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Active Developers:
    Peter K. Espen              SNL
    Eric A. Illescas            SNL
    Jake S. Jones               SNL
    Robb P. Matzke              LLNL
    Greg Sjaardema              SNL

Inactive Developers:
    William J. Arrighi          LLNL
    Christi Forsythe            SNL
    Ray T. Hitt                 SNL
    Mark C. Miller              LLNL
    Matthew J. O'Brien          LLNL
    James F. Reus               LLNL
    Larry A. Schoof             SNL

Acknowledgements:
    Marty L. Barnaby            SNL  - parallel perf. study/tuning
    David M. Butler             LPS  - Data model design/implementation Spec.
    Albert K. Cheng             NCSA - Parallel HDF5 support
    Nancy Collins               IBM  - Alpha/Beta user
    Linnea M. Cook              LLNL - Management advocate
    Michael J. Folk             NCSA - Management advocate 
    Richard M. Hedges           LLNL - parallel perf. study/tuning 
    Shirley R. Jennings         LLNL - Occasional release support
    Wilbur W. Johnson           SNL  - Early Developer
    Quincey A. Koziol           NCSA - Serial HDF5 Support 
    Celeste M. Matarazzo        LLNL - Management advocate
    Tyce T. McLarty             LLNL - parallel perf. study/tuning
    Tom H. Robey                SNL  - Early developer
    Reinhard W. Stotzer         SNL  - Early developer
    Judy Sturtevant             SNL  - parallel perf. study/tuning 
    Robert K. Yates             LLNL - Pacific parallel perf. study/tuning