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Digital signatures are being widely used across the globe. There is a specific process to acquiring the signature. The way of acquisition is standard, no matter what country you’re trying to get the signature in. Digital signatures are created and issued by qualified individuals. For anyone to get a valid digital certificate, they must get it from a signNowing authority (CA). The signNowing Authority (CA) is a kind of Trust Service Provider - a third party provider designated and trusted by the country. It has the power of issuing citizens digital signatures. These CAs have rules and regulations they abide by. While in the USA, you can use the following CAs signNow US Globalsign Hello Sign When in the UK, you can use the following CAs signNow E-sign.co.uk signNow UK When you are in India, you can use the following CAs to get your digital signature certificate. eMudra Digital Signature India Government Approved signNowing Authorities These are some of the trusted sites that you can use to get your digital signature certificate in India, the UK, and the USA. They comply with every rule that governs electronic signatures, and you will get the best experience with them. Meanwhile, if you’re looking for e-signature software for your work, I recommend checking out signNow - with a high level of security, plenty of advanced features and overall ease of use, this application is a good fit for both small and medium-sized companies, startups, law-firms, and individual use as well. With signNow, you can: MANAGE SIGNATURE TASKS ● Visual progress bar - Monitor signature tasks by intuitively checking all signers’ status ● Timeline of Personal Activities - Display and record activities of all your personal tasks ● Void signature requests - Cancel signature tasks with one tap ●Search tool - Find your documents easily by searching with names of people or documents ASSIGN SIGNATURE TASKS TO MULTIPLE SIGNERS ●Invite multiple signers by adding them straight from your contact list or entering their email accounts ● Assign various fields to signers in a designated order, including signatures, texts, and dates ● Send documents to multiple signers at one time ● Show your signers where to fill in at a glance IMPORT DOCUMENTS TO START SIGNING ●Get documents from camera, photos, or the iOS file app ●Obtain documents from various cloud services, including Dropbox, Google Drive, and more ●Open-in documents from email attachments and the web PERSONALIZE YOUR SIGNATURES ● Create signatures with free-hand drawing ● Make stamps by using your camera or photos ● Pre-fill your personal information and quickly drag and drop it to the document ● Add signatures, initials, texts, and dates to documents All these features keep your documents well-organized, while the ability to track the entire signing process eases the overall task. With top-notch security, legally-binding audit trails and 2-factor authentication, this application will improve your workflow and save plenty of both time and money. Plus, the multi-platform option gives you the freedom to work across various devices. Disclaimer: I am part of Kdan’s team, and my answers might be a bit biased.

I went to my mentor and asked “I want to trade like you”. He replied “How much money you can donate?” I was surprised. “What?” I want to make money. I don’t want to donate anywhere. He replied “Calm down, Son”. Just tell me what is the maximum amount you can donate at this point of time if someone needs your help. I said 20–25 thousand. Then he said “Put 50k in the market”. He gave me some tips and I came up with 5 stocks from different sectors. I put all 50k in 5 stocks (10k on each stock as directed by him). After 7 days, I lost 5 thousands. Then I had some patience and lost 6k more. Total loss was 11k. I got mad. I was thinking one thing “What will happen I will lose all my money?” Next day the P&L became -10k. Next day it became -11k. It fluctuated between -10k and -11k for some days. I got scared because I was in loss. I went to my mentor again and asked “What is happening?” He replied “You can’t lose more money”. After 6 months, “I converted my 50k to almost 65k.” I was happy with that. I learnt a lot during those 6 months. This way I learnt a bit about the market. Those were my first lessons. During those 6 months, Everyday I read news, always found out why the price is going down or going up. I was analyzing the stocks every moment. What I realized from my experience: 1. You can’t learn it within day. 2. You must get into the market with a small amount of money. Put 80% on delivery and 20% on intraday. This helps. 3. Don’t put all your money on intraday. Once you lose money, you will lose all your confidence. 4. Don’t speculate. Find a solid reason “Why the stock should go up or down.” 5. You can’t track all companies. 6. I have my own set of stocks. You must have your own set of stocks. 7. Stay updated with the news. 8. I have a website (see profile) where I write news about performing companies for my record. You can read those and do a research of your own. And you must find 3, 4 websites like that to gain more knowledge. Stay tuned for more.

