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First time in Paris. Last time in the Eiffel Kennedy!!!!!!
Below average!!!
Must agree with the review below. We have just got back from the Eiffel Kennedy. (13 & 14 Oct) The hotel looked ok from the outside. When we got to the room, the first thing we spelt in the tiny room was the stale cigarette smoke. I'm really not against the smell of smoke but this was unreal. We turned the heating up and opened the windows all the time. But it didn't really work. The day we left it was just as bad!
The guy at the reception was quite a nice man. Although very disappointed in his recommendation of restaurants. Must have been the same one of the other reviews. (LA ROTONDE) If you are going to stay here. Find somewhere nice to eat. Apart from my wife getting food posioning, the food was just eatable!
He must get free meals or something for recommending it!
So to sum my first visit up of this hotel. paid �95.00 stg per night. Very much a 1 star hotel!!
Oh yes I forgot to mention. Don't pay for bed & breakfast unless you like stuff like jam sponge and cakes for breakfast!
Awful eiffel kennedy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As the seventh reviewer of this hotel on this site at the time of writing, I am amazed at the previous six reviews.
The Eiffel Kennedy that myself and two friends stayed in for four nights just gone, was nothing like their website, nor the previous reviews described.
I found the hotel through searching Tripadvisor. We booked a triple room back in April 2004. The website showed some very nice and appealing pictures of the accomodation. The only one that stands out as being true from my stay, was the picture of the keyring that your room key is kept on!!
We were in Paris for a World Cup soccer match between France and Ireland.
We paid €130 per night for our room. It had three single beds crammed into a really tiny room. Two of the beds were the same size, but the third was much smaller! The bathroom was clean and a decent size. The hotel is meant to be a ten minute walk from the Eiffel Tower. In reality it was a good 20 minutes. You could see the Tower from the bedroom, but given it's size, that's not saying much for the hotel location.
As a regular traveller to hotels across the USA, Britain and Ireland, I can safely say that the EK was the worst ever. It bills itself as a 3 star hotel. In comparison to the 3 star properties I have stayed in in the past, it's more like a single star property.
I found the website misleading when I looked at the photos displayed on it, compared to what I actually saw during my stay there.
The satellite TV advertised was music channel MTV (in German!!), BBC World News and CNN. All other channels showing were French. No Sky Sports like so many other hotels have available.
Upon checking out, the male receptionist 'forgot' that we had already paid the first night's accomodation back in April of this year, when he was calculating the bill. Good job I had my printed receipt with me. He also asked me if we had taken anything from the minibar!! I said no, as we had not, but wondered how amateur this system was for keeping track of the contents.
I guess I should have known that things were not going to be good when the receptionist, upon our arrival, laughed when she saw our three suitcases and told us that Paris hotel rooms were tiny. She was correct, as we had to keep one of the suitcases in the wardrobe, one in the bathroom and one at the hotel room doorway. Thank God there was no emergency situations that may have needed us to leave the room swiftly.
I could not recommend this property at all. I hope you do better than we did should you decide to stay their.
Nice Little Hotel
My wife and I stayed in this hotel Oct 1 through Oct 5. I agree with the comments of the other reviewers. We used a 3-day Metro pass for our trips from the hotel. The Radio France RER stop is 2 blocks away. Each night we walked to one of the restaurants in the neighborhood, never more than 6 blocks from the hotel. The only one that disappointed us was the one the hotel recommended. One word of advice; DO NOT use the phone in the hotel for calling the States. My wife made 3 calls: 1 was a no answer call; 1 she left a voice message; and 1 she spoke about 5 minutes. Total bill was over $135. Despite that, we loved the hotel and would ceretainly stay here again.
Great hotel for first visit to paris!
