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_ TAURUS(April 21May 21)You will have to deal with a challenging situation today but with Venus, your ruler, and Jupiter, planet of good fortune, on ideal terms at the moment it won't cause you a moment's bother. Others will marvel at how well you handle yourself.

` GEMINI(May 22June 21)Your fate is in someone else's hands at the moment but there is no reason to worry about it. Some people enjoy being generous and one such person will go out of their way to smooth your path through life and make you smile. Lucky you.

a CANCER(June 22July 23)You are in an amazingly laidbackmood at the moment and no matter what might go wrong over the next 24 hours you won't let it get to you. The bigger the challenge the more you will like it as it gives you the chance to

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b LEO(July 24Aug. 23)You will get more out of life if you treat it as less of a battle. Fortunately, with Venus, planet of harmony, moving through the area of your chart that influences your reputation you will come across as more of a pussycat than a lion.

c VIRGO(Aug. 24Sept. 23)This isn't a good day for routine matters, especially if you are the kind of Virgo who is easily distracted. There are far too many things going on in your world for you to be able to concentrate on boring stuff, so think big, and act big too.

d LIBRA(Sept. 24Oct. 23)Just because others try to find

fault with every little thing you do does not mean you have to take any of it seriously. In fact, the more they criticize your efforts the more determined you should be to carry on as before. Don't be intimidated.

e SCORPIO(Oct. 24Nov. 22)Venus in the partnership area of your chart means you can expect some warmerthanusual responses from loved ones over the next 24 hours. Don't be suspicious if someone you fell out with wants to kiss and make up. Yes, they do mean it!

f SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23 Dec. 21)It does not matter how tough you think you are, the simple fact is if you carry on at your current pace you will burn out before the end of the week. Decide what is important to you today and focus

on that and that alone.

g CAPRICORN(Dec. 22 Jan. 20)Venus and Jupiter are beautifully linked across the two most dynamic areas of your chart today, so wherever you go and whatever you do life will be fun. If you turn on the charm you will get anything yes anything your heart desires.

h AQUARIUS(Jan. 21 Feb. 19)There are some people you will never agree with you are just too different in your outlook. But that does not mean you cannot be nice to them when your paths cross, as they will today. Ideas and beliefs don't have to harm human relationships.

i PISCES(Feb. 20Mar. 20)If your inner voice tells you to go

out and enjoy yourself then that is exactly what you must do. It's not a request, it's an order, one that comes from the deepest, truest part of your nature. Listen to the real you it knows what you want.

^ ARIES(March 21April 20)You will learn something to your advantage today, something that could boost your earning power. Others may say it is wrong to take advantage of information that was not meant for you but they would do the same if they were in your place.

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reached the targets you setyourself. If you did, fine,

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NOTICE OF THREE PUBLIC AUCTION SALESAUCTION SALE 1

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that ALMA BANK (the “Secured Party”), claims atrue and valid security interest pursuant to Article 9 of the UniformCommercial Code of the State of New York against certain collateral ownedby Marboro Hacking Corp. (“Marboro”), consisting of New York City TaxicabMedallion(s) number(s) 8L30 and 8L31 (the “Marboro Medallions” and/orthe “Marboro Collateral”), by virtue of a certain promissory note (the“Marboro Promissory Note”) and commercial security agreement (the“Marboro Security Agreement”) both dated June 28, 2013 (the documentstogether being hereinafter referred to as the “Marboro Loan Documents”).

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a default under the MarboroLoan Documents, the Secured Party will sell the Marboro Collateralconsisting of all right, title and interest of Marboro in and to NYC TaxiMedallions 8L30 and 8L31, and together with all of the Marboro’s rights,title and interest in, to and arising under said property, at a public securityagreement sale and auction May 25, 2016 at 3:30 PM, to be conducted byWilliam E. Mannion, licensed auctioneer, NYC DCA License No. 796322, atthe offices of Platzer, Swergold, Levine, Goldberg, Katz & Jaslow, LLP, 475Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10016, or such adjourned date thereafteras may be announced at the auction. There is an outstanding balance ofapproximately $1,319,324.05, plus additional charges as may be incurredpursuant to the Marboro Loan Documents, including but not limited to perdiem interest and attorney’s fees and costs and other costs and expenses ofthe sale.

