October 6, 2008 05:20am pdt

1. sdstuber 31,070
2. schwertner 19,445
3. dvz 14,245
4. sonicefu 13,150
5. angelIII 7,672
6. Tolomir 7,200
7. jinesh_ka... 6,950
8. Henka 5,700
9. DrSQL 5,600
10. johnsone 4,750
11. rolutola 4,730
12. rbrooker 4,500
13. MikeOM_... 4,200
14. markgeer 4,000
14. shajukg 4,000
16. Milleniuma... 3,800
17. LindaC 3,000
18. slightwv 2,648
19. aiklamha 2,600
20. sandeep... 2,500
21. hernst42 2,200
22. byalcin 2,000
22. chapmandew 2,000
22. oleggold 2,000
22. grzessio 2,000
22. nmcdermaid 2,000
22. adrian_ang 2,000
22. steedBma... 2,000
22. gnar 2,000

1. schwertner 215,721
2. slightwv 64,596
3. Pradeepg... 55,488
4. Henka 45,283
5. angelIII 39,465
6. sdstuber 38,070
7. rbrooker 33,690
8. RCorfman 31,331
9. BobMc 29,143
10. bmoshier 27,233
11. pennnn 27,077
12. catchmeif... 26,789
13. ploubier 26,544
14. DrSQL 24,227
15. nav_kum_v 22,198
16. sujit_kumar 21,558
17. MohanKN... 21,070
18. barthdev 19,451
19. sonicefu 18,650
20. ishando 17,756
21. Pontis 17,633
22. baonguyen1 16,375
23. sujith80 14,713
24. paquicuba 14,530
25. dvz 14,345

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