 instrument from Avast is indeed worth a try.Why now? Honestly, from what you have told us, she chose now because the love she developed for you caused her to feel guilt for initially betraying you. 

She had gotten away with this, already. If all she wanted was the money and stability forever, she shouldnt have said a word. But she cracked. And she only cracked as a result of the feelings she had developed for you. 

She needs to earn your trust back, that is for sure. And she has a lot of work to do to fix this, if you want to have a healthy marriage. But I would try and remember, she came clean of this *because* she fell in love with you, not in spite if it.ARA News
The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) denied posting a Tweet quoting the imprisoned PKK-leader Abdullah Ocalan.
“This is Photoshopped, not a CENTCOM tweet to verify, follow @CENTCOM,” CENTCOM said in response to a fake Twitter account @RamiAlLoIah who posted a photoshopped CENTCOM tweet quoting Ocalan, “Indeed, to kill the dominant man is the fundamental principle of socialism.”
After posting the fake tweet, the fake Twitter account was blocked by the official account of CENTCOM.
Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned leader of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), in his writings has criticized male domination and has argued for women rights and freedom.
On 28 February, CENTCOM tweeted out photo’s of female fighters in northern Syria that were allegedly inspired by Ocalan’s ideas for more women’s rights.
Some US senators have expressed worries about the Marxist background of the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) –a main fighting force against ISIS in northern Syria.
South Carolina Senator Lindsay Graham on 9 March questioned U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) leader Gen. Joseph Votel: “Is it fair to say that the YPG Kurds have a sort of the communist Marxist view of governing? That’s what their manifesto says anyway.”
Gen. Votel responded: “Senator, I think it’s fair to say that there is some affinity back towards that.”
Despite of the leftwing leaning views of the YPG towards women rights and workers, the US has continued to support them in the war against ISIS.
Reporting by: Wladimir van Wilgenburg | Source: ARA News
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As a developer, I have gone through many keyboards. There are many different kinds of keyboard technologies, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. Among the longest surviving types of keyboards is the mechanical keyboard. These keyboards are used almost religiously by those who recognize their advantages. Gamers, for instance, prefer mechanical keyboards for a few reasons:Terms of Magic: Yeah. Terms of pure skill, potential, and knowledge? Doubt it, the Dragonborn has absorbed so many dragon souls to the point where they have over a thousand years worth of knowlede from dragon souls as well as read 7 black books without going insane and gains its power as well.

neloth is far superior to the Dragonborn when it comes to raw magic potential.  Considering the high praise neloth gives the about the nerevarine when you ask him about morrowind. I'd also say the nerevarine is 100% the strongest mage to ever live, hell I'd probably argue and say the nerevarine in general is stronger than the last dragonborn even with their arsenal of shouts.

They accomplished all of MSQ and the dlcs in a single year, plus it's been over 200 years since their departure from tamriel, and the nerevarine is possibly even stronger than they were years ago. 


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An adventure of epic proportions
Series: Rebel of the Sands
Author: Alwyn Hamilton
Publisher: Faber, UK
My ratings: 5 out of 5 stars
Released: 4th Febuary, 2015
A setting of Wild West crossed with Arabian nights you say? Never in a million years had I thought that would work. While I have read my share of Wild West romances, the new trend of books appearing with a desert setting is new to me. Glowing reviews forced my hand and I had try this. And now I urge you, if you haven’t already, give this book a go.
Amani lives in a small village in the middle of nowhere where legends and myths abound. Wanting to have a better life and escaping her cruel uncle’s home, she will do anything to win her freedom. One thing leads to another and she manages to make an escape with an Outsider called Jin. Soon she is swept in what can only be called an adventure of epic proportions.
I know I’m being vague on purpose as I want readers to experience the plot and the setting for themselves. I loved the main heroine Amani, who felt edgy yet relatable. Her expertise with guns and her single minded determination to leave her life behind made her someone who I could root for. Yet throughout this book, she had to make difficult and sometimes selfish decisions but towards the end of the book, I could see how her experiences were shaping her and changing her.
Jin was so charming and mysterious that I pretty much loved him from the moment he appeared in the scene. He seemed wild and vagabond. For those looking for romance, Jin and Amani’s love story was a slow burn and the chemistry was off the charts. However, the winner in the book was the beautiful, mysterious desert setting, abound with Djinns and creatures of fire and legend.
If you like fantasy but have been disappointed by the recent disappointing releases, give Rebel of The Sands a go. A gun slinging heroine, a foreigner thief and an all sweeping romance and adventure where you can breathe the sand and feel the dry air licking you skin. Highly recommended one of the best books read in 2016 so far.
Review copy provided by Faber & Faber via NetGalley
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Q: $http.get('url', { params: { email: email } }); sending request with empty params I am trying to send HTTP GET request with email in params in following code:
$http.get('api/me', {
    params: {
        email: email
    }
});

but at backend I am receiving empty params i.e. request.params is blank. I tried the other format of HTTP request i.e.
$http({
    url: 'api/me', 
    method: "GET",
    params: {email: email}
});

but result is same i.e. empty params at backend.
My backend code:
User.findOne({ email: request.params.email }, function(error, user) {
    if (error) {
        throw error;
    } else if (!user) {
        response.json({
            message: "User doesn't exist.",
            status: 0
        });
    } else {
        response.json({
            message: "Successfully logged in.",
            status: 1,
            data: user
        });
    }
});


A: You should not use the params to send data. Instead, use data itself 
$http({
    url: 'api/me', 
    method: "GET",
    data: {email: email}
});

and then in the back end:
User.findOne({ email: request.email }, function(error, user)...

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