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Monday, January 12
THERE WILL BE NO THEORETICAL ASTROPHYSICS SEMINAR TODAY
3:30 p.m. DIRECTOR'S COFFEE BREAK - 2nd Flr X-Over
4:00 p.m. All Experimenters' Meeting - Curia II
Tuesday, January 13
3:30 p.m. DIRECTOR'S COFFEE BREAK - 2nd Flr X-Over
THERE WILL BE NO ACCELERATOR PHYSICS AND TECHNOLOGY
SEMINAR TODAY
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Monday, January 12
Homestyle Salisbury Steak with a Rich Mushroom Gravy and Garlic Mashed Potatoes $3.50
Chicken Marsala with Herb Roasted Potatoes $4.75
Half-pound burger with sauteed mushrooms, grilled onions and melted cheese $4.75
Marinated chicken breast with almonds, mandarin organges and fennel on a bed of wild greens $3.75
Eurest Dining Center Weekly Menu
Chez Leon
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New DOE Counterintelligence Display Featured on WH6E
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The counterintelligence display on the sixth floor of Wilson Hall |
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Recent security issues at other DOE labs and an increase in the national
terrorist threat level serve to remind us of the importance of the
government's intelligence and counterintelligence efforts.
To further Fermilab employees and visitors' awareness and
understanding of DOE's counterintelligence work, a display is present,
through January, in the DOE Fermi Area Office (WH6E). In addition
to the display there are handouts available covering the topics of:
"Espionage and Foreign Travel"; "Elicitation, More than
Just a Conversation..."; "The Economic Espionage Act of 1996";
"A Pocket Guide to Counterintelligence"; "2003 Technology Collection
Trends in the
U.S. Defense Industry."
If, as a result of seeing the display and reviewing the
handouts, you should have any questions please contact Bruce Chrisman,
Fermilab's counterintelligence contact person.
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From the New York Times, January 9, 2004
Subatomic Tracking Finds Clues to the Unseen Universe
By James Glanz
An experiment that tracks subtle motions of subatomic particles called muons has found tantalizing evidence for a vast shadow universe of normally unseen matter existing side by side with ours, scientists at the Brookhaven National Laboratory said yesterday.
The significance of the findings has been thrown into doubt by a series of mathematical errors and theoretical disagreements by physicists around the world who have been weighing the evidence for what would, if correct, rank as one of the greatest discoveries in science.
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From the Guardian, January 10, 2004
10 things we'll know by this time next year
By Alok Jha
How much a neutrino weighs
Deep inside an abandoned iron mine in northern Minnesota, a 6,000 tonne detector sits waiting to unlock one of the biggest mysteries in the universe. The detector is one of two that will be built for the Main Injector Neutrino Oscillation Search (Minos) - the latest study of neutrinos by the physicists at Fermilab in the US.
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Change in Security Level
On Friday, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security lowered the national threat level
from High to an Elevated risk of terrorist attack - or from Code Orange
to Code Yellow. The Department of Energy has requested that
Fermilab change its security measures accordingly, from SECON 2 to modified
SECON 3.
Pedestrians and bicyclists may once again enter the
site without a visitor's pass. All Fermilab buildings remain
closed to the public, except for the Leon Lederman Science Education Center.
The public may not drive on site without obtaining a visitor's pass.
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January 7 - January 9
- No major problems, good steady running
- Shot #3132 set a new single-store integrated luminosity of 2.5
pb-1.
- Operations established 1 store during the last forty-eight hours.
They delivered approximately forty two hours and thirty minutes
of luminosity to the experiments.
View the current accelerator update
View the Tevatron Luminosity Charts
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Upcoming Training and Development Classes
January 21 - Excel Intro
January 27 - Editing HTML for Admin. Profs.
January 29 - Access 2000 Intermediate
February 5 - Word 2000 Intermediate
February 10 - HTML, Level 1
February 17 - HTML, Level 2
February 19-20 Oracle Database 10g: New Features Overview
February 24 - Access 2000 Advanced
March 2 - Excel 2000 Intermediate
March 16 - Cascading Style Sheets
March 17-18 Dreamweaver MX
more information
Scottish Country Dancing
Scottish Country Dancing will be held at 7:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, January 13, at the Geneva American Legion Post.
Newcomers are always welcome.
Info at 630-584-0825 or 630-840-8194 or folkdance@fnal.gov.
Join the Fermilab Singers in 2004!
The first rehearsal of the new year will be held
in Ramsey Auditorium on Wednesday, January 14 at noon.
We will begin to prepare for our summer concert.
If you enjoy singing and having fun, plan to come and join us!
If you have any questions feel free to contact
Anne Heavey.
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