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Madison police say they've identified a 17-year-old suspect in a playground fire.
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A biker involved in a crash on a notorious road in Cumbria has appeared in court accused of causing brain injuries to another motorcyclist by dangerous driving.
Robert Surrey, 67, was taken by ambulance to the Cumberland Infirmary in Carlisle after the crash on the A686 near the Hartside café on Sunday July 14 last year.
He was in collision with an oncoming motorcycle while allegedly overtaking a car as he rode towards Melmerby.
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He was then flown to the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle by air ambulance. Mr Tavern spent a long time in hospital and was left with what was described in court as "a degree of brain injury".
Surrey, of Kenton Road, North Shields, Tyne and Wear, denied causing Mr Tavern serious injury by riding his Yamaha FZS 1000cc motorcycle dangerously.
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Give your family and friends a treat and dine at the Iron Chef, where you will be guaranteed a fine dining experience. Our professional chefs will not only provide excellent food, but also create an enticing atmosphere. Watch as they transform the art of cooking into a performance of juggling agility, each with their own style and showmanship. With both quality and variety, the menu includes favorites such as New York Steak, Filet Mignon, Chicken, Shrimp, Scallop and Lobster. We make sure your meal is as enjoyable as possible, with all meals seasoned and grilled right before your eyes. A wide range of wine and cocktails await you to complement the dishes.Continued
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- MY family LOVES Iron Chef!TJgirl23Dined on 10/27/2014We LOVE coming to Iron Chef! This is our birthday dinner destination for our ENTIRE family! My 12 year-old son has begged to have his birthday dinner here for 3 years in a row! Fun atmosphere, phenomenal food, entertaining chef's and great company. Every time we are seated with great families, parties or couples- every dinner has been a unique and FUN experience! All the chef's we have had were funny and engaging! This last visit we had a fun game of "catch this" where the chef used a spatula to catapult tiny bits of shrimp into everyone's mouth. It was a hysterical process that everyone joined in on and had fun with...you don't get that at your average restaurant! Our specific table was an age range of 2-50, everyone had a blast!Special Features:
- great entertainmentlovefoodDined on 8/8/2014We came for the experience/entertainment and was great as expected. Food had great flavor. I had the steak and chicken, my husband had shrimp and scallop. The only down side was the price of the food to the amount of food. It was a bit pricey for the little amount served. To offset that, best to get fried rice with your meal because the protein serving isn't very much. But like I said, flavor was yummy and entertainment was great.Special Features:
- Great Food and ServicesweetsignsDined on 8/4/2014The staff at Iron Chef made our celebration fun and delicious as well as entertaining. Scallops lef whole not chopped to bits! Filet cooked perfectly! Had my 83 y/o aunt doing a chicken dance as they sang happy birthday to her! We'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Very goodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/30/2014Very good food. Friendly workers. Would eat there again..A+++Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fool me once, Fool me twiceaksmith3Dined on 7/20/2014I wanted to give IC the benefit of the doubt after eating here sometime last year. Nope, same lousy food (no flavor, really) and oh this time there was a hair in my fried rice. The lemonade tasted old or moldy (could be the older plastic cups they use or...?) The chef was nice and did his job but I always wondered why this Japanese steakhouse was never packed like Sakura's or Fujiyama's..Special Features:
