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Hi there,

You would use it in the following manner:

Lastname, Firstname. "Article Title (or title of query)." Site Name. Article date.

Organization Name (this would be the same name as the site name). Date of access <URL>.

With author:

Schuster, Alan. "Spa and Hot Tub Chemical Questions." Ask

Alan. 18 Aug. 1998. Aqua-Clear Industries. 10 Oct.

1998 <http://www.brainmass.com>.
__________________________________________________________________________

Other examples:

With no author and no page date:

"Newborn Feeding." Welcome to Gerber. Gerber ...

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