Leadership is a common word, but rather hard to define. When thinking of a “perfect leader,” some might picture someone who is always bubbly, spreading good vibes, easy to talk to, helping others out, and listening his or her team. Author, speaker and pastor John C. Maxwell defines it this way: “Leadership is not about titles, positions or flowcharts. It’s about one life influencing another.”

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“Cinco de Mayo” is approaching and many brightly colored pinatas, no doubt, will be strung up to be whacked at on May 5.

Our lives are undoubtedly easier with our gadgets, but only if we keep a handle on them. Organizing technology doesn’t necessarily involve technology. Begin by untangling wires, recycling unused electronics, arranging media cabinets, and storing remotes. Once your home office and living areas are uncluttered, organizing technology on computers and accessories becomes much easier.

Today, smartphones are almost equivalent to having a best friend, they’re there when people need them, and they can always entertain. The cell phones of today can do almost anything, but many of the first cells phones did not have the multiple abilities that phones have now. But over time, smartphones have advanced and limitations have become few. People of today have the ability to do things with their phones that people of the past could only have imagined.

In the CW Television drama “Being Human” two friends Aiden and Josh ( Which happen to be a vampire and werewolf.)have had a change in location and decided to move into an apartment. But little did they know a woman’s spirit is still in the apartment. When they meet Sally, all three of them get to know each other and become really good friends.

Easter, which celebrates Jesus Christ’s resurrection from the dead, is Christianity’s most important holiday. It has been called a “moveable feast” because it doesn’t fall on a set date every year, as most holidays do. Instead, Christian churches in the West celebrate Easter on the first Sunday following the full moon after the vernal equinox on March 21.