LOCAL NEWS: President welcomes NLD vote to register; Clinton to make historic visit, probe ?commitment? to reform; NLD members back tilt at by-elections; EU hails ?courageous? comeback; ASEAN nod ?a victory for our country?, says adviser; Farmland laws need to complement anti-poverty campaign; ; Parliamentarians push for conclusion of second session; Activists sing metta tune; NGO urges ministry to shut down bird shops; Two pairs of conjoined twins separated in Yangon; ?Nay Pyi Taw Times? to launch on Nov 20; British minister welcomes reforms, calls for further prisoner releases; Crocodile population increases at wildlife sanctuary; Home for the aged plans Dec 3 fun fair; Pact reps attend microcredit meet; Fire guts Minbya market; 3DF begins ?vital? $10.8m anti-malaria program; Man of the house; After 18 months, sailors return home; Daw Aung San Suu Kyi calls on govt to ensure rule of law; Bomb blast kills 10 in Myitkyina; Guess who tops Myanmar?s rich-list? ...BUSINESS & PROPERTY: Myanmar Consolidated Media ATMs find favour with users; Old buses going fast but not yet replaced; Export earnings on track: MFF; From Japan with love – first car imports arrive; Healthy supply pushes construction material prices down: traders; Myanmar paused at the lights for investors...TIMEOUT: Filmmakers ask censors for light touch; Myanmar indie band plays concert in Bali; Int?l jazz festival returns to Yangon; R Zarni solo concert; In Yangon, the greatest roast duck ever...SPORT...TECHNOLOGY