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Magic Sands Mobile Home Community

OCTOBER 2025 MANAGER’S CORNER

Dear Homeowners and Residents. I would like to thank you for all the hard work you do to keep your lots maintained and kept up in an attractive fashion. I have seen many of you taking advantage of the weather to work on the landscape of your homes. Beautifying our homes is a sign of pride and responsibility which shows the community that we care. I hope that more residents will take the opportunity to join us as we take action to follow the rules and keep the community maintained in a well attractive fashion. You don’t have to do everything in one day; doing a little each day can make a bid difference. Set a goal to clean, beautify, upgrade one side of your landscape each week and in one month you’ll will be done.

In the coming days I will be issuing notices for various maintenance of your lots, which will include everything from weed removal to coach painting, from patio porch carpet replacement to replacement of damaged carport support post, from debris removal to landscape upgrade. There is much work to be done, if we set goals and make plans to accomplish them we will be far more successful than not. Do it for exercise, do it for enjoyment, do it for pride, and if you can’t do it then you’ll have to have someone do the work for you. In any case I wish you success in all your endeavors to beautify your homes and lots as agreed to per the Residency Guidelines and Community Procedures.

ILLEGAL DUMPING: ITS ILLEGAL TO DUMP DEBRIS I.E. TRASH, FURNITURE, METAL, OUT ON HAYES AVE WITH THE YARD TRIMMINGS. YOU COULD BE FINED UP TO $2500.00. ALSO, THE CITY OF SAN JOSE COULD STOP THE YARD TRIMMINGS PICK ON HAYES. IF YOU HAVE ANY ITEMS THAT NEED TO BE PICKED PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE AND WE WILL TELL HOW TO DISPOSE OF IT.

We have made great progress as it pertains to the visitor parking problem in the park. Many vehicles have been towed. As a result visitor parking is now available for guest. There is still a small group of residents who continue to park in visitor parking in violation of the park rules. Let me reiterate once more that THERE IS NO STREET PARKING ; NO RESIDENT PARKING IN VISITOR PARKING; NO PARKING ON THE HOME SITE; VEHICLES MUST BE PARKED IN THE DRIVEWAY AND NOT EXTENDING ON TO ANY PART OF THE LANDSCAPE AREA; NO PARKING AFTER MIDNIGHT WITHOUT A PARKING PASS. All who violate these rules will have their vehicles towed at their expense. If your vehicle is towed you will need to contact: D&M Towing, 2634 Pacer Lane, San Jose, CA 95111. Phone: (408) 578-2233 Hours: 9:30am to 5:00pm.

Abraham I Caraballo Community Manager

If there is an Emergency requiring Police dial 911.

If there is a Crime in Progress dial 911

Non-emergency 311

For Park Issues during office hours:

Monday thru Friday from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm, contact the office

(408)225-1010 X3

NOTE: If the office is closed and there is a Park Emergency such as; a gas leak, water leak, sewer leak or electrical problem.

You may contact the Assistant Manager on duty:

Weekdays Monday thru Thursday 4:30pm to 9pm

Andy 1(408) 640-6449

Weekends Friday 5:00pm to 9pm Saturday thru Sunday 9am to 9PM

Dale 1(408)390-3485

THE FOLLOWING HOLIDAYS WILL BE OBSERVED IN 2025:

Columbus Day

Thanksgiving

Christmas eve (1/2 day)

Christmas

New Year’s Eve (1/2 day)

New Year’s 2026

October 13th, Monday

November 27th & 28th, Thurs & Fri

December 24th, Wednesday

December 25th, Thursday

December 31st, Wednesday

January 1st, Thursday

Dear Residents, Rent continues to be due on the 1st of the month as it appears on your rent statement. It is your responsibility as a resident to make sure rent is on time per your lease agreement.

If for ANY reason you are unable to pay rent on time, you MUST contact management or accounting to make a payment agreement.

LATE FEE - RENT IS DUE AND PAYABLE ON THE 1ST OF EACH MONTH AND LATE IF POSTMARKED AFTER THE 6TH .

