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Top 5 Most Outrageous Saved by the Bell Episodes

Let’s be real…ALL Saved by the Bell episodes are, in their own right, outrageous. But despite its plot holes and irrationality, I could not love this show more. I’ve been watching it since the 90′s when it showed up on TBS in syndication and I find it fascinating that at 7am now, in 2010, you [...]

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5 Books That Shaped My Life

In what is quickly becoming tradition for MDP crewmembers, Angela has decided to take a page from some fellow Pirates and follow the 5 Books trend!  Read on to see which five books are most responsible for influencing her as a person.

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Five Reasons to Visit the Historic Hudson Valley This October

Bear Mountain Bridge in the fall is one of my favorite Hudson Valley sights I’ll admit it…Labor Day weekend is here, and that means I’m getting pumped for fall.  I wouldn’t want to live in an area of the country where I couldn’t experience apple and pumpkin picking and brightly colored leaves, and I love [...]

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Wizarding World of Harry Potter: A Breakthrough in Theme Park Themes

A trip to Florida never seems fully complete to me unless I’ve seen my favorite mouse…but my recent day-trip to both Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure didn’t leave me missing him as much as I thought it would.

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Awesome 80’s Prom….It Really IS Awesome

Bachelorette and bachelor parties in general make me roll my eyes. In recent years, they’ve gotten so stereotyped and out-of-control elaborate that they can often take away from the actual wedding itself – in my opinion, events such as weekend-long trips to Vegas involving strippers and booze (and penis-shaped paraphernalia for girls) just don’t seem necessary to celebrate the upcoming happiest day in two people’s lives.

When the original idea of going to Awesome 80′s Prom for my best friend’s bachelorette party was suggested, I am the first to admit that I was not 100% on board with it. Billed as an off-Broadway show, I did some research on their website and quickly learned it was not your typical “theater” production by any means – this was more of an interactive production where members of a fictional high school (characters such as the class nerd, the head cheerleader, and the “bad boy”) roamed around a club that was set-up like a high school prom, campaigning for student votes for prom king and queen. Not being a big fan of clubs/bars in general, and not totally sure exactly how an interactive club would work, I wasn’t too sure how the night would pan out.

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