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Why do disconnections happen in aq worlds?
What happen to aqworlds when you login it only shows the ptr sever with only for upgarded members.
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How can you get secret armor in aq world?
go kill lich in marsh and he will drop secret undead armor and you can sell for 100000gold or 5000 coins
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How do you improve your dexterity in aq worlds?
In order to improve a stat, you must enhance the weapon by going to one of the following: Ninja/Assassin Trainer Trainers (Warrior, Mage, Rogue, Healer) Cysero Each class has… certain enhancements. Mage, for example, focuses on Intellect. Healer has Intellect and Endurance, etc. In your case, go to the Trainers (the rogue) and Enhance your gear with the Rogue enhancements. After 4 level-ups, Go back to the rougue trainer and see if there are any stronger enhancements. Always return to the Rogue trainer. These enhancements can increase your dexterity stat dramatically. If all your gear is enhanced to a certain class, then you should be very powerful. My suggestion would be to use the dexterity boost on your rogue class and/or Ninja. Hope that helps. (MORE)
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Night terrors: A frightening sleep mystery
Many parents have the same experience. They are awakened to hear their child screaming and become frightened themselves when the youngster seems unable to wake from what seems… to be an unbearably intense bad dream. Welcome to the strange and little-understood world of night terrors. (MORE)
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Autism and Night Terrors
Is your autistic child a screaming, flailing, sleeper that is difficult to awake? Could they be experiencing night terrors?… (MORE)
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How the Night of Terror Led to Voting Rights for Women
Before the beginning of the First World War, a woman's duty was to stay at home and support the troops. It was improper for women to express negative opinions about the war or… about the president. November 15, 1917, would change this forever. On this night, the protests of a group of women against the war reached a boiling point. Many of them were severely injured or killed, but their actions got the attention of the masses. The Night of Terror brought these issues to the forefront and represents a pivotal role in women's history. A short time after Woodrow Wilson had been inaugurated for his second presidential term, the United Stated declared war on Germany. When the United States entered the war, members of the National Women's Party (NWP) picketed outside the White House to ask for the right to vote, known as suffrage. They were warned to discontinue their protests, but they would not. The police began arresting and jailing these women for their actions. Tensions continued to escalate and penalties grew stiffer. Eventually, the women were sentenced to 60 days in a workhouse that was known for cruelty. The conditions at the prison were horrid. Bedding was only washed once a year, and the women began protesting with hunger strikes. They were force-fed. All prisoners had to use the same soap and drink from a pail. They were fed a colorless gruel with worms floating on top. They were made to strip naked and march across an open area to the shower. They could not flush the toilet themselves and had to live in filthy conditions. On the night of November 15, 1917, several guards entered the prison and began kicking, beating, choking, pinching, and dragging the prisoners. They had been ordered to teach the women a lesson. They beat Lucy Burns, and chained her hands to the bars of her cell. Her hands were above her head and she was left bleeding and gasping for her breath. This abuse continued for several weeks. The Night of Terror was leaked to the media. This brought attention to how the women were treated. It also helped gain attention and sympathy for the NWP and their position on the right vote. However, the abuse continued for an additional two weeks after the media leak. Prison guards were determined to make their point. In 1918, the NWP shifted its emphasis from picketing to lobbying. Their lobbying efforts gained support in a way that would eventually make a difference. However, the events of November 15, 1917, helped to draw attention to the issue and raise public outcry. It served to fuel the fire that would eventually lead to the right to vote. The unfair and violent treatment of the women gained the attention they wanted. They were taken seriously after that point, which invariably helped their position. Their lobbying efforts finally met success on June 4, 1919, when Congress finally approved the amendment to the Constitution giving women the right to vote. The amendment was ratified on August 18, 1920. This victory is owed to the women that suffered through the Night of Terror and the weeks that followed. The Night of Terror was meant to punish the women protesters because they asked for the right to vote. The actions of the guards did not have the result that they had intended. When the media got word of what had happened to the women it caused public rage against the guards. It gained the suffrage movement sympathy and support from the public. This was a turning point in the right to vote for women. Almost three years after this date, women finally gained the right to vote. Women were allowed limited voting rights before 1869. It was in this year that the Constitution was amended in such as way that only men had the right to vote. Wyoming was the first state to allow women to vote after the 15th Amendment was passed. (MORE)
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Facts about Terror Birds