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Sometimes we really don’t understand what we mean under “best”, even this question doesn’t elaborate what the best service means? Which criteria the author believes the service fits the best? price?best design? Reliability?Let’s better talk about “suitable” for this moment and current needs.As the previous answers mentioned, do you need the service to be available on all major platforms or a signature that will stand up in court?Do you need a free simple solution, a feature-rich service that charges on the amount of signatures/documents signed or on monthly basis?Do you need to work with your documents on the go with low or no internet connection (while travelling, in the airport or plane)?And you can ask yourself with tons of such questions to create a matrix of features-service to choose the one you need. Or you can use 3rd party platforms like Alternativeto to initially select the provider you are interested in.When we conducted a closed beta testing for signNow recently, one of the goals was to understand the main criterias SMB owners from US use to choose a solution or switch to another one.We interviewed more than 230 businesses and what’s interesting, while the top factor goes to Security&data privacy, price or for example, digital signature availability is not in Top-3 of choices. Speed of an app/solution and multiplatform availability (works in web browser as well as on Mac, iPhone/iPad, Android and Windows devices) are what values higher.So, if there is a need to sign/send documents on Mac, iphone/ipad, android, windows and web browser and to work with documents offline, signNow is alternative to go with. We are still in beta, implementing some major requests from our beta users, but will be launching this September.And, signNow is free while in beta.

Preview. but you need to set some settings to make it better.select Thumbnails from the View menu.select Single Page from the View menu.drag the lower right corner of the PDF window to the right so the page fills the screen. or click the GREEN button on the top left side of the window. it will grow to the as big as it can.you can try to use TWO pages which is also in the View menu but this feels weird to read (to me anyway) compared to single page.use the Page up / down keys on the keyboard to page into the magazine or book or whatever is in you PDF. you can also click on the tiny thumbnails on the left side to navigate. the keys Command + or Command - will zoom in/out of the page.finally, check out the Contact Sheet mode found in the View menu. zooming works here too.

Over time it has become increasingly difficult to define what is the difference between imperative and functional languages. The original functional languages Lisp, was imperative. Today it seems as if the main distinction relates to functional purity meaning immutable data and the control of effects through the type system. However, this definition excludes most languages considered to be functional such as Scheme, SML, OCaml, Clojure, Scala and leaves Haskell (and family members).Q: What are the pros and cons of Haskell programming compared to imperative programming?ProsImmutability improves the ability to reason about code, particularly when their is substantial composition of disparate components.ConsNot scalable, most immutable data-structures have non-constant asymptotic complexity and those with constant complexity have a relatively large constant. Anton Carver's answer to When should I avoid functional programming and use imperative programming instead?Some sequential algorithms are only possible by using excessive workarounds (union/find).Some parallel algorithms are only possible by using excessive workarounds (parallel union/find).Mismatch when working with databases (transactional mutation).Mismatch when working with distributed systems (Byzantine failures). Anton Carver's answer to Can one make distributed computing systems taking advantage of functional programming's stateless behavior?Not mainstream, difficulty in finding skilled engineers.Neutral (these things apply to both Haskell and imperative languages).Use of immutable data-structures as shared messages in a concurrent systems.Ability to operate with high-level abstractions, composition and meta-constructs.

The key signature is to show which notes are DIATONIC to the key, meaning they are contained in the key. Any notes which are not in the key will need special alterations, called accidentals, which draws attention to how special they sound.There is no rule that all the notes in a melody or in the chords HAVE to be in the key. They are, or they aren’t. That’s all. The ones that are outside the key (contain at least one note that isn’t in the key signature) have a different colour (thus the word “chromatic”, which means non-diatonic) and sound, well, more colourful.You can tell at a glance which notes are diatonic (inside the key) when there is a key signature, because they don’t have accidentals (flats, sharps or naturals) on them. If the chords are spelled out note for note, you will have the same information at a glance. If you only have chord symbols, you will have to know what notes are in the chord, and what notes are in the key, to know which chords are diatonic and which ones are chromatic.But this isn’t to restrict you. It’s only there to have the most-used notes be the diatonic ones. Go ahead and use notes from outside the diatonic scale in the melodic lines or the chords, as much as you like. You’ll notice, though, that the ones inside the key have a kind of easy-to-hear relationship between them, while the chromatic ones sound a little wilder. That’s perfectly fine.

