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The article offers information on a paper presented at the 2009 International Association of Arson Investigators Annual Training Conference held in Arlington, Texas. The presentation is titled "Tackling Wildfire Arson An Australian Approach" and offers an Australian Fire Service perspective that relates to the wildland scene. Data were gathered from research conducted in Australia and overseas. The paper presents the motives behind wildfire arson and the strategies that can be adopted to address it.

This article calls for convention papers to be presented at the Rhetoric Society of America conference on May 26 to 29, 1988 at the University of Texas in Arlington. The theme of the conference is "Rhetoric and Ideology: Compositions and Criticisms of Power." The three major divisions of the conference are History of Rhetoric, Rhetorical Theory and Rhetorical Criticism. An Open Division is also included for innovative programs, seminars and workshops and for pedagogically oriented papers. While papers or proposals, addressing the theme are encouraged, the conference is open to all research concerning the history, theory, criticism and teaching of rhetoric.

This article reports that the Rhetoric Society of America will hold a conference from July 20-22, 1984 at the University of Texas at Arlington on the theme, Oldspeak/Newspeak: Rhetorical Transformations. Information about the conference, including the call for papers, may be secured from Charles W. Kneupper of the Department of English at the University of Texas in Arlington. Abstracts of proposed papers or panels are due by March 1, 1984.

Information about the papers discussed at Lockheed Martin's WBT Innovation Marketplace annual conference in Arlington, Texas on March 22, 2011 is presented. It notes the agenda of the meeting that covered industry outlooks and various technology investment sessions on topics including federal technology transfer, and federal grants. It also highlights a topic on the keynote of National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) president Mark G. Heesen concerning the state of the venture industry.