Anyone KNow anything About MLA intext Documentaion?
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Try this...\n\nResearch indicates the frontal lobes are connected to the basal ganglia, and the central aspect of the cerebellum are most likely involved in this disorder (A.D.H.D.; Formal definitions). American teachers identified A.D.H.D. in 25.5% of a group of 6,171 children but parents only identified 7.8%. Research has found, that in a study of four communities in the U.S., only 12.5% of children diagnosed with A.D.H.D. had been treated with stimulants such as Ritalin, Adderall and Concerta (A.D.H.D; Incidences).\n\nWhat I found:\n\n1. Space (" ") between left parenthesis ("(") and start of content.\n\n2. Missing commas (",") between items in a list\n\n3. Some punctuation in the form of commas was added to improve readability\n\nOverall, you did okay.
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It means you must cite at least three sources for your information. And you must include a bibliography listing those sources according to MLA standards. MLA stands for Modern Language Association. You can find out more about the MLA style for citations at:\nhttp://www.mla.org/style
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if it's mla format, try this website... http://citationmachine.net/socm/
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MLA Formating can be found here:\nhttp://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/557/01/\n\nBeowulf can be found here:\nhttp://www.library.unr.edu/subjects/guides/beowulf.html\nhttp://www.gradesaver.com/classicnotes/titles/beowulf
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topics and sources at EasyTopics, a site built by your fellow students. Go there now! \n  Log in:     MyBib Pro     Bib4SchoolAbout Us     Products     Blog     Help  \nThe free automatic bibliography composer.\n\nCreate MLA-style bibliographies, then save them to Word.  Load old list »   \n  Select your first bibliography sourceElectronic Only:EmailMailing ListOnline DatabaseOnline Forum / NewsgroupScholarly ProjectWeb SiteIn Print/Electronic:AbstractAdvertisementAnthology/Chapter of BookBookBibleCartoonDictionaryDissertationEditorialEncyclopediaGovernment PublicationIntroductionJournal ArticleLecture / Speech / AddressLegal Report (Court Cases)LetterMagazineManuscriptMap / ChartNewspaperPamphletConference ProceedingsReportReviewOther:Film / Video ProgramInterviewPainting/SculpturePerformancePhotograph / ImageSound RecordingTV / Radio Program  How did you find it?In Print  \nAnnotations:  yes  no  \nFREE 1-week Trial to MyBib Pro! »\nCite books instantly - it's amazing! \n\n\n  Features:\n» APA & MLA formats supported\n» Instantly cite books and anthologies (demo)\n» Upload journal citations from databases\n» Parenthetical citations & footnotes\n» Store multiple lists at a time\n» Used by thousands of college students nationwide!\n\nLearn more »      Subscribe now »    Reference guides:\n   MLA reference\n\nTeachers & Schools: \n   Bib4School services\n \n  \n\nAbout us     Contact Us     EasyBib is an ImagineEasy Solution.
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http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/research/r_mla.html
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There are a few different styles. If your topic is history, Turabian style. You may also use APA for science work. However, if you are doing this for English class or at the middle school level MLA is always appropriate. \n\nThe students in our school use Noodlebib. There is a link from our school webpage because the librarian expects the kids to use it. It is a site that libraries subscribe to, yours may.  With Noodlebib, the kids simply fill in boxes with the appropriate info and Noodlebib will print in in the correct format.
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Info on PDF file is very useful.\nread that one.
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I'm not sure if it's MLA approved, but I'd use a bulleted list:\n\n           *1902: Born in Frankfurt, Germany\n           *1920: Wandered about Europe\n           *1927: Worked in a progressive school in Vienna\n\n(Substitue bullets for the asterisks.)\n\nYou could also make it into a graphical timeline and insert it as an illustration.
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geez no wonder you dont have any answers, mla is beyond confusing. you might try checking this site for answers though.\nhttp://www.mla.org/style \nhave fun.
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Here are a couple:\n\nBefore submitting a final draft of anything, double-check spelling, grammar, syntax, and all that.  The spell-check feature in a word processor is useful, but even it can make mistakes (it may misread the context of something and consequently make inappropriate changes), so I highly recommend getting someone to proof-read for you.  Even if you're good about spelling and grammar, it never hurts to get a second set of eyes, as there's a good chance they'll catch something that you wouldn't.\n\nLet's see, what else? Vary your diction.  Using the same words or phrases over and over again can bore a reader.  A thesaurus can be helpful (and if you don't have one, thesaurus.com is just as good).  But don't rely on it too heavily.  Some folks do this, and it really shows.  Their sentences end up sounding really forced, and not natural at all.  Also, the nuances of a word are important, and so it's important to choose a synonym with just the right flavor.  Cultivate your own creativity.\n\nThose are two areas where folks my age, at least, seem to run into problems.  There's lots more to be said on the subject, but if you're just seeking general tips, those two should take you a long way.  If you're writing a scholarly paper, I would suggest you get ahold of an MLA Handbook, if you don't have one already.\n\nhttp://www.mla.org/style\n\nBest of luck to you!
