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In the view of the Catholic Church, astrology is not only worthless — it is indeed sinful and dangerous because it tries to “circumvent” and usurp God who alone determines our fate. Aside from this, astrology is also anti-science and worthless as a means of understanding the universe and ourselves. The following are some reasons why you should avoid astrology:

1.  There are four such fundamental forces in the universe: Gravity, Electromagnetism, Strong Nuclear Force and Weak Nuclear Force. These fours forces function by sending out carrier particles that contain carry information between particles and tell them how to behave. Which of these forces govern astrology and why hasn’t it been detected and tested? As a side note, why do astrologers almost inevitably point out “karma” as yet another, apparently, non-competing force in the universe that similarly can’t be measured or identified? Why is no astrologer even interested in perusing this pertinent scientific question? Here’s why: Astrology isn’t a science.

2.  Where were the astrologers on Sept. 10, 2001? Didn’t they have an inkling of what was about to befall America? How about the COVID-19 Pandemic? The April 18, 1983, U.S. Marine barracks attack in Beirut? There are millions of horrific things happening every day around the world. Where is the proof that astrologists had been aware of any of them? I think it’s a legitimate and reasonable request for a tiny number of these supposedly accurate predictions to have been documented before the event in question.

3.  Are we really expected to believe that all 2,977 deaths at the 9/11 World Trade Center attack all had the same astrological reading? It’s a reasonable assumption that the dead presented all 12 zodiac signs. If they all listed some bad consequence for that day, astrologers would be crowing about it even to this day.

4.  If astrology can offer us such profound and arcane knowledge, why are predictions worded so arbitrarily, vaguely and clumsily? Further, why won’t astrologers simply admit when they are wrong, like actual scientists do?

5.  Astrology can’t be very important if one doesn’t need academic training to make an assessment or reading. And if one doesn’t need academic training to understand it, why do professionals make so many errors? Why can’t they explain themselves better? Why also do they insist it’s a science?

6.  Why aren’t there any non-for-profit astrological organizations offering free readings to the poor? Surely astrologists think what they offer is very valuable and can help the underprivileged. So why aren’t they running around poor neighborhoods helping people? Instead, astrologers charge exorbitant fees despite their numerous mistakes and strained retconning of mistakes.

7.  Why are astrologers often get so irascible when asked to talk about their training, education and methodology?

8.  If astrology has any validity as a science, why don’t they all agree as to their methodology and assessments and predictions? Physicists all can come to the same conclusion when analyzing gravity, inertia and time dilation. Why not astrology?

9.  If astrology is a science, why aren’t there departments of astrology at all of our universities?

10.  If astrology is accurate, how come governments, businesses, weather agencies and stock markets don’t employ astrologers? Nancy Reagan did have a penchant for astrology but there’s little evidence that Ronny took this nonsense seriously.

11.  Astrologists can’t point out any new research in the past 3,000 years. A science with the scientific research is a misnamed endeavor. Instead, astrology is based on pagan fear and superstitions and decidedly notscience.

12.  There’s a basic logical disconnect in astrology theory. If my horoscope says that I will have a very bad day due to having a conflict with another individual, it seems that it would follow that the other people with whom I’m fighting would similarly have the same proscription in his horoscopic prediction. If this were true, why is there no hard evidence for this?

13.  If astrology is accurate, why aren’t astrologers rich? They can easily profit from this science in the same way that their clients employ them. But, perhaps, astrologers are “forbidden” to use their gifts for their own selfish gain. But, if this was true, why don’t they alight to another astrologer for their “wisdom?”

14.  Why are astrologists and other scam-artist charlatans indistinguishable in their methodologies? Why so much mumbo-jumbo and so little straight talk and proof positive?

15.  If it’s a legitimate profession, why isn’t “astrologer” listed in the U.S. Bureau of Labor Occupational Outlook Handbook (published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics)?

16.  Astrology never has explained why twins born in the same minute of the same day don’t have similar occurrences when live separately.

17.  If astrology is an accurate science, why isn’t there a grassroots movement among astrologers to rehabilitate the field’s reputation and show how “scientific” it is? After all, inquiring and suspicious minds want to know.

18.  If astrology is a legitimate science, why is it that astrologers often also claim to be psychics, mediums, palmists, runemasters, witches, satanists, crystal healers, scryers and so on? That’s a bit odd by anyone’s standard. Legitimate surgeons who have completed 16 years of study and training in a legitimate medical school don’t also become so-called “psychic healers” pretending to cure incurable diseases by using sleight-of-hand. However, we usually find lifelong criminals who never finished high school who regularly become astrologers.