Hotel Eiffel Kennedy is great. Location is perfect for a city break in paris- only 15 mins walk from the eiffel tower. Staff very friendly and breakfast nice. You can pay a lot in Paris for a horrible hotel but eiffel kennedy is reasonably priced and comfortable. The room is quite small but so is every other hotel room in Paris! The bathroom was large and clean. I would definately reccomend this hotel!
Charming with wonderful staff
I just got back from Paris and stayed in the Kennedy Eiffel. This was my 7th trip and if you know Paris and want to stay close to the attractions with a wonderful staff then this is a great deal for the money.
It is in a residential area with no tourist or other hotels around. Which, is great for someone who doesn't want to be surrounded by tourist.
The owner and staff are wonderful people. I had an unfortunate incident on my holiday and their kindness, consideration as well as understanding was wonderful.
Great Value for the money!!
We stayed at the Eiffel Kennedy in February and had a wonderful time. 3 of us shared the "apartment" which is 2 rooms connected together, which had 2 bathrooms(very important for 3 ladies). The rooms are small, but you are only sleeping there, so it really doesn't matter. Our breakfast was included, and was WONDERFUL!! The owners wife prepares it every morning, and she is a great cook and absolutely delightful! Everyone there is super friendly,and you are in walking distance of a bus stop and the metro. It's not luxurious, but was a great value for the money!! Great First experience in Paris!!
Decent, conveniently situated, clean hotel
we stayed at the Eiffel Kennedy in October 2002. Very nice hotel, not hip, not luxurious, just what you need: a decent, estethic and clean place to stay. Excellent location. Notice that bus no. 72 (which has a halt within walking distance) takes you to nearly all the most famous places, like the Eiffel Tower, Concorde, Tuileries, Louvre, PontNeuf, Notre Dame.... From Ile de la Cite u just walk over to the Latin quarter. No need for lots of fuss and stres in the Metro. For breakfast: Use the cafe just next to the hotel, no use paying a lot for breakfast in the hotel. THis cafe is typical Parisian. Across the street you have a wonderful bakery, and just some yards away from hotel, a small convenience store. Receptionists speak English, almost disappointingly well - you don't get to practice your French!! We will return in April 2004 Nannette&Chris, Oslo
Highly Recommended
I, too, was concerned about the hotel. Although I read a good review of the place, I was still skeptical because it was very affordable. Good thing I took the risk and stayed in this hotel. The staff can speak English. Trust me, it is very helpful. Everything is within walking distance like the mini statue of liberty and one bus ride to Eiffel tower. It was great! You get to learn the local's way of life because of the surrounding neighborhood. There is a patisserie, a pharmacy, several groceries, restaurant, literally steps from the hotel. The room is small but very clean. The breakfast buffet is great! I highly recommend this place.
Eiffel Kennedy a suprise
We were booked into the Eiffel Kennedy as a part of a package. We had no prior info on the hotel and were a little concerned. What a suprise!
The Eiffell is a great little hotel in a wonderful neighborhood. The front desk staff spoke english and were very helpful with all of our questions. THe room while small was nice and the bathroom was immaculate. Breakfast was in the wine cellar and always good. You are within a 2-3 blokc walkto the bus, metro and literally right behind Radio France. There is a patisserie, charcuterie and little grocery store allwithin 1 block. We recommend this hotel highly to anyone who might consider it.
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The infantile word 'infantile'
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The other word (he called it boring)
reminds me of him never scoring
in posting something vaguely pleasant
though I enjoy the title 'boy',
I would describe a boy as coy.
But don't forget a boy is young
and not as effortlessly stung
by those who cannot even spell
though try to stand, attempt to sell
their work as something of a thrill
for me it is a tasteless pill.
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that rhyming poetry is bliss
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like Silverstein and Nash (and me)
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no matter what the man's intention.
It is a bit like when they fought
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to be compared to Kennedy
and Reagan whose own heart was free
reminded him of who he was
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you, Sir, to put it more discreetly,
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Those who seek to point out error Should know that Reagan was not the bearer Of the famous Kennedy remark, and so you fail. Twas Benson who spoketh thus and demolished Quayle.
