An Epic Journey – click to watch

The video (nor I) have nothing to sell. No hidden agenda. It is the creation of an amazing storyteller/filmmaker.

It is simply an epic short story with two profound questions about life at the end.

Oh, and it’s gorgeous frame by frame.

I hope it brightens your eve/day.
That’s all.
Nothing else.

Sincerely,
Patrick

And if you love it, as I do, feel free to share it with your friends. Start a conversation about it.

Watch It:
An Epic Journey – click to watch

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Mexico receive the Star Diamond Award for Gastronomy.  a first for the award given to a country at a phenominal dinner at the Plaza Hotel opening of the Oak room and bar.

The North American country of Mexico stretches between an ocean and a gulf, as shown on the map of Mexico. Travel to Mexico to experience a nation rich in history, tradition, culture, and natural beauty. The inhabitants of this modern country use their land and other resources to create unrivaled handicrafts and a varied and colorful cuisine. Mexico’s tourism industry is strong, with every state offering a unique travel experience.

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Ambience the Oak Bar and Room at the Plaza

The Oak Room, New York’s fabled landmark, is open in The Plaza Hotel, reinstating the New York icon as the most romantic meeting spot in New York City and bringing old-world glamour to the next generation. Originally designed by Henry Hardenbergh in 1907 as a men’s bar, The Oak Room closed during Prohibition and re-opened in 1934 as a full service restaurant. The Oak Room’s detailed wood-paneled walls and barrel-vaulted ceiling remain today, as do the three carved niche with murals of German feudal castles that fill the arches.

The Oak Room, a New York landmark and iconic meeting spot within the Plaza Hotel, is re-introducing elegance to Manhattan by providing an ideal option for the uptown crowd that wants to see and be seen. The Oak Bar serves as an informal gathering place for New York’s luminaries for lunch or dinner, serving distinctive cocktails with the classic view of Central Park South from its windows.

The Oak Room is available for private events. Please see our Private Dining & Events page for more information.

All meals will be served in The Oak Bar:

Monday-Friday Lunch & Dinner 12pm-10:30pm

Saturday Dinner 8pm-10:30pm

Sunday Brunch 11:00am-2:30pm

The Oak Bar is open Sunday – Friday from 12pm-12am , Saturday from 8pm-12am

Credit Cards: Amex, VISA, MC, Discover

The Oak Bar

The Oak Room features an extensive selection of fine wines & spirits from around the world. Our list is available for your review. The wine list is updated frequently and may change according to availability. We recommend you pre-select wines as soon as possible to ensure your request can be fulfilled. If you desire a sommelier for your event, our sommelier is available to customize wine pairings for your event. The Oak Bar can also design signature cocktails tailor made by our mixologist for your event.

Monday-Friday Lunch & Dinner 12pm-10:30pm

Saturday Dinner 8pm-10:30pm

Sunday Brunch 11:00am-2:30pm

The Oak Bar is open Sunday – Friday from 12pm-12am , Saturday from 8pm-12am

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                    Charles Keene Presents....

Don’t Let Love Pass You By…

             The Stage Play!!!

                Written By: Charles Keene

                            Directed By: Charles Keene

                             Playing at: The 45^th Street Theatre

                           354 W. 45th Street Btw 7^th & 8^th Avenue

                             Friday January 27^th At 8pm

         Tickets are: $27 (cash only) at the box office. For more information contact Charles Keene at Keenecharles@yahoo.com

About the Play

A young teenaged girl, Tylah (Lauren Stokes) who has everything she could ever ask for in life, struggles to find true love. She has a close friend, Alonzo (Edward Robertson) who caters to her every need, only to be pushed away by her. Her best friend, Rebecca (Shawnette Hamilton-Robertson) tries to warn her about men who may look good, but who can also be deceiving. While on her journey to love, she struggles with family issues with her brother, Junior (Frank Williams) and with her parents, Rita and James (Dara J. Bragg & Robert Starks). The only soul survivor of the family is her knife carrying, beer drinking, Christian, grandmother, Grandma Viola (Andrea Scott). As her family tries to keep peace within their home, Tylah becomes attracted to one of her co-workers, Jamal (Jovanny Jacobo). Will she ignore her best friend’s advice and go with her co-worker or will she continue to push love away from her friend and let love pass her by?

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