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c VIRGO(Aug. 24­Sept. 23)

The more you try to stop friends and family members doing what they want to do the more effort they will put into doing it. You need to accept that different people have different needs and different ways of doing things. Don't be so judgmental.

d LIBRA(Sept. 24­Oct. 23)

The spotlight is very much on you now and you must not try to avoid it. Even if you are the kind of Libra who prefers to keep a low profile you will find you actually enjoy being the center of attention, at least for a while.

e SCORPIO(Oct. 24­Nov. 22)

You don't have to be a hero or a saint, you just have to be yourself. The problem is you have played so many roles of late that you may be unsure what your real nature is. What happens today will remind you of who you have always been.

f SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23 ­ Dec. 21)

Yes, you have a lot of work on your plate but there is no point complaining about it. Today's Mars­Saturn link in your sign means you must knuckle down and finish what you started ­ most likely something that should have been finished weeks ago.

g CAPRICORN(Dec. 22 ­ Jan. 20)

It's not like you to be scared of your own shadow but cosmic activity in the most sensitive area of your chart makes you believe you have secret and powerful enemies. You don't, but with an imagination like that you should be writing fiction!

h AQUARIUS(Jan. 21 ­ Feb. 19)

Don't be too hard on someone who lets you down or makes a

simple task look difficult. Not everyone can be as talented as you, so make allowances for those who will always be second class. Praise them even when you don't really mean it.

i PISCES(Feb. 20­Mar. 20)

You need to assert yourself more and with Mars strong in the career area of your chart right now that should not be too difficult. Make sure those who have been taking you for granted get the message that you are no longer such an easy touch.

^ ARIES(March 21­April 20)

Social activities and travel arrangements are well starred today but you must not take anything for granted. Make sure you know where you are going, and who you are going with, before you start out so there are

no nasty surprises.

_ TAURUS(April 21­May 21)

You like to help people when you can but sometimes it's better to keep your distance and let others work things out for themselves, and such a time is now. Don't let friends and colleagues get into the habit of assuming you will do it all for them.

` GEMINI(May 22­June 21)

You are in one of your more assertive moods at the moment and that's good because you will have to deal with people who respond best to a firm hand. Compromise is nice but every now and again you need to remind people that you are the boss.

a CANCER(June 22­July 23)

If you throw yourself into your work today you will get an amazing amount done, but for best results you should work on creative matters rather than everyday chores. Take that big idea you've got and turn it into a piece of art that others can enjoy.

b LEO(July 24­Aug. 23)

Today's Mars­Saturn link makes it easy for you to take what you want but that does not mean there won't be consequences. If someone questions your right to make up the rules as you go along give them a blast of your Leo charm.

BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAYWhat will it take for you to bea success over the coming 12

months? Hard work, that'sall. You know what it is you

want to be doing, so now youjust need to apply yourself.The opportunities are there,

all you have to do is make use of them.

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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, having its principal place ofbusiness and head office in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (and its U.S.executive offices in New York, New York), and its wholly-ownedsubsidiary CIBC Holdco Inc., presently having its head office in New York,New York (the “Applicants”) have applied to the Federal Reserve Boardfor permission to acquire, through a merger transaction, another bankholding company, PrivateBancorp, Inc., having its head office in Chicago,Illinois. As a result of the merger transaction, the Applicants will acquirecontrol of The PrivateBank and Trust Company, having its head office inChicago, Illinois. The Applicants will become bank holding companiesand CIBC Holdco Inc. will also elect to become a financial holdingcompany.

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U.S Bank National Association, astrustee for J.P. Morgan AlternativeLoan Trust 2006-S2, PlaintiffAGAINSTHyun A. Kim a/k/a Hyun Kim a/k/aHyun A. Kim; et al., Defendant(s)Pursuant to a Judgment ofForeclosure and Sale duly datedMay 27, 2016 I, the undersignedReferee will sell at public auction inthe Queens County SupremeCourt, 88-11 Sutphin Boulevard,Jamaica, New York 11435,Courtroom #25 on September 23,2016 at 10:00AM, premises knownas 65-03 242nd Street, Unit 2BC &Unit 2G, Douglaston, NY 11362. Allthat certain plot piece or parcel ofland, with the buildings andimprovements erected, situate,lying and being in the City ofDouglaston, County of Queens andState of NY, Block: 8286 Lot: 4002(UNIT 2-G) & Block: 8286 Lot: 4048(UNIT 2BC/I). Approximate amountof judgment $537,678.48 plusinterest and costs. Premises will besold subject to provisions of filedJudgment Index# 23791/2012.Dominic L. Chiariello, sq., Referee

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SPORTS SHORTSNFL: Jets give ex-Bills back a look

Running back Karlos Williams, who was cut by the Bills last week, visited the Jets, according to a source. The visit was described as “due diligence” and no signing was imminent. Buffalo dismissed Williams after he arrived to camp out of shape and had trouble losing weight. — Brian CostellolDallas receiver Dez Bryant will miss the next

preseason game after suffering a concussion in prac­tice Tuesday. Coach Jason Garrett said TBryant was held out of the rest of that practice and will not play Thursday night at Seattle.lTom Brady is ready to play against Carolina on

Friday after cutting his right thumb with scissors in a “silly accident” before the Patriots’ preseason game against the Bears last week.

LLWS: Homer lifts Tennessee in extras Zach McWilliams allowed four hits and one earned

run over 4 ¹/₃ innings, Tyler Jones hit a go­ahead home run in the seventh inning and Goodlettsville, Tennessee beat Chula Vista, California 4­2 on Tues­day night in an elimination game of the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pa.lKaiden Dinh hit a walk­off single and John­

ston, Iowa rallied past Warwick, Rhode Island 3­2 in an elimination game.

MLB: Dodgers rough up GiantsCorey Seager, Justin Turner and Adrian

Gonzalez combined for eight hits and four RBIs, and the Dodgers beat Madison Bumgarner to top the Giants 9­5 on Tuesday in Los Angeles. L.A. increased its NL West lead to two games.

Yordano Ventura tossed six strong innings, and the Royals extended their winning streak to nine games by beating the Marlins 1­0 in Miami.lRhode Island has reached a $25.6 million settle­

ment with two of the financial backers it sued over a disastrous deal with former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling’s 38 Studios video game company, the state’s Commerce Corp. announced.

ETC.: Irish’s Butler charged with batteryNotre Dame corner Devin Butler, accused of

tackling a police officer and punching him in the side and stomach during an altercation outside a bar, was charged Tuesday with felony counts of re­sisting law enforcement and battery against a public safety official. lNevada athletic regulators extended a tempo­

rary suspension of UFC heavyweight Brock Lesnar pending a hearing for his failing drug doping tests at UFC 200 last month.

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This would be an enor­mous ... enormous win.

WFAN host MikeFrancesa’s horse Mongo Nation, named for his faithful listeners and un­official fan club, will make his anticipated de­but in Wednesday’s sixth race at Saratoga.

Trained by DavidFawkes for JEH Racing; the two­year­old colt ar­rived at the Spa late last month and has put in four works; two of whichwere outstanding. He’s sired by Breeders’ Cup sprint champion

Speightstown and drew the hedge as well as the services of always dan­gerous rider Joe Bravo.

Tough spot for anopener and he will be priced accordingly. Morning line is 12­1. Post time, Mongo Nation, is set for 3:48 p.m. — so no further calls, please.

Francesa also ownsHouse Of Friends, who broke his maiden earlier in the meet. He will look to make it two in a row inWednesday’s fourth race,tackling claimers for Hallof Fame trainer Billy Mott.

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