/tags/product/Recent content in Product on Gromet's Plaza ArchiveHugoen-usSun, 10 May 2015 00:00:00 +0000/stories/2015/05/10/bottling-problems/Sun, 10 May 2015 00:00:00 +0000/stories/2015/05/10/bottling-problems/<p>This morning started like it would be a wonderful spring day. The sun was warm, not a single cloud in the sky, birds singing and the smell of nature growing again. As I entered the building, I had no idea how bad it would turn. I started by reading my email and some websites about technology news before removing my high heels and putting on my safety shoes. I am an engineer. Not an easy job in manufacturing as there is a lot of sexism. Every guy on the floor who doesn&rsquo;t know me tries to tease me or worst harass me. I quickly shut them off except for a few of them and those really don’t like it when I get to them. It is the only way to get respected in that almost exclusively male environment when you measure only 5 feet 2 inches.</p>/stories/2013/04/03/interview-with-a-doll/Wed, 03 Apr 2013 00:00:00 +0000/stories/2013/04/03/interview-with-a-doll/<p>Last month I had the pleasure of interviewing Tessa Inhyeong, a member of the Living Doll product line made by Loving Toys Inc. For those of you unfamiliar with this line of dolls allow me to give a quick rundown of how they&rsquo;re made: One of three women; Lin Inhyeong (the founder of the company); Ingrid Docka; Dianne Putula; is impregnated by a male silicone love doll that was, at one point, a living person (Don&rsquo;t worry folks, the change is voluntary). Once the woman becomes pregnant she goes through an accelerated pregnancy taking only three months and gives birth to – by all appearances – a normal baby girl.</p>