I think I mentioned before I am very lucky to have been granted political asylum by Australia for which I am ever so greatful. I am currently based and working in Chicago.
I strongly doubt they will find a god particle (higgs) and I really hate that particle name BTW and it's not because of religious implications it is that it also implies it is somehow the most important particle.
I may be wrong there may be something possible at 114-120GEV but if I was a betting man my money would be against it.
if your interested its a bit technical but (http://www.math.columbia.edu/~woit/wordpress/) and the bottom line
The current LHC data shows no definite sign of the Higgs, but the statistics is still too low to really say anything, especially for the lower part of the region. The crucial thing to watch now is the Higgs to gamma-gamma channel, which is the only one sensitive enough to hope to rule out or see a Higgs in the 115-125 GeV region, for the current amount of data collected. I don’t know when the experiments expect to release new data in this channel, just that their goal has been to each have some sort of result in December. Perhaps they’ll release something at HCP 2011, more likely not. The only rumor I’ve heard is from someone who has seen a recent plot of the ATLAS data for this channel, and he tells me he doesn’t see any bump in this region. But work on this data is on-going, and I have no idea what CMS is seeing or not seeing (my efforts to get Tommaso Dorigo drunk in Antwerp last month didn’t yield much).
