Looks to me like theres a station just out of the frame to the right. The crossing guards seem to be motioning an all-clear in that direction after they get everything off the tracks.
If there was a place for a couple dedicated guards, a place where a train has to ramp up and get rolling seems like a good one.

Yeah that first picture really put me off, I think- it looks like the whole front bumper is just hanging there, like it had its bottom jaw blown off, exposing the carbon fiber tendons hiding underneath.
The rear bumper lips up in a weird way as well, and the front and rear overhangs feel too small in proportion to the…

It looks like the front end, side skirts, and rear end all disagreed on what the actual ride height was going to be...
The front end on its own looks like it missed them memo about this being a sedan instead of a crossover.
Basically all I see is a dodge dart with the hood and front bumper of a Porsche Cayenne taped on.

Right because theres never been issues with rampant racism and sexism and homophobia in traditional athletics.

UHM I think the obvious answer is a Pontiac Aztek with the included tent.

Yeah this is old news- they fixed this.

Did he push the Edge, which was burning, or the Fiesta with the people inside?
Your article conflicts with itself and the headline

A family member of mine was a chemical engineer who consulted on a hush-hush project for a major american automaker in the late 90's to develop an emissions cheat device for gasoline engines that worked on a similar principal to DEF, but would be in a small, non-replaceable tank hidden in the vehicle capable of…

Oh man I was in the exact same situation. Spilled milk on my old mesh office chair- it was in the foam. I didn’t even bother trying to clean it.

Went to Staples the next day with some friends. We walked into the field of chairs and on the opposite corner was two gaudy-as-hell gamer chairs finished in black faux leather…

The real problem here is the diminishing return of improving MPG numbers and the inherent flaw of using that metric...

Seems like the best orientation would be to rotate it 90° so the motion from first to second is from left to right, and the gears get higher towards the back seat.

Yeah I realized after I posted that I accidentally pigeon-holed myself into the argument that the solution is lucio and ana getting healing buffs...
The issue responsible for the disproportionate pick/win rate for mercy could also easily be solved by nerfing Mercy’s (and Moira’s) healing down to Ana and Lucio tier. My…

That’s a really excellent point. I wouldn’t be surprised if she got a little more well rounded either. It’ll be interesting to see where Moira will go in the future, too!

I think we agree tangentially...
Mercy wasn’t really being used to an obnoxious degree until Ana and Lucio had their healing nerfed... thats when Mercy started to be a problem. Blizzard, who I agree absolutely knows more about this than I do and whom I DO trust to ultimately make the right decision, saw this as a…

Yes, but as a HEALER he was nerfed, which is my extended point vis a vis healing being a critical team component and the pool of competitive healers being reduced affecting the accuracy of a win rate/pick rate model.

For a DPS or a Tank, maybe- but when you narrow the field of competitive support heroes with repeated nerfs of COURSE a trend of increased pick and win rate will occur for the remaining competitive healers.
When there’s 15-odd DPS and only 4 heals-focused support, you can’t use the same metrics to determine balance,…

I think this is an endemic issue stemming from how Blizzard looks at the numbers and decides who’s OP- that is, they look at pick rate on a competitive level.
Ana getting picked constantly? Must be OP! NERF
Lucio getting picked 90+% of games? Must be OP! NERF
Mercy on every team, every game? Must be OP! NERF
And this…

I’m actually about to do just this on my ‘04 Acura.
I think something really important to add is that there’s a lot more diagnosing to do before you tear the door panel apart.|}

Go to the malfunctioning door and lean in real close and hit the electric lock/unlock button a couple times... you’ll either hear something…

Glad you picked up on my sarcasm. Always makes my day.

My guess is rushed production.