Who's lost their 10/10 PageRank score?

I'm so not a PageRank addict but I'm watching the current drama unfold with interest. People do care about PageRank. Those people who say PageRank is dead - are now blogging about PageRank. I just said I'm not a PageRank addict and here I am with this blog post about PageRank.

I thought I'd take a look and see who's lost their PageRank 10/10. Okay; now the caveat - this PageRank update seems very unstable right now. It's entirely possible that the toolbar PageRank values will have changed by the time you've read this post. It's also possible that there are new redirects in place.

For my original list of sites with PageRank 10/10 I'm using Search Engine Genie's list. I'm a "Nofollow" type of linker but, in this case, Search Engine Genie scores a hit with their linkbait and gets the straight link from me.

Every one of these sites once had PageRank 10/10. What do they have now?

Title	URL	New PageRank
Adobe	http://www.adobe.com/	10/10
Adobe Acrobat	http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html	10/10
World Wide Web Consortium	http://www.w3.org/	10/10
Energy.gov	http://www.energy.gov	10/10
Apple - QuickTime	http://www.apple.com/quicktime/	8/10
Keio University	http://www.keio.ac.jp	9/10
National Aeronautics and Space Administration	http://www.nasa.gov	9/10
Apple Computers	http://www.apple.com	9/10
Google Search	http://www.google.com	10/10
W3C CSS Validation Service	http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/	10/10
The European Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics	http://www.ercim.org	9/10
MIT Laboratory for Computer Science	http://www.lcs.mit.edu	10/10
National Science Foundation	http://www.nsf.gov	10/10
Microsoft	http://www.microsoft.com/	9/10
Apache Software Foundation	http://www.apache.org/	9/10
The White House	http://www.whitehouse.gov	10/10
Real Media	http://www.real.com	9/10
IBM	http://www.ibm.com/	9/10
Cisco	http://www.cisco.com/	9/10
Stat Counter	http://www.statcounter.com	6/10

A quick count on my screen suggests there are 20 sites there and 11 of them have lost their 10/10 score. So, 55% of sites which had PageRank 10/10 have lost it.

Now, as further proof that everyone is talking about PageRank again here's a Forbes article on the latest update. Congratulations to Barry Schwartz, Rand Fishkin and Loren Baker for their page space (which is probably more important than PageRank, anyway) in the article.