Citations 4 The Lack Thereof

I have a lot of questions, about citing other works. Now I have learned there are even more answers.
From the web sight, of Duke University Libraries I have found a full list of different styles for citing works, from various resources (Books, Magazines, Journals...Etc). I chose to exemplify a web page citation. The following is an excerpt from instructions on how to blog.

How To Blog: A Beginner's Blog Publishing Guide

How to blog is something that a lot of us old hands take for granted, but for the beginner it can seem like a daunting tangle of questions and issues to be resolved. In this guide, I have gathered all of the essential resources you'll need to get started. Here's how:

My Works Cited is in the Chicago format as follows:

Michael Pick
How To Blog: A Beginner's Blog Publishing Guide - Robin Good's Latest News:
3 spaces [Wednesday, January 14, 2009 10:03:20 PM; cited January 14 2009 3 spaces Available from
3 spaces http://www.masternewmedia.org/independent_publishing/blogging-how-to-blog/guide-to-publishing-first-blog-20071104.htm.htm

(Sorry, I am having trouble formatting, see Duke University Libraries for a good example)

Things that are important to remember are:

• The Author (if listed)
• The Title
• The Name of the Producer or Company (of the web page)
• The Last Modified Date w/ The Citation Date
  
• The web page address (full address)
  

I now, have an excellent resource for instructions to cite works I use in my research. (Duke University Libraries!)