Which phone should I consider buying, an Honor Play or a Samsung Galaxy A50?
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Why should I consider becoming a member of the National Honor Society?
Why should I consider becoming a member of the National Honor Society?Wait, seriously?What is there to “consider?” It’s not as though this is something any individual can set out determined to do. It’s an honor society, not a club that you can intentionally attempt to join.That means, it’s an honor which is bestowed upon those students at your school whose grade point average indicates outstanding accomplishment. I don’t know what the cutoff point is lately — and it may vary from school to school — but if you meet the criteria, you are “in,” automatically.I’m not even sure if it’s possible to say, “No, thank you, I do not want to be a member,” the way you could, say, reject an Oscar, or a Nobel Prize. It just goes on your “Permanent Record.”Nor does it make a lot of sense to strive to join. What you should be focusing on is doing well in your classes, and learning what you are being taught, not on what little doodads or symbols you might earn by doing so. That’s backwards.Yes, I’m a member of the NHS. I was valedictorian of my high school class. But I can tell you the only thing at all about being a member of the NHS, aside from the honor of it (which is real, I’m not denigrating that), is getting to wear the NHS sash over one’s graduation gown. Other than that, so far as I’m aware, NHS membership does not involve any funny hats, or initiation rites, or pledges of loyalty, or secret handshakes, or anything of the kind.So, relax. Take a deep breath. Do well in your classes. Or don’t; that’s up to you. But the last thing you should be worried about is whether you should “consider” becoming a member of the NHS.
Is a huawei honor 7 worth buying or should I consider motorola? My main concern is built quality and life of the phone
You can opt for the Motorola as the Huawei honor 7 seems to have these quirks,1. There is an issue with the sim card. The phone works fine when we put 2 sim cards from 2 different operators, but the problem arise when we put 2 sim cards of the same operator then just one sim gets to work and the second sim does not have any signal .2. Most important thing is sound quality is less when compare to one plus one or Motorola G3. Volume level is very low even with file explorer root settings.3. Camera is not good as they claim 20 & 8. It doesn't capture some colors like blue and pictures blur when zooming. 4. There is no separate slot for micro SD card. SIM2 slot is used for micro SD. Total Waste of a good phone.My suggestion to you would be, HTC One E8 costs almost same as Honor 7. And it is much better than Honor 7. With HTC Boomsound speakers and Snapdragon 801 processor, it is the best phone for mid-range buyers.
In honor of Terry Pratchett, which books would you consider to be the top 5 stories in the Discworld universe?
I think number one is The Sea and Little Fishes.This is Granny Weatherwax at her epic's best, it may make you shiver, the anticipation was slowly built, the story was carefully crafted, not too short, not too revealing, but certainly, as the lover of Witches, it made me want more in the end. The ending is monumental in the its Witchy form and so it is poignant and deep. The story runs deep. There is a lot of reflection about death and how to live your life coming closer and closer to it. Less than 100 pages masterpiece, its deleted scene in the cave later got into Carpe Jugulum.Witches Abroad or MasqueradeWhimsical, funny, the plot is amazing, I think Masquerade is one of the most popular book with Witches among all readers yet Witches Abroad is my all time favourite, perhaps due to its fairytale-ish atmosphere, the relationship between Nanny Ogg and Granny is less serious and more funny, there is so many moments that will make you laugh.Feet of ClayThe careful yet deep prod into, yet again, racism and sexism is very well crafted, the way Vetinari runs the city, the way he makes the wheels turn.. the plot felt very organic, characters felt very real, to me it felt seamless.Thief of TimeI think this "spin-off" was absolutely gorgeous, very immersing, yet I do not remember it that well.A Hat Full of SkyWe cannot not include Tiffany and the Nac Mac Feegles, what more can I say? Different from other stories, funny, interesting and empowering as all Tiffany books - the female protagonist is to be admired, she feels fresh, complex and most importantly real. She is not the typical girl of many young adult novels. Not that this book is for young adults only, mind you. It feels just like any other Discworld book in terms of age and readability. It is Terry-impeccable.//Ironically, many people's favourite, The Reaper Man to me felt really boring, the fun behind did not seem vey funny to me, I felt the plot was laggy (which is NOT a problem per se, normally I love it when plot moves slowlier and I can just devour the characters' life and mundane days).Small Gods is another all-time favourite, I am reading it at the moment.I think a huge chunk of one's rating is due to some sort of sympathy with the world and its characters e.g. I prefer female ones. These individual preferences greatly influence our rating and may skew it even if other books have better plots and style.
Running for Honor Council, do you think I answered this question well?
