Changing the Public Perception of Science

Monday, February 20, 2006
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• Engineers’ Week Gearing Up
• Safety Tip of the Week: Water cooler bottles
• Butterflies in February? They Call Fermilab Home
• From National Geographic News, February 13, 2006: Dark Matter Properties "Measured" for First Time, Study Says

Friday, February 17, 2006
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• GSA to Co-host Formal Winter Ball, Sat., Feb. 25
• Stacking Record Will Deliver High Luminosity to Tevatron
• ILC Newsline: ALCPG and GDE Announce Vancouver Linear Collider Workshop, 19-23 July 2006
• From University of Florida News, February 15, 2006: UF physicist selected to lead world’s largest high energy project

Thursday, February 16, 2006
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• Cooling Tower Installed as Final Compressor Upgrade
• Result of the Week: W Bosons light up the Standard Model
• Science Grid This Week: Global Grid Service Meets Gigabyte-Per-Second Challenge
• From The Courier News Online, February 16, 2006: Jane Wilson, 89, wife of Fermilab founder, passes on

Wednesday, February 15, 2006
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• MINERvA Takes Point-Blank Aim at Neutrino Mysteries
• Apply Now for 2006 HCP Summer School Session
• In Memoriam: Jane Scheyer Wilson
• Brookhaven National Laboratory and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory Press Release,February 15, 2006: U.S. Researchers Put Global Science Grid to the Test

Tuesday, February 14, 2006
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• CMS Sees First Cosmic Rays
• Director's Corner: Lemons to lemonade
• Lunasa & The Karan Casey Band to Perform March 18
• PPARC Press Release February 13, 2006: Einstein's Theory 'Improved'?

Monday, February 13, 2006
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• Lab, Community, Economy: An Interconnected Vitality
• Safety Tip of the Week: Deep Vein Thrombosis
• From Chicago Sun-Times, February 10, 2006: U.S. seeks bids on managing Fermilab, Argonne
• From Institute of Physics, February 10, 2006: Theorists claim dark energy does not exist

Friday, February 10, 2006
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• Policy Makers Laud New Initiative at URA Meeting
• URA and University of Chicago Press Release, February 9, 2006: URA and The University of Chicago Announce Partnership for the Management of Fermilab
• ILC NewsLine: TRIUMF Kicker Group Experiments with 6 Nanosecond Pulses

Thursday, February 9, 2006
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• Lootens Passes Torch after 12-year Term at ELM
• Result of the Week: A Tale of Two Tags
• Science Grid This Week: MGRID's Evolution
• From Nature, February 9, 2006: Physics fights back

Wednesday, February 8, 2006
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• Konigsberg Assumes New Role as CDF Spokesperson
• Andrea Silvestrelli, Basso-Baritone, Sings Tonight
• New Kid on the Block: SciBooNE Means Precision
• AIP Physics News Update, January 30, 2006: Relativistic Electron Cooling

Tuesday, February 7, 2006
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• DOE FY07 Budget Request Has $775 Million for HEP
• Director's Corner: Rising Above the Gathering Storm
• From United Press International, February 6, 2006: DOE budget focused on new energy

Monday, February 6, 2006
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• Fermilab "Best in Class" for Program to Reduce E-waste
• Safety Tip of the Week: Eye Safety Month
• From Science @ Berkeley Lab, January 30, 2006: Looking Toward TeV: Where Cosmology and Particle Physics Meet

Friday, February 3, 2006
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• Ruth Pordes Elected OSG Executive Director
• DOE Press Release, February 2, 2006: U.S. Department of Energy Requests $4.1 Billion Investment As Part of the American Competitiveness Initiative
• Sloan Digital Sky Survey Featured at American Museum of Natural History
• CERN Press Release, February 1, 2006: European particle physics sets course for the future
• ILC NewsLine: Algorithms Flow at Detector Simulation Workshop

Thursday, February 2, 2006
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• Renowned Lyric Opera Stars Perform Wednesday, Feb. 8
• Result of the Week: Neutrinos and the Light Higgs Boson at DZero
• Science Grid This Week: From Pakistan to Pasadena
• White House Press Briefing, February 1, 2006: Press Briefing by Administration Officials on American Competitiveness Initiative

Wednesday, February 1, 2006
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• Challenge for Spokespeople: Bloom Where You're Planted
• First Antineutrino Event Recorded at MiniBooNE
• What's Happening at CMS?
• House Committee on Science, January 31, 2006: Science Committee Members Applaud President's Research and Education Initiatives

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