The era of massive reptiles, like dinosaurs and snakes, was dominated by numerous forms of terrifying carnivores. The group of creatures known as terror birds lived up to both… their names and prehistoric reputations, towering over the prey that they hunted. These carnivorous birds, which fall into a family known as Phosusrhacidae, are quite different from most modern avian species. The five facts that follow provide insight into the life of one of Earth's greatest terrestrial predators.The species known as terror birds haven't walked the earth in quite some time. The span of existence for the birds is estimated at about 62 to two million years ago, putting them in the Cenozoic era. Many of the fossils of these birds have been found in South America and the American states of Florida and Texas. Other specimens were located in Africa, but they have not been confirmed as true terror birds.Central to the imposing reputation of various terror birds was their size, which allowed them to dwarf much of the prey they encountered. Though some were two or three feet tall, others likely grew to a height of nearly 10 feet. The creatures also had large beaks, which resembled those of modern-day eagles and measured up to 18 inches in length. The largest skull recovered from a terror bird specimen is 28 inches in length, and the animals also wielded large feet and talons.Unlike some large creatures, terror birds did not lose a bit of agility with their exceptional stature and appearance. In fact, it is generally believed that the birds could run at speeds between 30 and 40 miles per hour when chasing down prey. In this way, these predatory runners were reminiscent of the raptors existing before them. After catching prey, terror birds would use the superior strength of their feet and jaws to overpower their potential meal.It may strike some as odd, but terror birds dominated terrestrial environments without a common avian trait: the ability to fly. Though they possessed wings, the birds were flightless, instead relying on their tremendous speed and size to overwhelm opponents. Even without appendages suitable for flight, they remained apex predators in their areas. In this way, the creatures differ from such modern birds of prey as eagles, falcons, and hawks.It's a well-known fact that many modern species are trumped in size by their prehistoric counterparts. This trend is followed by terror birds, which are believed to be related to the modern birds known as seriemas. Seriemas, which lie in the family of Cariamidae, are between two and three feet tall as adults. Seriemas are carnivorous, feeding on snakes, lizards, frogs, birds, rodents, and insects. Unlike terror birds, seriemas can fly for short distances, often roosting in trees; however, they seem to prefer foraging and moving along the ground.In modern times, there are numerous agile, intelligent birds of prey, all falling short of the legendary terror birds. At nearly ten feet tall and over 300 pounds in weight, these creatures may have been the largest predatory birds to ever live on Earth. In addition to size, the animals boasted incredible speed, making up for their lack of flight. Though they lived in an era known for dominant mammalian predators, they were, in fact, as threatening as any species of their time.The name of the family in which terror birds are placed, Phorusrhacidae, has unclear origins. First described in 1887, it is thought to have Greek influences. The words "rhacos," meaning scars or wrinkles, and "phoros," meaning bearer, were likely incorporated into the name "Phorusrhacidae." (MORE)
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Why Some Say the Government Fakes Terror to Rule Effectively
It may be difficult to believe the U.S. government would undertake a false terrorism campaign for its own purposes. Yet, as the saying goes, "truth is stranger than ficti…on," and the assertion of such a scheme is grounded in fact. In the 1960's, the Department of Defense devised a plan called Operation Northwoods. This plan entailed U.S. intelligence agencies to engage in terrorist activities on American soil in order to create public and international antagonism towards Cuba. While the plan was endorsed by the Joint Chiefs of Staff (the U.S. top military leaders), the proposal was ultimately rejected by President J. Kennedy. Still, there are many who believe that the U.S. government readily uses terrorism scares to shape and direct public opinion. Here's why...After the collapse of the Soviet Union and the Cold War ended, the U.S. found itself without a bogeyman to support the military's huge budget. As the military budget began to shrink and defense contractors started to feel the crunch, a new threat had to be found. As opposed to a nation state, which can change ideologies, this time the ethereal concept of terrorism became the enemy of choice. The war on terrorism subsequently revived the need for a large military force and the arms (i.e. defense contracts) that support it.Just because the government wants to expand the military, does not mean that the American public will simply accept this arrangement. After all, most folks are more concerned about social issues such as employment and medical care. Therefore, in order to control the minds of the public, a threat has to be invented that threatens the average citizen or at least their way of life indirectly. In this way, the public will support the government's focus on military expenditures. When it comes to international affairs, there is a lot of give and take in the various negotiations that take place between countries. Further, it is very possible a nation will not get what it is seeking. Such was the case with the U.S. efforts in the Middle East. The U.S. wanted a stable base of operations in the region and there were plenty of corporate interests in Iraq's oil. The American public was subdued into acquiesce by the supposed terrorist threat located there. Government officials, regardless of the type of ideology they operate under, typically hunger for more authority to carry out their policies. This point is particularly true in democracies. In order to pass legislation that curtails personal freedoms and expands government authority, it is necessary to get the public to willingly relinquish their rights. This is usually only achieved by instilling fear into the public and convincing them that new laws are needed to protect them. Such is the case with the threat of terrorism and the enactment of such measures as the Patriot Act and the having intelligence agencies legally spy on American citizens. With the threat of terrorism always looming, Americans become more occupied with the fight taking place to safeguard them, than with the social problems faced daily at home. In this regard, the issues of poverty, unemployment and unaffordable medical care, go unaddressed. Lawmakers invariably welcome such a shift in attention.Political leaders that are seen as protectors of American lives are able to invoke images of strength