THERE IS A 6% LATE FEE IF POSTMARKED AFTER THE 6TH AND A $35.00 FEE FOR ALL RETURNED CHECKS

Accounting Office (408) 227-7551

Candice-Accounting (408) 479-9563 email: candice@cgbinvestments.net

Abraham-Park Manager (408) 479-9502

Many of our Residents here at Magic Sands have concerns of not getting their Rent statement on time. If you would like to see your statement online before receiving it in the US mail you can. You must first contact our accounting department at 408-479-9563 so that we can send you an invitation for you to set-up your account.

When using the RentCafe App

1. You can set-up your profile for ebill, paper billing or both.

2. You can view your current balance. Make sure your utilities are included on that balance before paying.

3. You don’t need to pay online to view your balance.

4. You can pay online via ACH, Debit or Credit Card. (see FAQs to view fees paid to RentCafe to use service)

REMINDER TO ALL RESIDENTS.

We have made great progress as it pertains to the visitor parking problem in the park. Many vehicles have been towed. As a result, visitor parking is now available for guest. There is still a small group of residents who continue to park in visitor parking in violation of the park rules. Let me reiterate once more that THERE IS NO STREET PARKING; NO RESIDENT PARKING IN VISITOR PARKING; NO PARKING ON THE HOME SITE; NO PARKING AFTER MIDNIGHT WITHOUT A PARKING PASS.

NO STREET

PARKING

VEHICLES MUST BE PARKED IN THE DRIVEWAY AND NOT EXTENDING ON TO ANY PART OF THE LANDSCAPE AREA;

IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO INFORM YOUR GUEST OF PARKING PASSES NEEDED TO PARK IN VISITOR PARKING AFTER MIDNIGHT. IF YOUR GUEST COME AFTER NINE PM, THEY WILL NOT BE ABLE TO GET A PARKING PASS FOR THAT NIGHT. IF THEY DON’T HAVE A PARKING PASS THEIR VEHICLE WILL BE TOWED. WE DO NOT HAVE TO GIVE A WARNING, CONSIDER THIS YOUR FINAL WARNING. YOUR PARKING PERMIT MUST BE PLACED ON YOUR DASHBOARD OR TAPED TO THE INSIDE OF YOUR FRONT WINDOW TO AVOID BEING TOWED

IF YOU HAVE BEEN TOWED CONTACT D & M TOWING TELEPHONE NUMBER: 578-2233

ADDRESS: 2634 Pacer Lane SAN JOSE, CA. 95111

HOURS: 9:30 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M.

HOMEOWNERS: Make sure that you get the permit in advance to avoid having the vehicle towed at YOUR expense.

If you need a Parking Permit stop by the office

MONDAY- FRIDAY 7:30 AM TO 4:30 PM (Closed for lunch – 12 pm to 1 pm) Office (408) 225-1010 X 3

If the office is close and you need an afterhours Parking Pass or Weekend Pass. You may contact the Assistance Manager(s) on duty.

ASSISTANT MANAGERS

ANDY (weekdays, Monday thru Thursday 5 pm to 9 pm)

Cell#: 408-640-6449

DALE (weekends, Friday 5 pm to 9 pm and Saturday & Sunday 9 am thru 9 pm)

Cell#: 408-390-3485

Note: DO NOT CALL THEM AFTER 8:45 PM. ALL BUILDINGS ARE CLOSED AND NO ONE WILL BE AVAILABLE AFTER THAT TIME.

Note: Guests are only required a parking permit if they plan on parking their vehicle in guest parking overnight from the hours of 12 am until 6 am.

Management approval must be obtained prior to Homeowner undertaking any construction, modification, or repair to the mobilehome or homesite . A private locate is necessary when utility lines (most likely services) owned by a private owner. Our technicians utilized the latest technology to locate and identify private underground utilities within an excavation

We have received many complaints regarding dog owners allowing their pets to pee or poop in other people’s yards.