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A collection of perennials, blooming shrubs and vines provide color thorughout the season in this beautiful garden design.
Immerse yourself in color! The landscape design plan creates an ever-changing collage of bold, vibrant hues in foliage and flowers throughout the seasons.
Enter this garden of hues through the vine-draped arbor or by way of two other stepping stone walkways that wind past pots of annual color. The bench with a commanding view of the numerous spreading, mounding and cascading blooms is sheltered by a flowering tree. While the overhead canopy provides summer shade, a cluster of shrubs behind the bench provides enclosure. A vine clambers over a tuteur to provide a vertical architectural focal point.
The undulating border and meandering pathways provide easy access to all of the plants and containers of color. Wait until spring to trim back any frosted plants and you will enjoy the wintry textures provided by the branches and remaining stems and seed heads. Allow some of the perennials to reseed to create a full and bountiful garden of color.
Plant List
A. Early lilac (Syringa oblata) (1)
B. Trumpet honeysuckle (Lonicera sempervirens), vine on each side of arbor (2)
C. Cathedral bells (Cobaea scandens), on tuteur (1)
D. Annuals, selected by gardener, in 3 containers
E. Anthony Waterer spirea (Spiraea x bumalda 'Anthony Waterer' (2), plant four feet apart
F. Compact Koreanspice viburnum (Viburnum carlesi 'Compacta') (2), plant 4 feet apart
G. Slender deutzia (Deutzia gracilis) (2), plant 3 feet apart
H. Wintercreeper euonymus (Euonymus fortunei 'Coloratus') (5), plant 2-1/2 feet apart
I. Japanese garden juniper (Juniperus procumbens) (13), plant 2 feet apart
J. Japanese garden juniper (Juniperus procumbens) (5) plant 2 feet apart
K. Anise hyssop (Agastache 'Tutti-Frutti') (9), annual in Zone 5, plant 1-1/2 feet apart
L. Variegated Jacob's ladder (Polemonium reptans 'Stairway to Heaven') (17), plant 1-1/2 feet apart
M. Garden phlox (Phlox paniculata 'David's Lavender') (4), plant 1-1/2 feet apart
N. Blanket flower (Gaillardia 'Burgunder') (5), plant 2 feet apart
O. Coneflower (Echinacea 'Sunrise') (5) plant 2 feet apart
P. Hameln fountain grass (Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Hameln') (8), plant 2 feet apart
Q. Evening primrose (Oenothera 'Lemon Drop'), (23), plant 1 foot apart
R. Hot Lips turtlehead (Chelone lyonii 'Hot Lips') (4), plant 2-1/2 feet apart
1. Arbor: 4' wide x 2' to 3' deep
2. Tuteur: 2' wide x 6 to 7' high
3. Container: 18 to 22" wide
4. Stepping stones with mulch paths
5. Bench: 4' wide
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"Jesse is thinking about Rand's future. He and Rand support the movement but they are not constitutional hard liners like Paul they have bigger aspirations. They won't go all in for us but they will make token concessions to get our vote and support. We can't let the Revolution be consumed and get coopted by the GOP like the Tea Party. Endorsements don't matter allow no leaders think independently actions and policy positions are the only thing that matter. This is why the movement will survive because it is an ideological battle. Vote and support people that will hold the line and that will not compromise on the constitution. We already have news out from Ben Swann that 10 Tea Party freshmen are taking money from banks. Don't get caught up in the verbiage again only vote for hard liners that will not compromise on the constitution at least they can hold the line after the election on the debt ceiling to force the government to make deep cuts.
I doubt the Liberals and the unions will give up their programs without a strong fight and more money printing so we have to mobilize and take Senate, House and local elected positions to choke them to death fiscally.
