Congratulations to all our contest entrants, those who “placed” as well as the hundreds of runner ups. Hey, I helped beta test Apeiron and am too ashamed to admit my paltry score in public. As soon as the score passed one million I gave up all hope and hung up my mouse.
Here is the list of the top fifty-one winners. All of these folks will receive a free Ambrosia Software Apeiron T-shirt. If you see someone wearing a shirt with Cheech the pentipede on front, bow down and acknowledge their greatness, for truly they are among the great mouse manipulators.
Rank Name Score
Stuart Pollack 32,224,312 First Prize Winner!
Brian Verre 29,385,862 Second Prize Winner!
Colin Barth 25,109,748 Third Prize Winner!
4. Kevin Klinsky 15,279,542
5. Zak Klobucher 10,608,235
6. Gay Leong 10,099,571
7. Jason Townsend 10,034,095
8. Gabriel Lacoursiere 8,453,902
9. Brian Petit 8,029,596
10. Doug Ingram 7,775,789
11. Eric Kornblum 6,591,349
12. Dean Schove 6,387,002
13. Mika Syrén 5,973,750
14. Annika Faucounau 5,857,760
15. Satoru Nakamura 5,473,664
16. Jack McCrae 5,378,762
17. Susan Mukai 4,878,195
18. Cory Burton 4,636,576
19. Matthew Hicks 4,333,795
20. Melinda Tanaka 4,230,820
21. Damian Pascale 4,229,353
22. Toyohiro Kuroshima 4,178,663
23. Calvin L. Williams 3,652,977
24. Patrick Wilson 3,549,428
25. Jay Parangalan 3,434,882
26. Miles Hardison 3,352,962
27. Alexis VAPILLON 3,333,426
28. Glenn Brooks 3,328,652
29. David Low 3,321,319
30. Ken Drobnak 3,317,282
31. Michael Fenwick 3,306,620
32. Charles MacDonald 3,242,614
33.5 Ivan Baird 3,007,744
34. Sean Hollick 2,958,590
35. Scott Mueller 2,896,858
36. Darren Yee 2,883,884
37. Mike Calloway 2,820,566
38. Jacob Weinstein 2,788,674
39. Dave Ritchie 2,774,117
40. Marc Boom 2,728,936
41. Paul Talarico 2,698,578
42. Matthias Schmidt 2,651,547
43. Tom LaChapelle 2,633,591
44. Richard Riccardi 2,633,350
45. Jeanne Good 2,631,595
46. John Hancock 2,631,092
47. Susan Munson 2,611,182
48. Karen, Frank & Rich 2,491,339
49. Bill Darnieder 2,416,270
50. Michael Kranz 2,411,580
Ambrosia plans to have a Swoop high score contest in the near future. Those little Swoopers can be tough, it might be a good idea to start practicing now. Stay tuned in to future issues of The Ambrosia Times for details.
