Create a Formal Bibliography Using the Following Sources

1.           1. A book in print (select from the books on nutrition that are displayed in the library). 

2.         2. The article titled “We’re a Nation of Mindless Eaters,” by Leslie Beck.  You will find the article here: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/were-a-nation-of-mindless-eaters/article715919/.  Take note that this article is from the Globe and Mail newspaper.

3.       3. A webpage called “Food Additives” from the site called Nutrition Data: <http://www.nutritiondata.com/topics/food-additives>.

4.        4. A photograph taken from the photo sharing website called Flickr.  The photo is called "Organic Fruits and Vegetables."  You'll find it here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/valjk/634696442/

5.         5.  Check the Creative Commons license on the photograph and indicate what the license says you are allowed to do with the photograph. 

6     6. Find a copyright friendly image on your topic.  Cut and paste it onto your Word page and create a credit line for the image.  For more about creating credit lines for images, see the note on the Citation page.

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