- AMAZINGKleinDined on 7/4/2014Truly amazing place GREAT FOOD!!!!!!!!!!! wonderful staff!!!!!!!!!!!!!! great for couples or if you want to really have a fun experience for your out of town guest!!! you wont be disappointed!!!!!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Only minor delemasDadslilladyDined on 6/15/2014A couple very minor problems that were fixed with no hassle. We didn't care for the taste of the water(probably not filtered) and that is usually all we drink, so we simply all got soda's. The Shirley Temple was not that great unless you like a lot of grenadine. Another problem we had was the steak was brought out on the same platter as the shellfish and I am allergic to shellfish. They switched it out with a fresh steak and then as usual with this place and others they cooked shellfish last. This was for father's day and the cook did indeed make dad feel special! Over all a great dining experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Experience At Iron ChefathmugDined on 5/24/2014My wife and I went to Iron Chef Steakhouse this weekend. The food was OK but was a bit too salty and the chicken was a little overcooked. The service was pretty good and the chef did well to entertain the table. The restaurant ambiance could be improved somewhat because it's just a wide open room with multiple tables. It would be nice to segment off a couple tables or something. As it stands now it feels like you're in a small warehouse. Overall it was a good experience/novelty but I wouldn't go back to that particular steak house since there are better ones in the area.Special Features:
- Great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/22/2014Love the food, chefs provide great entertainment while cooking your food, and the price is totally worth it all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great experienceDakine183nlDined on 1/30/2014My husband and I wanted to try this place out so for our second anniversary this is where we went. Couldn't have been happier. Food was great, chef was amazing and it was so much fun. My husband every night now says he wants Iron Chef for dinner because it was Soooo good. LolSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!ChristinaDined on 1/17/2014Tried this place for the first time and it was amazing! Was a bit surprised to see the prices but well worth the it for the food and entertainment :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place to dineRosebudDined on 12/25/2013The chef prepared the meats and vegetables just the way I like th. He was entertaining as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WE ARRIVED ON TIME, FIRSTDISAPPOINTEDDined on 12/25/2013WE ARRIVED ON TIME, FIRST ASKED TO SIT, THEN TABLE READY, TOLD MATRADE WE HAD RESERVATIONS FOR SEVEN,NO RESPONSE. SAT AT TABLE WITH 6 OTHER GUESTS WHO HAD BEEN WAITING, WE THEN WAITED ANOTHER 45PLUS MINUTES BEFORE COOK ARRIVED TO BEGIN FIXING MEAL. WILL NOT BE VISITING AGAIN, SAW SEVERAL GUESTS JUST GIVING UP AND LEAVING.Special Features:
- Date night4theLuvOfFoodDined on 12/13/2013Was a nice experience but I don't think I would go back, the food was well presented as it was being cooked, but lacked in flavor, I made an online reservation where I was asked if there were any thing they should know, I put I was very allergic to mushrooms which I am and they obviously didn't read it. 10min. After we sat down they were setting mushroom soup on our table. The chef was very nice.Special Features:
- Overpriced for the quality.UnimpressedDined on 12/7/2013Overpriced for the quality. Not bad but nothing to rave about.
- The entertainment package!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/6/2013I have been to a few different japanese steak houses and this one is up there for the top spot. The chef I had was very entertaining and performed some awesome tricks. The food was amazing and the left overs are just as good! They are huge serving sizes so you can easily share it with someone. Would reccomend this place to anyone!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Family friendlyBobbieDined on 11/8/2013It was very family friendly. My 9 year old son had a good time. The chef was great and very attentive to the children at the table. My 1 year old was a little cranky pretty much the entire time and the hostess was great. She brought her rice and soup right away, let her bang the drum and at the end of the meal brought her ice cream. The food was good and the portions where fine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Puyallup, WAOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/5/2013The food has changed soooo much. Not too happy with it. The seafood sauce is so different, we didnt get cabbage we got shredded lettuce, the veggies are different, they do have bean sprouts anymore. And the meat portions are much smaller. Probably will go back to Sakuras next time, back to the OG of steakhouses.Special Features:
- Good experienceMichelleDined on 11/2/2013It was a great dinner and a fun experience. I will go again!Special Features:
- birthday dinnerfisterDined on 9/7/2013The chef hit others at the table with food, specifically an egg shell. There was an air conditioner above the table that leaked water on table and food. We had to move tables and get new food. The food was not bad.
