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Committer
Committers are contributors who have written lots of important code, sacrificing all social events, and becoming a hermit at the expense of providing good tools for people they don't even know. In return for their love and devotion you may bug them with questions, bug fixes, patches and offer them free beer.
David Blevins - OpenEJB Co-Founder, Project Lead David Blevins is author of "Understanding J2EE", a forthcoming Addison-Wesley book on the Java 2 Enterprise Edition, and a contributing author to the book "Component-Based Software Engineering" (Addison-Wesley 2001). David is also the co-founder of the OpenEJB open source Enterprise JavaBeans container system. David can be found speaking about EJB and OpenEJB at conferences such the Exolab Sessions, O'Reilly Enterprise Java Conference, O'Reilly Open Source Convention and JavaOne.
Richard Monson-Haefel - OpenEJB Founder Richard Monson-Haefel is a leading expert on Enterprise JavaBeans. He is the author of the book Enterprise JavaBeans, 3rd Edition (O'Reilly 2001) and co-author of the book Java Message Service (O'Reilly 2000). Mr. Monson-Haefel has consulted as an architect on Enterprise JavaBeans, CORBA, Java RMI, and other distributed computing projects and is the co-architect of OpenEJB.
Alan Cabrera All around good guy to have on your side. Alan has taken his place among the ranks of OpenEJB developers and dedicates himself to anything that needs to be done. His strengths are versatility, leadership and dedication.
Stefan Reich Stefan is a real "hard hitter" on the OpenEJB project, bringing with him not only the solid feedback we've always wanted, but code to back it all up! Stefan rounds out the team nicely and does a great job of finding those dusty areas that have gone ignored.
Daniel Haischt Daniel has been hanging out on the dev list for quite some time. Recently, he has made his very distingushable mark all over our build system by completely cleaning, reorganizing, modularizing, and completing all those little things that never seem to get done. We can expect more great enchancements from Daniel in the future. His strengths are persistence and extreme organizational skills -- even his emails are specially formatted.
Aaron Mulder Creator of the Modern Assembler and Hot Deploy functionality
Pizer Chen Another friend from the testing efforts of the summer. Pizer still comes 'round to give new functionality a spin and tell us what goes wrong.

Feedback
The following have offered valuable feedback (including bug reports) that has been beneficial to the development and stability.
Toby Cabot Our friend from the north, as Alan calls him. Toby is a regular on the dev list and is always giving us good feedback on the various issues that come in the list. Maybe if people lean on him a bit, we can turn him into one of the projects contributors ;)

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