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Photo of the Week: Because No One Should Read Too Much on New Year's Eve

December 31, 2009 | Posted by Christine Parthemore - 8:41am | 4 Comments

McCarthy & Hahnel

 

A million thanks to Mike McCarthy and Amanda Hahnel, our two fabulous interns who provided you with news and analysis on this blog this fall. You're likely to still see a few pieces from them pop up in 2010, as they did more work than we had days to fill. They will be missed!

I'm skipping the news today - there is not much on the natural security front, but enough other important news for the nation to keep you all busy. If I see anything good today, I'll Tweet and Facebook it for you. We'll be taking tomorrow off to recover, so we'll see you all next Monday. Happy New Year!

Misc.

4 comments

Comment by wrogers on January 1, 2010 - 6:28pm

What a great team. Thanks

What a great team. Thanks for everything Amanda and Mike!
Comment by Mike McCarthy on January 3, 2010 - 1:14pm

Thank you, Christine, Will,

Thank you, Christine, Will, and Amanda. CNAS, and the Natural Security team in particular, have been incredibly welcoming and encouraging places to work. Best wishes in the new year, and be assured that I'll keep reading and commenting in this space. Take care,

Mike

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