A weekly publication, the Texas Register serves as the journal of state agency rulemaking for Texas. Information published in the Texas Register includes proposed, adopted, withdrawn and emergency rule actions, notices of state agency review of agency rules, governor's appointments, attorney general opinions, and miscellaneous documents such as requests for proposals. After adoption, these rulemaking actions are codified into the Texas Administrative Code.

Weekly newspaper from Dallas, Texas that includes local, state, and national news and advertising of interest to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community.

Article describes SERCA activity in the pectoralis muscle and heart ventricle of red-winged blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus) nestlings, fledglings and adults. Additionally, using a diet manipulation, the authors tested the hypothesis that muscle SERCA activity is affected by dietary fatty acid composition, as has been shown in some previous studies.

Photograph of the Keep Denton Beautiful booth at the PRIDENTON event. There are two signs on either side of the table that read "Keep Denton Beautiful & Fabulous!" and "Make Glitter not Litter". There is a pride flag and other rainbow decorations on the table.

Photograph of visitors at the UNT Special Collections booth at the PRIDENTON celebration. Jaimi Parker, the Exhibits Coordinator Librarian, is leaning over the table and there are informational collection handouts and Pride themed buttons for the visitors.

Photograph of the Bee Sting Studios booth at the PRIDENTON celebration. A worker and a visitor are going through a transaction for Pride themed patches that read "Y'all Means All". There is also a bowl of candies and Texas flags around the edges of the rainbow covered table.

Photograph of an art making booth at the PRIDENTON celebration. There are sheets of decorated paper and colorful stickers on the table and baskets of markers for visitors to use.

Photograph of an accessory booth at the PRIDENTON celebration. There are several necklaces, bracelets, bags, and pencil toppers on display. A worker wearing a necklace is standing behind the booth.

Photograph of the Human Rights Campaign booth at the PRIDENTON celebration. Brenda Haney is standing under the tent cover and visitors are standing across from her. Behind Haney there are T-shirts and tote bags that read "Totes" followed by either "Queer", "Bi", "Ally", "Trans", or "Gay". There are also handouts, flags, and fans on the table.

Photograph of a button making booth at the PRIDENTON celebration. There are several tubs of small buttons and two bags of larger buttons with patterns already attached. There is a sheet where visitors can decide what designs to put on the buttons.

Photograph of visitors interacting with Julie Judkins and Jaimi Parker at the UNT Special Collections booth at PRIDENTON. They are leaning over the table which has informational collection cards and pride buttons spread over the top for people to take.

Photograph of the Keep Denton Beautiful booth at the PRIDENTON event. There are volunteers behind it and brochures, papers and rainbow decorations on display. A sign next to the table reads "Make Glitter not Litter" and there are rainbow hearts and a pride flag on it.

Photograph of PRIDENTON participants marching around the Denton courthouse lawn. They are standing side by side and holding their hands up. Two have small rainbow pride flags and two have bisexual pride flags.

Photograph of staff at the UNT Special Collections booth at PRIDENTON. Jaimi Parker and Julie Judkins are sitting up at the table and Meagan May is sitting behind them. There are also informational collection cards and different pride buttons on display for visitors to take.

Photograph of the UNT Special Collections booth at PRIDENTON. Meagan May, Jaimi Parker, and Julie Judkins are all sitting at the table and Meagan is holding a rainbow pride flag. On the front of the table is a rainbow flag decoration and silver UNT balloons.

Photograph of the Human Rights Campaign booth at the PRIDENTON celebration. A worker and a visitor are standing on either side of the table and there are stickers, fans, and other handouts for the HRC on display.

Photograph of two North Texas Roller Derby members and others marching at PRIDENTON. In front someone is walking backwards and waving a flag while everyone else follows them around the Denton courthouse lawn.

Photograph of visitors at a coloring booth at the PRIDENTON celebration. There are Crayola Markers and colored pencils and magazines for visitors to use in their artwork.

Photograph of visitors interacting with Julie Judkins at the UNT Special Collections booth at PRIDENTON. They are leaning over the table which has informational collection cards and pride buttons spread over the top for people to take.

Photograph of the Keep Denton Beautiful booth, with brochures, papers and rainbow decorations on display, at the PRIDENTON event. There are volunteers behind it and visitors across from them. One of the workers is holding up a paper that reads "I Make Denton Look Good" and there is a sign next to the table reads "Make Glitter not Litter" with rainbow hearts and a pride flag on it.

Photograph of visitors at the UNT Special Collections booth at PRIDENTON. One is holding an informational card about collections and another is looking at one of the pride buttons. Jaimi Parker, the Exhibits Coordinator Librarian, is standing across from them at the table.

Photograph of workers at the Mayhill Hospital booth at the PRIDENTON celebration. They are holding fans advertising the hospital and have Frisbees and brochures to hand out on their table. The courthouse and other visitors are behind them.

Photograph of the UNT Special Collections booth at PRIDENTON. Meagan May, Jaimi Parker, and Julie Judkins are all sitting at the table and Meagan is holding a rainbow pride flag. On the front of the table is a rainbow flag decoration and silver UNT balloons.

Photograph of workers at the Weathering the Storm booth at the PRIDENTON celebration. They are dressed in colorful clothing and two are wearing colorful makeup as well. A fan that one is holding reads "#EXTRA" and there are prints on the table in front of them.