There are alot of new folks competing this month.  It is an MVP month as well, so this would be a good month for folks that received their MVPs to contribute since the MVP award is a high value category.   At the current time, the top  submitters are running pretty close.   Steven Andrews, speaker extraordinaire  is currently holding the top slot.   It is not a tremendous surprise that he has the top slot, since he recently announced that he has the ambitious/insane goal of giving 52 presentations this year.  Steve is raising the bar pretty hight this year with his goal to give 52 presentations this year.  Is it achiveable, to the mere mortal no.... but to Steve, pretty likely since he did give 48 presentations last year.  But Steve has done more than give presentations this month.  You will find a good mix of blogs and articles submitted as well.

Right behind Steve is Tamir Khason, who has secured the 2nd slot (for the time being ) by creating some very interesting articles and examples explaining how to build an FM radio with RDS support and with a very cool WPF Client.  If you look at Tamir's blog and his background, you can see that he does quite a bit with WPF and is definitely a code junkie.  He has also added a few other articles and examples where he uses his FM Radio to demonstrate some useful XAML Time Savers.    I can see a nice potential collaboration between Tamir and Jay Smith of UserGroupRadio.com.

There are alot of other new faces this month and this post is what will be a regular blog topic on Community Credit, to give folks more of a play by play so you can keep up with how everybody is doing throughout the month and to see what your fellow geeks are up to in the community.