AUCTION SALE 2PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that ALMA BANK, claims a true and valid

security interest pursuant to Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code ofthe State of New York against certain collateral owned by Malinka Taxi Inc.(“Malinka”), consisting of New York City Taxicab Medallion(s) number(s)8V85 and 8V86 (the “Malinka Medallions” and/or the “Malinka Collateral”),by virtue of a certain promissory note (the “Malinka Promissory Note”) andcommercial security agreement (the “Malinka Security Agreement”) bothdated July 26, 2013 (the documents together being hereinafter referred toas the “Malinka Loan Documents”).

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a default under the MalinkaLoan Documents, the Secured Party will sell the Malinka Collateralconsisting of all right, title and interest of Malinka in and to NYC TaxiMedallions 8V85 and 8V86, and together with all of Malinka’s rights, titleand interest in, to and arising under said property, at a public securityagreement sale and auction May 27, 2016 at 2:00 PM, to be conducted byWilliam E. Mannion, licensed auctioneer, NYC DCA License No. 796322, atthe offices of Platzer, Swergold, Levine, Goldberg, Katz & Jaslow, LLP, 475Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10016, or such adjourned date thereafteras may be announced at the auction. There is an outstanding balance ofapproximately $1,323,174.72 plus additional charges as may be incurredpursuant to the Malinka Loan Documents, including but not limited to perdiem interest and attorney’s fees and costs and other costs and expenses ofthe sale.

AUCTION SALE 3PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that ALMA BANK claims a true and valid

security interest pursuant to Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code ofthe State of New York against certain collateral owned by Malysh Taxi Inc.(“Malysh ”), consisting of New York City Taxicab Medallion(s) number(s)9V72 and 9V73 (the “Malysh Medallions” and/or the “Malysh Collateral”),by virtue of a certain promissory note (the “Malysh Promissory Note”) andcommercial security agreement (the “Malysh Security Agreement”) bothdated July 26, 2013 (the documents together being hereinafter referred toas the “Malysh Loan Documents”).

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a default under the MalyshLoan Documents, the Secured Party will sell the Malysh Collateralconsisting of all right, title and interest of Malysh in and to NYC TaxiMedallions 9V72 and 9V73, and together with all of Malinka’s rights, titleand interest in, to and arising under said property, at a public securityagreement sale and auction May 31, 2016 at 2 PM, to be conducted byWilliam E. Mannion, licensed auctioneer, NYC DCA License No. 796322, atthe offices of Platzer, Swergold, Levine, Goldberg, Katz & Jaslow, LLP, 475Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10016, or such adjourned date thereafteras may be announced at the auction. There is an outstanding balance ofapproximately $1,323,173.25, plus additional charges as may be incurredpursuant to the Malysh Loan Documents, including but not limited to perdiem interest and attorney’s fees and costs and other costs and expenses ofthe sale.

TERMS APPLICABLE TO ALL AUCTION SALESThe Secured Party further claims an additional security interest for costs,

charges expenses and legal services incurred in enforcing its securityinterests herein described.

All medallions sold at the auction sales will be sold “as is”, withoutrepresentation or warranty of any kind and without recourse against theSecured Party. This sale is subject to the approval of the NYC Taxi andLimousine Commission (“TLC”) allowing a transfer of the medallions to takeplace in favor of the successful bidder(s) (the “Purchaser(s)”).

Each of these respective auction sales and the bidding procedures for theauction sales are subject to the conditions set forth in the Terms of Saleavailable upon request from the undersigned and such revisions thereto asmay be announced at the start of the auction. Each successful bidder mustbe prepared with a deposit in the amount of $50,000 (the “Initial Deposit”)by bank or certified check payable to Platzer, Swergold, Levine, Goldberg,Katz and Jaslow, LLP, as Attorneys at each of the auction sales. Therequirement of posting a deposit may be increased, decreased, or waived atthe sole option of the Secured Party, in its sole and absolute discretion. Thedeposit, as well as the balance of the purchase price, must be paid bycertified or bank check or wire.