I would anytime prefer a book over a PDF or Kindle!When the zombie apocalypse knocks out the electricity in town and the internet is down, your books will still work just fine. You might even be able to fight off a zombie or two by swinging a sizable Oxford Dictionary.No one raves about the ebook smell like they do about the “old book smell.Ebooks are designed to distract you with links and “helps.” Books are designed for focus.You can physically feel your progress through a book as the upcoming pages get fewer and fewer. Not so with ebooks.The physical weight of the book imparts a sense of gravitas. In reading a book you are dealing with a real thing and not just digital wind, so it feels like something to take more seriously, respect more, and value greater than an ebook.You can write in the margins of books, but not with ebooks. Ebooks won’t let you write in different sizes at the same time, use cursive, or draw lines from one sentence to a note. Some of them won’t let you write anything at all. I like to write insults and complaints in my margins.Ebooks are designed for speed with skimming, scrolling, and linking. But physical books are designed for slow processing, with larger pages, no links, and concentrated singular lines of thought. The effect is slowness and patience instead of frenetic haste.Ebooks have “bookmarks” but it’s not the same and it doesn’t work as well as real books. With real books, you can hold multiple places at once and flip back and forth between them in split seconds without losing your original place. Moreover, since the text never changes locations in a real book, it’s easier to find your place in the book.Real books have a used-book market, which means you have access to tons of cheap books. This also leads to endless recycling of old books for new people and new shelves.The iconic used-book shop is an important piece of academic noir that calls all participants to be thoughtful, conversant, and intelligent. Having coffee, a pastry, and a good book to talk about — that’s an irreplaceable experience with no equivalent in the ebook world. Ebooks have no “used book shop.” If used book shops are an endangered species, ebooks are like poachers.Books aren’t just for reading, they also decorate your walls and nightstands (and stairs, and floors, and counters, and rafters, and chimneys, etc.). Even as decoration, books breathe an air of intelligence into the room — unless it’s the Twilight series.Ebooks are hard on the eyes, at least when read from tablets, phones, or conventional computer screens. Regular books don’t cause the eye-strain that ebooks do. Some E-Readers have “low light” and “no glare” screens. That’s good, but even these are hard to read in direct sunlight. With regular books, that’s not a problem.If you are in the thick of a research paper and you need to have five different books open at once, physical books afford that option. But your E-Reader or you phone does not. On a tablet or computer screen, you can keep separate “tabs” for different books, provided they are all on different sites. But the more tabs you have open, the slower your computer will run, and the more likely it will crash. Physical books don’t have a hard drive, so you can “tab” as many locations as you want (i.e., dog-ear the corner), and they will never crash.Books have a feel to them, with texture, thickness, and weight. There’s more interactivity with the physicality of the book than there is with an E-Reader. Many people find the “feel” of books more satisfying and nostalgic than with ebooks (see, Baron, Words On Screen, pg. 142–7). Compared to the substantial tactile experience of books, a thin little E-Reader feels like a toy.Ebooks permit too many distractions, use smaller pages, and reduce physical interactivity, making it hard if not impossible for regular readers to engage in deep reading — that is, focused, higher critical analysis for hours at a time.Related to the deep reading, the physicality of books invites a physical person-to-object relation, lending more “realness” to the characters and stories. The effect is that books enable emotional connectivity where ebooks do not. Naomic Baron summarizes this point: “I wonder if anyone has ever cried reading an ebook?”Moving from a serious note to a trivial note, physical books are great storage for old letters, receipts, notes, lists, pressed flowers, leaves, or similar thin things. A well-worn book can be veritable storehouse of old memories.Source: 50 Reasons Real Books are Vastly Superior to EbooksHope it helps :)

