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OG MARINEL PROGRAM TUESDAY | JANUARY 27 Continental breakfast | Expo open | Sponsorship available How real is today’s terrorism threat to ports & shipping? What loopholes need closing? What maritime & port security challenges does the new Administration inherit? Stephen L. Caldwell, Director, Maritime Security Issues, Homeland Security and Justice Team, U.S. GAO Coffee break | Expo open | Sponsorship available Panel discussion: What will the new Administration’s security policy look like? Moderator: Charlie Papavizas, Esq., Partner, Winston & Strawn LLP Panelists include: John Graykowski, Principal, Maritime Industry Consultants TWIC: What’s working? What’s not? Jeanne M. Grasso, Esq., Partner, Blank Rome LLP Luncheon | Expo open | Sponsorship available Joint luncheon with the attendees of Railway Security Forum & Expo Cargo security: Can we really scan every box? What World Customs Organization is working on ■ CONFERENCE & EXPO Moderator: Dan Sheehan, P.E. WEDNESDAY | JANUARY 28 Continental breakfast | Expo open | Sponsorship available Meeting changing training requirements Ron Thomason, Asst. VP—Maritime, TranSystems PIRACY PRESENTATIONS ■ The current situation: Where ships are most at risk Owen J. Doherty, Dir., Office of Security, U.S. Maritime Administration ■ Protecting your ship against pirates: The legal situation Jon Waldron, Esq., Partner, Blank Rome LLP Coffee break | Expo open | Sponsorship available ■ The shipping community’s viewpoint What steps can shipowners take to protect their vessels? Stan Ayscue, Business Development Mgr., Securewest International ■ Luncheon | Expo open | Sponsorship available Joint luncheon with the attendees of Railway Security Forum & Expo ■ Insurance against piracy, terrorism and political risks France’s response to the piracy menace: Rescue missions & international initiatives Cargo scanning technology: What’s available? Energy break | Expo open | Sponsorship available Reopening ports & waterways after disasters: What we learned from Katrina and Ike International developments from the flag state viewpoint Clay Maitland, Esq., International Registries Cocktail reception | Expo open | Sponsorship available Maritime Security Changes for Ship's Crews Douglas B. Stevenson, Dir., Center for Seafarers' Rights, The Seamen's Church Institute of New York & New Jersey Known security pitfalls and how to avoid them Jeffrey J. Milstein, Dir. of Field Operations, Moran Office of Maritime & Port Security Program subject to change/augmentation. REGISTRATION FORM Please register me for Marine Log’s Maritime & Port Security Conference & Expo, Jan. 27 & 28, 2009 in Arlington, VA. Registration fee is $875 per participant, payable in advance. (Confirmation will be sent via e-mail.) 37-002-2900 [ ] Check enclosed (Payable to Marine Log) [ ] Invoice me Charge my [ ] MasterCard Card Expires / Account Number Address Cardholder’s Name Signature Billing Address for Card E-mail Address of Cardholder Please register me for Marine Weekly, Marine Log’s informative e-newsletter. City State Zip Telephone Fax E-mail [ ] Visa [ ] Amex Name Title Company Please e-mail, fax, or mail this completed form with your payment to: Jane Poterala, Conference Director, Marine Log 345 Hudson St., New York, NY 10014 | Tel.: (212) 620-7209 | Fax: (212) 633-1165 | conferences@sbpub.com

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Marine Log - November 2008 Contents Editorial Second Thoughts Update Inside Washington Looking Back at 130 Years Generation NeXt What's Ahead? Media Kit 2009 Defying the Naysayers Rampant Piracy Takes Shipping Hostage The Last Chapter of the New Carissa International Workboat Show Preview Newsmakers Tech News Contracts Events Website Directory ML Buyer's Guide ML Marketplace Marine Salvage

Marine Log - November 2008

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