Here's the question: Ïf you had a friend who engaged in plagiarism, how would you convince him or her to respect the Honor Code? Use your personal definition of honor and your interpretation of the Honor Code to explain. Here's the honor code: "I will maintain my self-respect and respect for others, I will not lie cheat or steal nor tolerate anyone who does so." Here's my response: (I edited out my school name with ----------) If I had a friend that engaged in plagiarism, I would be disappointed in them. The fact that they used their time to commit such an act is intolerable at ---------- School. Of course the Honor Council would be a viable place to send them because they lied about the pledge. The student received help on his/her work. To convince the student that the act they committed was wrong, I would remind them of the Honor Code. Not only did that student cheat the Honor Code system, but they also were dishonest and dishonesty cannot be forgotten. I believe that disappointment hurts anyone more than punishment. That is why the Honor Council should not be there to solely punish the student. It should be there to remind the student that their act is inexcusable at -------- School, but also, in life. --------- is here to prepare its students to become honest and respectable adults. The Honor Council should be here to remind students to respect the Honor Code because its words to not lie, cheat, or steal, etc. relate to life. That student who plagiarized should be reminded that the Honor Code is not only intolerable of ----------, but of respectable people later in life. Honor is something earned through respectable acts. To me, no matter what act was committed; honorable people are ones who tell the truth. I realize that people make mistakes but those who are dishonest about their mistakes are the ones that fall first. Great people are not chosen based on their lying, cheating or stealing ability. Great people are those who are given the chance to lie, cheat, or steal but refuse to do so because they have honor. Those respectable people, I would explain to the plagiarizing student, are the ones who succeed. I think the thought of how their act would affect their life would convince the student to follow the Honor Code and hopefully abide by it through their life. I just want some feedback! Please give suggestions and not just "good job!" Thank you.
How do I handle an overly-sensitive Maid of Honor?
Her only job is to show up the morning of the wedding wearing what you asked her to wear, with a smile on her face, and go up and down the aisle. That's it. simply don't ask herto be involved in anything else, because you now realize she's going to cause trouble at every turn. Take her out to lunch, and say nothing but that you need some time to decompress with a friend. Say as little as possible about anything to do with the wedding, and let her bring it up. Your mission is to reinforce the idea that she is your friend, not part of the wedding army. When she starts picking apart your choices, and brings up the part about how she might not be the prettiest, remind her that you came out to be with a friend, and this isn't what friends do. You may have very different taste, and you may need to include very different people, but since you "don't do this very often", the whole thing is just something "we're all going to get through together" just for one day. If you emphasize her role as your friend, she may start thinking about how she's delivering on that. If she isn't, you can feel free to let her know she would be a welcome guest if she feels as if she cannot do it for you. Then let her make the decision as to whether or not she wishes to be involved. You gave her an honored position, and if she doesn't want what comes with it, she is free to decide that on her own. You don't have to call her for anything else, if she isn't going to be civil, and you don't have to refund her anything or apologize if she bows out. Just tell her thank you for considering it, and go work with those who cooperate.
Within 20k INR, which phone/upcoming phone should I consider (not interested in a Moto X4)?
first of all here is your answer go for xiomi A1and why you want to skip moto x4 it’s such a wonderful devicelet me give you brief intro of moto x4first of all it is the only phone which has ip68 rating within this range it means you can shoot videos and photos underwater that’s great.second it has the secondary wide angle camera it’s always a great chioce of wide angle instead of zoom or monochromethird this phone looks primium because of the glass back and the performance is top notch because of the mototola’s clean UI.anyway it’s your chioce if you wanna see other options you can go for xiomi A1, lenovo k8 note or wait for honor 7x or can go for honor 9i .
Fiance's 11 year old daughter to be my Maid of Honor?
First off, I think it is a good idea to incorporate his kids in the wedding. It will be a great way for them to show their support of this new relationship. It is your wedding and you two can do it any way you want. But you two better get on the same page. You could have 3 maids of honor or none or any other combination in between. He may think he is helping your dilemna of choosing a friend for maid of honor, but you just need to talk to him about this. Maybe there is more going on (like him having trouble picking a best man or groomsmen or other feelings of complication coming back from his 1st wedding). I know the tradition is to have matching numbers on both sides, but you can flip that too. I was in a wedding where there were more girls than guys. Everyone walked in solo. Then at the end, some walked out in pairs and others walked out as 3 (1 guy and 2 girls). My main point, don't worry about what anyone thinks besides you and your fiance. Consider the feelings of your friends and family, but ultimately make the decision based on what you and your fiance feel. Sit down and talk it out and figure what is on his mind. In every wedding, there are factors that are important and others that you don't care as much about. If this is an important issue to you, then you have to present your case. Explain how important it is to have your close friends involved and find a way to meet in the middle. It sounds like it is very important to have his kids in this so make sure you take his wishes as seriously as you want him to take yours. And your friends should be ok with any role that they take whether it is maid of honor or bridesmaid or host or none of those. If they are truly your friends, they will support any decision you make. Personally, I think the smaller the bridal party, the easier it is to manage. No matter what, make sure that the people that you ask will actually be of help to you. Your bridal party usually helps with Bridal shower, bachelorette party, and a lot of the little things that come with planning a wedding (like preparing invitations or favors or taking trips to meet with vendors). Good luck!
Should you feel obligated (maid of honor question)?
I was my sister in laws made of honor at her wedding to my brother. We had become very close and she was an only child and did not have many close friends and during their relationship I kind of became her best friend, so she asked me. Well I am getting married now and I am trying to figure out if I should feel obligated to ask her to be my maid of honor. I come from a large family and was going to ask my sister to be my maid of honor, but I don't want to upset my sister in law by doing so. Is there some kind of rule to this? I don't think she'd get made if I didn't ask her, but I was just wondering how others handled something like this.