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Top 10: February 2007

By David Speakman • March 1, 2007

Below are the most popular articles, and search terms for FanDominion for February 2007.

Top 10 Most-Popular Articles
1. Narnia fans: Recipe for authentic Turkish Delight
2. Top 10: December 2006
3. List of new CW, My Network Affiliates
4. Sunset for ABC's 'Day Break' as show cancelled
5. A 'Charmed' run as series enters the history books
6. Sci Fi Magazine: The Top 10 sexiest men and women of sci fi
7. WGA nominations honor Lost, Heroes, Battlestar Galactica writers
8. Smallville, Supernatural picked up for 2006-2007, Charmed canceled
9. Most-Successful Sci Fi and Fantasy Movies of 2005
10. Trek's Takei boldly comes out of the closet

Top 10 Most-used search terms that brought folks to FanDominionin February:
1. narnia
2. charmed
3. supernatural
4. smallville canceled
5. narnia pictures
6. narnia turkish delight recipe
7. princess amidala
8. paul blackthorne shirtless
9. charmed 2007
10. cw network stations

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About the Author

David Speakman

David Speakman - known in fannish circles as Davodd - is recovering from almost 20 years as a professional writer and journalist in mainstream print and broadcasting. He recently "retired" from journalism, citing that too many mega-mergers caused news focus to shift from serving the public interest to serving up eyeballs to advertisers. Currently he works full time as a paralegal while attending night law school. A member of N3F on and off since 1984, David's fannish activities in recent days have been curtailed due to time and budget constraints of being a law school student; although he does manage to squeeze in episodes of Battlestar Galactica, issues of Weird Tales magazine and an odd superhero movie "now and then."

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