A qualified winning bidder may be eligible for financing from the SecuredParty, however this is at the sole and absolute discretion of the SecuredParty and not a condition of sale.

Note: Only bona fide bidders who exhibit a check for the Initial Deposit,lien holders and the debtor will be permitted to participate in the auction.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that in the event the proceeds of said sale arenot sufficient to satisfy the indebtedness secured by their respective loandocuments, the respective debtors will be liable for the deficiency.

Platzer, Swergold, Levine, Goldberg,Katz and Jaslow, LLP Attorneys for Secured Party

475 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10016Telephone: (212) 593-3000

NOTICE OF THREE PUBLIC AUCTION SALESAuction Sale 1

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that ALMA BANK (the “Secured Party”), claims atrue and valid security interest pursuant to Article 9 of the UniformCommercial Code of the State of New York against certain collateral ownedby Kaisu Taxi Corp. (“Kaisu”), consisting of New York City TaxicabMedallion(s) number(s) 9V12 and 9V13 (the “Kaisu Medallions” and/or the“Kaisu Collateral”), by virtue of a certain promissory note (the “KaisuPromissory Note”) and commercial security agreement (the “Kaisu SecurityAgreement”) both dated July 26, 2013 (the documents together beinghereinafter referred to as the “Kaisu Loan Documents”).

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a default under the Kaisu LoanDocuments, the Secured Party will sell the Kaisu Collateral consisting of allright, title and interest of Kaisu in and to NYC Taxi Medallions 9V12 and9V13, and together with all of the Kaisu’s rights, title and interest in, to andarising under said property, at a public security agreement sale and auctionMay 18, 2016 at 2 PM, to be conducted by William E. Mannion, licensedauctioneer, NYC DCA License No. 796322, at the offices of Platzer, Swergold,Levine, Goldberg, Katz & Jaslow, LLP, 475 Park Avenue South, New York, NY10016, or such adjourned date thereafter as may be announced at theauction. There is an outstanding balance of approximately $1,323,175.80,plus additional charges as may be incurred pursuant to the Kaisu LoanDocuments, including but not limited to per diem interest and attorney’sfees and costs and other costs and expenses of the sale.

Auction Sale 2PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that ALMA BANK, claims a true and valid

security interest pursuant to Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code ofthe State of New York against certain collateral owned by Philip Taxi Inc.(“Philip”), consisting of New York City Taxicab Medallion(s) number(s) 6K14and 6K15 (the “Philip Medallions” and/or the “Philip Collateral”), by virtue ofa certain promissory note (the “Philip Promissory Note”) and commercialsecurity agreement (the “Philip Security Agreement”) both dated June 28,2013 (the documents together being hereinafter referred to as the “PhilipLoan Documents”).

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a default under the Philip LoanDocuments, the Secured Party will sell the Philip Collateral consisting of allright, title and interest of Philip in and to NYC Taxi Medallions 6K14 and6K15, and together with all of Philip’s rights, title and interest in, to andarising under said property, at a public security agreement sale and auctionMay 20, 2016 at 3 PM, to be conducted by William E. Mannion, licensedauctioneer, NYC DCA License No. 796322, at the offices of Platzer, Swergold,Levine, Goldberg, Katz & Jaslow, LLP, 475 Park Avenue South, New York, NY10016, or such adjourned date thereafter as may be announced at theauction. There is an outstanding balance of approximately $1,319,334.26,plus additional charges as may be incurred pursuant to the Philip LoanDocuments, including but not limited to per diem interest and attorney’sfees and costs and other costs and expenses of the sale.

Auction Sale 3PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that ALMA BANK claims a true and valid

security interest pursuant to Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code ofthe State of New York against certain collateral owned by Dochenka TaxiInc. (“Dochenka”), consisting of New York City Taxicab Medallion(s)number(s) 2V80 and 2V81 (the “Dochenka Medallions” and/or the“Dochenka Collateral”), by virtue of a certain promissory note (the“Dochenka Promissory Note”) and commercial security agreement (the“Dochenka Security Agreement”) both dated July 26, 2013 (the documentstogether being hereinafter referred to as the “Dochenka Loan Documents”).