Pretty close. It was a near run thing.The Americans entered the Battle with good advantages. They had the element of surprise. They had broken the enemy codes and knew their plans even their Aleutian adventure. (And obviously the Japanese were unaware of this fact.) There were prepared! The Americans brought more aircraft/pilots than the Japanese - the Americans brought along the survivors from the Lexington and patched up the Yorktown. They had radar and could detect enemy aircraft 100 miles away; the Japanese did not. And they had a simple and effective plan - strike the enemy carriers when they were distracted with Midway Island’s defences.Yao Zhan's answer to What should Nagumo have done at the Battle of Midway when he received his first sighting report of US carriers?But the Americans were still inexperienced compared to the Japanese. The Hornet strike team went the wrong way. The US Marine divebomber pilots from Midway Island had insufficient air training. The American strike force went in uncoordinated and often piecemeal, one at a time, allowing the Japanese to swat each threat away without getting any damage.And. The Dauntless divebombers from Enterprise that helped to deal the devastating blow to the Japanese carrier fleet were initially lost. They couldn’t find the enemy fleet. They were low on fuel.Fortunately, the Enterprise dive bomber commander, Wade McClusky, spotted the Arashi, a lone Japanese Destroyer, in the ocean (he misidentified it as a cruiser in his report). Nagumo had ordered it to attack an American submarine. Once its job was done, it headed back to the fleet.McClusky put two and two together and deduced that the single warship was heading back to the fleet. So he took its direction.The word “luck” is not one coined by me. You can read it in the American battle account. This is the report of Wade McClusky’s, Commander of the Enterprise divebomber group:Arriving at the estimated point of contact the sea was empty. Not a …vessel was in sight. A hurried review of my navigation convinced me that I had not erred. What was wrong?With the clear visibility it was certain that we hadn't passed them unsighted. Allowing for their maximum advance of 25 knots, I was positive they couldn't be in my left semi-circle, that is, between my position and the island of Midway. Then they must be in the right semi-circle, had changed course easterly or westerly, or, most likely reversed course. To allow for a possible westerly change of course, I decided to fly west for 35 miles, then to turn north-west in the precise reverse of the original Japanese course. After making this decision, my next concern was just how far could we go. We had climbed, heavily loaded, to a high altitude. I knew the planes following were probably using more gas than I was. So, with another quick calculation, I decided to stay on course 315 degrees until (1000), then turn north-eastwardly before making a final decision to terminate the hunt and return to the Enterprise.Call it fate, luck or what you may, because at (0955) I spied a lone … cruiser scurrying under full power to the north-east. Concluding that she possibly was a liaison ship between the occupation forces and the striking force, I altered my Group's course to that of the cruiser. At (1005) that decision paid dividends.(Painting by RG Smith)Jackpot. At 1002, he radioed Admiral Spruance on the Enterprise to say:This is McClusky. Have sighted the enemy.At this stage, the Dauntless bombers who had a max range of 175 miles with their 1000lb bomb were low on fuel. Some of them had already crashed into the sea after running out of fuel. To compound the problem, some of the Yorktown bombers, including the one being flown by Max Leslie commander of the Yorktown dive bomber group had accidentally dropped their bombs into the sea due to a technical glitch.By chance, the strike team from the Yorktown, comprising of Wildcat fighter escort, Devastator torpedo bombers and Dauntless dive bombers, arrived around the same time as the Enterprise group. The Yorktown team was more experienced and better coordinated. However, Leslie’s divebombers, were not the first to sight the enemy carrier fleet. It was the Torpedo group led by Lt. Commander Lance Massey that did. Massey’s torpedo bombers VT-3, together with the six Wildcat fighter VF-3 plane escort led by Lt. Cmdr. Thach, did the job of drawing the enemy CAP down to sea level, forty two A6M2 Zero fighters !!!!!! flown by elite enemy pilots.(“Zero” A6M2 fighter - a sight that brought terror to the enemy in 1942)Massey and Thach’s groups distracted the forty two Zero fighters and enemy AA from the divebombers who were commencing their high altitude attack. For the first time, Thach used his famous aviation tactic, the “Thach Weave - Wikipedia”, to confound the deadly Japanese Zero fighter. It worked! Despite the incredible odds, he managed to shoot three Zeros down. And, he survived too, much to his own pleasant surprise.Lt. Cmdr. John Thach. Veteran of the Battle of Coral Sea and Midway. He survived the sinking of the Lexington and was posted to the Yorktown. After the battle, he was assigned to training schools to teach the next batch of fighter pilots.Massey made a small