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How do I sign an electronic form? If you have an electronic ID card which uses validated certificates (from the government), you can do what I use to do:Take the file to be signed in airSlate SignNow Pro writer. Start the ID card reader, insert your ID card. Go to the tab certificates and eventually start the certificate validation manually (for me I’ve set it to check it each time I connect my ID card).Then in the airSlate SignNow file, go to the tools page. At the end you will see “certificates”. Select that one.It will show:There you can select “digitally sign”this will allow you to select an area in the document where the digital sig...

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The available resources for the social connections of historical figures varies considerably.  Muckety.com is mainly about more recent figures and in particular living ones.  Dwight D. Eisenhower and Benjamin Franklin were both in it, but with a minuscule number of connections shown in comparison with the number they would have had in their amazing lives.  Other websites show family connections, like http://www.dsdi1776.com, which is the site for the Society of the Descendants of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence, but this is not precisely a social-connection site in the sense of Muckety or Facebook.  The fact that the friendship of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams was repaired by Dr. Benjamin Rush, who had married the daughter of his fellow D of I signer Richard Stockton, would not be all mapped out for you.  At present the best site may be NNDB (http://www.nndb.com/) which describes itself as "an intelligence aggregator that tracks the activities of people we have determined to be noteworthy, both living and dead," which "exists to document the connections between people, many of which are not always obvious."  It creates an interactive map of social connections, though for people like Franklin it takes a bit of work, because the huge number of his connections means that the site links people through "nodes"-- as for example the Signers.  If all Franklin's nodes were expanded, the screen would be a Gordion Knot of lines representing connections.

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I recently heard about this amazing app called DoctorsAlways which is designed to provide instant quality medical advice in times of an emergency or even otherwise. With options like video chat, calling and texting, you can get in touch with qualified pediatricians and breathe a sigh of relief, even at odd hours. You just need to download the app from the play store, Sign In, create your child’s profile with minimum information like age, weight and gender, optimize your experience of using the app, upload all the medical history, Fill up vaccination details to get timely reminders, get inst...