In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If the author of the website is an individual, list their last name first, followed by a comma, then their first name. For institutional authors, list the full name of the organization. Individual author example: Lovegood, Luna. Institutional author example: Wizarding World Publications. Type the title of the website in title case, capitalizing all nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, and verbs. Place a comma after the website. If the website has an affiliated organization that is not the same as the author of the website, type that in regular font after the name of the website. Place a comma after the name of the organization. Example: Lovegood, Luna.The Daily Cauldron, Wizarding World Publications, You may see a date the website was last updated at the top of the page. Otherwise, scroll down to the bottom and use the copyright year for the website. Type the date in day-month-year format, abbreviating the names of months that are longer than 4 letters. If you only have the year, list only the year and don't worry about the rest. Place a comma after the year. Example: Lovegood, Luna.The Daily Cauldron, Wizarding World Publications, 18 May 2019, If your entry is for the entire website, use the URL for the homepage of the website. Do not include the "http://" part of the URL. Place a period at the end of the URL. Example: Lovegood, Luna.The Daily Cauldron, Wizarding World Publications, 18 May 2019, www.thedailycauldron.org.
Summary: Start your Works Cited entry with the author's name if known. Provide the title of the website and the affiliated organization. Include the date the site was last updated or modified. Close with the URL for the website.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you are considering getting a pet, there are a lot of factors to take into account. One of the first things you should do is to figure out why you want a pet. Your motives can help you figure out which pet is right for you. If you are looking for a companion, you have several options. Cats and dogs provide a lot of emotional comfort and can also be very entertaining. They are very intelligent too. Rabbits can also be wonderful companion pets. They are intelligent and social and enjoy affection. Birds can also be good company. Parrots in particular are very smart and talkative. If you are looking for a pet for your kids, you also have a lot of options. Dogs are a very popular choice. If you want to teach your children responsibility, you can have them help walk the dog and feed it. If you want more of a trial pet to see how things go, fish are a good option. They are low maintenance. It is important to think about how much time you want to devote to your pet. Some, like dogs and horses, require a lot of attention and care. With large animals like those, you will need to spend time exercising them each day. Cats require less time on a daily basis. You won't need to walk your cat, but you should spend time playing with it and giving it affection each day. Ferrets are a popular pet choice. Be aware that ferrets require social interactions with their humans each day. You will also need to spend time cleaning their cage each day. If you are thinking about getting a parrot, make sure your daily schedule has some free time in it. A parrot needs interaction for about 2-3 hours each day. Whatever pet you get will need some of your time. Take into account how much time you will need to spend each day on feeding, cleaning, and socialization. You should also consider how long of a commitment you are willing to make. For example, cats typically live for 15-20 years, while rabbits could be with you for 7-10 years. When you are considering a pet, you need to think about the financial costs. Some pets, such as horses, are very expensive. Others, such as fish, are extremely affordable. Do some research on how much pets cost. Visit a pet store to get an idea of how much things like food, toys, and cages cost. Take adoption fees into consideration. If you are going to find a pet at a shelter, there will be fees involved. Think about health care. Like people, pets need regular check-ups to keep them healthy. Figure out how much trips to the vet will cost on average. Consider costs of housing. Ferrets, for example, need large cages. Horses often need to be boarded at a local stable. Think about what your daily lifestyle is like. Do you work from home? Then maybe you have more time to devote to a pet. But if you regularly find yourself stuck at the office late at night, it might be hard to make it home in time to feed a dog. Think about how often you travel. If you are frequently out of town, do you have someone who can look after your pet? If you are hardly ever home, you should consider a pet that doesn't need a lot of socialization. Fish or a hamster might be a good choice. Think about your physical habits. For example, if you are a runner, consider getting a dog that can accompany you. Huskies, collies, and labs will be happy to go for a jog. If you live alone, you really only need to consider your pet preferences. But if you live with other people, it is important to talk to them about their feelings towards animals. For example, maybe your partner is not fond of rodents. That means a rat is not the best choice. It's important that everyone in your family is open to getting a pet. You don't want to bring an animal home to a negative environment. Discuss care giving. Have an open conversation about who will be responsible for cleaning the cage or feeding the animal. Consider allergies. It's important to choose a pet that will not cause health problems for your family members. Many people are allergic to rabbits, for example. Have each family member meet the potential pet before bringing it home. This will help you see if there are any negative reactions. Talk to a veterinarian before you bring a pet home. A vet can tell you about behavioral characteristics of the pet you are considering. For example, an expert will know that large dogs can often unintentionally knock over small children in your house. A vet can also give you a good idea of the time commitment involved with each type of pet. For example, a vet can talk to you about how to make a good environment for ferrets. A vet can also talk to you about costs involved with many different types of animals. For example, if you are considering adopting a senior cat, you might be looking at frequent trips to the vet. Perhaps you are considering getting an unusual pet. If you are considering bringing home a pot bellied pig, make sure there is a local vet who has experience caring for those types of pets.
Summary: Think about why you want a pet. Figure out the time commitment. Make a budget. Reflect on your habits. Talk to your family members. Consult an expert.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Skating videos are at the heart of skating culture. Compilation videos and tutorials are widely available for free on the Internet. You can find virtuosic displays of skating prowess, as well as helpful hints and tips for the beginner. For example, Aaron Kyro and Andy Schrock have good tutorials and information on their channels. Learn how to do more advanced technical things and tricks with videos.
Summary:
Watch lots of skating videos.