Internet+Citations,+Searches+and+Website+Evaluation

= INTERNET CITATIONS =

ARTICLE FROM DE NEW YORK TIMES
 = SUMMARY =
 * “TWILIGHT” mania has made each of the four Stephenie Meyer books about a romance between an accident-prone teenager, Bella, and a dazzlingly handsome vampire named Edward into a best seller; created heartthrobs out of the little-known actor**s Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, who starred in the first movie in the series; and made the second movie, “The Twilight Saga: New Moon,” perhaps the most anticipated film of the fall season among tweens and Hollywood moguls alike.
 * It has also turned Forks, Wash., a two-stoplight town on the western end of the Olympic Peninsula that Mrs. Meyer used as the setting for her books, into an unlikely tourist hot spot.**
 * Over the last year or so, Forks (population 3,120) has morphed into a mecca for Twilighters, or Twihards as they are sometimes called. Visitors to this rainy town, whose main industries are logging and two correctional facilities, have more than tripled for the first eight months of this year, compared with the same period last year, according to the local Chamber of Commerce. Lodging occupancy is up, and local merchants sell little-vampire pacifiers and Bella and E**dward action figures.

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A summary is a brief version of an article or a write up. A summary includes the main ideas of a writing at it delete the information that if not as useful. THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF A SUMMARY FROM THE ARTICLE BELOW ===== ====Twilight Saga, a Saga from Stephanie Meyer has become a best sellers book. Converting little known actors like Kristen Stweart and Robert Pattinson into STARS. According to Margolies, (2009) Over the last year or so, Forks (population 3,120) has morphed into a mecca for Twilighters, or Twihards as they are sometimes called. The visitors that visit Forks have increased since the movie became a hit .====

** PARAPHRASING **

Paraphrasing is when you restate a text in your own words. Express the same messages in different words
THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF A PARAPHRASE FROM THE ARTICLE BELOW

=== The Twilight Saga has become a hit and we can see the “tweens” as the article call twilight fans how the have increase a how the population of visitors in forks have increased only because this new movie have came in this movie blockbuster. Kristen and Robert have rise into the top stars of the year and maybe of the millennium representing Bella and Edward Cullen in twilight movie. According to Margolies (2009) “ ladging occupan cy is up an local merchants sell little vampire pacifiers and Bella and Edward action figures” this shows how the market have increased only because this saga in the movie. ===

IN-TEXT CITATION
=== When you cite the authors words into a summary or paraphrase and you quote it. Both Summary and Paraphrase contain in-text citations My Paraphrase : According to Margolies (2009) “ ladging occupancy is up an local merchants sell little vampire pacifiers and Bella and Edward action figures" ===

==== ** My Summary **: According to Margolies, (2009) Over the last year or so, Forks (population 3,120) has morphed into a mecca for Twilighters, or Twihards as they are sometimes called. The visitors that visit Forks have increased since the movie became a hit .====

(2010). About. Retrieved from [|http://quotations.about.com/library/glossary/bldef-Summary.htm] Paraphrasing. (2010). About. Retrieved from [|http://quotations.about.com/library/glossary/bldef-Summary.htm] Margolies, Jane (2010, September,27).  ‘Twilighters’ Put Small Town in the Spotlight. The New York Times. Retrieved from [[http://travel.nytimes.com/2009/09/27/travel/27culture.html|http://travel.nytimes.com/2009/09/27/travel/27culture.html

]] How do we know? Author/Copyright ** If you are trying to find a trust worthy or of other things you should be looking at is the other of the web page is the author. Before you completely trust a page investigate the author. See if he is recognized and has a good reputation. If he is not a respected author and his reputation tells that he constantly invents his info he is a bad author. You should see if the sours that you are taking your info out if he has taken out from other sources and if they where that they are properly cited. If not there author is not good and you should not trust that site. ** Content ** Another thing or detail that you should cheek it the date that the information was last edited or posted. This is because the info may not be as accurate or the information that is not as new or updated because it wouldn’t be as resent. So if the information is not resent the information can be distorted. The domain is what a domain is the company or the subs company that controls the web page or the website. So if you want to see if the domain is trust worthy you should see if it has a good revive and if it is popular. If the domain has a good reputation by the people that visited you have visited the web page. You also want to check that the information was revised and is free of biases. The domain is normally at the end of the url and marks to what might the page belong, example edu stands for education. You might also want to see if the sores you are looking at is ok, to see this you might want to cheek the url or the web page if there is a domain like org, gov, or edu they can be correct information because then the information has been revised so it can be sutibel for the children, the government or even organizations. So if the web page contains these sources the information is accurate.
 * Are all the web pages trustworthy?
 * Domain **
 * Sources **

=** Bibliography **= Intute Virtual Training Suite. (2009, 9 28). //Internet detective//. Retrieved 6 8, 2010, from [|http://www.vts.intute.ac.uk/detective/index.html]

Internet Operands Used For Search!

Why do we use the operands? Sometimes Google search results appear very broad and the specific topic may not appear as you want it. By using the operands you may state the specific conditions you want the results to appear, making it easier to find the information you are looking for and saving important time you can use to work. There are various types of useful operands that can be used in Google: ** Using quotations marks : **By using quotation marks, we tell the search engine that we ant the words to appear in the exact same way and order as we typed them. Without quotation marks, it will also appear results containing the words but not necessarily in order. Example: “death of john lennon” With quotation marks: 4,070,000 results Without quotation marks: 117,000 results

** OR **** : **With this operand we ask the searcher that the results we want to be displayed varied and find results of both objects we are looking for. Without OR results will appear containing both words together in same article. Example: federer OR nadal With OR: 6,850,000 results Without OR: 55,700,000 results

** -: **This operand will help you find results that contain what you are looking for, but does **not** show results that contain a word you do not want. Without – unnecessary results containing info about something you are not interested in will appear. Example: Formula1-Shumacher With - : 6,180,000 results Without- : 2,530,000 results

~: This symbol is used when the searcher needs results that contain words or information related to the words, like synonyms. It will broaden your shape. Example: strawberry ~ pie recipe With ~: 12,800,000 results Without ** ~ :** 2,350,000 results You use this symbol when you want your results within a numerical ranges or dates. Without .. you will get results with that years, but not in the range between those two dates. Example: History of Ecuador 1800..1900 With.. : 205,000 results Without.. : 127,000 results

** Bibliography ** MACKIE, Simon(2010). __10 Simple Google Search Tricks__, retrieved June 7, 2010. //The New York Times.// [|http://www.nytimes.com/external/gigaom/2010/04/02/02gigaom-10-simple-google-search-tricks-58674.html?src=me&ref=homepage]