Friday, November 30
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• Fermilab education has a fresh new face
• Photo of the Day: The harvest sun also rises
• From ILC Newsline: Podcasting the ILC
• From Wired, Nov. 27, 2007: The geekiest show on TV

Thursday, November 29
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• Fermilab Profiles in Safety
• Practice makes perfect for NuMI repair crew
• From iSGTW: The path more travelled by: grids help track human migration
• Result of the Week: Never trust billiard ball b-quark physics
• From The Guardian, Nov. 26, 2007: Tape shows how physicist predicted parallel worlds

Wednesday, November 28
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• Fermilab technician, U of I student make Tesla coils sing
• Robert Wilson hits the stage in atomic opera
• From PPD: Fiscal planning
• New hires
• ES&H weekly report, Nov. 27
• From The Economist, Nov. 22, 2007: Geometry is all
• From New York Times, Nov. 22, 2007: Collision courses

Tuesday, November 27
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• In Memoriam: Doug Moehs
• Fermilab hosts opera stars Silvestrelli, Kalman tonight
• Director's Corner: Workshops
• From Kane County Chronicle,, Nov. 22, 2007: 'Internet2’ a far faster Web

Monday, November 26
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• Amanda Petersen to oversee Users' and Visa Offices
• Safety Tip of the Week: Make a dent in vehicle safety
• From Physorg.com, Nov. 20, 2007: Axions not cause of unexpected observation
• From Wired, , Nov. 21, 1905: It was a very good year, if you were Einstein

Wednesday, November 21
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• Fermilab celebrates 40 year anniversary
• In Memoriam: Michael Schmidt
• Talking turkey
• From ES&H: Successful job planning /li>
• ES&H weekly report, Nov. 20
• From Interactions.org, Nov. 20, 2007: Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology announces new deputy director
• From Tribune de Genève, , Nov. 17, 2007: Hollywood comes to Cern

Tuesday, November 20
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• Handle holiday stress with Recreation Office offerings
• Turkey tales
• 28 and Counting
• From San Francisco Sentinel, Nov. 16, 2007: The Unexplained: The God of small things - How the universe holds together
• From Science News Online, Nov. 17, 2007: Shadow World

Monday, November 19
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• Green partnership may bloom for Fermilab, Warrenville
• Safety Tip of the Week: Holiday safety
• From nature.com, Nov. 14, 2007: The most accurate measurement ever made
• From University of Chicago Chronicle, Nov. 15, 2007: Sloan Digital Sky Survey: Universe of data changes face of astronomy

Friday, November 16
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• Project X Accelerator workshop ramps up effort
• In Memoriam: Doug Moehs
• Best places to work survey
• Undergrad gets big break, stirs up school rivalries
• From ILC Newsline: Holland in the ILC
• From Telegraph.co.uk, Nov. 14, 2007: Surfer dude stuns physicists with theory of everything
• From Beacon News, Nov. 14, 2007: Honoring those who serve

Thursday, November 15
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• Fermilab Profiles in Safety
• From iSGTW: Snapshot of the future from the floor of SC07
• Photo of the Day: Calm reflection
• Result of the Week: A charming challenger in a beautiful race
• From National Post, Nov. 12, 2007: Seeking the 'God particle'
• From Physicsworld, Nov. 14, 2007: Relativity passes new test of time

Wednesday, November 14
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• Unusual inspiration for "Biological Impulses"
• Photo of the Day: Burn, prairie burn
• From WDRS: Diversity
• Photo of the Day: SC07 opening night
• New hires
• ES&H weekly report, Nov. 13
• From KEK press release, Nov. 13, 2007: Belle discovers a new type of meson

Tuesday, November 13
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• Pair of Project X workshops address Fermilab future
• Industry and research heavyweights collaborate to demonstrate data transport capability at SC07
• Director's Corner: Reviewing, for a change
• From Interactions.org, Nov. 12, 2007: LHCb installs its precision silicon detector, the VELO

Monday, November 12
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• GCC extinguishes threat of electronic library fire
• Safety Tip of the Week: Stuck wheels
• International Science Grid This Week celebrates one year
• From New York Times, Nov. 9, 2007: Energetic cosmic rays may start from black holes
• From National Geographic News, Nov. 8, 2007: Black holes belch universe's most energetic particles

Friday, November 9
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• Safety contest winners
• Auger Observatory closes in on long-standing mystery
• Photo of the Day: Saturation at sunset
• From ILC NewsLine: ILC communication tools put to use
• From ScienceDaily, Nov. 5, 2007: How electrons 'gain weight' in metal compounds near absolute zero

Thursday, November 8
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• Fermilab Profiles in Safety
• Education volunteer nominations due Nov. 21
• From iSGTW: Distributed security: keeping Open Science Grid closed to intruders
• Result of the Week: Closing in on the Higgs
• From CERN press release, Nov. 7, 2007: LHC completes the circle
• From Spiegel Online, Nov. 7, 2007: Green light for new particle accelerator

Wednesday, November 7
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• Volunteers set record at annual Prairie Seed Harvest
• From the Computing Division: Networking to the world
• New hires
• ES&H weekly report, Nov. 6
• From Chicago Tribune, Nov. 5, 2007: Consumers feeling the helium squeeze

Tuesday, November 6
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• Gong rings in new tradition
• Former Fermilab fellow wins Sukurai Prize
• Photo of the Day: A different view
• Director's Corner: Key decision
• From ScienceNOW Daily News, Nov. 6, 2007: Dark matter not a done deal?

Monday, November 5
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• Wilson Hall medical, handicap parking changes in effect
• In Memoriam: Andrzej Zieminski
• Safety Tip of the Week: Winter air quality
• From nature.com, Oct. 31, 2007: India digs deep to build neutrino lab
• From Kane County Chronicle, Nov. 5, 2007: Fermilab to put missing universe on display

Friday, November 2
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• Costumed ES&H employees celebrate another safe year
• In Memoriam: Glen Goderre
• Photo contest results
• From ILC Newsline: Committed to committees
• From Interactions.org, Nov. 1, 2007: Brookhaven Laboratory physicist receives presidential early career award for scientists and engineers
• From University of Minnesota press release, Oct. 31, 2007: University of Minnesota receives $45.6 million from Department of Energy to build new lab in northern Minnesota

Thursday, November 1
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• Fermilab Profiles in Safety
• TD honors safety record, achievements with fall picnic
• From iSGTW: Grids work like a CHARMM for molecular dynamics
• Result of the Week: Reuniting a family
• From AFP, Oct. 31, 2007: US astronomers spot massive, record-setting stellar-mass black hole