The scientific method is a procedure that has characterized natural science since Francis Bacon articulated it in the 16th century after many centuries of Catholic involvement in the development of the sciences. (See here, here and here.)

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The CIK and CCC codes are used to make submissions to the SEC on behalf a filer. We will require these codes before we can file documents on your behalf.

The CIK is a unique, public number that is assigned to each entity that submits filings to the SEC. Use of the CIK allows the SEC to differentiate between filing entities with similar names.

The CCC is a code used in combination with the CIK to submit a filing via EDGAR. The CCC is eight characters having at least one number (0-9) and at least one special character (@, #, $, *). The CCC is also case-sensitive and must be entered exactly as created, in lower case.

As the CIK code is public, this second, confidential code is necessary to ensure that whoever is sending a submission to EDGAR is authorized to do so. It is used in combination with a CIK to log into the web sites for submitting filings and Section 16 reports (Forms 3, 4, and 5). The password is a code of eight characters having at least one number (0-9) and at least one special character (@, #, $, *). The password is also case-sensitive and must be entered exactly as created, in lower case. The password is meant to be a private code and should be held in strictest confidence.

You must use the PMAC to authorize a change of password. The PMAC is a code of eight characters having at least one number (0-9) and at least one special character (@, #, $, *). The PMAC is case-sensitive and must be entered exactly as created, in lower case. The PMAC is meant to be a private code and should be held in strictest confidence.

The passphrase permits an EDGAR filer to use the Filer Management web site to manage all of its filing codes. The passphrase was added to the EDGAR system on April 26, 2004. As such those submitting Form IDs on or after April 26, 2004 will define a passphrase. Those who submitted a Form ID prior to April 26, 2004 will not have a passphrase defined initially. If you do not need to change your EDGAR filing codes and are not actually submitting documents to EDGAR yourself you do not need to define a passphrase. If you do need to define a passphrase, view our FAQs on this topic at the bottom of this page.

The Verisign Passcode enables you to request and configure a certificate from Verisign, EDGAR's certification authority. A certificate works like an electronic "pass card" that verifies your identity when filing with EDGAR. Your certificate contains your name, a serial number, expiration dates, a copy of the SEC's certificate (used for encrypting and decrypting messages), and Verisign's digital signature. Verisign's signature allows the SEC to verify that the certificate is authentic.

Certificates, while optional, provide you with an upgraded level of assurance that your submission is transmitted as you intended.

The following are FAQs related to SEC filing codes.

If you are registered with the SEC as an EDGAR filer you have filing codes; they were forwarded to you at the time of registration. If you cannot locate your filing codes then you need to use the Filer Management web site in conjunction with your passphrase to generate new ones.

This can be accomplished by using the Filer Management web site in conjunction with your passphrase.

The passphrase was added to the EDGAR system on April 26, 2004. All those who registered as EDGAR filers on or after this date will have a passphrase defined. Those who registered as EDGAR filers prior to April 26, 2004 will have no passphrase defined.

As there are several ways to resolve this please follow the steps below:

If you have:

Open the EDGAR filing web site and login. Prior to loading the main menu you will be asked to create a passphrase. Create the passphrase, log off of the web site, and you're set. If you are told your password has expired please use the steps below.

If you have:

First, and obviously, check that you entered your information accurately. If there’s still a problem, contact the customer service number for the bank or credit union that gave you the card. They may be able to tell you what the issue is and how to fix it.  If it takes time to resolve any issues with your card, you might be able to pay that charge with another form of payment, if you have one.

Keep track of your account and know when your card expires. Generally, your bank or credit union will send you a replacement card before the card expires. Activate it soon after you get it. If the card is getting close to the expiration date, and you haven’t gotten your replacement, call your bank or credit union to track it down.

Monitor your accounts regularly. Keep track of spending, your account balance, or how close you are to your card’s credit limit — the maximum amount of credit you’re approved for. If the balance on your bank account is too low, or you get close to or go over your credit card’s credit limit, your card may be declined.

If your bank or credit union offers alerts to flag fraud on your account, sign up. These alerts can let you know about some possible problems before your card is declined. Large purchases, charges from sellers in foreign countries, or activity that seems unusual may trigger the bank or credit union to lock down your account to avoid fraud. Before traveling, contact your bank or credit union to let them know you’ll be out of town. Do the same if you’re going to use your card for a large or unusual purchase. Even if you do these things, it’s possible your card could be declined because of a block or hold on it. If possible, carry an extra card as a back-up in case the first card is declined.

