Patrick Draper is a graduate student in physics at the University of Chicago and Argonne National Lab. He is a native of Illinois and lives in Hyde Park, Chicago with his wife Karen and parrot Felix, to whom he is grateful for their love, patience, and correcting his sign errors. He is a supporter of the international effort to put a muon collider on Mars, and is waiting for NASA to return his phone calls.
I asked Patrick to write here about his studies on the discovery reach for a MSSM Higgs boson after I saw his paper on the arxiv a month ago, and am now glad I did. Enjoy!

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, July 7 /PRNewswire/ --

Global Strategies Group (GLOBAL) has further strengthened its worldwide senior
management team as it continues to grow its Integrated Security line of business
for clients operating in challenging environments.  

LONDON, July 7 /PRNewswire/ --

- Users' Professional Email Signature or Mail Disclaimer Consistency Enforced by
Automated Marketing and Corporate Central Control by Adding a Branded Disclaimer
to Email

Exclaimer http://www.exclaimer.com, the mail utilities software developer, has
announced the launch of Signature Manager to provide a disclaimer to email,
automated branding, campaign and mail disclaimer signature functionality to all
corporate email as it is sent.  

Just what would time travel look like?  This question was posed to me by a movie director in L.A..  It turns out there are three parts to this question-- what physics suggests, what movies have done in the past, and what looks good.

The last is up to her and her special effects staff.  The middle one-- Hollywood traditions for time travel-- are worth examining to scope out possibilities.  I'll then conclude with what I think physics suggests is most likely.

Were I to invent categories for movie time travel effects, I'd create the following:

1.   techno with lots of lights and whooshing (ala 2001, though that wasn't time travel)



2.   high speed vehicle (similar to techno, but with speed lines)

MILPITAS, California, July 7 /PRNewswire/ --

- CM1624 Provides Excellent EMI Suppression, Lowest Line Capacitance and Robust
15kV ESD Protection

California Micro Devices (Nasdaq: CAMD) today announced the CM1624, an
application specific microSD (micro Secure Digital) interface protection filter
for mobile and computing devices. The popular microSD flash memory card is
increasingly used in portable devices to allow users to store or use data across
different devices. The CM1624 protects the microSD memory card user interface
against ESD (electrostatic discharge) damage to the card or to the hardware and
suppresses EMI (electromagnetic interference) while providing excellent digital
signal integrity.  

DALLAS, July 7 /PRNewswire/ --

BancTec, Inc., a global provider of advanced, high-volume, document and payment
processing solutions and services, today announced that the Lockheed Martin
Census Business Practice team, a premier international provider of integrated
census data collection, processing and analysis solutions, has selected
BancTec's workflow management software as a component of its 2010 Census
solution.

We have worked with Lockheed Martin on other census engagements, and are honored
that our workflow management solution has been selected by them to assist in
managing the massive 2010 Census project, said Michael D. Fallin, senior vice
president and president, Americas, BancTec.  

TORONTO, July 7 /PRNewswire/ --

- Redknee's Service Bureau to Provide Wholesale Billing and Content Settlement
for Tier-1 Wireless Operator

Redknee (TSX:RKN), a leading provider of business-critical billing and charging
software and solutions for communications service providers, announced that a
leading Tier-1 operator from the Asia Pacific (APAC) region has selected
Redknee's InBill solution to manage its wholesale billing with its Mobile
Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) partners through Redknee's service bureau
operations.  

SAN JOSE, California, July 7 /PRNewswire/ --

Atmel(R) Corporation (Nasdaq: ATML) announced today that the company has
received LIN2.1 certification for its LIN transceiver ATA6662 and LIN System
Basis Chip ATA6624. The LIN2.1 physical layer test, which is the basis for LIN
certification as defined by the LIN Consortium, was successfully carried out by
the LIN-Consortium-certified test house CS Group, Wolfenbuettel, Germany.
Consequently, Atmel's entire LIN product range fully conforms to the worldwide
LIN2.1 standard. LIN2.1 conformance enables design engineers to use Atmel's LIN
products for all available LIN bus systems ranging from LIN 1.3 to LIN 2.0 and
LIN 2.1.  

DUBLIN, July 7 /PRNewswire/ --

- FTOPS XIII Features 25 Events and More Than $16 Million Guaranteed

The Full Tilt Online Poker Series (FTOPS) returns for its thirteenth running
beginning on Wednesday, August 5th, and offers players the chance to earn their
share of more than US$16 million in guaranteed prize money.

FTOPS XIII features 25 events, each with a different game and tournament
structure.