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There's a protest going on now: http://www.11alive.com/news/article/298840/8/Demonstrators-protest-in-front-of-the-Seminole-County-Criminal-Justice-Center Police scanner thing that was linked to me by a friend: http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/14479

Then there's a conflict between ELS V7 and Siren Control Tool. The problem is that ELS V7 uses its own siren system, not GTA IV's native system. Siren Control Tool uses GTA IV's native system, which is why it is playing the horn. In this case there is no way to scroll through tones automatically every few seconds.

Siren Control Tool

..........................that's the point. Sum Ting Wong (something wrong), Wi Tu Lo (we too low), Ho Lee Fuk (holy fuck), Bang Ding Ow (noises I guess).

You can't blame "America." It was an intern, most likely a college student as internships are generally done in college, doing something he wasn't supposed to do. The news probably contacted the NTSB and he was the one who picked up the phone.

1) Park the cars in the spots you want them in 2) While in the vehicle, open Simple Native Trainer and go to Car Options. Open "Car Load/Save" on the bottom of the second page 3) Save the car to Slot 1 4) Repeat for every vehicle, putting each one in a different slot 5) Next time you start the game, go back to Car Load/Save and make sure "Load Near Player" is disabled. 6) Either load each slot individually or use the load all cars option.

I have the disk because I bought it before I started using Steam. If I were to buy it now, I'd buy it on Steam.

If you got it from steam, it is automatically updated. You shouldn't have to install the patch.

From ELS User Guide.

I like GIMP, it's free and easy to use. Paint.NET is good too, but I prefer GIMP.

Money. If they say that GTA V will be coming out on PC now, then a lot of PC gamers will wait for that. If they do not say that it's coming to PC, then a lot of people who play on PC and consoles will buy it for console when it comes, then possibly buy it again later for PC.

This is the first thing I thought of when I saw the topic's title: lol But seriously, that's a really cool light that I would definitely like to see on a car.

Check out this different lightbar on the bottom left, like the one in the artwork above:

2002 Acura RSX

Just have to wait and see what comes in future updates...

That is very odd. I have no idea how to fix that either. You could try reloading scripts while you are in game (open the console with ~, the key left of 1 and above tab then type reloadscripts). If that doesn't help, and re-installing everything doesn't help, then you will have to force duty by pressing CTRL-P and change your player model with a trainer (Simple Native Trainer, for example).

Since you probably don't have a command line, try making one. 1) Open Notepad and type: -width 1600 -height 900 2) Save it as "commandline.txt" to your desktop 3) Move it to your main GTA IV directory (where GTAIV.exe is) The problem is that GTA IV must be resetting your resolution every time you start. When you change the resolution, the scripts don't realize it, making the PHelper skin and the LCPDFR text in the middle of the screen. Another solution could be to open the console with ` (key to the left of 1 and above Tab) and type "reloadscripts" after you change the resolution every time so the scripts know what resolution you're using, but the above way will be more convenient in the future.

IPhone 6GS. JK (obviously). IPhone 4S. I like the IPhone's simplicity. The IPhone does what I want it to do, and probably more. The only things I use it for are Google Chrome (LCPDFR.com and searching things on the go), YouTube, Five-O Radio App (police scanner), social media (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn), and normal phone things (texting, phone calls).

No, he doesn't mean DLC. He means updates. There's a difference.

Well I definitely agree that the dog could have been trained to not attack. If it's heavily trained by someone who trains K-9 unit dogs or something. It's not easy to train something out of its nature. It's like how a mother will protect her children; it's just nature. And if you get a Rottweiler, you usually don't want it to be passive like that when you're in a situation where you could be harmed. I wouldn't consider being detained a "normal moment." In the eyes of a dog (who also was just put away in the car) watching the police touch and move its owner, it could appear to be agressive. Really, any breed of dog would have done the same thing. It's just in a dog's nature (which I can't tell if you agree with or not since you seem to bounce between saying dogs aren't born being protective and need to be trained to do that to that dogs need to be trained out of being protective). A dog will protect its owner. Yes, they can be trained to only act in the right situation. It's the difference between just a casual conversation and a threatening one. I'm sure that dog realized that the police were not there to just talk politely to the guy. It appeared to the dog that the situation was a threatening one. Edit: But as you said, we will have to agree to disagree. And, yeah, the guy does need to learn how not to get arrested.

Wikipedia is a good source for information if you check the sources. The sources for the information I quoted are this and this. The first one is the American Kennel Club and the second is a scientific journal, both reliable. This attack wasn't at random. If those officers did not detain the owner then the dog would not have attacked them. If you really believe that a dog should be trained to know the difference between someone putting its owner in danger and its owner being arrested then you do that. I know I won't since it seems quite pointless. Have those "qualified dog trainers and dedicated owners" been able to train a dog to defend when its owner needs defense and to stay away when he's being arrested? The dog didn't listen to its owner when he told it to back off, but it was already in defense mode and once you get a dog worked up, it can be difficult to calm them down. Especially while handcuffed. If I was living in that area I would want my Rotty to still protect me, so I wouldn't train it to just ignore everyone.

Alpha download coming next week! http://policetacticsgame.blogspot.com.br/2013/07/officer-on-duty.html

"It has an inherent desire to protect home and family" "A 2008 study surveying breed club members found that while Rottweilers were average in aggressiveness (bites or bite attempts) towards owners and other dogs, it indicated they tend to be more aggressive than average towards strangers. This aggression appears correlated with watchdog and territorial instincts." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rottweiler "Inherent" and "instincts" are things that are natural, not taught. Yes the dog could have been trained to never defend or anything with extreme obedience training but then it isn't a Rottweiler anymore. Obviously he shouldn't have had the dog out there with him, but it doesn't appear that the dog is poorly trained.

That dog did not "get amped up when interacting with other people," it was defending its owner. If it couldn't handle being around people then it would have been going nuts the entire time it was outside. As the family member of someone who has owned multiple Rotties, I would know that they tend to be protective. Even the best trained Rottweiler will attack someone who is threatening its owner.