- GreatAlicia1Dined on 8/10/2013The waitress and chef were very attentive. Great food. Wish the portions were bigger.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Out with FriendsShadowKeeperDined on 7/28/2013This restraint is fun if you are out with friends and want to see a cook prepare your food with a little flare. If you haven't seen the presentation then you are in for a treat. First time is always fun. If you are bringing friends in a group and you have already experienced the presentation it's fun to watch your friends faces as they watch the flames dance on the grill. The problem is more then twice you will be bored, the show never changes and often the person cooking just wants to cook and not do a full presentation. If you are looking for a cheap night out, this is not the place to be. I have never made it under a 100 dollars yet and you might have to stop on the way home for a snack if you are looking to be really full.Special Features:
- Disrespectful chefDiverRGRDined on 7/3/2013I rated the service poor for the fact that the chef who came out to cook for me and my wife was very disrespectful. Not sure how professional they want to appear but when the chef blatantly tries hitting on their wife in front their husband is extremely unprofessional and down right disrespectful. It made me mad and my wife very uncomfortable. If we had anther chef who acted in a professional manner our experience would have been better.
- Retirement PartyVickiDined on 6/8/2013Had a retirement and 70th birthday to celebrate. The chef was very entertaining and comical. Food was well prepared and delicious! Had a great time. Left with full bellies, lots of laughs and special memories.Special Features:
- Entertainment and FoodRedSDined on 5/18/2013Wonderful Staff and the food was tasty! A little expensive for a family dinner, 3 kids 2 adults with tip $175. Think due to cost will only come back every decade. The staff were really nice and easily sold us a photo afterwards. The chef was fun, quick, and humble. The waitress was authentic and interacted well with the children.Special Features:
- Great first visit!OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 3/3/2013For our first visit, my wife and I took the children and we are happy we did so. Everyone had a great time and unlike previous restaurants of this type I have visited, there were no non-cook tables! Food was excellent. Chef was very entertaining. Highly Recommended! We will definitely be back.Special Features:
- Great entertainment and specialJohnnyDined on 2/21/2013Great entertainment and special occasion experience.Special Features:
- This place never disappoints.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/16/2013This place never disappoints. We're even thinking about taking our 4yo granddaughter next time.Special Features:
- Visit 13 Feb 2013OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/16/2013We had a group of seven that was seated at the middle table that has a post that is right in the way of conversation. The hostess re-seated us to another table. Food was good, priced on the higher side of what I expect on S. Hill but had a great experience. On a side note, our car was broke into when we parked on the east side of the building (backside of building from Meridian on Y's side), found out from the Puyallup police that this is a common problem with this parking area.
- I love this place. It's notOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/15/2013I love this place. It's not the first time I have eaten there but it won't be my last. You get entertainment while waiting for your food. I recommend this place to anyone.Special Features:
- disastrous Valentine's dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/14/2013Let's start by saying I don't think what I experienced was their regular service. With that, in mind, please read on. Two weeks ago, my fiancée said she was making reservations for Valentine's Day dinner and asked if I would like Iron Chef. Having been there once previous for a birthday, I thought - why not? My fiancée is all about creating memories. We live 10 minutes from this place on a bad-traffic night. Our reservations were for 7:30 pm, so we checked in at 20 after 7. The place was packed- as was to be expected for Valentine's dinner. There's enough space for about 160 people at the grill tables. The waiting area was also packed. We were told it would be about 10-15 minutes. A group of 7 checked in just after us. 30 minutes passed
- We had reservations and wasOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 1/26/2013We had reservations and was seated right away, but then waited almost 40 minutes for a chef. I found the food almost tasteless.Special Features:
- Save yourself the tripOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/19/2013Had 2 $25. gift cards for my husband and myself and they would only take one. No hostess stand with someone to greet you or any where to really sit while you wait for your table. On our opentable note I alos put it was our anniversary and the resturant didn't even acknowledge it. I was not impressed the least and will give my other coupon away instead of going back. Atmosphere was loud and distracting. If you want a quite nite with someone do not go here. This place is good for large groups or a girls night out. Would not recomendSpecial Features:
