Q: Consult whatever style format you are using for this paper. Follow their instructions on citing a journal article, periodical article, or magazine article. You will cite it the same way for an online article as you would for a print article. In MLA, you would cite: Author(s). "Title of Article." Title of Journal, Volume, Issue, Year, pages. In Chicago, you should write: Author(s), "Title of Article," Title of Journal volume, number (Year): page numbers. In CSE, the format is: Author(s). Year. Article title. Shortened journal title. Volume(issue):pages. When doing in text citations, always cite the author, not the database. For example, use (Smith), not (JSTOR). Put these at the end of the citation. First, put the title of the database in italics. Next add the DOI or URL. Put the date of access last. If you are citing an article from the database JSTOR, for example, it might look like this: Clark, Kenneth. "Mona Lisa." The Burlington Magazine, vol. 115, no. 840, 1973, pp. 144151. JSTOR, www.jstor.org/stable/877242. Accessed October 1, 2017. The DOI should be located under the title of the journal article. If you are using an URL, choose the "stable" or "permanent" URL, which should be listed under the title. You do not need the name of the database in Chicago. First write the word "accessed" then add the month, day, and year you last read it. Put a period after the date, and copy down either the DOI or the permanent URL. If you need to cite an article from the database Proquest in Chicago style, you might have this: Glynn, I. (1999). Two millennia of animal spirits. Nature, 402, 353. Accessed October 1, 2017. DOI:10.1038/46428. The URL should go in angle brackets (< >). Put the URL of the main page of the database; do not link the article itself. After the URL, write the word "accessed" before adding in the year, month, and day you last read it. So, if you are citing an article from the database Science Direct, you might write: Krause N. 2017. New Surfactants for Chemistry in Water. Current Opinion in Green and Sustainable Chemistry 7. DOI:10.1016/j.cogsc.2017.06.009.< www.sciencedirect.com > [accessed 2017 Oct 1].
A: Cite the journal article first. Add the database, date, and the article's DOI or URL in an MLA citation. Write the access date and URL or DOI for Chicago/Turabian style. Provide the URL of the database and the access date in CSE style.

Q: If you're not already signed into your YouTube account, click SIGN IN at the top-right corner of the screen to do so now. It's at the top-right corner of the page. It's near the top of the menu. This opens your channel. Your channel's URL appears in the address bar at the top of the screen. After you remove the question mark (?) and everything that follows it, you are left with your YouTube channel URL. This copies the URL to your clipboard. You can now paste it into the desired file or app by clicking the place you want to paste it, and then pressing Command+V (Mac) or Control+V (PC).
A: Go to https://www.youtube.com. Click your profile photo. Click My Channel. Remove ?view_as=subscriber from the URL in the address bar. Highlight the URL and press Command+C (Mac) or Control+C (PC).

Q: Once launched, you can add a photo to edit from your camera or photo library, or paste an image from your clipboard. Your photo is located on the right side of the screen with four shortcuts available on the bottom. Compare will show you the original photo without edits. Revert will undo all changes. Save will keep your edited photo. Share will allow you to distribute this through your social networks and other applications. On the left side of the screen, you'll find the available tools for your editing. Tap the Autocorrect tool. The photo's contrast and color will be automatically adjusted. You can also fine-tune these by tapping on your photo, selecting between contrast and color corrections, and then swiping left or right to manually adjust the values. Tap and hold the Compare icon to review your edits compared with the original photo. If you're unhappy with the changes, you can click on Cancel or Undo. If you're content, click on Apply to save your changes. You will be brought back to the home screen with your photo for any other edits you would want to make.
A: Launch Snapseed. Understand the orientation of the app. Do automatic enhancements. Review your enhancements.

Q: If you can think of a personal interest to explore right away, you have an easy place to start. Otherwise, try to think of a hobby that might appeal to you. Think of what makes you feel good or creative now. What feels fun? What did you like to do in the past? Focus on these answers and start exploring how you can start the hobby at a reduced cost. Remember that you can change focuses as you go. Don't be afraid to try out different hobbies. Borrow equipment or sell what you don't need. A hobby that makes you money pays for itself. Many of these, such as needlework, don't require much of investment to begin. Others, such as reselling, may require a more intensive investment to start but pay for themselves in time. Many hobbies have the potential to be monetized. The first goal with a hobby should be enjoying yourself. For example, when writing a blog or making online videos, don't expect to get paid. It may never happen. Something you already have to do can be adapted into a hobby. You will have to cook to be able to eat, but you can make cooking a passion using recipes that utilize low-cost ingredients. These activities can add to your life, making small expenses worth it. Other examples include couponing and thrift shopping to make a hobby out of saving money on necessities. Go online, to class teachers, or find hobbyists and ask those who are experienced in your potential hobby for the minimum cost of materials you need to start. This will help you judge whether or not a hobby fits into your budget. You'll often be surprised that you don't need as much equipment as you imagined. Many of them will have tips on how you can save more money. They were in your position at one time.
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Pick an activity that fits your personality. Choose a hobby you can monetize. Transform an activity you already do. Ask experts how to begin.