Businesses use blocks to make sure you have enough money to pay your bill. This reduces the amount of credit or cash available in your account. If you’re near your credit limit or you have a low balance in your bank account when a block is placed, your card could be declined if you want to use it for something else before the block is lifted. Take these steps to reduce the inconvenience:

1. Ask about blocking. When you check into a hotel or rent a car, or if a restaurant or other business asks for your card ahead of time, ask

2. Reduce the time your card is blocked. If possible, pay a “blocked” bill with the same card you used to make the reservation or book the service. (Think hotels and rental cars, for example.) Paying your bill with that same card means your final charge will most likely replace the block in a day or two. But if you pay that bill with a different card — or with cash or a check — the block may last up to 15 days. That’s because the card issuer doesn’t know you paid another way.

To know where you stand, take these steps:

3. Talk to your bank or credit union. Whether you already have a credit or debit card, or you’re considering getting one, ask the bank or credit union

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Because different types of overdraft plans exist, be sure you understand what the bank or credit union is offering. Ask

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The nose you are going to draw.

Here are the steps we will take.

A lot of planes and shapes make up the nose. The nose is made up of a number of components. The shape of the nose can change depending on the position of the septal and alar cartilage, and the nose can be pointed or curved.

We can break down the nose into basic planes to find out where the lights and shadows are. Even though the light is moving, we can shade the nose with the same planes.

Save the structure as a guide for the future because it seems difficult to draw it every time.

To draw the nose, we need to simplify the structure and use basic shapes.

We can see how the structure becomes simpler to remember and how we can use any angle to draw the nose.

If we keep the proportions shown below, we can easily place the nose on the face.

The same mold for each nose is not correct. Changing up the basic shapes is an easy way to add variety to your nose.

You can change the sizes of the spheres that represent the tip and wing to make different noses by thin or thickening theangular shapes.

We are going to sketch the shapes for our nose. It is a simple shape. You can draw it according to how big you want it to be.

Two triangles for each side. Remember that the width of your nose will be determined by these. They should be proportional to the bridge.

The tip of the nose and ALAE can be determined by adding the circles. You can change the nose by moving the circle.

The light is coming from above. The bad nose is the dark part.

The guidelines should be erased so they are not seen. We are going to use our 4B pencil to mark the base of our nose and then outline the circles of our structure.

We are going to add the nostrils to our drawing with our 4B pencil.

Some people have larger nostrils than others, so remember that the shape of the nostrils changes depending on the nose we are drawing.

The base of the nose is the dark area. We are going to shade this area with our 4B pencil, using small, smooth circular motions, not applying too much pressure but layers to add depth.

The shade of the bridge of the nose will be the same as before, but it will not be as dark.

We are going to shade the sides of the nose with our 4B pencil and fill in the space between the top and the base.

We are going to blend the areas that we shaded and use our kneadable eraser to remove some of the graphite from the wings. We're going to blend towards the top of the tip to make sure it's shaded. It's important to keep in mind that it isn't as noticeable to everyone.

We are going to apply a little more pressure on our nose and use a pencil to make it darker. We're going to use our eraser to remove the graphite from the center of the nose, from the top of the nostrils, and from the base of the nose. Light reflection at the base of the nose is what causes these reflections. This store will give a more realistic effect to your drawing.

The shape we are going to sketch with our 2H pencil is a triangle, since we are drawing the nose side view.

We are going to add two circles to our drawing to make it the base of the drawing.

We shade the base of our two circles with our 4B pencil after we erase our guidelines so that they are barely visible. This will be the area of our nose that is the most dark.

We are going to draw the bridge of the nose and the nostrils, then fill it with two or three layers of graphite, and try to use curved organic lines.

We are going to shade the base of our nose using gentle circular motions.

There are two small triangles next to the nose in the structure section. The minor planes connect the wings and define the tip.

It can be hard to see on soft noses, but it's still an important part of shading.

We're going to fill in the rest of the nose using small circular motions, and not much pressure, as this is an area where light hits as well.

The mixing stump will give the nose more volume.

We are going to use the kneadable eraser and the precision eraser to remove some graphite from the nose and upper part of the nostril.

If you shaded the bridge of the nose, make sure it is the lightest since it is where the light hits the most.

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