What are everyone's thoughts on how we will organize and maintain this momentum after the election?" - PWA
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The company reportedly is willing to pay more than $4 billion to settle thousands of lawsuits over its faulty ASR hip implants, Bloomberg reports, citing three sources familiar with the deal.
The settlement would resolve more than 7,500 lawsuits filed against J&J's DePuy Orthopaedics unit in state and federal courts by patients who have had the defective replacement joints removed. Bloomberg's sources -- who requested anonymity -- claim the company will pay an average of $300,000 or more for each of those revision surgeries. Since the accord's value is uncapped, patients with future hip problems/failures also can seek compensation, the trio note. The settlement is expected to be announced next week in federal court in Toledo, Ohio.
J&J officials declined to comment on the settlement rumor. The company has spent months preparing for the first federal trial involving its recalled ASR implants but the case was postponed three times -- most recently on Oct. 25 due to difficulties scheduling expert witnesses and depositions. The judge assigned to the case consolidated the 7,860 lawsuits pending against DePuy into one bellwether trial to advance the litigation in a timely manner; the most recent postponement delayed the tribunal for possibly 90 days.
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The growing number of patients needing a second hip replacement prompted Johnson & Johnson's DePuy Orthopaedics unit to recall 93,000 of its ASR XL Acetabular System, a hip socket used in traditional replacement surgery, and ASR Hip Resurfacing System, a partial hip replacement that involves placing a metal cap on the ball of the femur in order to preserve more bone. The company announced the recall on Aug. 26, 2010, admitting that 12 percent of the implants failed within five years. Internal J&J documents show 37 percent of ASR hips failed after 4.6 years; in Australia, the failure rate climbed to 44 percent within seven years.
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Ngorongoro Things to Do
Tour the Crater
Our group of volunteers all decided to do a safari tour together just 3 days prior to the weekend. We knew we were just hitting the peak safari season in Tanzania, so we figured our chances of booking a decent deal was slim.Luckily, I had come across a brochure at our homebase that a previous volunteer had left behind. I figured I'd call them and...more
They look like peacocks but they're not
Nevertheless, they are a beautiful creatures these birds. If you zoom a bit, you'll like them. SLLiew recognizes this lovely bird as Gray Crowned Crane. SLLiew did not ask fee for his hints, really.more
Popular bird I was told
I didn't see more of them...What a shame. SLLiew, our VT birdwatcher reckons it could be Kori Bustard or Hartlaub's Bustard.more
A bird hunting for a partner
Very handsome bird. Guess what its name is - Kori Bustard. Imagine a bird having a name like that. I don't want to think what it names its child. SLLiew, what d'ya think?more
Zebras - my favourite animals!
Do you think you can differentiate zebras from one another? I tried but I could not. Maybe because I use the stripes as point of comparison. Next time, I will try to use height and size to distinguish them from one another.more
Hyaenas - where lions are, they are...
