Write an article based on this "Understand the difference between Chicago and MLA reference page citations. Write the last name of the author, followed by the first name. Put the title of the book in italics. Include the city of publication, the publisher and the year of publication. For MLA style, include the medium of publication. Remember to alphabetize your reference list."
article: With reference page citations, the citation method is almost exactly the same. The only difference is that MLA includes the medium of publication (print, web, etc) at the end of the citation, after the year of publication. For step by step instructions on how to do reference page citations for MLA, see below. To begin the citation, write the last name of the author, a comma, then the last name, followed by a period. For example: Jones, Gretchen. Just like Chicago style, the next step is to place the name of the book in italics, followed by a period. For example. Jones, Gretchen. Peaches for Everyone. After the title of the book, you should include the city of publication, followed by a colon. Then put the publisher, a comma, the year of publication, followed by a period. For example: Jones, Gretchen. Peaches for Everyone. Seattle: Pine Books, 1992. At this point, the Chicago reference is finished. To do an MLA reference you need to include one final piece of information the medium of publication. If you are referencing a book, all you need to do is write the word "Print" followed by a period. For example: Jones, Gretchen. Peaches for Everyone. Seattle: Pine Books, 1992. Print. Whether your reference page uses MLA or Chicago style, you will need to put your references in alphabetical order from A to Z. If two authors have the same last name, use their first names to decide the order.

Write an article based on this "Buy pillows and pillowcases. Incorporate a quilt. Wash your new bedding."
article: Remember to supply yourself with pillows and pillowcases, since no bed is complete without a place to rest your head. If possible, buy pillowcases that match your sheets and comforter. Small throw pillows can be a colorful and fun accent to your bedding. A patterned quilt can add a splash of color to your bedding. It can also give your bed a more comfortable and unique feel. Spread the quilt over the bedding, or fold it and place it at the foot of the bed. Check that your machine can handle the load of bedding. Some comforters may require that you to take them to be professionally dry cleaned, or you can bring them to a Laundromat, which tend to have a few larger machines for this purpose. Be patient and follow the care directions (found on the product's tag). If washing at home or at the Laundromat, avoid using harsh detergents. Use the extra rinse cycle. Allow the comforter about 3-4 hours to dry completely.

Write an article based on this "Learn to test the quality of gold. Follow market prices. Obtain a scale. Buy gold from customers. Purchase gold at trade shows. Purchase gold in large volumes."
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Test gold with a magnet. Gold does not have magnetic properties. Test gold with a fine steel file. Gold is easy to file, but the file will bounce off of other metals. Purchase acids for testing. Follow the instructions on the package to test the gold for genuineness, testing in an inconspicuous spot to prevent visible damage. You can find the daily market prices of gold on many brokerage websites. You will need to purchase a jeweler's scale that weighs gold according to pennyweight (1/12 of a troy ounce) rather than simply weighing gold in grams. Many customers are happy to sell their gold jewelry and coins to a respectable dealer. Many dealers at a trade show will give a price break to someone who is just getting started in the business. Large volume purchases tend to have a lower price per ounce.