Monday, Oct. 31

• Project X team takes shape
• ES&H Tip of the Week: Ecology: Sustainability starts with knowing what to buy
• Photo of the Day: Snapped: A snapping turtle
• Accelerator Update: Oct. 26-28
• From Black Hills Pioneer, Oct. 28, 2011: NSF expects DOE to reimburse 2012 lab cost
• From Nature, Oct. 28, 2011: Hunting season for Higgs ends

Friday, Oct. 28

• From symmetry: Solving for X
• CMS Result: The quarks that miss
• Photo of the Day: Fall settles at Fermilab
• Special Announcement: Fermilab prairie seed harvest
• Special Announcement: Shangri-La Chinese Acrobats
• From New Scientist, Oct. 25, 2011: Faster-than-light neutrino result to get extra checks

Thursday, Oct. 27

• Special Announcement: AZero parking lot bridge not accessible - Nov. 2-3
• Result of the Week: A better understanding of the Standard Model
• In Brief: FermiMail migration begins next week
• Wellness Feature of the Month
• Special Announcement: Fermilab part of team receiving the Secretary's Achievement Award
• Accelerator Update: Oct. 24-26
• From Science, Oct. 21, 2011: The sterile neutrino: Fertile concept or dead end?

Wednesday, Oct. 26

• In Memoriam: Marilyn Smith - Oct. 12
• From WDRS: General improvements and generalists
• Milestone: Vladimir Shiltsev elected president of the Russian-American Scientists Association
• Special Announcement: Joint Speaker Series - Nov. 17
• Safety Update: ES&H weekly report, Oct. 25
• From The New York Times, Oct. 25, 2011: Particle faster than the speed of light? Not so fast, some say
• From science 2.0, Oct. 23, 2011: How SUSY gets excluded: A new ATLAS search

Tuesday, Oct. 25

• Special Announcement: Project X collaboration meeting - through Oct. 27
• Director's Corner: Director's corner is on hiatus
• From symmetry breaking: The Tevatron: A training ground beyond particle physics
• Head of OQBP - Jed Heyes
• Photo of the Day: A bird poses in the sun
• From ILC NewsLine: Onward and upward into the terascale
• Accelerator Update: Oct. 21-24

Monday, Oct. 24

• Special Announcement: Intensity Frontier workshop
• Fermilab Historian Lillian Hoddeson wins APS prize
• Photo of the Day: New employees - Oct. 3
• Correction: Proton therapy
• Correction: Misattribution
• Accelerator Update: Oct. 19-21
• From PhysicsOrg.com, Oct. 21, 2011: SLAC software developer discusses physics simulation tool to make cancer therapy safer
• From Wired News, Oct. 20, 2011: Hints of new physics crop up at LHC

Friday, Oct. 21

• Advancements in proton therapy cause for celebration
• Special Announcement: Fermilab Lecture Series presents: Dr. Young-Kee Kim
• Milestone: Gene Fisk retired - Oct. 7
• Photo of the Day: New employees - Sept. 20
• From symmetry breaking: Accelerator soup: Scientists to mix elements in LHC to study recipe for heavy-ion collisions
• From Nature, Oct. 19, 2011: Collaborative physics: String theory finds a bench mate

Thursday, Oct. 20

• Special Announcement: October 2011 issue of symmetry available
• Result of the Week: Glimpse of a naked quark
• Photo of the Day: FRA board tours Fermilab
• Milestone: Sharon and Jim Lackey share much of Fermilab’s history
• Accelerator Update: Oct. 17-19
• From Nature, Oct. 19, 2011: Particle physics: Sterile neutrinos

Wednesday, Oct. 19

• In Memoriam: Mike Petkus - Oct. 8
• From the ES&H Section: ES&H – A world wide lab perspective
• In Memoriam: Death: Marilyn Smith
• Exceptional Performance Recognition Awards – Sept. 28
• Safety Update: ES&H weekly report, Oct. 18
• From InterActions.org, Oct. 18, 2011: A further step in the design of LAGUNA large neutrino observatory is launched
• From Wired News, Oct. 17, 2011: Dark matter: Now more mysterious than ever

Tuesday, Oct. 18

• New Service Desk system deploying - Oct. 19
• Director's Corner: Detector collaborations
• New head of the Core Computing Division
• Milestone: NuMI protons on target
• Accelerator Update: Oct. 14-17
• From Discover Magazine, Oct. 15, 2011: Followup: FTL neutrinos explained? Not so fast, folks.
• From PhysOrg.com, Oct. 14, 2011: UChicago launches search for distant worlds

Monday, Oct. 17

• Milestone: Bob Webber retired - Oct. 7
• ES&H Tip of the Week: Take action to achieve improvement in the workplace
• Sustainability goal achieved at ES&H's annual picnic - Oct. 5
• Photo of the Day: Featuring fall foliage
• Accelerator Update: Oct. 12-14
• From International Business Times, Oct. 10, 2011: New particle smasher to be built in “Science City”