If you think the hyaenas can just join the lion when the latter is having a meal, think again. What happens is, the hyaenas gather together and wait until the lion has had enough and then they eat the left over. Hyaenas look like something between tiger and hippo to me. But it's my opinion okay.more
Helmet Guineafowl
This is an elegant bird I would dream of having in my garden. Again, thanks SLLiew for visiting my page and recognizing the bird!more
Rufous-naped Lark
I like them too because they're not shy birds. They come, sit on the car's window. And pooed.Were it not for SLLiew who checked out my travel pages, I wouldn't know their name.more
Lesser Masked Weaver - I so like them
So we were having lunch at the picnic ground...the hippos were just loving the water and won't show themselves up. I was about to become impatient and then came these yellowish birds. SLLiew recognized this bird as Lesser Masked Weaver.more
Those I've seen in Ngorongoro probably have the thickest skin in Africa. Why you might ask... Well, they didn't want to leave the water and just pampered their skin all the time I was there.more
Wildebeest - so many of them
They look so kind. Lions eat them. I actually saw a fresh kill and on our way back from the game-drive I saw its remains. Apparently, the lion comes back to eat some more of the flesh and when it has enough, the hyaenas finish the wildebeest totally.more
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Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge
Typical very nice Serena lodge: Good food, included in the price Stunning grounds and views of...more
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Picnic by the lake
For our day out exploring all the wonders of the Ngorongoro Crater, the Serena Hotel provided packed lunches for us and for Reginald. We ate these on the shores of the large soda lake in the centre of the crater, Lake Magadi, where it's considered safe enough to get out of your vehicle. It was wonderful to stretch our legs, soak up some sun and...more
there is no restaurant in the crater
In the crater there are two picnic spots. Both have toilets, but you have to bring your own food. The one at the edge of the woodlands is a good stop, but the other at the water is better for lunch.Be aware off the birds, they steal your food and do peck! And ofcourse all the animals of the crater can have the same idea and come to lunch at the...more
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Getting out of Ngorongoro
It cost me 5000 Tanzanian shillings to go from Ngorongoro to Arusha. Ben, the safari driver, drove me from the camp ground to the bus stop, which consisted of a small clearing surrounded by 3 shops, and bunch of people waiting for the bus. My co-passengers included Tanzanians dressed in western attire (trousers and shirts), maasai tribal men...more
The only way you'll get around the crater is in a four-wheel drive vehicle, in fact, expect for specially designated picnic areas, you aren't even allowed out of the vehicle. The roads are bumpy, especially on the descent and ascent roads, so it is fortunate that you are unlikely to be driving yourself. Even better, the drivers will have a much...more
Hop a ride!
If you're a Baboon short on change, you'd have no problem finding transporation around the crater!!more
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The Maasai
One morning Reginald asked if we would be interested in visiting some typical Maasai homes, to which the answer was most definitely "yes". We headed away from the Crater to one of the upland areas where the Maasai herd their cattle. The home or boma which we visited was one of the so-called "Cultural Boma", which have been established to offer...more
The Groomsmen
If you're a Baboon badly in need of grooming........you'll have no problem finding it around the crater!!more
Cowbell caldera
Ngorongoro (accent on the second o) is the Maasai word for cowbell. The caldera told the Maasai it's name by echooing the sound of the cowbells.So... if you'll listen very carefully, maybe you'll hear the caldera reveils it's name to you too...more
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Keep an eye on your Lunch!
The lunch stop site in the crater is beside a small lake and has toilet and cooking facilities. As there is a constant stream of visitors coming through there is also a plentiful food supply for enterprising and brave birds (Kites). The Kites will dive down and try to grab your lunch! This can be rather surprising for those who are not prepared.more
Hawks! Watch your lunch!
African hawk (Accipiter tachiro)I cruelly was robed by African Hawks at picknic place of Ngoro-Ngoro!Usual place for lunch at Ngoro-Ngoro is a lakeside of "Hippo-Pool" with one lonely standing tree. I've found it strange that there were 4 hawks sitting on it (usually bird of prey live alone). But after I took off my lunch from daypack, I understood...more
Keep an open mind!
As our driver said before we started, it's important not to go to Ngorongoro, or any other safari area, with the attitude that you absolutely 'must' see a certain animal. After all, the animals are in the wild, not in the zoo, and they don't perform on schedule. We were remarkably lucky with the array of wildlife we saw, but if we had visited a day...more
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Food during a safari trip
Most safari companies charge around $40 a day for food. This includes a cook, who accompanies you during the trip, sets up the table and makes hot food for dinner and breakfast. Lunch is packed in tiffins. The breakfast is mostly eggs and toast, lunch is usually sandwiches and dinner is something like spaghetti or rice. If you are a backpacker,...more
Tours to and in Tanzania are incredibly expensive and you are lucky to get a safari for under $80 US with a company. One company I found in Dar Es Salam that provided me with a guide/driver for two full days at a price of $70 US for everything. I was fully impressed with Fun Safaris services and after speaking to other tourists and finding out...more
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Comfort in the Crater
To carry your gear you'll need a main pack of approx 70L and a day bag big enough for food and water during game drives. My day bag is only 22L and it was easy big enough for both the Serengeti and Kilimanjaro. As you are at 2500M when camping at Simba A, it will be rather chilly. Make sure that you have plenty of warm clothing with you. Remember...more
Sunscreen and hat!
