Karen Field
Karen Field is editor-in-chief of Design News. Email her your examples of products that somehow slipped by the QC cops for Design News' Made by Monkeys blog!
Title: Design News Editor-in-Chief
Email: kfield@reedbusiness.com
Made by MonkeysLink This | Email This | Comments (0) Misdirected Directions: The Baby Food LabelJon Titus sends in this seal from a baby food jar with one extremely helpful warning on it. Glad they included the 800 number, just in case! MoreGadget FreakLink This | Email This | Comments (0) Cool Motor Kits for Future EngineersGreetings fellow gadgeteers! In this blog post, I will take a look at some electronics projects for kids. Like many of you, I have kids that are at that impressionable age where they can hopefully be steered towards an honorable life spent in a field such engineering, science, or plumbing, and away from such disreputable activities as ticket scalping or lawyering. To that end I present some... MoreMade by MonkeysLink This | Email This | Comments (23) I Feel an EMF Headache Coming On!Eek! “EMF (electromagnetic waves) are everywhere, in your home, office, car … all electronic equipment radiate them. In addition, radio stations, cell phones, satellite communications also operate via EMF waves. Some products that generate EMF are computers, hair dryers, heating pads, microwave ovens, and cell phones, and many more. Some common symptoms of EMF exposure are... MoreLink This | Email This | Comments (9) Update: Chinese Knock-offsIn a recent blog post, Chinese Knock-offs Move Beyond Gucci Bags , I described how some high-end Italian machinery makers are seeing copies of their equipment pop up in China. They’re fighting back through technical innovation, lower-cost manufacturing, service, and quality. But it made me wonder what sort of legal recourse they have, if any? I asked Thomas Babel, an attorney... MoreSherlock OhmsLink This | Email This | Comments (3) The Adventure of the "Special" Oil Refinery ProductWarning: Details provided in this case may be NSFW. By Charles R. Picek, Contributing Writer Back in the 1940s, I began my Chemical Engineering career as a Junior Engineer at a Texas oil refinery. My first day on the job, I was given a clipboard and was told to go check the levels on all the tanks in the storage lot (there were 30 or so). The lot was large enough that I could only make... More |
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