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• Stanfield's standard: What's best for Fermilab?
• ILC NewsLine: Cavity buffs
• World Cup a family matter for CDF's Veronica Sorin
• Photo of the Day: Gathering storm
• PPARC Press Release, June 26, 2006: GEO600 starts continuous search for Gravitational Waves

• SLAC's Marc Ross to head Technical Division this fall
• Result of the Week: CDF turns to the Dark Side
• Beacon News reports West Nile mosquitoes at Fermilab
• Give feedback on proposed bus service by tomorrow
• The Economist, June 22, 2006: To catch a gravitational wave: Physicists hope to find a new astronomy and test some wacky ideas

• Download 2006 performance review form for supervisors
• Beam Abort: Near lightspeed to zero in 21 microseconds
• Readers Write: We donut mean to annoy you
• Photo of the Day: Praying mantis II
• The Beacon News June 25, 2006: And where did he get all that money? Fermilab finds bank book from 1920s

• Sloan says cosmic leftovers point finger at dark matter
• Director's Corner: The beautiful game
• Photo of the Day: The Syphertron collider at Fermilab
• The Daily Herald, June 25, 2006: Clash of the titans
• The Daily Herald, June 25, 2006: Disappearing gravitons, strings, theory of everything

• Artist reception for Meson and Wilbat: June 28, 5-7 pm
• Safety Tip of the Week: Summer injury peak
• What's on your chalkboard?
• Photo of the Day: Prairie in bloom
• SLAC Press Release, June 22, 2006: Physicists size up the 'unitarity triangle'
• CERN Press Release, June 23, 2006: CERN confirms LHC start-up for 2007

• Syphers says Tevatron has power of two jelly donuts
• Excavation experts bask in MINOS's subterranean glory
• ILC NewsLine: The Canadian ILC Group and the Time Projection Chamber
• Yesterday's DASTOW a huge success: sampling of images
• Research News, June 21, 2006: Berkeley Lab's Saul Perlmutter Wins Shaw Prize in Astronomy

• Correct URL for downloading Accomplishment Report form
• Conger takes on role as CFO
• Result of the Week: Probing QCD at DZero
• New York Times June 20, 2006: Hawking Takes Beijing; Now, Will Science Follow?

• Employee Relations: Time for performance reviews
• The Logan Code: mysterious bank book owner identified
• What is a Critical Decision?
• New York Times June 20, 2006: Hawking Takes Beijing; Now, Will Science Follow?

• We need your feedback on proposed bus service area
• Director's Corner: Dynamite
• Students to rub elbows with Nobel Laureates this month
• SLAC Today, June 19: New luminosity record for PEP II
• New Scientist, June 10, 2006: Quantum strings and things

• Tev revs up, operators troubleshoot, fight raccoons
• Safety Tip of the Week: West Nile Virus
• Picture of the Week: Site cleanup
• INFN Press Release, June 13, 2006 Pamela goes to Space: it will explore antimatter and dark matter to unravel the mysteries of the universe

• Bodman wants a safer DOE and a 'shift of mindset'
• Build the future: International Fellows Program at Fermilab
• ILC NewsLine: A Marriage Made in TTF
• INFN Press Release, June 13, 2006 Pamela goes to Space: it will explore antimatter and dark matter to unravel the mysteries of the universe

• Kephart shares his views: Siting the ILC at Fermilab
• Result of the Week: Avoiding a breakup
• Photo of the Day: Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
• Science Grid This Week: Archaeology 2.0
• New York Times, June 14, 2006: Graphic: Trolling for Cosmic Particles

• Bodman speaks at 1:00 p.m.
• Fermilab one of "101 Best And Brightest Companies"
• NERP study: Prairie buries greenhouse gas component
• New committee plans blood drive at Fermilab, June 27-28
• Physical Review Focus, June 9, 2006: Testing a Universal Symmetry

• Bodman to address DOE employees tomorrow at 1:00 p.m.
• Director's Corner: P5
• Fermilab receives 2006 Golden Family Award
• Women engineers meet at Fermilab, discuss future
• Picture of the Week: Red-tailed hawk
• People's Daily Online, June 9, 2006: China, U.S. to launch joint neutrino experiment

• Exhuming the past, history found under floorboards
• Safety Tip: Ticks
• High noon tee time, June 23
• New Scientist, June 2006 Test will show if dark energy interacts with dark matter

• Counselor Brian Malinowski says no problem is too small
• ILC Newsline: ILC Communications Accelerate at KEK
• Another summer DASTOW set for Thursday, June 22
• From Phys.org, June 5, 2006: A Cosmic Coincidence Resurrects the Cyclical Universe

• Oddone agrees with Alvy, Universe is our business
• Result of the Week: DZero homes in on the Higgs
• Science Grid This Week: Biomedical Research Feels the BIRN
• MSNBC online, June 5, 2006: Physicists probe the fifth dimension

• Orbach Confirmed as Under Secretary for Science
• To Dr. Foxen, retirement will mean new pursuits
• Computing Division hits safety, data milestones
• Wanted: Fermilab ushers, Reward: world-class shows
• Mercury News, June 5, 2006: Scientists seek to answer big question: What's the universe made of?

• Pass me that rototiller
• Director's Corner: The UEC
• Photo of the Day: praying mantis
• Beacon News, June 4, 2006: Prof aims to put NIU on high-tech fast track

• Fermilab wins three environmental awards
• Result of the Week: Got heat?
• DZero releases 10th issue of Collected Physics Papers
• Le Vent du Nord, June 10
• Science, June, 2006: Aging Atom Smasher Runs All Out in Race for Most Coveted Particle
• BNL Press Release, June 1, 2006: Nobel Laureate Raymond Davis Dies

• Shapiro's powerful points add to impact of EPP2010
• Augustine gives context for "Gathering Storm" report
• Staffin: Clear, cohesive message is the priority
• Fermi Singers perform today
• ILC NewsLine: First US Processed ILC Cavity Achieves Milestone
• DOE Press Release, May 30, 2006: Statements from Secretary of Energy Samuel W. Bodman on the Senate's Confirmation of Dr. Raymond Orbach as the Under Secretary for Science

• EPP2010 Chair Harold Shapiro speaks at 8:45 a.m.
• Rep. Biggert's good news is a hit at Users' Meeting
• Result of the Week: Tough Top: Nothing but Jet
• Houston Chronicle, May 24, 2006: A bleak future for particle physics?

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