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An IV style trainer for GTA VC & III with a full trainer chaos mod and various other useful and/or fun features. Currently undergoing a full rewrite, use the old version if you want to use it in VC or have features that haven't been implemented into the new version yet.

I think you can use the trainer with the Steam version.

I used the RSG trainer with GTA 3 DE on Steam and that one worked. You just need to select the .exe file in your Steam folder and you should be OK.

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I have GTA vice city and I recently tried using the GTA vice city ultimate trainer (both the latest and the older versions one by one). The problem I'm facing is that whenever I use the hot keys to activate the infinite health, infinite armour, bullets, etc, the game crashes and reports an unhandled exception namely c0000005. However, when I use the trainer to spawn cars it works alright. I tried pizzadox +10 trainer but the problem with it is that there's no way to get stuff back to normal (such as infinite car damage) once you have activated it.

If I remember correctly you said this was a Warezed version of the game in your last topic. If that's the case you should try using a legal copy (or simply see if the game has in-game cheats, most games of this type do and those are easier than trainers if you're into that sort of thing).

Known as one of the top athletic trainers in the National Football League, Rick Burkholder enters his 11th season with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2023 and his sixth serving as the club's Vice President of Sports Medicine and Performance. Following his promotion in 2018, he continued to oversee the athletic training staff and added the team's strength and conditioning and equipment departments to his responsibilities.

After his term, Burkholder has continued to be recognized for his service to both the Chiefs and the field. In 2023, Burkholder was honored for his work with his induction into the National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA) Hall of Fame. He was also inducted into the Pennsylvania Athletic Training Hall of Fame (2016).

In 2022, he added two more honors to his resume. The first being his NATA Service Award as recognition for his contributions to the athletic training profession as a volunteer at the local and state levels. Burkholder is actively involved in the Kansas City community, particularly with youth sports, having given educational presentations on concussions and heat and hydration as part of The University of Kansas Health System Sports Medicine and Performance Center. In 2013, he was a part of a football safety clinic geared specifically for moms at The University of Kansas Health System Training Complex. Burkholder also currently sits on the athletic trainers advisory group and served on the head, neck and spine committee and the return to play task force, all of which address the treatment and prevention of concussions in the sport. ATSA recipients have been involved in professional associations, community organizations, grassroots public relations efforts and service as a volunteer athletic trainer.

In February 2022, he earned the Fain-Cain Memorial Award for 2021 Outstanding NFL Athletic Trainer of the Year. The Fain-Cain award is named for Dr. Thomas E. Cain and Dr. Robert H. Fain, both long time team physicians for the then-Houston Oilers. The award was established shortly after Dr. Cain's death and Dr. Fain's retirement. Both physicians exhibited long term commitments to the NFL and exemplary performances. The award is given annually to an NFL athletic trainer who manifests these traits and is presented to the PFATS member who best reflects the virtues of a certified athletic trainer and displays the highest level of professionalism.

In back-to-back years, Burkholder received prestigious awards for his work on the field. First in 2017 he became just the second person and first athletic trainer to receive the NATA's President's Award, honoring his contribution to the profession after earning the NATA Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer Award in 2016. He and his staff were recognized by their peers following the 2010 season, being named the NFL's top training staff for the year.

Before joining the Eagles training staff, he spent six seasons as an assistant athletic trainer with the Pittsburgh Steelers and three seasons as an assistant football athletic trainer at his alma mater, the University of Pittsburgh. A 1987 Pittsburgh graduate, Burkholder went on to earn his master's degree in athletic training from the University of Arizona where he spent two seasons as a graduate assistant and another as an assistant athletic trainer.

Burkholder is a certified athletic trainer and a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and the Pennsylvania Athletic Trainers Society, in addition to his membership in PFATS. While with Philadelphia, he served as the NFC head athletic trainer representative on the PFATS executive committee.

Burkholder first gained NFL experience serving as a summer intern with the New England Patriots training staff in 1986. He was influenced by his father, Richard, a long-time athletic trainer at Carlisle High School, and his mother, Nancy, a registered nurse. In 2003, Burkholder and his father were named distinguished alumni of Carlisle High School, and in 2013, Burkholder was honored with the Pennsylvania Athletic Trainers Society Distinguished Merit Award.

The 23-year-old has over 100 pairs of trainers meticulously stored in his home, all of them bought with money saved from his job in digital support for LUSH. In his collection are two pairs of 110s: the classic green neon you'll spot everywhere in Liverpool ("Scouse staples"), and a rarer No-Sew pair, without any stitching.

Jay Montessori, 49, is the co-owner of Transalpino, a Liverpool-born brand founded in 2015 to hunt down and sell deadstock or super-rare trainers. He told me 110s have always had a cult following in Liverpool, and could be cited as the shoe that turned the tide from adidas to Nike in the city.

"Scouse lads have always had their own insular look," he explained. "The 80s saw the birth of what is now known as the 'football casual' in Liverpool. In the 90s, it was the shell suit and white trainer thing, but the latest is lots of outdoor walking and mountain wear, with either wedge or long hair styles among the younger crew.

Jay has custom 110s that he wears on a daily basis, for "knocking around in", and Transalpino continues to get requests for special imports, declining to stock the "run of the mill versions" that trainer stores in Liverpool are "swamped with".

When I start the trainer I get an error message: "You are using a version of GTAVice the trainer was not designed for. This is UNSUPPORTED and may not function correctly", and it does indeed not function correctly.

I don't think it's a problem with the Steam version of the game, most likely with the OS. Personally I could never get those trainers to work, they always threw that kind of error, so I'm not sure. Try Windows XP/98 compatibility on VC and the trainer or something, but it could be something with the OS itself, even though I dunno what you're using.

I think it almost certainly is. The trainer worked flawlessly with the 1.1 patch. The steam version is patched on top of this. Needs to be downgraded to 1.1 for the trainer to work I believe. Which is difficult because I'm not aware of a downgrader anywhere. Manually doing it may not work due to Steam recognising it as out of date and subsequently auto-updating and overwriting it again.

I searched the google for your prob but i am afraid some mods and trainers wont work on the steam versions of the game and will only work on the retailed version of the game(available at stores) and the only patch available at R* website is for fixing the graphics. You have to manually enter all the creats.

Oh, fair point. Last time I tried the non-Steam version would have been on XP I think. In that case, could be a combination of both OS and non-Steam version. Anyone have alternative trainer recommendations?

Callaghan L, Thompson TP, Creanor S, et al. Individual health trainers to support health and well-being for people under community supervision in the criminal justice system: the STRENGTHEN pilot RCT. Southampton (UK): NIHR Journals Library; 2019 Dec. (Public Health Research, No. 7.20.)

Just before the research began, offenders were managed by either a NPS or a CRC. The latter was introduced in February 2015 and our proposal, in anticipation of this, aimed to recruit through CRCs and NPSs in two sites: Plymouth and Southampton. In the lead-up to the start of the study, health trainer support became available for offenders in Southampton; as a result, we had to seek an alternative second site. We chose Manchester because the University of Plymouth had an ongoing collaboration in another NIHR trial under way with the University of Manchester, but, to avoid delay, we set up recruitment only in the CRC.

Building on a previous single-site pilot trial to examine the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of health trainer support to help promote exercise-assisted reduction to stop smoking (the EARS trial),35 we explored how health trainers around the country interacted with offenders. Our PPI work also involved considerable engagement to inform the intervention and trial design. A significant adaptation to the EARS intervention took place to accommodate promoting the 5WWB and supporting changes in smoking, physical activity, alcohol consumption and diet for the STRENGTHEN study. be457b7860