Keep your pet from using your neighbor’s lawn as a potty place. You have signed a Pet Agreement with the Office that if you cause complaints, your pet will not be allowed to remain in Magic Sands Community.

RESIDENCY GUIDELINES AND COMMUNITY PROCEDURES

Any plans for re-landscaping of Homeowner's homesite must be submitted in writing to Management for prior written approval before work is undertaken. Note: Each Homeowner will be required to landscape his or her lot within 75 days of the date on which a new mobilehome is approved for occupancy by the State of California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD). It shall be the Tenant's responsibility to provide a solid concrete entry walk (5 feet maximum width) from the street to the mobilehome raised deck.

PARK POLICY FOR VEHICLES WITHIN THE PARK VEHICLES: All Homeowners, Additional Occupants and their guest(s) must drive safely while in the Community.

(a) The number of vehicles at any home site is specifically limited to the number of cars that will fit on the driveway when all persons residing in the mobilehome are at home. Driveway parking must be confined to the driveway and cars cannot extend over the curb and/or gutter. Cars may only be parked on the paved or concrete areas of the driveway. Under no circumstances may cars belonging to or regularly used by Homeowners, Residents, Additional Occupants or Long-Term Guests be parked in Guest Parking or on Community streets. Homeowners are advised that residency in the Community will be denied to any person residing with Homeowner whose car will not fit on the driveway when the entire household is home.

(b) No parking is allowed on streets. The use of guest parking spaces is limited strictly to temporary use by persons visiting Homeoners, Residents or Additional Occupants who are present in the community. Short-term guest(s) are to be informed by Homeowner to park their cars in designated guest parking areas only. Parking passes are required for use of guest parking spaces as designated above between the hours of 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. Cars without guest parking passes may be towed. NO Homeowner, Resident, Additional Occupant or Long-Term Guest parking is allowed in guest parking areas.

(c) No parking is allowed in the front of the mobilehome unless the car fully fits into the area in front of the mobilehome and does not extend in any way into the street such that it would cause another vehicle to pass into the lane of oncoming traffic. For Homeowners and Residents living in spaces 1 through 400 in the Community, check with Management if you are unsure whether parking is allowed in front of your home. There is no parking allowed on the landscaped portions of the homesite.

(d) No motorcycles, motor scooters, moped or other motorized bicycles are allowed to be brought into the Community by guests. Homeowners, Residents and Additional

Occupants may have such vehicles in the Community, provided that they are specifically approved in writing by Management prior to their introduction into the Community.

(e) Motorcycles, motor scooters and mopeds are to be driven in the Community only for ingress and egress to the Community and not for the recreational use within the Community. No noisy motorcycles, motor scooters or mopeds will be permitted.

(f) Persons operating golf carts or non-motorized wheeled vehicles (tricycles, bicycles, pedal cars, electric or other “razors” and pocket motorcycles, etc.) are to observe the same rules of the road as motorized vehicles and must be operated in a safe manner at all times. If such vehicles are ridden after dark, they must be equipped with reflectors that conform to law.

(g) Washing of cars is not allowed in the streets. *(Cars may be washed in the Homeowner’s driveway or in the carwash area located near the laundry room).

Attention Homeowners:

We have received many reports that there has been Car and Home burglaries here at Magic Sands. Our advice to you as a Home Owner is to take measures to protect your property and families.

KEEP YOUR HOME & VEHICLE SAFE BY

• Adding a Home Car Alarm.

• Locking your car and taking all personal items out of your car daily, if they see it they will take it

• Adding cameras and motion sensor lights to carport and entry areas.

• Place locks on all your windows

• Add extra locks to your Back door (Top & Bottom of door). Make sure they are locked from the inside

San Jose Large Item Collection Residents in single-family homes can have large items (such as mattress, sofas, refrigerators, tires, and more) picked up curbside. Each pickup includes up to three large items.

Call us at 408-213-7800 to schedule a large item collection.

