In addition to your reference list, when you write something that refers back to a work you've cited, APA style requires you to add the last name of the author and the date the book was published in parentheses at the end of the sentence. Example: "(Doe, 2008)." For 2 authors, separate the names with an ampersand. Example: "(Doe & Rowell, 2008)." For 3 or more authors, list all last names in the first in-text citation. Example: "(Doe, Rowell, & Marsh, 2008). In subsequent in-text citations, use the last name of the first author only, followed by the abbreviation "et. al." If you include the author in the text of your paper, add the date in parentheses after the author's name. For example: "Doe (2008) found that students who came home for Christmas often had difficulty re-adjusting to life with their parents." You may find that the same fact you mention in your paper is supported by multiple books in your reference list. If you need to cite more than one work in the same set of parentheses, put a semi-colon between them. Example: "(Berndt, 2002; Harlow, 1983)." When you cite a book in APA, you type the title in sentence-case in your reference list. However, if you name the title in your actual paper, use title case, capitalizing all words that are longer than 4 letters. Put quotation marks around shorter works, such as chapters or articles. Example: "A New Story Dawns" If you're using the title of the whole book, it should be in italics. Example: Coming Home for Christmas: Stories About College Life If your paper includes a direct quotation from one of the sources you have listed in your reference list, type the page or pages where that specific quote appears in parentheses at the end of the quote. Example: According to Doe (2008), "students coming home on school breaks have trouble re-acclimating to their parents rules" (p. 24). The page number should always follow immediately after the quote, even if the quote appears in the middle of a sentence.

Summary: Use the author-date system for in-text citation. Separate multiple works with a semi-colon. Format titles referred to in your text correctly. Add page numbers for quotations or paraphrases.

Push the onion and pepper mixture to the side of the pot to make room, and add 1 pound (454 g) of ground beef. Use a wooden spoon to break the beef into small pieces and cook it on medium-high heat until it is no longer pink, which should take approximately 4 to 7 minutes. If you prefer a leaner cut of meat, you can replace the ground beef with ground turkey. Once the ground beef is browned, pour the tomatoes that you pureed in the blender into the pot with the beef mixture and stir to combine. Keep the pot on medium heat and bring it to a gentle simmer. As the beef and tomato mixture simmers, use a colander in the sink to drain the macaroni of the water that it's soaked in. Next, add it to the pot with the beef and tomato mixture, but don't stir or mix the noodles into the rest of the ingredients yet. Shake the pasta well while it's in the colander to ensure that it's as dry as possible. Before folding the pasta into the beef and tomato mixture, add 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of Worcestershire sauce and 1 cup (237 ml) of low-sodium chicken stock to the pot. Use a spatula to fold the liquids and the pasta into the beef and tomato mixture until all of the ingredients are well combined. Once the ingredients are all well mixed, cover the pot with a lid and cook on medium-high heat to bring the mixture to a hard simmer. Allow it to cook until the macaroni is nearly cooked through, which should take approximately 5 minutes. If you don't have a lid for your pot, you can press a sheet of foil over it or lay a cookie sheet across the top. To know how long the pasta should cook, consult the package's instructions. You should cook it for approximately half the recommended cooking time. You can also finish off the dish in the oven. Make the sauce as directed above, but add the Worcestershire sauce to it directly and leave out the chicken stock. Cook the macaroni halfway, and mix with the sauce and half of the mozzarella in a casserole dish. Top with the rest of the mozzarella and half of the Parmesan. Bake at 375 degrees Fahrenheit (190 degrees Celsius) for 30 minutes. Garnish with the remaining Parmesan and herbs.

Summary: Crumble the ground beef in the pot and brown. Mix the tomatoes into the pot and simmer. Drain the macaroni and add it to the pot. Add in the Worcestershire sauce and chicken stock and mix until well combined. Cover the pot and heat until the noodles are mostly cooked.

This is the easiest place to start your Surf. If you miss the right currents, you can fly back to Pacifidlog Town and try again. This will take you to Route 132 in a moment. Walk across the island and then surf again to the shallow spot. Walk around to the other side and then Surf again from the southwestern side of the shallow spot. Walk to the far-western side of the island. Make sure that you are at least three steps down from the top of the shore, and at least three steps up from the bottom of the shore. The currents should drag you directly to the dark spot of the water that you can Dive into.

Summary: Travel to Pacifidlog Town. Surf off from Pacifidlog to the west. Get off on the island to the south. Continue west until you reach the next shallow area. Surf west off the island.

Microwave leaks are often the result of worn or broken elements on the microwave oven's door. If you have detected a leak, look for these common causes: Cracks on the hinges Worn areas or cracks on the seal Dents or breaks in the door itself Broken door hinges or door that fails to close firmly Damage to the metal mesh of the door (especially holes wider than 4.7 in / 12 cm) Broken door latch that does not immediately turn off the oven when you open the door. An electronics repair shop has access to much more accurate microwave testing equipment. Its staff can confirm whether your microwave is safe, and identify the problem in need of repair. You may be able to convince a repair shop to rent you the testing equipment for a smaller fee. However, these devices do require calibration and training to use, so hiring a professional may give more accurate results. If your microwave is leaking, especially if it is new and undamaged, consider contacting the manufacturer. In the United States, all manufacturers are required to pass on your report to the FDA. You can also report it to the FDA directly at this form. Outside of the US, report the issue to consumer safety organizations or government health departments. Microwave radiation is the same kind of "radiation" as visible light and radio waves, not the ionizing radiation that can cause cancer or radioactivity. The only known risk of a leaking microwave is the high levels of heat it produces. This is most dangerous to the eye (where it can lead to cataracts) and the testes (where it can cause temporary sterility). Extreme levels of microwave radiation can cause skin burns. If you do not notice any symptoms and you stop using the leaking microwave, lasting damage is very unlikely.
Summary: Check the seals around the door. Take the microwave to a professional repair shop. Report a leaking microwave. Understand the danger.