Project Bundle-Up cheerleaders Jan Johansen and Tom Eldred introduced a Wizard of Oz theme -- Jan skipped to the front like Dorothy on the Yellow Brick Road, swinging the Langenberger basket that traditionally holds donations. After all, it is the 70th anniversary of the movie The Wizard of Oz, and we all came to Pittsburgh to see the Wizard.
Jan introduced a new feature: the Pre-paid amnesty donation. For a $25 up-front donation, Jan and Tom will forgive a whole bunch of sports or political references, or cell phone noises.
A. Razzak Memon welcomed us all, despite the so-called poor economy. He said he doesn't really believe the economy is that bad. RBTI is grinding out new releases and improvements. Work goes on. They take care of customers. There was only a brief moment last spring when Razzak considered not having a developers' conference this fall, but he decided not to change what works.
So regardless what happens, RBTI will still be there. "We ain't going nowhere."
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