Wednesday, October 31
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• Undergraduate sets first lower limit on top quark lifetime
• Playgroup party fit for pirates, princesses and their parents
• Awakening the beast
• New hires
• ES&H weekly safety report
• From NSF Media Advisory, Oct. 30, 2007: Town meeting: Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory (DUSEL)
• From ScientificAmerican.com, November 2007: The great cosmic roller-coaster ride

Tuesday, October 30
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• You'll be seeing more of Seymour Green
• Photo contest: Pumpkin carving contest
• Director's Corner: Collaboration with India
• From Physorg.com, Oct. 25, 2007: String theory's next top model
• From ABC.au.net, Oct. 24, 2007: Look mum, it's a neutrino

Monday, October 29
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• Early, open communication highlighted for ILC sites
• Safety Tip of the Week: Got a tough ES&H problem?
• From nature.com, Oct. 17, 2007: String theory: Back to basics

Friday, October 26
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• Stepping up the daily routine, program promotes walking
• Photo of the Day: Magnet on the move
• Where are they now?
• From ILC Newsline: Passing the torch
• From Economist.com, Oct. 25, 2007: The lesser spotted universe

Thursday, October 25
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• Fermilab Profiles in Safety
• Music, opinions ring out at Dueling Pianos event
• From iSGTW: Secure enough? Re-assessment of the world’s most-used hash function
• Result of the Week: CDF confirms the charming nature of particle oscillations
• From MSNBC Cosmic Log, Oct. 22, 2007: Will muons reveal Maya mysteries?

Wednesday, October 24
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• Safety seminar heightens traffic accident awareness
• Photo of the Day: DOE, NSF representatives get tour of ILC R&D facilities
• From the Finance Section: Audits
• New hires
• ES&H weekly report, Oct. 23
• From INFN, Oct. 19, 2007: Neutrinos sent from CERN in Geneva "photographed" at the Gran Sasso Laboratory after a travel of 730 KM under the Earth's crust

Tuesday, October 23
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• LHC@FNAL dedication marks collaborative effort
• Director's Corner: An important day
• From Science, Oct. 19, 2007: Scientific facilities: Location, location, location

Monday, October 22
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• Orbach, Dehmer to speak at ALCPG07 meeting Monday
• NuMI team commemorates shutdown safety record
• Contest: Get creative, win a prize
• From Space.com, Oct. 17, 2007: Monster black hole busts theory
• From Physorg.com, Oct. 17, 2007: Physicists build unparticle models guided by Big Bang and supernovae

Friday, October 19
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• Ray Orbach to speak at ALCPG07 meeting Monday
• Fermilab Profiles in Safety
• US CMS workshop a springboard for LPC
• From Wired, Oct. 18, 2007: Next-gen particle collider's slick new sales brochure
• From nature.com, Oct. 17, 2007: Particle collider is on schedule... just

Thursday, October 18
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• Fermilab musicians ready to rock Science in Art exhibit
• From iSGTW: Open Grid Forum maintains focus on the 2010 goal
• Result of the Week: Mapping the top quark landscape
• New hires
• From Physorg.com, Oct. 16, 2007: Probing question: What is a neutrino?
• From Wired, Oct. 17, 2007: Astrophysicist replaces supercomputer with eight PlayStation 3's

Wednesday, October 17
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• Green efforts grow at Fermilab
• Photo of the Day: Cold, complete and ready to make history
• From the Technical Division: Dimidium facti, qui coepit, habet
• ES&H weekly report, Oct. 16
• From China Daily, Oct. 15, 2007: Neutrino probe goes under the ground

Tuesday, October 16
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• Letter from Ray L. Orbach, DOE Undersecretary of Science
• Director's Corner: Thank you and welcome
• From Scientific American, November 2007: The great cosmic roller-coaster ride

Monday, October 15
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• Fermilab environmental program receives international recognition
• Photo of the Day: Diversifying the prairie
• Safety Tip of the Week: Pre-existing challenges to staying safe
• From Medill News Service, Oct. 11: A wild frontier with an atomic center
• From Science and Technology Facilities Council, Oct. 11: From aliens to accelerators - @home project comes to the UK

Friday, October 12
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• Fermilab firefighters teach children about fire safety
• Performance recognition awards go to 26 employees
• Photo of the Day: Fermilab employees get the skinny on health
• From ILC Newsline: ILC physicists build their dream house
• From The University of Chicago press release, Oct. 11: New director selected for University Research Administration
• From DOE press release, Oct. 11: Fermilab: DOE Office of Science publishes update of landmark plan: “Facilities for the Future of Science: A Twenty-Year Outlook”

Thursday, October 11
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• Fermilab Profiles in Safety
• From iSGTW: Europe and China working together to optimize network layer
• Result of the Week: Getting a charge from asymmetry
• From msnbc.com, Oct. 8: Invisible matter won't disappear anytime soon
• From Beep, Oct. 9: Fermilab: A place of prairies and particle accelerators

Wedneday, October 10
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• LPC gears up for US CMS First Physics Workshop
• Pat Mascione retires tomorrow
• Preparing for LHC data
• New hires
• ES&H weekly report, Oct. 8
• From Daily Herald, Oct. 7: Fermilab is recognized for 'top quark' discovery

Tuesday, October 9
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• Generators drive computer fix
• Photo of the Day: DZero teams defy gravity
• Director's Corner: Kicking the tires
• From Chicago Tribune, Oct. 9: Physics Nobel goes to German, Frenchman
• From Beacon News, Oct. 8: Fermilab and Fermi: Top 10 science feats

Monday, October 8
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• Brett Lavoy keeps the pressure on alternative fuel
• Letter to the Editor
• Safety Tip of the Week: Solar glare: A bright menace
• From SLAC Today, Oct. 4: Shedding light on a cosmic mystery

Friday, October 5
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• Fermilab Profiles in Safety
• DZero celebrates 200th paper
• Fermilab Result of the Week: An identity crisis
• From ILC NewsLine: A novel challenge
• From Chicago Maroon, Oct. 2: U of C hosts city-wide science fair

Thursday, October 4
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• Fermilab scarecrow ready to electrify St. Charles festival
• From iSGTW: One petaflop and a whole lot of PLAYSTATION
• Fermilab Result of the Week: An identity crisis
• From DOE NEWS, Oct. 3: DOE launches Change a Light, Change the World campaign
• From Chicago Tribune, Oct. 3: Panel picks Chicago's top 10 scientific feats

Wednesday, October 3
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• Fermilab in Top Ten list of Chicagoland Scientific Achievements
• From FESS: Shared wisdom
• From Argonne, sept. 28, 2007: Physicists propose new method of measuring the weak interaction
• From The Kane County Chronicle, Oct. 3: Fermilab named in top 10 list

Tuesday, October 2
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• Wade Fisher receives Best New Talent Award
• Chicago Area Users Group tours Fermilab
• Director's Corner: Challenge
• From Interactions News Wire, Oct. 1, 2007: Sakue Yamada to lead International Linear Collider detector design
• From Northern Star, Sept. 28, NIU president announces 'hopes for NIU's future'

Monday, October 1
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• CDF implements clever leak fix during shutdown
• Safety Tip of the Week: Flu shot season
• From The Onion, Sept. 28, 2007: Scientists ask Congress to fund $50 billion science thing
• From The Houston Chronicle, Sept. 29, 2007: After 10 years, we still can't find most of the universe