Tuesday, Aug. 31
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• U.S. industry developing SRF cavity expertise
• Director's Corner: Director's Corner to appear Wednesday
• Special Announcement: Pine Street closures scheduled this week
• Accelerator Update
• Photo of the Day: New employees - Aug. 30
• From Science News, Aug. 27, 2010: Very tiny, very cool

Monday, Aug. 30
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• First African School of Physics empowers students
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Health: Mosquitoes – sometimes more than an annoyance
• Accelerator Update
• Photo of the Day: Korean ambassador to the United States visits Fermilab
• From symmetry breaking, Aug. 23, 2010: The strange case of solar flares and radioactive elements

Friday, Aug. 27
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• Ask the Ethicist: Honorarium acceptance
• Recovery Act: Progress at NOvA
• Milestone: Death of Bradley F. Bennett
• Photo of the Day: Eager egret
• From Science Insider, Aug. 25, 2010: European particle physics lab tightens belt but cancels no projects
• From symmetry breaking, Aug. 26, 2010: LHC lawsuit dismissed by US court
• From symmetry breaking, Aug. 26, 2010: The Particle Physics Song

Thursday, Aug. 26
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• Holmes passes baton, welcomes Henderson
• Result of the Week: When SUSY is all about beauty
• Special PAC meeting Friday
• From Nature News, Aug. 24, 2010: Big science feels the pinch in Europe

Wednesday, Aug. 25
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• Fine-tuning the instruments of acceleration
• From the Computing Division: Service Desk redesigns automatic e-mails
• Photo of the Day: New employees - Aug. 23
• From DOE's Energy blog, Aug. 23, 2010: A look inside the labs
• From 13.7 Cosmos and Culture, an NPR blog, Aug. 23, 2010: Einstein, Bohr, and ultimate reality

Tuesday, Aug. 24
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• Every little bit counts: recycle
• Director's Corner: Destination Fermilab
• Milestone: Tevatron start up success
• Photo of the Day: Glenzinski takes home Jargon-Free contest prize
• Photo of the Day: Congressional staffer Leland Cogliani visits Fermilab
• From Sky and Telescope, Aug. 19, 2010: A new twist on dark energy

Monday, Aug. 23
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• DOE Deputy Secretary Poneman visits Fermilab
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Computer Security: The dark side of file sharing
• Photos of the Day: A visit from the Chinese Consul General in Chicago
• From UPI.com, Aug. 19, 2010: Hubble helps in search for dark energy
• From symmetry breaking, Aug. 20, 2010: Math’s highest honor given for work in mathematical physics

Friday, Aug. 20
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• Recreation Feature of the Month: Classes, events and discounts for September
• Recovery Act funds new projects, new opportunities
• From College of DuPage, Aug. 2010: First COD students participate in summer internship at Fermilab
• From New Scientist, Aug. 19, 2010: Closing in on the inflaton, mother of the universe

Thursday, Aug. 19
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• All-hands meeting at 11:15 a.m. today in Auditorium
• Result of the Week: Looking for new physics
• Fermilab’s first Particle Physics Photowalk a success
• Thursday's volunteer cleanup rescheduled for Aug. 26
• Photo of the Day: New employees - Aug. 9
• From New Scientist, Aug. 17, 2010: Lasers could make virtual particles real

Wednesday, Aug. 18
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• In the News: Nicola Cabibbo: 1935–2010
• From the Finance Section: Waiting for our budget
• All-hands meeting at 11:15 a.m. Thursday in Auditorium
• Thursday's volunteer cleanup rescheduled for Aug. 26
• Florencia Canelli awarded IUPAP Young Scientist Prize
• From Spaceman, a BBC News blog, Aug. 16, 2010: The 'dark science' and poker of space telescopes