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a default under the DochenkaLoan Documents, the Secured Party will sell the Dochenka Collateralconsisting of all right, title and interest of Dochenka in and to NYC TaxiMedallions 2V80 and 2V81, and together with all of Philip’s rights, title andinterest in, to and arising under said property, at a public securityagreement sale and auction May 23, 2016 at 3:30 PM, to be conducted byWilliam E. Mannion, licensed auctioneer, NYC DCA License No. 796322, atthe offices of Platzer, Swergold, Levine, Goldberg, Katz & Jaslow, LLP, 475Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10016, or such adjourned date thereafteras may be announced at the auction. There is an outstanding balance ofapproximately $1,323,163.86, plus additional charges as may be incurredpursuant to the Dochenka Loan Documents, including but not limited toper diem interest and attorney’s fees and costs and other costs andexpenses of the sale.

TERMS APPLICABLE TO ALL AUCTION SALESThe Secured Party further claims an additional security interest for costs,

charges expenses and legal services incurred in enforcing its securityinterests herein described.

All medallions sold at the auction sales will be sold “as is”, withoutrepresentation or warranty of any kind and without recourse against theSecured Party. This sale is subject to the approval of the NYC Taxi andLimousine Commission (“TLC”) allowing a transfer of the medallions to takeplace in favor of the successful bidder(s) (the “Purchaser(s)”).

Each of these respective auction sales and the bidding procedures for theauction sales are subject to the conditions set forth in the Terms of Saleavailable upon request from the undersigned and such revisions thereto asmay be announced at the start of the auction. Each successful bidder mustbe prepared with a deposit in the amount of $50,000 (the “Initial Deposit”)by bank or certified check payable to Platzer, Swergold, Levine, Goldberg,Katz and Jaslow, LLP, as Attorneys at each of the auction sales. Therequirement of posting a deposit may be increased, decreased, or waived atthe sole option of the Secured Party, in its sole and absolute discretion. Thedeposit, as well as the balance of the purchase price, must be paid bycertified or bank check or wire.

A qualified winning bidder may be eligible for financing from theSecured Party, however this is at the sole and absolute discretion of theSecured Party and not a condition of sale.

Note: Only bona fide bidders who exhibit a check for the Initial Deposit,lien holders and the debtor will be permitted to participate in the auction.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that in the event the proceeds of said sale arenot sufficient to satisfy the indebtedness secured by their respective loandocuments, the respective debtors will be liable for the deficiency.

Platzer, Swergold, Levine, Goldberg, Katz and Jaslow, LLPAttorneys for Secured Party 475 Park Avenue SouthNew York, NY 10016 Telephone: (212) 593-3000

PUBLIC AUCTIONNOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALEOF COOPERATIVE APARTMENT

BY VIRTUE OF A CANCELLATIONby Silver Towers Owners Corp.(Apartment Corporation) of a certainProprietary Lease on February 4,2016 and of 183 shares of theApartment Corporation allocated at125-10 Queens Boulevard, Apt.1409, Kew Gardens, New York 11415held in the name of AbderrazakAnouijeh (Shareholder) and basedupon Shareholder’s default in thepayment of cooperativemaintenance due pursuant to theProprietary Lease, the ApartmentCorporation, by William Mannion,A u c t i o n e e r , will sell at PublicAuction to the highest bidder on thefront steps of the Queens CountySupreme Court Building, located at88-11 Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica,New York 11435 on May 27, 2016 at11:00a.m. in the forenoon of thatday, the above described shares inSilver Towers Owners Corp. togetherwith all rights, title and interest inand to a Proprietary Lease for thepremises known as 125-10 QueensBoulevard, Apt. 1409, Kew Gardens,New York 11415.

The sale is subject to the terms ofthe Proprietary Lease, By-Laws,Offering Plan (and amendmentsthereto) and any other rules andregulations of the Corporation.Upon information and belief, theapartment is not occupied by atenant and is vacant.

The purchase price is payable toSchneider Mitola LLP, as attorneysby certified or bank check drawnupon a member bank of the NewYork Clearinghouse. Cash will notbe accepted. A ten (10%) percentdeposit is required with thesuccessful bid and the balance dueis payable within thirty (30) daysthereafter.