and resolve on the campaign trail. The one fact that helped President G.W. Bush win reelection was the manner in which he dealt with the ongoing war on terrorism. One of the primary reasons governments utilize false flag tactics is to marginalize and/or eliminate groups that it finds unfavorable. By in large, the war on terrorism has focused on Islam and Muslims (despite the fact that terrorism has historically manifested in various different guises). It's interesting to note that Islam was regarded as the fastest growing religion in America prior to the 9/11 attack and subsequent Muslim backlash that followed it. Politicians and officials within democratic governments have often felt that the laws that establish freedom can get in the way of desired policy initiatives. By feeding on the fears generated by the ghosts of terrorism, however, laws that normally protect citizens can be by-passed. It is acceptable, for example, for the U.S. government to kill Americans believed to be engaged in terrorist activities without the little matter of being innocent until proven guilty, a trial and several other rights that have be traditionally guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution and the rule of law. (MORE)
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The 10 Most Gruesome Acts of Terrorism Before 9/11
The September 11 attack on the World Trade Centre in 2001 resonates as the biggest terrorist act with a death toll of almost 3000 people. Terrorist attacks have grown and crea…ted havoc all over the world. However, terrorism is not a new phenomenon and has many incidents in the recent part. A list of ten events is compiled here.The massacre of Sri Lankan Police Officers was a mass murder killing 774 people conducted by the Members of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, a separatist organization.In 1978 a cinema was set on fire killing 470 people in Abadan, Iran. The government blamed Islamic militants while anti-Shah protesters blamed the intelligence service of the nation, SAVAK. Later it came to light that Islamic militants set the fire.At an altitude of 31,000 feet this flight on the Montreal-London-Delhi route was blown up by a bomb. It crashed into the Atlantic Ocean while in Irish airspace. A total of 329 people were killed, mostly Canadians of Indian ancestry. The main suspects were members of the Sikh militant group Babbar Khalsa. The attack was in retaliation against India for operation carried out by the Indian Army to expel several hundred Sikh militants squatting in the premises of the Golden temple.The Beirut bombings occurred during the Lebanese Civil War when two truck bombs struck separate buildings housing United States and French military forces. About 300 American and French servicemen died. The fundamentalist Shia group, Islamic Jihad, claimed responsibility for the bombings.The Russian apartment bombings were a series of explosions that hit four apartment blocks in Buynaksk, Moscow, and Volgodonsk killing 293 people and injuring 651. There is some speculation that the bombings had been carried out by the Russian secret service FSB (formerly KGB). The bombings caused the Russian Federation to launch the Second Chechen War. Islamic rebel groups in Chechnya denied responsibility of the bombings.Pan Am Flight 103 was in transatlantic flight from Frankfurt to Detroit via London and New York City and was bombed killing 270 people. Large sections of the aircraft crashed into Lockerbie, Scotland, killing 11 people. In 2001, a Libyan intelligence officer Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was jailed for the bombing. In 2003, Gaddafi accepted responsibility for the Lockerbie bombing.These 13 bomb explosions resulted in over 350 fatalities and 1200 injuries. The attacks were coordinated by Dawood Ibrahim, don of the Bombay-based international crime syndicate named D-Company and organized by Tiger Memon. Indian and Pakistani smugglers were also allegedly financing the operation. Indian authorities have also claimed the involvement of the Pakistani intelligence agency, Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).The MV Dara was a Dubai based passenger liner that travelled mostly between the Persian Gulf and the Indian subcontinent, carrying expatriate passengers employed in the Gulf States. The MV Dara sank in the Persian Gulf due to an explosion and 238 of the 819 persons on board died. The explosion is believed to have been caused by a deliberately placed explosive device, planted by an Omani rebel group or individual insurgents. However, no forensic evidence has come to light to prove the presence of a bomb.The United States embassy bombings were a series simultaneous truck bomb explosions in the East African cities of Dar es Salaam and Nairobi killing 237. The date of the bombings marked the eighth anniversary of the arrival of American forces in Saudi Arabia. The attacks attributed to members of the Egyptian Islamic Jihad. They brought Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri, and al-Qaeda, to the attention of the US. Bin Laden was placed on the FBI's its ten most-wanted fugitives list after the attacks.The French airline Union des Transports Aériens was a scheduled flight operating from Brazzaville in the People's Republic of the Congo, via N'Djamena in Chad, to Paris. A bomb explosion happened over the Sahara Desert killing 171 passengers. The fundamentalist Shia organization, Islamic Jihad, claimed responsibility for the attack. (MORE)
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How do you change password in aq worlds?
YOU CAN'T CHANGE IT. If you put forgot your password and put your e-mail you used for the account, it only shows you your present password.
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Where is the tax collector in AQ Worlds?
go to the king in swordhaven, then talk to him and ask him about the tax collector,then u will see the tax collector (which is a pig).
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Where do you buy wings in aq worlds?
Great Astral Wings-Dropped By Mana Falcon In Para Elemental Plane Of Magic (type /join elemental or Portal In Arcangrove) Gnosis Wings-Dropped By Mana Falcon (same Like Grea…t Astratl wings) White Feather Wings-100,000 gold can Be Bought From Juvania's Healer Shop find her in (/join trainers) water draconian wings-dropped by water draconian in vasalkar lair (join lair) (MORE)