Scholarships for Women: Easy Tips for Free Money to Educate Yourself

Most of the times when women think of advancing in career and increase their horizon of academic knowledge, they are stressed about the money to fund their education. Even if they are financially sound, women at times find it difficult to risk the money they put in for increasing their future prospects in life. A point of uncertainty always haunt women for investing in education and if she intends to educate herself after marriage or any such commitment, then the unknown future phobia is at its peak. In such situations, women tend to think by heart and they let go their dreams of further education and compromise with the career.

Think of a situation that somebody else is sponsoring your education? How fascinating is that! Though women have uncertainty about their future, women will end up spending nothing and the whole education would be funded by other people. For getting easy and free money for your education, consider following tips:

1) Express yourself: Many a times, women find it difficult to express and elaborate the achievements they possess. However, as a decision maker for scholarships, one will look at the information present in front of him. Since the number of applications received usually are high, it is better to elaborate all your achievements and success. This would enable the decision maker to take an informed decision.

2) Write the application yourself: Most of the times, women take help from either professional consultants or friends to fill up the application. They seek help for even writing the essays relating to their life. But, please always remember that no one except you can be more passionate and excited about your accomplishments. Therefore, the personal touch and passion that you can bring to the essays, no one can effectively do that.

3) Be honest: This is one of the most critical aspect of writing an application. It is utmost important to exhibit your integrity and be honest about all the information you are providing. The decision maker, at first may not be able to find out that you have lied about any aspect, however, you may be caught in an embarrassing situation during the personal interview stage of scholarship process.

These may be very common tips and you may not find it any different from what you think. However, it is very important to keep reminding us about these few basic aspects, as they can impress or adversely affect the decision maker for women scholarship application.

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BlackBerry PlayBook with Verizon Wireless ?

During CES 2011, Sprint announced that they would exclusively offer the upcoming BlackBerry PlayBook on their 4G network. However, there was no official word from RIM regarding a possible Verizon Wireless iteration or how long the exclusive would last. Earlier today, one of our readers sent us a web page that offers in-depth specifications about a possible Verizon Wireless PlayBook.

The website appears is a now-closed registration portal to let people join a ”beta program” to trial a Verizon Wireless PlayBook before launch. I was initially skeptical whether this was real, but a little WHOIS look up revealed that Marketing Werks was the owner of the domain. Heading to the marketing agency’s website revealed that RIM and Verizon Wireless are clients, further hardening the evidence.

As for the hardware specifications, it features all the standards including a 1 GHz dual-core processor, 1 GB of RAM, a 7 inch multi-touch capacitive screen, WiFi a/b/g/n, a 3 mega pixel front-facing camera, and a 5 megapixel rear-facing camera. The document reveals support for 3G access through a BlackBerry smart phone, but there is no mention of support for Verizon’s new 4G LTE network.

No Honeycomb For Smartphone

Google's Android 3.0 or "Honeycomb" is a tablet-only OS for now, a Google spokesman said Wednesday.

Somewhat oddly, Google ended the launch of Honeycomb and its Web store without entertaining questions from journalists.

However, a company spokesman answered one question, and raised others. When asked if Android 3.0 would also appear on phones immediately, spokesman Andrew Kovacs said no. "Features will arrive on phones over time," he said.

"The version of Honeycomb we've shown is optimized for tablet form factors," Kovacs added, via a followup email. "All of the UI changes are the future of Android. Yesterday's event focused on tablet form factors, which is where you'll first see Honeycomb."

Kovacs didn't elaborate, but that might be because the design and layout of Android 3.0 is optimized for tablets. Although the interface is austere, the format takes advantage of the broad format of the tablet. Individual services - the browser, for example, has Incognito private-browsing windows and tabbed browsing, like Chrome - work in the tablet space, but wouldn't be as conducive to smartphones with smaller screens.

And, for now, of course, Google's some of developers are claiming that the Honeycomb performance on the Motorola Xoom far surpasses the Apple iPad.