Wednesday, Sept. 30
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• U.S. manufacturer passes SRF cavity benchmark
• From the WDRS: Putting your ideas to work
• ES&H weekly report: Sept. 29, 2009
• Prairie Seed Harvest Oct. 3
• From Batavia Republican, Sept. 28, 2009: Batavia artist donates painting to fight hunger

Tuesday, Sept. 29
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• East gate change Q&A
• Director's Corner: An unusual visit
• Restored prairie attracts local species, students
• Computer Security Awareness Day talks today
• From BBC News, Sept. 28, 2009: LHC gets warning system upgrade

Monday, Sept. 28
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• Mentors wanted for Diversity Office's FermiLINK program
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Health: Childhood vaccination for whooping cough wears off
• From Quantum Diaries: Last shift
• From The Guardian, Sept. 22, 2009: Is the Large Hadron Collider worth its massive price tag?

Friday, Sept. 25
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• From symmetry breaking: JLab, Fermilab collaboration keeps things humming
• NOvA uses Recovery Act funds to prepare Fermilab
• Classes, events and discounts for October
• Computer Security Awareness Day
• Oddone, Tollestrup speak at scientific discussion Sept. 28
• From Suburban Chicago News, Sept. 24, 2009: Astronomy Day planned in Naperville

Thursday, Sept. 24
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• East gate to close 1 to 5 a.m. beginning in November
• Result of the Week: A tip-top analysis
• University Profile: University of Nebraska-Lincoln
• Video of the Day: Fighting the flu
• From symmetry breaking: Fermilab workshop to explore how proton accelerators could produce nuclear energy
• From Interactions.org, Sept. 23, 2009: Department of Energy announces accelerator symposium

Wednesday, Sept. 23
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• Summer students’ work aids mu2e experiment
• From the Particle Physics Division: Our collider detectors: tuned and taking data
• Prairie Seed Harvest Oct. 3
• Benefits announcement: Submit advance leave agreement form
• From Physics World, Sept. 21, 2009: Is dark matter mostly 'dark atoms'?

Tuesday, Sept. 22
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• Tune IT Up: IMAP password reminder
• Director's Corner: WIN09
• Fermilab aids earthquake engineering network
• Spanish, Latin art lecture at 12:15 p.m today in Curia II
• Photo of the Day: TD celebrates 1 million hours worked without injuries
• From Quantum Diaries: The Tevatron is Back!
• From Discover Magazine's Cosmic Variance, Sept. 21, 2009: Endgame for the Tevatron

Monday, Sept. 21
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• Shutdown, startup put Tevatron back in business
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Safety: Collisions can be a dark matter
• Flu shots available for high risk employees Oct. 1
• Interview with CERN Director General Rolf Heuer

Friday, Sept. 18
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• Benefits announcement: Temporary flu leave policy now available online
• Dark matter search moves forward with prototype test
• Recovery Act funds high-availability computing center
• Wilson Hall domestic water service interruption Sunday
• Buffalo Fest today
• Tune IT Up: IMAP password reminder
• From Daily Herald, Sept. 17, 2009: Local small businesses make contacts

Thursday, Sept. 17
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• Visa issue expert Susan Brown helps foreign visitors
• Fermilab Result of the Week: Subatomic taffy and the strong force
• University Profile: College of William and Mary
• From Science News, Sept. 19, 2009: Interview: Murray Gell-Mann

Wednesday, Sept. 16
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• Mosaico Hispanico
• From the CMS Center: Ready to go
• Tune IT Up Q&A
• From symmetrybreaking, Sept. 11, 2009: Gamma-ray burst hits highest energy yet

Tuesday, Sept. 15
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• Flamenco, folk music, food mark Hispanic Heritage month
• Director's Corner: Gran Sasso-Fermilab meeting
• Photo of the Day: Fermilab in morning fog
• From Science News, Sept. 26, 2009: Hunting hidden dimensions

Monday, Sept. 14
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• From symmetry breaking: Inventing a thingamajig for NuMI's "mission impossible"
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Environment: Environmental protection question? Contact your EO
• From Wired Science, Sept. 9, 2009: Last days of big American physics: one more triumph, or just another heartbreak?

Friday, Sept. 11
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• CMS Result of the Month: Top like you never saw it before
• Recovery Act Feature: It starts with a hole
• URA Visiting Scholars applications due Sept. 18
• Tune IT Up: IMAP password reminder
• From New Scientist, Sept. 9, 2009: Black holes are the ultimate particle smashers

Thursday, Sept. 10
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• Fermilab’s future needs quality and safety now
• Result of the Week: CDF soups up its Higgs analysis machine
• New Quality Assurance site features links and Q&As
• Project X collaboration meeting Friday, Saturday

Wednesday, Sept. 9
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• All-Hands meeting 11 a.m. today in Auditorium
• Baltimore butterflies relocate to Fermilab
• New federal regulation may mean staff will contact you
• From the Business Services Section: Preparing for flu season
• ES&H weekly report: Sept. 8, 2009
• From Space.com, Sept. 9, 2009: Space station experiment to hunt antimatter galaxies

Tuesday, Sept. 8
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• All-Hands meeting 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9
• Ned Goldwasser comes home to celebrate 90th birthday
• Director's Corner: An unusual visit
• From CERN Bulletin, Sept. 7, 2009: 3.5 TeV : a good start!

Friday, Sept. 4
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• Fermilab life of LabFest
• Recovery Act Feature: ARRA funds SRF technology, U.S. industry to benefit
• Photo of the Day: Giant puff ball fungus from Fermilab's forestr
• From New Scientist, Aug. 31, 2009: Tevatron tightens up the race for the Higgs
• From symmetrybreaking: Turkey plans an accelerator center

Thursday, Sept. 3
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• All-Hands meeting 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9
• Quality Assurance: Audit coming up: Know your representative
• University Profile: The University of Manchester
• Result of the Week: Quantum mechanics, DZero style
• From Batavia Republican, Sept. 2, 2009: Museum brings new butterflies to Fermilab

Wednesday, Sept. 2
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• Ned Goldwasser to give special colloquium today
• From the Accelerator Physics Center: The bedrock of collaboration
• Fermilab launches muon collider Web site
• Explanation of the Day: Physics potential of muons
• ES&H weekly report Sept. 1, 2009
• From Universe Today, Aug. 28, 2009: COLBERT, Leonardo and a neutralino heading for space station
• From symmetrybreaking: Particle plushie designer digs Fermilab

Tuesday, Sept. 1
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• Ned Goldwasser to give special colloquium Wednesday
• Director's Corner: On vacation
• Photo of the Day: Shutdown: CDF detector open for repairs and upgrades
• New siren preserves energy and lives