Machinery downtime often starts with a small problem. A conveyor shakes. A gearbox runs hot. A loader makes a grinding sound. A production line slows down. These issues might look minor at first, but one worn bearing often creates a much larger … [Read more...]
Archives for July 2026
Bizzarrini Auctions in Monterey
July 21, 2026 By Leave a Comment
by Mike Gulett - As I was browsing the RM Sotheby’s web site looking for the Aston Martin DB GT Zagato they reportedly have for auction I came across not one but two Bizzarrini examples for auction in Monterey. They both look to be rare … [Read more...]
The Small Screwdrivers Every Classic Car Restoration Actually Runs On
July 21, 2026 By Leave a Comment
Ask anyone restoring an old car what tool they reach for most and you'll get a wrong answer. They'll say sockets, or a breaker bar, or something with heft to it. Then watch them work for a day. It's a small screwdriver, over and over, and half of … [Read more...]
Evidence That Shapes the Outcome of a Personal Injury Lawsuit
July 21, 2026 By Leave a Comment
An injury lawsuit may be decided by how convincingly the evidence assigns responsibility when fault is disputed. Rhode Island follows a comparative negligence rule: an injured person can still recover when partly at fault, but the award is reduced … [Read more...]
Proving Negligence: The True Foundation of Any Injury Claim Today
July 21, 2026 By Leave a Comment
An injury claim starts with pain, disruption, and often medical uncertainty. Yet compensation depends on proof, not sympathy alone. Negligence gives that proof a legal shape by tying conduct to harm. The core elements are duty, breach, causation, and … [Read more...]
Painting Bizzarrini into Automobile History
July 17, 2026 By 1 Comment
by Wallace Wyss - Car artists have their favorites, sometimes too much. They like Porsches but hate Mercedes, or they like Italian cars but hate German cars. It’s like that. Having been a car artist since 2009, I gravitated toward Italian cars … [Read more...]
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