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MLA is the Modern Language Association. This organization has a document explaining how academic papers should be written wth regards to footnotes and other citations. \n\nBelow is only one copy of the document that you can easily find on the Internet.\n\nGood luck with your research report!
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I.D. - identifying document
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Well MLA is more a citation critical than actual context so if you have the appropriate sources than you can make MLA citations with www.citationmachine.net; I use it for all my research related essays and projects.
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Google, or better, a library. But make sure it is a legit source and that you follow MLA guidelines in citing the source.
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you can also go :\nTools-Analyze-Documenter\n\nPut this into a module and hit f5. Just a little VB to get you started, let me know if you have any questions.\n\nFunction DocumentTBL()\nDim tdef As TableDef\nDim fld As Field\nDim qry As QueryDef\nDim qryName As String\nDim IndexFields As String\nDim qdefPrimaryKeys\nDim strsql As String\nDoCmd.SetWarnings False\nOn Error Resume Next\nDoCmd.RunSQL "drop table tbltables"\nOn Error GoTo 0\nDoCmd.RunSQL "create table tbltables (ID  COUNTER CONSTRAINT PrimaryKey PRIMARY KEY,TableName text," & _\n                "FieldName text,FieldDataType text,PrimaryKey text,InQueries text,Notes text)"\nFor Each tdef In CurrentDb.TableDefs\n\n    If Left(tdef.Name, 4) = "msys" Then GoTo 1\n    If tdef.Indexes.Count > 0 Then\n        IndexFields = Replace(tdef.Indexes(0).Fields, "+", "")\n    Else\n        IndexFields = ""\n    End If\n    qryName = ""\n    For Each qry In CurrentDb.QueryDefs\n        If InStr(qry.Sql, tdef.Name) > 0 Then\n            qryName = qry.Name & ", " & qryName\n        End If\n    Next qry\n    For Each fld In tdef.Fields\n        DoCmd.RunSQL "insert into tbltables (tablename,FieldName,FieldDataType,InQueries,PrimaryKey) " & _\n                        "values (" & Chr(34) & tdef.Name & Chr(34) & "," & Chr(34) & fld.Name & _\n                        Chr(34) & ",'" & EvalControlType(fld.Type) & "'," & Chr(34) & qryName & Chr(34) & ",'" & IndexFields & "')"\n    Next fld\n1 Next tdef\nOn Error Resume Next\nDoCmd.DeleteObject acQuery, "qryPrimaryKeys"\nOn Error GoTo 0\nstrsql = "SELECT tbltables.TableName, tbltables.PrimaryKey FROM tbltables GROUP BY tbltables.TableName, tbltables.PrimaryKey "\nstrsql = strsql & "HAVING (((tbltables.TableName)<>'tbltables'));"\nSet qdefPrimaryKeys = CurrentDb.CreateQueryDef("qryPrimaryKeys", strsql)\nDoCmd.SetWarnings True\nEnd Function\n\nFunction EvalControlType(ctlType As Integer) As String\nSelect Case ctlType\n    Case acCheckBox\n        EvalControlType = "Check Box"\n    Case acComboBox\n        EvalControlType = "Combo Box"\n    Case acCommandButton\n        EvalControlType = "Button"\n    Case acImage\n        EvalControlType = "Image"\n    Case acLabel\n        EvalControlType = "Label"\n    Case acLine\n        EvalControlType = "Line"\n    Case acObjectFrame\n        EvalControlType = "Frame"\n    Case acOptionButton\n        EvalControlType = "Option Button"\n    Case acOptionGroup\n        EvalControlType = "Option Group"\n    Case acRectangle\n        EvalControlType = "Rectangle"\n    Case acSubform\n        EvalControlType = "SubForm"\n    Case acTabCtl\n        EvalControlType = "Tab Control"\n    Case acTextBox\n        EvalControlType = "Text Box"\n    Case acToggleButton\n        EvalControlType = "Toggle Button"\n    Case acListBox\n        EvalControlType = "List Box"\n    Case dbBigInt\n        EvalControlType = "Big Integer"\n    Case dbBinary\n        EvalControlType = "Binary"\n    Case dbBoolean\n        EvalControlType = "Boolean"\n    Case dbByte\n        EvalControlType = "Byte"\n    Case dbCurrency\n        EvalControlType = "Currency"\n    Case dbDate\n        EvalControlType = "Date / Time"\n    Case dbDecimal\n        EvalControlType = "Decimal"\n    Case dbDouble\n        EvalControlType = "Double"\n    Case dbFloat\n        EvalControlType = "Float"\n    Case dbGUID\n        EvalControlType = "Guid"\n    Case dbInteger\n        EvalControlType = "Integer"\n    Case dbLong\n        EvalControlType = "Long"\n
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Go to the following site. It will tell you everything you need to know.  Good luck.  http://www.ccc.commnet.edu/mla/