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August 27, 2011

Can someone help me cite these correctly please!?

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , — Mal @ 4:30 am

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Create a parenthetical citation for the following information. Be careful! Remember, your spacing and punctuation must be exact.

page 126 of the book, The African American and the Settling of the West, by Sarah Nichols and Marie Hernandez, edited by Aaron Wilds

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Create a parenthetical citation for the following information. Be careful! Remember, your spacing and punctuation must be exact.

page 56 of Time magazine, an article titled, "The Silent Protesters," published on August 14, 2009

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Create a works cited page entry for the following information. Be careful! Remember, your capitalization, spacing, and punctuation must be exact.

A videocassette produced by Disney Studios, The Fiery Planet. it was directed by Michael Douglass and released in 2005.

http://www.bing.com/search?q=how+to+cite…

Can someone help me cite these correctly please!?

April 18, 2011

Random Acts Of Ben: Random Teddy Ballgame

Ted Williams (Baseball Great) + Ted Williams (Homeless Radio Voice Guy)…

= Teddy Ballgame (My 2011 Fantasy Baseball team)

(from Wiki)
Fantasy baseball is a game where participants manage a roster of Major League baseball players. The participants compete against one another using those players’ statistics to score points. It is the oldest form of fantasy sports[citation needed], and the most commonly played fantasy sport; and is arguably one of the most difficult and time-intensive due to the 162-game season of the MLB and the inconsistency of player. READ MORE

Random Acts Of Ben: Random Teddy Ballgame

February 28, 2011

Who would you credit using these sources in MLA?

Filed under: Julian Assange - Wikileaks — Tags: , , , , , — Mal @ 8:00 pm

I have these two websites in which i'd like to credit, but there's no author.

I was just going to use (NEA) and (Random House) but is there something else i should do for these situations?

http://www.seussville.com/lb/bio.html

http://www.nea.org/readacross/resources/…

It depends. If you are doing a parenthetical citation, then you do ("first relevant word of title") for all citations except the first. in the first one, you state the article title and you could state the organization if you believe it helps with the validity of the source. If it's in your work cited page, then go to the link below. OWL shows how to do it and an example.

Try the website Easybib. it makes citations easier, but look it over before you hand it in, because this website may not be exactly what your teacher is looking for.

Who would you credit using these sources in MLA?

January 30, 2011

Reporting For Hire: Michael Moore’s on the short list for U.S. attorney in Middle Georgia

And it may be a very short list. his is the only name I’ve heard. more details on the main site:Houston County attorney and former state Sen. Michael Moore is apparently on the short list to become Middle Georgia’s next U.S. Attorney.

Moore would not confirm his candidacy Tuesday, and neither would a White House spokesman. but an FBI agent has contacted local politicos, apparently as part of a standard background check on Moore, a Democrat who served in the Georgia Senate in 2002 and 2003.Michael Moore… that takes me back. You want to talk about a guy you had to watch during campaign season.

This is from a piece I wrote in January 2002, when he was running for a state senate seat:State Senate candidate Michael Moore mailed political fliers that misquote the Macon Telegraph.

The fliers — which were mailed to minority voters and deal with Moore and opponent Jay Walker’s stances on hate crime legislation — contain the sentence: “Say no to Republican Jay Walker.” Directly below that statement, which does not appear in quotation marks on the flier, is a citation for the Telegraph’s Jan. 4 edition. Both the statement and the citation appear twice on the flier.

That statement — “Say no to Republican Jay Walker” — has never appeared in the Telegraph, not in an editorial, not in an opinion column, not in a news article. in fact, the Telegraph’s editorial board, which operates separately from the news department, endorsed Walker in the District 18 Senate race. Walker and Moore meet in a runoff for that race Tuesday.

Moore conceded Saturday that the statement in his flier did not appear in the Telegraph. he said the flier does not imply that it did, and that the only words in the flier that came from the Telegraph were “Republican” and “Jay Walker.”

Walker is a long-time Democrat, but has said many times he’d “probably” switch to the Republican Party. he was paraphrased to that effect in a news article in the Telegraph Jan. 4.

Moore said he didn’t think “a reasonable person” reading the flier would conclude that the Telegraph had opposed Walker in the election.Stay classy, counselor.

Mr. Moore won that primary against Jay Walker, by the way. but he lost in the general election to Ross Tolleson, the current state senator from that area.

Reporting For Hire: Michael Moore’s on the short list for U.S. attorney in Middle Georgia

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