- Fun AtmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 1/4/2013Nice restaurant and fun atmosphere. Entertainment built in. A little over priced for families but still a great special occasion place.Special Features:
- Iron chef was wonderful. WeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/31/2012Iron chef was wonderful. We have been There many times before they never disappoint.Special Features:
- Quality food with the gimmicks!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/25/2012Not just a show but great quality food as well. Service was top notch and the show was great.Special Features:
- We always enjoy the food here,OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/25/2012We always enjoy the food here, both the preparation and the actual eating. The servers are always friendly and prompt.Special Features:
- We went to Iron Chef for my.birthdaOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/15/2012We went to Iron Chef for my.birthday and it was great! The service was wonderful and thefood was delicious. It is a little pricey, but worth it if you can afford iSpecial Features:
- I have been to Iron Chef 3OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/19/2012I have been to Iron Chef 3 or 4 times now. The food is always pretty good, especially the sushi. My mom and I were really impressed with the honesty of one of the women working there. Apparently my mom handed her a $20 bill with another $20 stuck to it and the woman came running out to return the extra money to my mom just as we were walking out to the car. This I believe is the same woman who made extra effort to keep my 1 1/2 year old happy while we ate. Their interactions had everyone around us smiling and laughing so that made our dinner that much more enjoyable. So many reasons to love this place!Special Features:
- Excellent food and a greatOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/19/2012Excellent food and a great show all the while you are getting full of delicious food.Special Features:


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Presented with a photo of Ryan higher than Chace Crawford, 90210 readers offered up a bunch of entries for this week's caption contest.
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Prince William is the most popular royal in recent history and support for the monarchy is on a 20-year high, a poll reveals today.
William, 30, is well ahead of the Queen, his wife Kate and even Diana when people were asked to name two or three of their favourite members of the royal family.
He was mentioned by 62 per cent of respondents to a King's College London/Ipsos MORI survey. It is the highest rating achieved in the seven surveys the pollster has conducted since 1984.
The Queen was mentioned by 48 per cent, followed by Harry (36 per cent), the Duchess of Cambridge (23 per cent) and Charles (21 per cent). Diana's highest score over the past 30 years was 47 per cent.
Today's poll of 1,104 adults, conducted from November 10-13, shows how the younger royals have helped the Queen engineer a recovery in the popularity of the monarchy since the 1992 "annus horribilis" of divorces and scandals and Diana's death in 1997.
But it also suggests a willingness, particularly among younger Britons, for the succession to jump a generation and for the Queen to be followed by William rather than his 64-year-old father.
Charles's score was down from 50 per cent in 1984 and 38 per cent in 2001, while Camilla was mentioned by only two per cent. St James's Palace aides will hope the successful tour of Australia and New Zealand will kick start a revival in their ratings. Ipsos Mori director Roger Mortimore, professor of public opinion and political analysis at King's College London, said: "A lot of people would like the idea of William succeeding straight away. He is young and good looking and popular."
Young people were more likely to mention William while older respondents chose the Queen who is 86. Professor Mortimore said: "I think young people can see something of themselves in William and Kate. They can see the monarchy looking more modern than it did beforehand."
Next month William and Kate will start to establish their own power base away from Charles when their aides transfer from St James's Palace to Kensington Palace.
The couple, who will take on a greater number of royal engagements, already have a cottage in the palace grounds and will next year move into Princess Margaret's former apartment once refurbishment is complete.
The Queen ends her Diamond Jubilee year with nine in 10 Britons satisfied with the way she is doing her job and 79 per cent in favour of retaining the monarchy, with only 16 per cent backing a republic.
Her 90 per cent satisfaction rating is the highest in the past two decades and is more than double the 40 per cent ratings of David Cameron and Ed Miliband. But the poll shows how the popularity of her children has slumped as attention focuses on William, Kate and Harry.
Like Charles, the ratings of Princess Anne, Andrew and Edward have fallen by half or more over the past decade. Philip is unique among the older royals in seeing his popularity increase.
According to the survey there was a general sense that the royal family was too big a drain on the taxpayer. The Queen received £31 million this year for her official duties, excluding the cost of police protection and military ceremonies.
