The slot allows the keyring, and its mass, to move off the centerline of the key cylinder and act as a lever arm.

The headline is confusing because it's wrong. It's like one of those SAT questions.

"But what the hell are you going to do in Windsor that you can't do in Detroit? "

I just went through this yesterday with my 4th grader. Yes, the third question is basically algebra; but the math curriculum doesn't teach the basic algebra skills, like how to rearrange equations to isolate variables until later.

In the real market, "GM eked out a $125 million profit, beating out most estimates" is better than "Hyundai was below analyst estimates at $1.86 billion".

Never mind.

Nonsense. Here's The Voice of Harold's Official Restarting Your Car While Going Down the Road Guide:

Seat belt pre-tensioners. They tie into the restraint system and use a small pyro device to take up seatbelt slack fast enough to lock the inertial wheel.

It always bothered me that the arrow in this Northwest livery pointed northeast.

The Longfellow bridge in Boston.

The Cut River bridge, on US-2 between Epoufette and Brevort.

So, as I'm driving; I see the bear running parallel with the road on the other side of the guardrail, well up ahead of me. I slow way down, and just as I get to ~25, it jumps the guardrail right in front of me.

I once hit a black bear on that stretch of road.

Yes! And one other point I was trying to make or should have made, is that following due process is important because it will eliminate the possibility of a conviction being overturned on a technical point of law.

My comments aren't about rape, but about the system that protects all of our rights.

Um, no; but that's a very nice strawman you constructed out of my argument.

First, I reject "To defend the defendant in rape cases is to attack the victim. It cannot be any other way". That's the fallacy of bifurcation; and the logical conclusion is that anybody accused of rape is not entitled to any legal defense *at all*.

I would like to apologize for my unclear statement. I, personally, was not concern trolling for the accused; or at least I didn't mean to.

One clarification:

Yes, pre-production vehicles have VINs, and for a lot of reasons. The most obvious is that, despite what's happening to these Vipers; they are actually "titled" and insured.