change of course to the right. We took off on a heading of about southwest, and I wondered why he did that. Looking ahead, I could see ships through the breaks in the clouds, and I figured that was it. … The six Yorktown Wildcats were the only fighters that got any combat over the Japanese fleet—no other fighters. And VF-3 was the only fighter squadron in the Battle of Midway that had any signNow aerial combat later in defense of our carriers. Lt.Cmdr. John Thach account.Lt Cmdr. Lance E. Massey’s commander of Torpedo Bomber group VT-3.Massey’s Torpedo Bomber VT-3 group were not so lucky. Out of the 12 Devastator torpedo bombers, only 2 survived. Massey and his crew were killed in battle.The successful combined strike by the Yorktown and Enterprise bombers owed a great deal to luck. The torpedo bombers went in while the Dauntless divebombers were still lost in the clouds according to Leslie’s report.Their commanders had lost communication at this crucial moment. Leslie said he would not have found the enemy fleet if he didn’t see the Massey’s torpedo group turn to that direction. This is an excerpt of his battle report.Meanwhile, the Dauntless divebombers from the Hornet could not find the enemy carrier too. Their Wildcat escorts - eleven plus crashed into the sea after running out of fuel. The bombers managed to land on Midway Island before they ran out of fuel. They totally failed to find and bomb the Japanese aircraft carriers.If the McClusky and Leslie had been incompetent, over cautious, or plain unlucky, or made an error like the Hornet group - that deadly strike at 1015 would never have happened.Up to that point, the battle was not going well for the Americans. They had lost numerous aircraft and had not damaged a single enemy aircraft carrier despite their best efforts. One US Maruader bomber did come close to killing Nagumo and his entire staff with a “kamikaze style” attack; it crashed into the sea, all its crew perished.The American torpedo bombers including the new Avenger bombers were massacred by the Japanese CAP.Captain Mitscher the commander of CV-8 Hornet carrier had sent his forces the wrong way. None of Hornet’s divebombers attacked the enemy carriers that morning.Cmdr Waldron, the leader of the ill-fated Hornet Devastator torpedo group, disobeyed orders and found the enemy carriers. He bravely lead his bombers despite having no fighter escort. They were the first among the carrier bombers to attack the Japanese carriers. They were all shot down, without inflicting damage. Only one man survived from Waldron’s flight, miraculously surviving an ordeal in the ocean. Only one aircraft from Torpedo 8, flown from Midway Is., made it back, badly damaged.*The Dauntless divebombers armed with their 1000lb bombs were also operating at their maximum range. Many of them including the one flown by Max Leslie - seen in the photo below - had to ditch in the sea due to lack of fuel. At the end of the day, this wasn’t a serious problem because the Americans had sunk all of the enemy carriers. But if their attack had failed, it would have meant the Americans carriers wouldn’t have enough aircraft to mount a strong counter attack.(Max Leslie’s Dauntless crashing into the sea after running out of fuel, after the successful strike in the morning.)If Nagumo had acted prudently and sailed away from the mysterious enemy fleet after he recovered his Midway Island strike force at 0917, it is also possible that the Enterprise and Yorktown divebombers, low on fuel, would not have found him. At the very least, it would have drawn them further away from their carriers, and placing greater chance of them running out of fuel and crashing into the sea.And of course Nagumo was now aware that there were American aircraft carriers in the vicinity. Previously, the Japanese were totally oblivious to the fact that the Americans had a fleet stationed off Midway Island. When they received news of this, they initially discounted it. They were also of course unaware that their codes had been broken and would remain oblivious to this serious problem until the post-war period.Yao Zhan's answer to How did the Americans win the Battle of Midway? Was it because of technological superiority or intelligence superiority?The dive bombers were the final throw of the dice for the US Navy. If the Enterprise and Yorktown dive bombers failed like their Hornet counterparts, the Americans would have faced a disaster. They had suffered serious aircraft losses. Their torpedo bombers were massacred. Hornet had lost most of its Wildcat fighter planes - leaving only six left. Many of the Enterprise and Yorktown divebombers would fail to return back to their carriers; Enterprise lost half of its dive bombers by midday.Meanwhile, the Japanese 2nd enemy invasion fleet was also approaching Midway Island. They would have been able to bombard its airstrip at night. And, if