Some 52 per cent agreed that "the royal family should not receive as much money as it does", while 47 per cent disagreed.
However, the long-term future of the monarchy appears safe. Six in 10 believe Britain will have a monarchy in 50 years, and 42 per cent believe it will survive 100 years.
Professsor Mortimore said: "After a rocky period in the Nineties, public support for the monarchy and the Queen now looks as strong as it has been for many years.
"Most of the public now expect the monarchy to survive well into the future and that is probably the best guarantee that it will do so."
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Georgia Colderwood, 25, risk analyst from Earl's Court: "They have loosened up a bit and the Kate and William thing is beautiful. It's a really nice love story. They seem more normal than before, especially Harry. Plus Kate isn't aristocratic. That makes them more relatable. There was also the wedding and the way they opened it up to everyone."
Jess Vickers, 26, nurse from Australia living in Shoreditch: "I think for many people the royal family is a means of escapism. The Jubilee and royal wedding increased their popularity, but, for me, they are not very relevant. We have become a more merit-based society. I feel what we do and how hard we work is more important."
Junor Souza, 23, dancer with the English National Ballet, from Notting Hill: "I think the royals are amazing. I have danced at Buckingham Palace — it was incredible to be inside. The young royals have more energy to do things. Everyone respects the Queen too because she has been doing her job for so long."
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started her first full-time position this summer as a Librarian at the Adams Street branch of the Boston Public Library after working as an intern through Americorps at the Jamaica Plain branch, and most recently at the Education Resource Center library at Boston College.
"Working at the Jamaica Plain Branch and Boston College was a lot of fun. [The experience] made me feel like youth services in a public library was what I wanted to do," Meaghan Schwelm said.
The 33-year-old Jamaica Plain resident graduated this past May from Simmons College with a masters in Library Science.
"Since I worked full time while I was going to school I did stretch it out and attended Simmons for four years, but that allowed me to get a lot more valuable experience working in libraries," said Schwelm. "I do think with as much as I learned a lot from the great professors I had at Simmons you really do learn more on the job."
Since working at the Adams Street branch, Schwelm has run a few science summer reading programs as well as Tuesday morning preschool story time.
"I think children are incredibly creative people who are very curious and open to trying new things and it's very wonderful to be around them," said Schwelm.
Recently Schwelm organized an outdoor story time event in Hemenway Park on Adams Street.
"It was a huge success. It looked like there were about 50 kids," said Schwelm. "We read a lot of stories, played games and sang, so we were constantly moving which is an important way of keeping the kids interactive and active. I think they had a great time."
The experience Schwelm gained from her Children's Literature course at Simmons College set a strong base for her coming to the Adams Street library.
"In the course we looked a lot at fiction and non-fiction which exposed me to a lot of great authors and illustrators, some who I wasn't familiar with yet. So when coming to the library I've been able to learn so much more quickly with choosing books for story time and doing reference for the children or planning a program," said Schwelm.
Looking ahead, Schwelm hopes to work more with the community and get feedback on the new creative ideas she has in store for the upcoming months. She also wants like to utilize the garden space at the library to add a children's garden.
"You get to be more creative in a public library. I think it's a place that fosters creativity in children and that's something that's very important to me so I want to be a part of that," said Schwelm.
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Started by audrey_hepburn , Feb 21 2013 11:12 AM
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Posted 21 February 2013 - 11:12 AM
Just wondering when your little one started using spoons/forks by themselves. DS can put the spoon in his mouth by himself but can't scoop anything out of a bowl and he still has no idea about a fork. He is 15months so I thought he should be able to use them a bit better by now or am I hoping for too much?
Posted 21 February 2013 - 11:16 AM
DS1 was about 18 months when he got the hang of it, DD is 23 months and still hasn't got the idea.
It varies from child to child. I wouldn't worry about it.
Posted 21 February 2013 - 11:24 AM
Mine is 15mths also and pretty much the same. I havent given him the fork since he nearly poked his eye out and it was only one of those plastic baby ones.
