INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Like with a book, place the author's name on the first line in the upper left-hand corner of the card, with the last name first. Let's say our author's name is Jo Ross. It will look like this: Ross, Jo. The title should be at the top of the article. The title of the article we're looking at is "Analysis of the Behavior of Grey Cats," which you'll add below the author's name. Remember that the titles of journal articles should go in quotations, they should not be underlined like book titles. Ross, Jo. "Analysis of the Behavior of Grey Cats" If you're working online, the journal title should be listed somewhere below the author in the database page or at the top or bottom of the journal article. If you're working in print, the journal name should be on the front cover. Our journal is titled "The Sociology of Cats" it should go under the article title and be underlined: Ross, Jo. "Analysis of the Behavior of Grey Cats" The Sociology of Cats With a journal, the date could be a month and year or a day, month, and year. In this example, the article was published in February of 2002, so write the month and year, followed by a colon: Ross, Jo. "Analysis of the Behavior of Grey Cats" The Sociology of Cats Feb. 2002: One piece of information you need to include with a journal article that you don't need with a book is the volume and issue numbers. These should be located in the bibliographic information online, or at the front of the journal or in the header or footer in print. In this example, the volume number is 14 and the issue number is 2. Occasionally, journal articles won't have these numbers. Ross, Jo. "Analysis of the Behavior of Grey Cats" The Sociology of Cats Feb. 2002: 14(2) The page numbers tell your reader where in the journal the article can be found, which is why they are important to include on your source card. In this example, the article is located on pages 22-54. Add it below the volume and issue information: Ross, Jo. "Analysis of the Behavior of Grey Cats" The Sociology of Cats Feb. 2002: 14(2) 22-44 Finally, make sure to add the location of the source, whether you found it on a database, website, or in a print publication. In this example, the journal article was found in EBSCOhost on the Sociology Database: Ross, Jo. "Analysis of the Behavior of Grey Cats" The Sociology of Cats Feb. 2002: 14(2) 22-44 EBSCOhostSociology

SUMMARY: Find the author of the article. Find the title of the journal or magazine article. Include the name of the journal or magazine. On the same line, include the date of publication. Find the volume and issue number of the journal you're referencing. Include the exact page numbers. Add the location of the source.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Go to https://play.google.com/books in your computer's web browser. This will open a list of books which you own on Google Play if you're logged in. If you aren't logged into your Google Account, enter your email address and password when prompted before proceeding. If you don't have any books in your Google Play Books library, you'll need to purchase one before you can download it: Type an author, title, or keyword in the search field at the top of the window. Click on a book. Click the price (or FREE) at the top of the window. If prompted, confirm your purchase by entering your password and any requested payment information. Scroll through your list of books until you find the one that you want to download. You cannot download book samples on desktop. If you purchased a book, first click My books on the left side of the page. It's in the lower-right corner of a book's icon. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu. Samples cannot be downloaded to desktop. Click either Download EPUB or Download PDF in the drop-down menu. Clicking either option will prompt the eBook to download in ACSM format. Depending on your browser's settings, you may first have to select a save location or confirm the download. Since both the PDF and the EPUB option result in an ACSM file being downloaded, you'll need to turn the ACSM file into a readable PDF. To do so: Go to https://ebook.online-convert.com/convert-to-pdf/ in your computer's web browser. Click Choose file near the top of the page. Select your eBook's ACSM file. Click Open Scroll down and click Convert file Wait for the conversion to finish. The PDF will download automatically after the conversion is complete.

SUMMARY: Open the Google Play Books website. Purchase a book if necessary. Find your book. Click . Download the book. Convert the downloaded file into a PDF.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Making changes like this, even if temporary, could immediately help break the habit of hair playing and help in the long term as well. Essentially, this will block your hands from reaching the area on your head where you repeatedly play with your hair. There are many alternatives when it comes to hats. You may find that some styles fit you better than others. A knit cap may fit you better than a cowboy or baseball cap. Choose the ones that make you feel comfortable. If you pin your hair down, then you won't be able to play with it. Place these accessories strategically to gather your hair, and pull or push it away from the area of concern. Get creative and you might just start the next new fashion trend in hair accessories. Completely covering your head will eliminate any chance of playing with your hair. Each time you touch the scarf or bandana, you will be reminded that you are trying to make a positive change. If you can withstand the urge to pull off the scarf or bandana, you will experience a significant amount of "play-free" time.

SUMMARY: Wear fun and stylish hats. Use hair bows and barrettes to style and control your hair. Cover your hair with a scarf or bandana.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you don't already see the bar to the right of the Start menu, click the circle or magnifying glass icon that appears there to open it. This method will block a specific website from all browsers, not just Firefox. Don't press anything else. A list of search results will appear. A menu will appear. This opens Notepad as an administrator, which allows you to edit the file you'll use to block a website. If prompted to confirm, click Yes . It's at the top-left corner of Notepad. Typically the path is C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts. If you've installed Windows on a different letter hard drive (e.g., D), replace the drive letter in the path. This opens the hosts file in editing mode. Scroll down to the bottom of the file, then click below the bottom item. You'll be adding text to its own line at the bottom of the file. This inserts a space. For example, if you want to block YouTube, type www.youtube.com. If you are prompted to confirm the save, follow any on-screen instructions to do so. Once your PC comes back up, the website will be blocked.

SUMMARY:
Open the Windows search bar. Type notepad into the search bar. Right-click Notepad in the search results. Click Run as administrator. Click the File menu. Click Open. Type or paste the full path to the hosts file into the "File name" field. Click Open. Place your cursor at the bottom of the page. Type 127.0.0.1 at the bottom of file. Press Tab . Type the address of the site you want to block. Click the File menu and select Save. Restart your PC.