An article, written by Christopher Lee for The Dallas Morning News, about the a meeting between Presidential candidate George W. Bush and gay and lesbian Republican supporters. The piece includes remarks from advocates and past policies held by Bush.

An article, written by Judy Keen and Jill Lawrence for USA Today, about a campaign meeting between presidential candidate George W. Bush and gay and lesbian Republican supporters. The article includes a picture of Bush with two of these supporters.

An article, written by Terry M. Neal for The Washington Post, that covers the then presidential candidate George W. Bush's opinion and policy surrounding gay and lesbian workers and applicants. The piece notes the work Bush's campaign group did in the lead-up to his meeting with the Log Cabin Republicans and cites Bush's previous interviews and stances on the topics.

Article about two events hosted by Brilliant Magazine celebrating Carolyn Farb and Mark Sullivan.

Articles about events that took place in Austin, Texas in April of 2005, including an in memoriam paragraph about John DeLorean.

Article about the Women on their Toes benefit, the Austin Museum of Art's annual Art Ball, and other events around Austin, Texas.

A document about a story in the NT Daily that covers a UNT Multicultural Center Event. It is titled "Professor speaks on state of the Middle East economy, politics". There is also a picture of Emile F. Sahliyeh, the speaker at the event, sitting in a chair.

A document about a story in the NT Daily that covers a UNT Multicultural Center Event. It is titled "Famous journalist to come for conference - Lisa Ling to speak of Chinese babies, abandonment".

As part of a small scale sequestration test (about 1500 tonsof CO2) in a saline aquifer, time-lapse borehole seismic surveys wereconducted to aid in characterization of subsurface CO2 distribution andmaterial property changes induced by the injected CO2. A VSP surveydemonstrated a large increase (about 75 percent) in seismic reflectivitydue to CO2 injection and allowed estimation of the spatial extent of CO2induced changes. A crosswell survey imaged a large seismic velocitydecrease (up to 500 m/s) within the injection interval and provided ahigh resolution image of this velocity change which maps the subsurfacedistribution of CO2 between two wells. Numerical modeling of the seismicresponse uses the crosswell measurements to show that this small CO2volume causes a large response in the seismic reflectivity. This resultdemonstrates that seismic detection of small CO2 volumes in salineaquifers is feasible and realistic.