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For all who are interested, this is the programm output as of now. Interesting how things change and yet insist on remaining the same...

  Node  Name                XP
   979  vroom          1006148
  9073  merlyn           40117
 17000  Ovid             38155
 26179  tilly            34356
169744  Abigail-II       28753
171588  BrowserUk        25175
182681  sauoq            13164
186362  adrianh          12301
211692  pg               11818
272239  liz               8006
281137  davido            5560
287641  Roger             4647
299049  ysth              2180
300037  Roy Johnson        742
302301  jweed              659
306922  !1                 550
310438  Sandy              301
315586  stvn               277
315792  oha                131
317318  ctp                109
318241  87C751              65
318627  jcavanaugh          33
318886  Alexx                4
319018  chuckles             2
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And I made the list! *giggle*

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In reply to Re: Fastest Rising Monks by jweed
in thread Fastest Rising Monks by blakem

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