The Apartment is sold As Is andthe sale is subject to the Terms ofSale which may be obtained fromthe undersigned and will be madeavailable prior to the auction andwhich shall govern in the event ofany inconsistency herewith. Thesecured party reserves the right tobid.Dated: April 22, 2016SCHNEIDER MITOLA LLP, Attorneys

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By ZACH BRAZILLER

Just five weeks ago, the BigEast was on top of the college basketball world again following Villanova’s upset of North Carolina in Houston. This weekin Chicago could determine if the new league will have another March breakthrough or take a step back in the fourth season since it was reconfigured amid nationwide realignment.

That’s because the NBADraft Combine will beginWednesday, and for the firsttime it will include prospectswho could return to schoolunder new rules that allowthem until 10 days after thecombine ends to pull out ofthe draft. In the past the cutoffdate was late April. The BigEast will be front and center,with what would arguably bethe league’s three best playersnext year — Seton Hall’s Isaiah Whitehead, Villanova’sJosh Hart and Providence’sBen Bentil — competing to seewhere they stand in this year’sdraft class.

“There’s no doubt there’s alot hanging in the balance for

the Big East,”CBS Sports college basketballanalyst JonRothstein saidin a phone interview. “Out ofthose threeplayers, I thinkall three arepretty much upin the air.”

The decisionsof the three underclassmen, all first team AllBigEast selections who played in the NCAA Tournament and are considered borderline firstround picks, could have seismic implications for the league.

If the wellrounded Hart returns, Villanova would be considered a legitimate contender to repeat as national champions, Rothstein believes. Seton Hall would likely be ranked in the top 15 with Whitehead, who some felt should’ve beaten out Providence’s Kris Dunn for Big East Player of the Year and led the Pirates to their first Big East

Tournamentcrown since 1993.And Providence,despite losingDunn, could remain in the tophalf of the conference with themultiskilled 6foot9 Bentil,who was arguably its bestplayer a seasonago, averaging aBig Eastleading21.1 points pergame.

The new rulesput coaches in aprecarious position, waiting until the end of

May to know their full rosters. It makes it difficult to recruit toreplace a major player in limbo,because of the unknown.

“You’re in a tough situation,but at the same time, our goalis to make sure these kidsleave us and they’re successful,” Seton Hall coach KevinWillard said. “I’m going outthere to support Isaiah andhope he plays his best.”

zbraziller@nypost.com

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SPORTS SHORTSNHL: Predators, Stars force Game 7s

Viktor Arvidsson scored 2:03 into overtime, andthe Predators forced a deciding seventh game on Thursday by beating the Sharks 43 in Nashville on Monday.

Arvidsson jumped the puck between three Sharksand skated up the left side before putting a backhand shot past goaltender Martin Jones.l In St. Louis, Mattias Janmark ignited a

threegoal first period and Kari Lehtonen made 35 saves for the Stars, who forced Game 7 with a 32 victory over the Blues. Dallas, which returns home for Wednesday’s deciding game.

SOCCER: Platini out as UEFA president Michel Platini will resign as UEFA president

after failing to overturn his ban at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, which cut his sanction from six to four years.

Platini called the verdict a “deep injustice” andsaid he will now step down from the position he has held since 2007.

ETC.: Rivaldo cautions Olympic tourist Brazil soccer great Rivaldo is telling tourists

to stay away from the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro because of the danger of endemic violence.

Rivaldo posted the warning on his Instagram account and alluded to the case of a 17yearold woman killed on Saturday in a shootout.lThe Raiders signed freeagent defensive end

Damontre Moore, a week after Moore was released by Miami.

TheNBA combine beginsthisweek in Chicago.Here are some of thetop underclassmenparticipating, who areundecided about keepingtheir name in the draft. Theyhave until May 25 to decide:Player, School, Pos. YearBen Bentil, Prov., F So.

Josh Hart, ’Nova, G Jr.

Nigel Hayes,Wisc., F Jr.

Justin Jackson, UNC, F So.

Marcus Lee, Kent., F Jr.

Malachi Richardson, Syr., G Fr.

Melo Trimble,Mary., G So.

IsaiahWhitehead, Hall, G So.

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