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Photos of Osvaldo IV Massanet Ramirez (left) and Alison Rockwell, intern and mentor respectively, participants in the SPARK Pre-College Internship Program.

Photos from the annual holiday party and awards ceremony, including musical guests and award recipients.

A collection of photos of the recipients of the Outstanding Accomplishment Awards for 2009, plus photos of the Sizzle String band, holiday decorations and food service. Recipients include Jack Fox, Jielun Sun, Bill Skamarock, Greg Meymaris, John Hubbert, Mike Dixon, and Scott Ellis.

Tom Warner posthumously received the Outstanding Publication award for his book “Numerical Weather and Climate Prediction.” The award was accepted by Scott Swerdlin (RAL) and Tom's wife, Susan Warner. Pictured, left to right, Roger Wakimoto, Rick Anthes, Katy Schmoll, Scott Swerdlin, Susan Warner, Maura Hagan, and Jack Fellows.

The winners of the Outstanding Publication Award; ESSL/CGD’s Jeffrey Kiehl and Christine Shields for the article “Climate simulation of the latest Permian: Implications for mass extinction,” published in 2005 in Geology.

Tim Killeen, Rick Anthes, and Katy Schmoll with Chris Snyder (ESSL/MMM), winner of the Outstanding Publication Award. Snyder co-authored the paper "Assimilation of simulated Doppler radar observations with an ensemble Kalman filter," Monthly Weather Review 131, 1663-1677 with Fuqing Zhang (Texas A and M University).

Britton Stephens, scientist in EOL, and recipient of the Outstanding Publication Award.

Photo of the recipients of the Outstanding Publication Award. left to right, Jack Fellows, Steve Tomczyk, Phil Judge, Katy Schmoll, Roger Wakimoto, and Rick Anthes. The publication was Tomczyk, S., S. McIntosh, S. Keil, P. Judge, T. Schad, D. Seeley, and J. Edmondson, 2007: Alfvén waves in the solar corona. Science, 317, 1192-1196.

Group photo of the Outstanding Publication Award recipients, Jeff Weil, Chin-Hoh Moeng, Thomas Horst, and Peter Sullivan; with Rick Anthes, Tim Killeen, and Katy Schmoll.

Photos of smoke from the Overland Fire as seen from Boulder. The fire took place near Jamestown and Lefthand Canyon, and burned 3,500 acres and destroyed 12 homes in just one day.