NOTICE TO ALL RESIDENTS

Rates for Mobile Home Parks. Rates for garbage services are shown below. Your fee pays for weekly garbage collection. Monthly Garbage charge

Stickers for extra garbage bags, must be purchased at Safeway or Lucky’s Extra garbage sticker $6.25 each

If you would like to upgrade the garage can contact Magic Sands front office at 408-225-1010 x3

ILLEGAL DUMPING: ITS ILLEGAL TO DUMP DEBRIS I.E. TRASH, FURNITURE, METAL, OUT ON HAYES AVE WITH THE YARD TRIMMINGS. YOU COULD BE FINED UP TO $2500.00. ALSO, THE CITY OF SAN JOSE COULD STOP THE YARD TRIMMINGS PICK ON HAYES. IF YOU HAVE ANY ITEMS THAT NEED TO BE PICKED, PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE AND WE WILL TELL HOW TO DISPOSE OF IT.

TIPS ON MAINTAINING YOUR LANDSCAPE

Each season brings a new task to maintain your landscaping. Keeping your lawn and garden tidy not only improves the look of your home but also prevents disputes with neighbors and code enforcement agencies.

Lawns

A well-maintained lawn may be one of the first things people will notice about your yard. In the fall, rake leaves as soon as possible and reseed any bare patches. In the winter, mow only if needed.

Trees

Trees have many purposes in the landscape, but if they aren't maintained, they can become a nuisance or even dangerous. In the spring trees are putting on new growth and starting to flower. This is a good time to trim out any suckers, prune dead branches and to mulch around the tree. In the summer, watch for insect infestation or disease. If you see any, contact a local arborist. Trees should be pruned after they have finished flowering; this may be spring for some trees and summer for others. In the fall, rake up fallen leaves as they fall.

Shrubs & Vines

Shrubs and vines soften the edges of your home but need to be maintained or they will look messy. In the spring, feed these plants with a balanced fertilizer and add a 2- to 3-inch layer of mulch around them. Spring is also a good time for light to heavy pruning to maintain the shape of your shrubs or vines or to remove unwanted growth. During the summer, water vines according to the plants' needs and water shrubs deeply once a week during dry weather. In the fall, certain deciduous vines such as clematis can be trimmed to the ground, while others such as honeysuckle only need to be pruned to remove dead or overgrown branches.

Flowers

Perennial and annual flowers add color to the landscape. Perennials can be planted in fall or in the spring. Annuals are planted mainly in the spring. During the growing season, flowers should be watered according to their needs -- some are drought-tolerant while others need to be kept in moist soil to thrive. Most flowers will benefit from being fertilized once when you plant them, again when buds begin to form and once more during flowering. As the flowers on your plants begin to fade, pluck the dead flowers off. This keeps the plant tidy and encourages it to flower again in many cases. Annuals and perennials die back at different times during the year. When the leaves on the perennials yellow, trim the plant to the ground. Annuals can be pulled up and discarded once they fade. To protect the roots of perennials during the winter, place a 3to 4-inch layer of mulch over the bed they are in.

RESIDENCY GUIDELINES AND COMMUNITY PROCEDURES(PETS)

(a) Prior approval: New Homeowners may not bring a pet into the community even temporarily, unless the pet has been identified and approved in writing by Management at the time of the application for tenancy. All Homeowners in the Park must have executed a “Pet Agreement” with Management. Acquisition or replacement of pets is allowed with prior written approval of Management; however, only one (1) cat or dog per home is permitted. All dogs and cats must be registered and a Pet Agreement executed with Management prior to the introduction of the pet into the community. Guests are not permitted to bring pets into the community.

(b) Maximum pet size: The pet must conform to the following maximum size specifications: no larger than 15 inches to the shoulder and 20 pounds in weight at maturity.

