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Drew Brees -
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Neil Gustafson (right) with one of his pledge brothers in November 2011. A yearafter surgery and chemotherapy to fight testicular cancer, Neil and hisfraternity raised more than $6,000 during Movember.Photo courtesy of Neil Gustafson -
Neil shaved his head prior to starting chemotherapy.Photo courtesy of Neil Gustafson -
During his chemotherapy in 2010, Neil's hair fell out.Photo courtesy of Neil Gustafson -
Neil on his last day of chemo, December 28, 2010.Photo courtesy of Neil Gustafson
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Exterior of the East Austin Livestrong Foundation headquartersPhoto by Casey Dunn -
Livestrong headquarters front desk, environmental graphic design by FD2SPhoto by Casey Dunn -
Meeting room built from re-planed wood from the building's former roof, linedwith brand-supporting design work by FD2SPhoto by Casey Dunn -
The boardroom featuring a SolidCore table created from a naturally fallen treePhoto by Casey Dunn -
The cafe and informal meeting area for employees and clientsPhoto by Casey Dunn
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ACL expands to two weekends in 2013.Photo by Jessica Pages -
Paul Qui stays in Austin.Photo by Bill Sallans -
Gourdough's goes brick and mortar. -
Formula 1 was a success.Photo by Kevin Benz
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Neil Gustafson shaved his head a few days before he began chemotherapy. Severalof his pledge brothers shaved their heads in solidarity.Photo courtesy of Neil Gustafson
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Neil (left) lost the rest of his hair as the chemotherapy went on.Photo courtesy of Neil Gustafson
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Neil on his last day of chemo, December 28, 2010. He had to stay in Houston fora week at a time as he underwent treatment.Photo courtesy of Neil Gustafson
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Republic of Texas ROT Biker Rally -
Xiu Xiu at Mohawk -
Snoop Dogg at Stubb’s -
Alamo Drafthouse Presents: Summer of 1982: Star Trek II – The Wrath of Khan atThe Ritz
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SF Moma rooftop sculpture garden designed by CMG Landscape Architecture -
Workshop: Ken Smith Landscape Architect -
ASLA Headquarters designed by Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates -
Harry Ransom Center designed by Lake | Flato Architects
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Amy Miles, Amy Poehler and Meredith Walker pose with a Smart Girl. -
Smart Girls At The Party site.
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Hotels for Hope (H4H) contracts with hotels that agree to donate $1 from thebooking. H4H matches that, generating a $2 investment from each hotel room nightbooked, for partner charities. -
Hotels for Hope founder Neil Goldman -
The Hotels for Hope team at their launch: Kerri Morgan, Cris Mueller, NielGoldman, Lucy and Kyle Sorensen -
Neil Goldman at work with his dog Lucy
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Photo by Kathleen Jennings
