Living scientists top 10?

The website Freakonomics asked readers to name their top 10 list of their favorite living scientists (with a brief explanation). From the top of my mind I wrote this list:

1. Carol Dweck (author of Mindset, the new psychology of success offers a breakthrough approach to thinking about learning and performance)
2. Jeffrey Pfeffer (author of What were they thinking, had management taken his book more seriously there would not have been this financial crisis)
3. Joshua Aronson (Stereotype threat researcher: has done some amazing experiments together with Claude Steele)
4. Jeffrey Sachs (the earth institute, author common wealth, offers an admirable approach to solving some of the world's biggest problems)
5. Robert H. Frank (author of Luxury Fever, offers some unorthodox but very refreshing perspectives on economy)
   
6. Anders Ericsson (deliberate practice, has done important research on how expertise and top performance are built)
7. Mihalyi Csikszentmihalyi (author of Flow, important psychologist who addresses highly important questions such as what is a good life?)
8. Timothy Wilson (strangers to ourselves, has done important research on attribution and influence of unconscious processes)
9. John Bargh (important researcher on priming)
10. Albert-Laszlo Barabasi (author of Linked, has done important network science research and has written a very accessible book about it)

What's your list?