(c) Pet behavior: The Pet Agreement is an Addendum to the Rental Agreement between the Park and Homeowner, violation of which will entitle Management to demand removal of the pet from the community. Pets must be kept on Homeowner’s lot and not allowed in common areas, buildings, in the swimming pool area, clubhouse, or grounds. Pets are not allowed to be walked in the community at any time. Pets must be within the Homeowner or Resident’s home, on the space or walked outside the Park. Cat, bird, and dog litter is not to be placed in the sewage system. Noisy or unruly pets or those that cause complaints will not be allowed to remain in the community. No one shall keep or feed stray animals. To avoid attracting stray animals and rodents, no food of any kind may be left outside the mobile home. No visiting pets are permitted.

(d) Removal of pets: Homeowners and Residents acknowledge and agree that the Park may, at any time and in the Park’s sole and absolute discretion, revoke its consent for Homeowner or Resident to keep a pet. The Park may revoke consent if the Park receives complaints from neighbors or other Residents about the pet, or if the Park in its sole discretion determines that the pet has disturbed the rights, comfort, convenience or safety of the neighbors, other Homeowners, or Residents. The Homeowner or Resident shall immediately and permanently remove the Pet upon the Park’s written notice that consent is revoked. Management should be notified in the event stray animals are found in the community. Homeowners and Residents should contact Silicon Valley Animal Control in the event sick animals are found in the Park. Silicon Valley Animal Control can be contacted at (408) 764-0344.

(e) Exotic Pets: No exotic pets such as reptiles, pigs or snakes are permitted. Every homeowner who is offered a pet agreement must represent to the park that their pet is a domesticated dog, cat, or bird, is not vicious, and has not bitten, attacked, harmed, or menaced anyone in the past.

SWIMMING POOL & HYDROTHERAPY GUIDELINES

1. The hours for the pool, pool areas and hydrotherapy pools are 9:00am to 9:00pm daily. The main pool is heated from April 15th to October 15th. The hydrotherapy pool is heated year-round.

2. Pools and pool areas are for the exclusive use of Homeowners, Residents, Additional Occupants and their invited guests only. Guests must be accompanied by a Homeowner, Resident or Additional Occupant - (LIMIT: TWO GUESTS PER HOME).

3. MANAGEMENT MAY AT ITS SOLE DISCRETION LIMIT THE NUMBER OF PERSONS USING THE POOL. HOMEOWNERS, RESIDENT(S) AND THEIR GUESTS USE OF THE POOL IS COMPLETELY AT THEIR OWN RISK.

4. All persons using the pool must shower before entering the pool. All persons using the hydrotherapy pool should shower before entering the hydrotherapy pool in the bathroom facilities. Anyone using suntan oils, lotions, or other ointments must re-shower before entering the pools.

5. FOOD AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE NOT PERMITTED ANYWHERE IN THE POOL AREA. NO GLASS CONTAINERS OF ANY KIND ARE PERMITTED IN THE POOL.

6. Smoking is NOT PERMITTED on the pool deck, or within 30 feet of the pool deck.

7. Running is not permitted on pool decks. No pets are allowed in the pool area. No bicycles skateboards roller blades, in line roller skates, roller skates, “razors” or scooters are allowed on the pool decks or inside the gated pool areas.

8. Towels are to be placed over deck furniture if suntan oils, lotions or creams are being used.

9. THERE IS NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY AT THE POOL, SWIMMING IS AT YOUR OWN RISK. For safety reasons, Management recommends that all family members, guests or other occupants under the age of fourteen (14) be accompanied at all times by a Homeowner or Resident who is age eighteen (18) or older.

10. Use of portable TV’s, radios, CD players, and other similar devices may not be unreasonably disturbing other users of the pool area. You may be requested by Management to use earphones or headphones with their devices.

11. NO STREET CLOTHES MAY BE WORN BY ANY PERSON USING THE POOL OR HYDROTHERAPY POOLS. WITH THE EXCEPTION OF WHITE T-SHIRTS.

12. It is the desire of Management to operate the pools in a condition that is consistent with County Health & Safety Regulations. It is requested that all people using the pools conduct themselves in a manner that promotes the health, safety and quiet enjoyment of all persons using the pools. CHILDREN WHO ARE NOT YET TOILET TRAINED OR ANY INCONTINENT PERSON MAY NOT USE THE SWIMMING POOL AT ANY TIME.

