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Which fork next?

Silverware I loved this: In a piece distributed by the Scripps Howard News Service, job search consultant Marvin Walberg writes about job-hunting table manners and gives us a link to a "Did You Know?" page on what all those multiple forks and spoons are for! It does glassware, too. It's sort of like MapQuest for mealtimes.

(Memorize. Do not take a place-setting map to dinner and keep it in your lap.)

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