Wednesday, June 30
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• Matthew Christian appointed assistant vice president for Program Development
• Review of the performance appraisal process
• Photos of the Day: DASTOW brings fun and physics to Fermilab families
• From NPRJune 28, 2010: The dark universe

Tuesday, June 29
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• Payroll manager Ron Pahl to retire this summer
• Director's Corner: Persistent awareness
• Photo of the Day: New employees - June 21
• From 80 beats, a Discover blog June 24, 2010: LHC sets a new personal record: 10,000 particle smash-ups per second

Monday, June 28
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• CD hires first postdoc in computational physics
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Safety: Same road, same rules, same rights
• North elevator on Wilson Hall west side down for repairs
• From symmetry breaking, June 24, 2010: CMS Exotica hotline leads hunt for exotic particles

Friday, June 25
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• Submit timecards today
• Recovery Act Photos: New Muon Lab construction almost half completed
• Baylor University joins CMS
• From ScienceNow, June 22, 2010: Lightest bits of matter just got lighter
• From New Scientist, June 23, 2010: Desktop cosmos: Small is beautiful for big physics

Thursday, June 24
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• URA President Fred Bernthal to retire by end of 2010
• Result of the Week: Penguins and boxes
• Reminder: DASTOW events take place today
• From symmetry breaking: Possible multiple Higgs role in matter-antimatter balance gets a blessing
• This Saturday: Corky Siegel and Chamber Blues
• From Huffington Post, June 22, 2010: Call to action: Finding heroes in science and engineering

Wednesday, June 23
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• From the CMS Center: Soccer and the LHC
• Director's Corner: PAC
• DASTOW 2010 takes place Thursday
• ES&H weekly report, June 22
• From New Scientist, June 22, 2010: Sterile neutrino back from the dead

Tuesday, June 22
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• All employees move to the new timecard system today
• Accelerator Complex exceeds FY10 luminosity goal
• Director's Corner to appear Wednesday
• New exhibit: Accelerators for America’s Future
• From ILC Newsline, June 17, 2010: Superconducting RF cavity industrialisation

Monday, June 21
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• Tevatron achieves record integrated luminosity
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Environment: Gulf oil leak reinforces need for quality risk assessment
• Construction affects Wilson Hall west side access, parking
• CERN Press Release: CERN Council opens the door to greater integration
• From Physics World, June 18, 2010: Neutrino surprise emerges from MINOS

Friday, June 18
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• Submit timecards today
• Special Result of the Week: MiniBooNE results suggest antineutrinos act differently
• Recreation Feature of the Month: Classes, events and discounts for July
• From Business Weekly, June 17, 2010: The other U.S. energy crisis: Lack of R&D

Thursday, June 17
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• Luz Jaquez - a guiding force for Particle Physics Division
• Result of the Week: CDF prime-time
• From the Computing Division: Phishing for summer students
• From New Scientist, June 15, 2010: Anti-neutrino's odd behaviour points to new physics
• From 80 beats, a Discover magazine blog, June 15, 2010: Fermilab particle physicists wonder: Are there 5 Higgs bosons?

Wednesday, June 16
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• Students report: Fermilab good for the nation, area
• From the Particle Physics Division: Fermilab summer program
• Photo of the Day: New employees - June 7
• Op e-ed piece by DOE Under Secretary for Science Steve Koonin in the San Francisco Chronicle, June 14, 2010: Why the U.S. must lead in supercomputing
• From symmetry breaking, June 16, 2010: Three nerds walk into a bar...

Tuesday, June 15
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• LBNE collaborators discuss project details in Deadwood
• Director's Corner: Goings on in D.C.
• Photos of the Day: Tollestrup and URA Thesis prizewinners
• West Wilson Hall parking lot repairs begin Tuesday
• From Ars Technica, June 14, 2010: Unexpected antineutrino masses a puzzler for Standard Model
• From New Scientist, June 15, 2010: Aspirin and dental floss: Homespun high-energy physics

Monday, June 14
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• New measurements from Fermilab’s MINOS experiment suggest a difference in a key property of neutrinos and antineutrinos
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Health: Aspirin can help keeps hearts healthy
• Users' Meeting presents plans, proposals for future
• West Wilson Hall parking lot repairs begin Tuesday
• From 13.7, a NPR blog on cosmos and culture, June 10, 2010: Discrete space, general relativity, dark matter and the Casimir effect

Friday, June 11
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• CMS Result of the Month: Drinking data from a fire hose
• Recovery Act Feature: Work-in-progress: IB-3 addition shaping up
• West Wilson Hall parking lot repairs begin Tuesday
• Photo of the Day: Coyote pup
• From Discovery News, June 9, 2010: Sloan spots one hundred thousand black hole behemoths

Thursday, June 10
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• Fermilab looks to lead the dark side
• Result of the Week: A tale of two bosons
• Photo of the Day: New employees - June 1
• Enjoy Fermilab Family Outdoor Fair on June 13
• From DOE Pulse, June 7, 2010: Testing targets for producing steady neutrino beams

Wednesday, June 9
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• Neutrino results, progress from annual Users’ Meeting
• From the Accelerator Physics Center: Peoples Fellows pave the way
• Find the NOvA neutrino experiment online
• From symmetry breaking, June 8, 2010: Scientists present first “bread-and-butter” results from LHC collisions

Tuesday, June 8
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• Energy Frontier scientists discuss future of field
• Director's Corner: The public and science
• Fan Yang wins Frederick Lubkowicz Thesis Prize
• E-Verify might require new I-9 forms from certain employees
• From Chicago Tribune, June 7, 2010: Taking science to the streets
• From Physical Review Focus,, June 11, 2010: Earth-shaking discovery from accelerators

Monday, June 7
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• Funding situation, future plans given at Users' meeting
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Computer Security: The speed of fright
• Photo of the Day: International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonia
• Service Desk online request system down 6-8 a.m. June 8
• From Physicsworld.com, June 4, 2010: Earth's random walk could jolt particle accelerators

Friday, June 4
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• Jacobo Konigsberg passes CDF role to Giovanni Punzi
• Wilson Hall closed on Saturday, June 5
• Leon Lederman takes physics to Chicago streets
• From Interactions, June 3, 2010: Physicists and medics set out strategy on physics for health

Thursday, June 3
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• Users' Meeting continues today
• Justin Evans wins 2010 Tollestrup Award
• Result of the Week: Tevatron siblings search for fourth generation
• Photo of the Day: Julie Kurant's chalkboard artwork reminds, inspires
• London Consulate adds requirement for U.S. visa applicants
• Wilson Hall closed Saturday, June 5
• From AIP FYI, June 1, 2010: House passes reauthorization of America COMPETES bill

Wednesday, June 2
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• Users' Meeting begins today; public lecture speaker change
• From the ES&H Section: National Safety Month
• Tingjun Yang receives 13th annual URA Thesis Award
• From NPR, May 28, 2010: Solving the riddle of why matter exists
• From CERN press room, May 31, 2010: Particle chameleon caught in the act of changing

Tuesday, June 1
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• Fermilab annual Users' Meeting begins tomorrow
• Director's Corner: Results, results
• From symmetry breaking: Accelerator physicists strive to lower cost of cancer treatment