13. No inflatables or foam products are allowed in the swimming pool.

14. All persons must observe any other rules and regulations which may be posted in the pool area

OCTOBER 2025

Peanuts Comic Strip First Published In 1950. SOS Established in 1906 5 6 7 8

Henry Ford Introduced the Model T (1908

World Teacher Day

Thomas Edison Shows 1st Motion Picture In 1889. America n Bandsta nd premiere d in 1957

The Great Chicago Fire started (1871) First TwoWay Telephone Conversatio n in 1876

Farmer's Day

Dia de la Raza (Mexico) OFFICE CLOSED

Columbus Day David Eisenho wer (34th Presiden t) born, 1890

Final battle of the Revolutionary War (1781)

International Red Cross Organized In Geneva, Switzerland in 1863.

Crockett Johnson born, 1906 Guggenh eim Museum Opens (1959)

Dictionary Day Noah Webster born, 1758 San Francisco Earthquake (1989

National Nut Day iPod First Revealed (2001

Theodore Roosevelt born in 1858. Bill Gates born, 1955 Stock Market Crash (1929)

Bruno Munari born, 1907

First SteamPowered Ferryboat operations in 1811.

Puerto Rico U.S. takes control in 1898.

John Adams born in 1735. Halloween

Pablo Picasso Born in Spain in 1881.

Beef Stew

Sauté onions and garlic in 1 to 2 tbsps. olive oil, until almost translucent. Add a couple of peppercorns and a pinch of celery seed. Salt gently (or liberally, according to taste).

Cover 1 lb. of stew meat chunks in flour. Once flowered add the meat to the onions and brown gently. Add a cup of beef stock and cover tightly. Stir as need.

Cook on low for ½ to ¾ hour. Add chunks of potatoes and carrots and cook for another ½ to ¾ hour. Season to taste and serve

Lentil Soup

1 cup dried lentils, 4 cups water, 1 large onion chopped, 2 stalks celery chopped, 4 carrots sliced, 1 ½ cup plain tomato sauce or puree, 2 cloves garlic chopped or pressed, ¼ cup chopped parsley, ½ tsp thyme olive oil, salt and pepper to taste

Sauté onions and garlic in 1 to 2 tbsps. olive oil. Add carrots and thyme once onions are almost translucent. Add lentils after 3-4 minutes and give them a quick stir. Add water, tomato sauce, salt and pepper to taste, Cook over low heat, cover with a tightfitting lid for about 3/4 hour. Check soup to see if lentils are soft. Simmer gently to achieve consistency you prefer. Add chopped parsley and adjust seasonings. You can serve the soup sprinkled with grated Parmesan or Romano cheese with some crusty bread alongside.

COLUMBUS DAY

Color and cut the Halloween mask

Latin Lingo Dutch Brush Master

ALMA MATER

CARPE DIEM

CAVEAT EMPTOR

DE FACTO

E.G.

ET CETERA

ET TU BRUTE

EX NIHILO

IN MEDIAS RES IN VINO VERITAS

IPSO FACTO MAGNUM OPUS

NON SEQUITUR

PER CAPITA

PER SE

POST MORTEM

PRIMA FACIE

PRO BONO

QUID PRO QUO

STATUS QUO

Across

1. Shaggy Scandinavian rug

4. Colgate rival

9. Common Market inits.

10. Sled dog

11. “Casablanca” pianist

12. Ms. Williams in aquamusicals

13. Ancient rival of Athens

15. First word of the Constitution

16. Aleppo’s land

18. Word in a simile

20. Quantum theory pioneer Max

23. Wet lowland

25. “Smoking or ___?”

26. Gauchos’ weapons

27. Big deal

28. Doesn’t ignore

29. Tennis match part

Down

1. Remainder

2. “Awright!”

3. High points

4. Dark

5. “From ___ with Love”

6. “C’___ la vie!”