Tuesday, Aug. 17
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• Photos of the Day: Employees enjoy Fermilab's Club and League Fair
• Director's Corner: Once in a decade
• EAP offers August webinar
• From The Independent, Aug. 16, 2010: In their element: The science of science
• From the University of Chicago News Office, Aug. 6, 2010: UChicago becomes founding partner of Giant Magellan Telescope

Monday, Aug. 16
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• From symmetry breaking: Dark energy studies top astronomy and astrophysics priorities
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Safety: The dangers of laser pointers
• New FAQ about Fermilab's performance review process
• Save the date: All hands meeting Thursday
• Photo of the Day: Up a tree
• From Science News, Aug. 13, 2010: The people’s pulsar

Friday, Aug. 13
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• Fermilab hosts hadron physics school Aug. 16-27
• CMS Result of the Month: CMS’s debut
• Air quality action day
• Photo of the Day:Spotlight on summer interns
• Win a free lunch for two: take Chez Leon’s survey
• From 13.7 Cosmos and Culture, an NPR blog, Aug. 11, 2010: Death of the Big Bang, or the problem of time's beginning

Thursday, Aug. 12
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• DOE counterintelligence personnel here Thursday
• Result of the Week: It's the top
• Photo of the Day: Taking the natural log
• From the University of Chicago News Office, Aug. 11, 2010: Dark-matter search plunges physicists to new depths
• From the Los Angeles Times, Aug. 7, 2010: Gerson Goldhaber dies at 86; particle physicist discovered 'dark energy'

Wednesday, Aug. 11
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• Former Fermilab intern Rodríguez gives back
• From Center for Particle Astrophysics: New horizons on the Cosmic Frontier
• Club and League Fair today in Wilson Hall atrium
• Wilson Hall west side road closed Thursday-Monday
• Photo of the Day: New employees - July 26
• From Universe Today, Aug. 7, 2010: Astronomy without a telescope – strange stars

Tuesday, Aug. 10
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• Fermilab Arts Series releases 2010-2011 season schedule
• Director's Corner: Administrative review
• Wilson Hall west side road closed Thursday-Monday
• Users Executive Committee elections now open
• From National Public Radio, Aug. 8, 2010: Playing with dark matter
• From The Minnesota Daily, Aug. 6, 2010: Detecting the unseen

Monday, Aug. 9
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• University of Chicago awards seed grants
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Health: Top off your fluid level to beat the heat
• From Monterey County Herald, Aug. 5, 2010: Scientists have ambitious plans for colliders

Friday, Aug. 6
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• Constructing the camera: building DECam at Fermilab
• Recovery Act: ARRA funds improvements to west side of Wilson Hall
• Removal of H1N1 Temporary Sick Leave policy
• Win a free lunch for two: take Chez Leon’s survey
• From The AIP Bulletin of Science Policy News, Aug. 5, 2010: Senate COMPETES bill passed by committee

Thursday, Aug. 5
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• Fermilab-designed beam position monitors go to KEK
• Result of the Week: Higgs hunting: What’s next?
• From Nature News, Aug. 3, 2010: Citizen science: People power

Wednesday, Aug. 4
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• In Memoriam: Jim Griffin
• From the Computing Division: Software collaborations help physics
• ES&H weekly report, Aug. 3
• Photo of the Day: Seeking shade
• From the New York Times, Aug. 2, 2010: Rumors in astrophysics spread at light speed

Tuesday, Aug. 3
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• From symmetry: Science road trip
• Director's Corner: CD-4 and my daughter’s wedding
• Photos of the Day: Summer picnics
• Special Announcement: No warning system test today
• What's Happening Here?: Repairs to staircase on northwest side of Wilson Hall
• From LiveScience, July 26, 2010: Antarctica experiment discovers puzzling space ray pattern

Monday, Aug. 2
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• Labwide database to capture lessons learned
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Environment: Join the fight for nature
• Shutdown-related power outage Tuesday morning
• From New Scientist, July 29, 2010: Spinning black holes could expose exotic particles