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Position	Website	Change	Thumbnail
1	en.wikipedia.org - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia	0
2	email.about.com - About Email - Find Free Email, Email Program Support, Spam Help and Tips Drowning in spam? Frustrated by your email program? Looking for free email? Searching for somebody	1
3	gfi.com - GFI - Web, Email and Network Security solutions for SMBs on premise and hosted GFI offer fax server solution, email anti-virus and anti-spam software for Microsoft Exchange and email servers; Network security and monitoring tools...	4
4	research.microsoft.com - Microsoft Research - Turning Ideas into Reality	0
5	ftp.research.microsoft.com	0
6	spambayes.sourceforge.net - SpamBayes: Bayesian anti-spam classifier written in Python.	6
7	paulgraham.com - Paul Graham	-5
8	kb.mozillazine.org - Knowledge Base - MozillaZine Knowledge Base	2
9	cs.ucla.edu - UCLA Computer Science	9
10	arxiv.org - arXiv.org e-Print archive	3
11	spam-reader.com - Outlook Spam Filter - Inbox Protection Anti-spam filter for Outlook 2003, 2007, 2010. Support MS Exchange, POP3, IMAP. ###########################~up to 98% effeciency~####################...	3
12	fogcreek.com - Fog Creek Software Fog Creek Software: Building the Place Where the Best People Want to Work.	8
13	support.apple.com - Apple - Support The Apple support homepage is the main portal to help you answer all of your questions about your new Apple hardware and software products, featuring ...	25
14	altn.com - Alt-N Technologies: e-Mail Server, Email Spam Firewall, Fax Server - Software for Windows Alt-N Technologies’ SMTP/POP3 Mail Server Software/Appliance, Email Spam Firewall for Exchange/SMTP Servers, Fax Server Manager for Windows	8

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