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• Speaker Hastert to speak at Fermilab contract signing
• WZ boson discovery inches Fermilab closer to Higgs
• Fermilab prepares to launch ILC Citizens Task Force
• Photo of the Day: Spider web
• The Economist, October 26, 2006: Bubbling up

• Last day to take the pledge: Save money, save resources
• Saftey Tip: Strain and pain
• Readers Write: U Can Run Too!
• Photo of the Day: Remembering summer
• KEK Press Release, October 26, 2006: World's First Single Crystal Positron Source is Successfully Operated at the KEK B-Factory

• Women needed for volleyball
• China engages in large-grain niobium single cells
• Letter from Baghdad
• SLAC Today, October 20: Ground Breaking New Science at SLAC

• After all these years, Ewald jams with a Chicago band
• Result of the Week: Will history repeat itself?
• Probing the perfect liquid with the STAR grid
• New York Times, October 24, 2006: Knowing the Universe in Detail (Except for That Pesky 96 Percent of It)

• Physicist wins Panofsky Prize for research at Fermilab
• From the Accelerator Division: Encouraging excellence
• The Register, October 24, 2006: Scientists catch exotic new particles

• Exotic particles, native plants
• Director's Corner: CR
• Chicago Sun-Times, October 24, 2006: Fermilab gets charge out of new particles

• CDF finds exotic relatives of protons and neutrons
• Safety Tip of the Week: Hand injuries
• Result of the Week: Discover one, get three free
• The New York Times, Opinion, October 20, 2006: The Universe on a String

• Fermilab in for the Long Run
• Road to the ILC reference design
• SciBooNE's SciBar detector zipping along at light speed
• CERN Press Release, October 19: New Experiment to Investigate the Effect of Galactic Cosmic Rays on Clouds and Climate

• Linear Collider Forum of America tours Fermilab
• Science Grid this Week: Building better bridges
• Science Daily, October 17, 2006: Space-based Instruments To Test Cornerstone Of Einstein's General Relativity

• Curtis Danner wins Director's Award for education exhibits
• From the Technical Division: A time of transition
• Temporary restrictions transferring disk drives
• INFN Press Release, October 13, 2006: Chemical reaction between matter and antimatter realized for the first time: it brings about the formation of protonium

• In Memoriam: Simon Peter Rosen
• Director's Corner: The world comes together
• Naperville Sun, October 15, 2006: Vision event excites youngsters about science, technology A look to the future

• Full-time officer and student greets employees every day
• Beware the everyday injury
• Trivia question: Which flags fly in front of Wilson Hall?
• Photo of the Day: Rainbow in the west
• Physics Web, October, 2006: How the US sees the LHC

• New GSA officers will put a fresh face on physics
• ILC NewsLine: Pomp and circumstance
• Photo of the Day: Exciting times
• PhysOrg.com, October 11, 2006: Particle decay may point to New Physics

• Fermilab employees and users elected to APS's DPF
• The W boson's big brother
• Readers Write: Cold beer or bust
• New York Times, October 8, 2006: Oh, for the Simple Days of the Big Bang

• Inspired by childhood hero, engineer travels the world
• Serving all our customers
• Milestones: Wojcicki reelected
• Reader's Write: Wake up, little FT
• Guardian UK, October 10, 2006: Faking the physics

• Particle physics and the press
• Director's Corner: COBE
• Hindustan Times, October 7, 2006: Why we want to wake up little SUSY

• Randall to talk at Fermilab on October 13 in the auditorium
• Safety Tip of the Week: Cooking fires
• Celebrating safety with music, brats, funny hats
• Photo of the Day: Softball champs
• Reuters, October 5, 2006: Stinky feet, annoying noise top IgNobel prize list

• On the job with Parkhurst: Sculpting metal for CMS
• Students contribute to ILC damping ring studies
• Photo of the Day: Damaged by lightning
• The Economist, September 28: The light fantastic: A way of building particle accelerators on a table top

• Afternoon playgroup fun for kids and for parents, too
• Result of the Week: What tops top?
• Seed from chaff: Fermilab gives tips to ecology team
• SLAC Today, October 4, 2006: Stanford Chemist Receives Nobel for Work Conducted in Part at SSRL

• Take DOE's pledge: Change a light, change the world
• From FESS: Staying focused for safety
• Photo of the Day: World's cutest snake
• Science, September 29, 2006: Embracing Small Science in a Big Way

• Fermilab and Argonne to host ILC industrial forum
• Director's Corner: US - Japan Collaboration
• Physicians added to Open Access Plus plan
• Photo of the Day: Volleyball champs
• The Columbian News, October 3, 2006: Americans Win Nobel Prize in Physics

• A menagerie of instruments
• Safety Tip of the Week: Electrical glove testing due
• Photo of the Day: Reflection
• SLAC Press Release, September 28, 2006: New Form of CP Violation Discovered

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