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5 Useful Hints on How to Resist Negative Influences
Being positive and resistant to any negative external influence is a useful professional and spiritual skill. Empathy is the ability to recognize and feel the emotions of other people. Sympathy is a feeling of compassion for others. Feeling “empathy” means absorbing the pain, suffering, and other negative emotions that can affect you. Have you ever been in a room with a negative person? If the answer is yes then you know how toxic that energy can be. Learning not to absorb th
Priyanka Thapa
Apr 6, 20193 min read


5G Wireless Technology just around the corner
Since 5G, the fifth generation of cellular mobile communications, will be available soon, we should think about its impact on our daily lives. Without getting into technical jargon, 5G will bring greater transmission speeds while moving more data, with lower latency or more responsiveness, and the capability to connect more devices simultaneously. Overall, it will bring the IoT, the Internet of Things, where just about everything is connected, closer to reality. Looking at 5
Walter Kruz
Apr 6, 20192 min read


World Turns Illusive
Lying under the Banyan by the river; Flushes my body with breeze, Half closed my eyes look ever, To feel the heaven from the trees Chirping penetrates through the ears And reaches to caress my heart, Far-gone my thought peers; Waiting for an emerging trance to start Envisaging her charming company Adjoins the mesmerizing thrill, Insensibility transforms in agony When senses disembark in shrill And I wish, I had longer tra
Priyanka Thapa
Mar 2, 20191 min read


My Journey to America
I’m a girl from Hyderabad, one of the most beautiful cities in India. After finishing high school, I was all set to follow my passion of studying abroad. I recall the moment my visa was approved my visa, and I was ready to travel out of my country to this amazing world of my dreams. It was quite hard as a 19-year-old girl to leave my parents and home, but I was confident enough of my ability to achieve my goals and make my parents proud one day. I still can't forget how my d
Hasba Baig
Mar 2, 20194 min read


Top technologies to watch in 2019
I am pleased by the invitation to contribute to the Lincoln Newsletter. I hope to provide the readers interesting, useful, and relevant information This column is offered to our students to enhance their view of future business and technology trends that they may encounter in their careers. I invite anyone with similar interests to participate and write an article for the Lincoln Newsletter. Gartner, Inc., a world leader in information technology research and consulting has
Walter Kruz
Nov 28, 20182 min read


Life of an International Student - Part 1
The Agony of an Unspoken Truth As I walked down the aisle of the plane into the San Francisco airport for the first time, it seemed as if I had teleported into a scene of an American movie. Studying most of my life with English as a medium and scoring a decent mark in my international English exam gave me initial confidence, but when I did something as simple as asking for directions to the taxi stand, it felt like I was uttering gibberish in some foreign language. My doubts
Priyanka Thapa
Nov 13, 20183 min read
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