Jack  Gunion:  Jack discussed in detail the complementarity between  the LHC and
GammaGamma Collider in studies of a Higgs-Radion Mixing in the Randall-Sundrum
Model.  From the current analysis it is clear that for low Radion mass the H-->bb Signal
to Background in GammaGamma Collider will allows to test the model.  It is important
to finish the H--> WW and ZZ  as soon as possible to make sure that we can also
test the model for the case of the Radion mass larger that the Higgs mass.
With the avalaibility of both the LHC ( from H-->GammaGamma) and the
GammaGamma-C (from H-->bb) we will have the ratio of the partial width
of Rhgg=(H-->gg)/(H-->bb).  This is very interesting because it allow us to test directly
the presence of the anomalous ggH coupling ( See page 30 of Jack's talk ). Almost
alll non-SM Higgs theories predict  Rhgg.ne.1 .

Steve:  Has finish debugging Pandora 2.3, and is now ready to check the effect of the MSSM
on h-->bb analysis.  He has pointed out that Peskin has made approximations in Pandora
that will give and uncertainty of about 10% to the MSSM-Branching ratios use.  At the moment,
we believe that is ok, but Jack will look in more datiled by comparing Pandora  with  more standard
SUSY programs for  a few set of parameters.

Victoria:  Has made progress for GammaGamma-->ZZ  event generator needed to finalize the
h-->ZZ analysis.  The GammaGamma-->4fermions is already available.  A working version
should be avaialable early next week.

Michal:  Phithia output for h-->aa is now testted and check  with the SM-h.  He is now working on
the bbbb selection and results will be presented next week.