Nagumo kept his distance, he could have used the longer range of his aircraft to take out the enemy carriers with impunity.Once the element of surprise was lost, the Americans would have lost their most important asset. The Japanese now knew that there were enemy carriers in the area. What’s more, the Americans had suffered serious aircraft losses ; if this first strike failed, they were in dire danger.Chances are that the Japanese with their elite aircrew would have won the battle and sunk all the enemy carriers without serious losses themselves.Not belittling the efforts of the American cryptoanalysts, the Midway Island airforce, and the brave American Torpedo bomber crews and of course the skill of the Enterprise and Yorktown divebomber crews, but it was very lucky that the Enterprise and the Yorktown Dauntless divebombers showed up at the same time while the enemy Zero fighters had all come down to deal with the Devastator torpedo bombers and Thach’s six Wildcats.If you disagree, read the battle reports of McClusky and Leslie.The Dauntless divebomber attack run was conducted unopposed, ideal attack conditions. Had they arrived at the wrong time, the outcome could have been considerably different.Update: I don’t have my copy of Parshall and Tully’s Shattered Sword with me. So I haven’t checked the info on Yorktown.(There is some conflict in the reporting over the timing of the strike. I believe its because the Japanese were using Tokyo time zone, the Americans were using the local time zone.)Source and other reading material:Yao Zhan's answer to How could Japan win the Battle of Midway?Yao Zhan's answer to What should Nagumo have done at the Battle of Midway when he received his first sighting report of US carriers?*Mitscher and the Mystery of Midway“Jimmy” John S. Thach account: Flying into a Beehive: Fighting Three at MidwayMax Leslie’s Battle Report Battle of Midway. You can download it here: Battle of Midway Lt. Max Leslie Signature? - MILITARY AIRCRAFT & AVIATIONhttps://www.cafutahwing.org/batt...Jonathan Parshall and Anthony Tully, Shattered Sword. Shattered Sword is the latest in-depth examination of the actual battle. Shattered Sword is extremely well researched and worth reading many times over. (When I wrote my answer, I did not have my copy of the book with me and made a few errors which I have since corrected).Barrett Tillman, Osprey Series - SBD Dauntless Units of WW2 - if you want an easy to read book of the battle, Osprey has a series on the Battle. This is one of them. Has pictures too. :)Joseph Rochefort - WikipediaThe 'Codebreaker' Who Made Midway Victory PossibleThe First Team: Pacific Naval Air Combat from Pearl Harbor to Midway: John B. Lundstrom: 9781591144717: Amazon.com: Books John B. Lundstrom’s, The First Team: Pacific Naval Air Combat from Pearl Harbor to Midway (1984). Lundstrom analyses the aerial combat using Japanese and American sources to better understand and corroborate combat reports. His work is absolutely amazing and detailed. It is a must have for any person interested in the Pacific campaign and air combat.The Barrier and the Javelin: Japanese and Allied Strategies, February to June 1942: H. P. Willmott: 9781591149491: Amazon.com: BooksThe Barrier and the Javelin: Japanese and Allied Strategies, Feb to June 1942 by H.P. Willmott. This is a very satisfying book to read as it explores the dilemmas and possibilities facing the Allied and Japanese leaders leading up to the Battle of Midway. Did you know that Admiral King, the Chief of the US Navy asked the British for the use of two of their aircraft carriers, HMS Indomitable and Formidable prior to Midway but he misled them about USN losses and damage at the Battle of Coral Sea? So the British refused King’s request.Yao Zhan's answer to Could the battleship Yamato have turned the tide in the Battle of Midway?Yao Zhan's answer to What were the biggest tactical and strategic mistakes that the Japanese made during WWII?Yao Zhan's answer to Assuming Japan Navy won at battle of Midway, what could happened during the course of war?Yao Zhan's answer to During the first stages of the Battle of Midway, why did the Japanese not choose to use B5Ns or D3As for reconnaissance?Yao Zhan's answer to What are the best books about the Battle of Midway?Joseph J. Rochefort was an American Naval officer and cryptanalyst. His contributions and those of his team were crucial to the American victory in the Battle of Midway. Despite his contribution, Admiral King, the head of the USN, demoted him to command a dry-dock for the duration of the war. King’s staff were embarrassed because they did not believe the intel which as we know turned out to be correct. So they sent the brilliant cryptanalyst to waste his time on a dry dock. He received his well deserved medal posthumously long after he had died.Battle of Midway: 3-6 June 1942 Combat Narrative