7. Bias

8. Phoenician trading center

14. Action on the side

17. Kournikova and Karenina

18. Court order against antisocial behaviour

19. Mop up, naut.

21. The “C” in U.P.C.

22. Masseur’s target

24. Bass, e.g.

The headline is a clue to the answer in the diagonal.

October Sudoku

How to solve sudoku puzzles

No math is required to solve a sudoku. You only need logic and patience.

Simply make sure that each 3x3 square region has only one instance of the numbers 1-9. Similarly, each number can only

appear once in a column or row in the larger grid. The difficulty on this puzzle is easy.

TRIVIA TEASER

T Time

1. What company is represented on the New York Stock Exchange ticker by the letter T? a-Target, b-Radio Shack, c-AT&T, d-Kodak.

2. Who played the title character on the TV cop show "T.J. Hooker"? a-Jack Lord, b-William Shatner, c-Erik Estrada, d-Burt Reynolds.

3. In what city could you ride the commuter rail service known as the T? a-San Francisco, b-San Antonio, c-Boston, dMiami.

4. What is the middle name of Captain James T. Kirk on "Star Trek"? a-Taylor, b-Thomas, c-Timothy, d-Tiberius.

5. In what country would you find the headquarters for the T-Mobile telecommunications service? a-Germany, b-Norway, c-Canada, d-South Korea.

6. White blood cells known as T-cells get their name because they mature in what part of the human body? a-Teeth, b-Thalamus, c-Thymus, d-Tegument.

7. One way of investing your money is with the purchase of T-bills. What does the T in T-bill stand for? a-Tax, b-Tangible, c-Transaction, d-Treasury.

8. What 1962 instrumental hit with an edible title was the highest-ranking song on the Billboard Hot 100 chart by Booker T. and the MGs? a-"Bread and Butter," b-"Cotton Candy," c-"Green Onions," d-"Sugar and Spice."

9. T-Bag was the nickname of a villain played by Robert Knepper on what Fox TV drama series? a-"Oz," b-"24," c-"Touch," d-"Prison Break."

10. What did the T stand for in the names of T.E. Lawrence and T.S. Eliot? aThomas, b-Theodore, c-Tyler, d-Terrell.

QUOTES

Riches don't make a man rich, they only make him busier. Christopher Columbus, discoverer of America in 1492.

By prevailing over all obstacles and distractions, one may unfailingly arrive at his chosen goal or destination. Christopher Columbus, discovered the new world in 1492

Everything you've ever wanted is on the other side of fear.

George Addair, Founder of the Omega Vector, a self knowledge program

A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds.

Francis Bacon: English philosopher, statesman, scientist and author

When you forgive, you in no way change the past -- but you sure do change the future.

Bernard Meltzer, radio host of "What's Your Problem" in Philadelphia

He who conquers others is strong; he who conquers himself is mighty.

Lao Tzu: philosopher of ancient China

You have a clean slate every day you wake up. You have a chance every single morning to make that change and be the person you want to be. You just have to decide to do it. Decide today's the day. Say it: this is going to be my day.

Brendon Burchard, author, of The Millionaire Messenger.

Destiny is no matter of chance. It is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, but a thing to be achieved.

William Jennings Bryan: American politician from the 1890s

I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. And I will not let what I cannot do interfere with what I can do.

Edward Everett Hale, editor and author of 60 books

The Lighter Side

Leather

When a woman wears leather clothing, a man's heart beats faster. His throat gets dry. He gets weak in the knees and begins to think irrationally.

Ever wonder why?

She smells like a new truck!

Old man

He was eating lunch at a truck stop when three bikers walked in. The first pushed his cigarette into the old man's pie, then took a seat at the counter.

The second spit in the old man's milk, then took a seat at the counter. The third turned his plate over and then took a seat at the counter.

The old man left without a word. One of the bikers said to the waitress, "Humph, not much of a man is he?"

The waitress replied: "Not much of a truck driver either. He just backed his truck over three motorcycles."