The spoon he is just about getting the hang of getting stuff on it and getting it into the mouth. Often it comes back out with the food still on it.
Just keep giving it to bubs, showing how to use it and encouragement. I am hoping by 18mths he gets the hang of it himself. Not sure what age they are supposed to do it though.
Posted 21 February 2013 - 12:56 PM
DD has been using the spoon to feed herself easy stuff like yoghurt for about a month without our help until the very end. If we put her dinner or a spoon or fork she will feed herself from there. She can't get more solid food onto the fork herself though. She just turned one
Just keep giving him lots of opportunities with it
Posted 21 February 2013 - 01:01 PM
My 18mo boy is a cracker with the spoon - can feed himself a whole bowl of weetbix for example. He's ok with a fork - gets the concept but can't quite stab anything yet.
They're all different :-)
Posted 21 February 2013 - 01:14 PM
At 14m my DD was competently using a spoon to eat foods such as porridge without mess. But she'd had lots of opportunity to practice.
Posted 21 February 2013 - 01:14 PM
DS started using a fork for his soft fruits just before he turned one. He got the hang of it very quickly, partly because we gave him a child size stainless steel one with sharp prongs, and also because the fruits are pretty easy to pierce and he loves his fruits to bits. Have you tried using the baby forks yourself? It's quite tricky to get anything on it! Even the stainless steel ones with rounded prongs. We did watch him like a hawk in the beginning though, in case he stabbed himself in the eyes or mouth.
We eat a lot of rice here so he started using spoon around 15 mo and I think it took about 3 months before he stopped making a big mess. He is 2 and we still get bits of rice here and there but at least it's not half the bowl anymore.
Posted 21 February 2013 - 01:18 PM
DD could use a spoon reasonably well from about 12 months. The fork suddenly 'clicked' for her around 19 months and she's great at stabbing things!
At 22 months she's just started to become interested in using a knife, though I can't really say she cuts much with it!
She has been trying chopsticks since around 12 months, but apart from a few lucky things that stay on, these are mostly used for stabbing.
Posted 21 February 2013 - 01:38 PM
Spoon at 13 months and fork at about 18 months. She was holding a spoon at mealtimes from 11 months and a fork from about 13 months once we realised she could use the spoon. She was also BLW'd so quite intent on feeding herself.
Agree that you need to give them a decent fork - the plastic ones with rounded edges ain't gonna stab anything!
Also suggest a metal teaspoon for spoon use, coupled with foods that stick to the spoon. Baby spoons seem to be really shallow. The day spoons clicked for DD was the day I gave her a metal teaspoon to eat risotto with - the risotto stuck to the spoon really well.
She still uses her hands when that is more efficient. She's nearly 2. I'm not worried.
Posted 21 February 2013 - 01:56 PM
Gee, I must be a bit slack. My DS at 17 months can use a spoon when I put the food on it first. I wouldn't give him a whole plate of food as he would throw it around - and cereal would be a disaster. Should I just bite the bullet and deal with the mess for a few months or can it wait until later?
He likes the fork to eat of and also to comb his hair and stab his head - so we don't use that anymore...
Posted 21 February 2013 - 06:52 PM
DS 14 months can be pretty good with a spoon and a fork when he feels like it, and has been for about three months now. However, often it's more fun to throw things around, and it's amazing how much further you can throw food when it's on a spoon!
We use a cheap pastry fork and tea spoons. The kids' sets are pretty much useless, I find. DS does so much better with a proper set.
Posted 21 February 2013 - 06:57 PM
DS is 14mo and is just starting to use a spoon himself but is fairly useless! He is great with his hands though. DD was very neat and very good at both spoon and fork from quite early on.
He'll get the hang of it. No rush!
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Jordan Palmer: Palmer's grip on the No. 2 role is loose, at best. And with each interception and each unimpressive practice, the door opens wider for his competitors. So far, through two days of camp, the 30-year-old hasn't necessarily struggled with his understanding of the offense. But his anticipation and accuracy have been inconsistent and his arm strength has been uninspiring.
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