Friday, Oct. 14

• In Brief: Email, network and power outage – all day tomorrow
• CMS Result: Lepton fizz
• Milestone: Wayne Waldon - retired Oct. 7
• From PhysOrg.com, Oct. 12, 2011: New SuperB factory particle-accelerator project launched in Italy
• From Hubblesite.org, Oct. 13, 2011: Ambitious Hubble survey obtaining new dark matter census

Thursday, Oct. 13

• Fermilab welcomes Tara Turner to the Benefits Office
• Result of the Week: Dark matter from the top
• Milestone: Chander Sood - retired Oct. 7
• EAP offers October webinar
• From Discovery News, Oct. 12, 2011: FTL neutrino research 'almost certainly wrong'

Wednesday, Oct. 12

• Fermilab hosts congressional roundtable discussion
• From the Accelerator Physics Center: National asset
• Photo of the Day: Early-morning concrete work
• Milestone: Zubao Qian retired - Oct. 7
• Safety Update: ES&H weekly report, Oct. 11
• From TechNewsWorld, Oct. 10, 2011: Physicists: If there is a God particle, we'll find it soon

Tuesday, Oct. 11

• In Brief: Email, network and power outage – Saturday, Oct. 15
• Director's Corner: International Committee on Future Accelerators seminar
• Milestone: Gerry Bellendir retired - Oct. 7
• In Memoriam: Death: Mike Petkus - Oct. 8
• Accelerator Update: Oct. 7-10
• From Voice of America, Oct. 8, 2011: Fermilab scientists testing faster-than-light neutrino claims
• From the University of Oxford's newsroom, Oct. 8, 2011: Particle physics? There's an app for that!

Monday, Oct. 10

• Bubble chamber gets more precise in dark matter search
• ES&H Tip of the Week: Safety: Fire safety means making and practicing an evacuation plan
• Milestone: John Urban retired - Oct. 7
• Photo of the Day: Shake your tail feathers
• Accelerator Update: Oct. 5-7
• From Reuters, Oct. 6, 2011: Higgs boson reality or chimera? Next year will show

Friday, Oct. 7

• Successful beam test brings a muon collider closer to reality
• New “Energy” exhibition is seeking talented artists
• Special Announcement: Road A-1 paving - Oct. 10 & 11
• Special Announcement: John Urban retires - today
• Photo of the Day: Follow the rainbow to the end
• Special Announcement: Fermilab's flags at half-mast
• From Brookhaven Today: Physics phoenix: Plotting the journey of Muon g – 2
• From the University of Colorado's newsroom, Sept. 27, 2011: CU-Boulder physics professor named Presidential Early Career Award winner

Thursday, Oct. 6

• Bob Grant retires - Oct. 7
• Result of the Week: DZero’s data set
• Special Announcement: Accelerate to a healthy lifestyle
• Accelerator Update: Oct. 3-5
• From the University of Chicago's newsroom, Sept. 30, 2011: End of Fermilab’s Tevatron evokes memories, pride
• From Science, Oct. 4, 2011: Cosmic Speed-Up Nabs Nobel Prize

Wednesday, Oct. 5

• From symmetry breaking: Nobel Prize for discovery of accelerating universe; mysterious origin unknown
• From the Finance Section: Self service pay stub: Worth a second look
• Milestone: David Ritchie retires - Oct. 7
• Milestone: John Krider retires - Oct. 7
• Special Announcement: Retirement celebration for Bob Grant - 1 p.m. today
• Safety Update: ES&H weekly report, Oct. 4
• From the Chicago Tribune, Oct. 4, 2011: Disappearance of the frontier itch

Tuesday, Oct. 4

• A bird's eye view of owl shift
• Director's Corner: Thank you, Fermilab
• Special Announcement: Construction in Wilson Hall
• Special Announcement: Reporting on-the-job training
• Milestone: Chuck Serritella retires - Oct. 5
• Milestone: Ray Green retires - Oct. 7
• Accelerator Update: Sept. 28 to Oct. 3
• From Science News: Sept. 24, 2011: Last words

Monday, Oct. 3

• Staff and users celebrated the Tevatron's last beam - Sept. 30
• Milestone: Keith Schuh retires - Oct. 7
• Special Announcement: Carl Holmgren's retirement celebration - Oct. 4
• Special Announcement: Extra pins, posters and t-shirts
• From The Guardian, Sept. 30: Tevatron collider falls silent after 26 years of smash hits
• From ABC, Sept. 30, 2011: Scientists shut down historic part of Fermilab
• Help a former Fermilab Today intern live in a museum
• Accelerator Update: Sept. 28-30
• From NPR, Sept. 29, 2011: Tracking neutrinos