It should go without saying, but you'll spend a lot of the day sticking your head out of the roof of the landrover in the Ngorongoro crater, and you should make sure to take a good hat and some sunscreen if you don't want your main memory to be of a terrible sunburn. A decent pair of binoculars certainly won't be a waste, and a wildlife guide...more
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Maasai village
I visited a Maasai village in the Serengeti. Ben, the safari driver, escorted us to the village, which consisted of two bomas: fences made of thorny shrubs that keeps out animals. The houses are built between the two bomas. The inner boma housed a huge acacia tree under which the tribes people collected in the evenings. The houses are very small...more
Olduvai Gorge
Dubbed the "Crade of Mankind", this is where the bones of the earliest hominids were found. An Australopethicus skull which was estimated to be about 1.8 million years old were discovered by Mary Leakey.Today, the attraction consists of a visitor center with an excellent museum that documents Dr. Leakey's discoveries.It is possible to hike down to...more
Visit to a Masai Village
Because of governmental restrictions due to conservation efforts in the Serengeti, Masai people are now mostly nestled in the Ngorongoro Wildlife Area. If it's possible to arrange a visit to one of thier villages, do so. It's a cultural journey into the ways of the oldest surviving people that once freely roamed these plains. There are lots of...more
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Camp Fire
Having your group around a camp fire at night is fantastic. As it gets very chilly at night (you're over 2500 above sea level here) a fire is a great way to both warm up and bond with your fellow travellors. If you have things sorted out then you may even have a few snarlers (sausages) sizzling over the fire.more
View from the Edge
The view from the top is breath taking with the soda lake in the distance and the floor of the crater stretching out for miles. The bottom of the crater is so far below that no animals can be seen (with my eyes!!) unless you have some powerful binoculars.?more
About the crater
Ngorongoro Crater is not in fact a crater, but a caldera. A volcano's crater is the vent through which it erupted, whereas a caldera has a diameter many times greater, having been formed by the inward collapse of the volcano. So, Ngorongoro is the world's largest unflooded and unbroken volcanic caldera. It is 610 metres deep, 20 kilometres across...more
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With the GDP rising by just 3 percent in the second quarter - Wall Street had been expecting 3.8 percent - the slowdown in the economy was more severe than first thought. That led very light volume and a narrow trading range, as many investors kept to the sidelines.
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"Oil prices may go up even further before they go down," said Keith Keenan, vice president of institutional trading at Wall Street Access. "I think there's probably a six to eight dollar premium on prices because of terror worries, and I don't see that going away any time soon."
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 10.47, or 0.1 percent, to 10,139.71. The Dow was up for the fourth straight session, the first time that's happened since early April.
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All three major indexes ended the week higher. The Dow gained 1.8 percent after five weeks of losses, the S&P 500 rose 1.4 percent after six losing weeks and the Nasdaq was up 2.1 percent after four down weeks.
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While the GDP data is an important indicator for the overall health of the economy, investors already knew that the economy hit a "soft spot," as Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan put it, in June. The next round of economic figures for July, starting with job creation figures next Friday, will carry even greater weight as Wall Street tries to discern whether the soft spot will continue.
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1 Carefully separate the yolk of the egg from the white.
2 In a bowl, mix the yolk of egg with the sugar.
3 In a pan, heat the milk and pour over the egg.
4 Strain the mixture and add your favorite flavouring.
5 In another bowl, whip up the egg white until frothy but not stiff.
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