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Except they updated the game again since that. Game version now ends in .4

If you get the mod that installs the EFLC vehicles into the normal GTA IV, you can uses police3 and police4. Use a traffic spawner to get them in traffic. I can get police pursuits with a mix of police, police2, police3, police4, fbi, noose and polpatriot. Creates a nice mix.

When I was Middle/High school, I used to cut lawns (Classic, something like $25 per acre works nice, most people will know their yard size and giving a rate per acre will make you sound more sophisticated for your age and more likely to take you seriously. Remember buying gas is a priority when cutting lawns.), lay brick patios, fix the local older people in the area's computers (You'd be surprised, many people in the 50s and older are willing to give $50 just for simple fixes, upgrades and repairs, clean people's yards (I never clean other's houses as I've never liked being in random people's houses out of nowhere. Many older families whom's kids have moved away can no longer do the work themselves and appreciate the help. Don't ask for money from them, do a good job, after a few times I can almost guarantee they eventually will offer you money.) Wash cars (This is a good one.) Heck, I even filmed football practices and games for the local high school when I was old enough to work. I made nearly 2 grand working 6 hours a day in the early summer, 3 hours a day 3 days a week during the football season and 4 hours for each game for 2 months. (Plus I did extra like film like Freshmen games for the Freshmen coaches and JV games which normally are never filmed got me bonuses on top of the hours. Trick is to do what you can and know how to do and do it for a reasonable price. There is always someone near by (Well as long as its semi populated where you are) that remembers being in the same sort of situation growing up and is willing to return the favor to the next generation, and remember where your older and if you have some money you can spend, to try to return the favor to the next generation as well.

Actually when they go through an area, they normally get the whole state on alert and you end up with 400 miles of police cars. Slows the casually speeds down, and brings in some revenue to the jurisdictions they go through. If you watch more of their videos, you'll see they try to avoid passing other vehicles with too much speed difference. They normally keep the fast driving to when they have a wide opening. They normally travel in the 80-90s. Honestly that is how fast the entire left lane is during morning rush hour around where I live.

Nothing like Northeast Ohio, One day its -12 with -35 degree windchills in the morning, with a High of 2 degrees. 6 months later, its 95-98 degrees with 95% humidity. The the yearly temp range really screw up your immune system. When its above 85 outside, everyone complains. When its below 40 outside, everyone complains. But hey, at least we sometimes get 50ish days of full, cloudless sunshine a year.

I've had 2 hard drive controller cards catch on fire before. All you need is something to fail, cause a short and something near it to burn (Such as dust or plastic.) Low voltage electronic's fires can draw well under 15 or 20 amps. The last harddrive to do that, lit on fire, cause a BSOD since it was the boot drive, however the computer was still powering on, even after I thought restarting the system would fix it til I opened the case and found the burn marks and small fire still going. (I have a very poor sense of smell.) That was back in 2007. My wireless routers are both running around 120-130F surface temps so one lighting on fire isn't actually much of a surprise to me. Curious if you had ever blown the dust out of the modem before? Or has it just be left alone its whole life?

As I live in Ohio... Ohio is the eastern most Mid-west State.