Use either hyphens or forward slashes to conform with the most common methods for separating numerals. Choose periods or bullets for a more stylized version. If none of these options are available for including a date in a filename, try underscores instead. The twenty-third of November could be written out in any of the following formats in American English:  11-23-03 11/23/03 11.23.03 11_23_03 Stick with hyphens for the International Standard. The same date would be written as 2003-23-11 in this format. When writing dates numerically, add a “0” before January through September and the first through the ninth day of the month. This is often required in forms but you can use it to make your own list of dates visually neater. It will make all of your numerical dates the same length and will allow for correct data sorting.  For instance, you could use either 3/2/15 or 03/02/15. In a list of dates, 03/02/15 would be the same length as 12/02/15. If you use 3/2/15 in your list, the earlier date may incorrectly be sorted after the later date. This happens because the first digit in the March date (3) is larger than the first digit in the December date (1). Add a “0” to prevent this error. When you’re asked to provide a date on a form, you’ll often see something like MM/DD/YY or DD-MM-YYYY. These letters indicate how many numerals you should include and in what order. “MM” stands for a 2-digit month and “DD” suggests a 2-digit day. “YY” indicates you should include the last 2 digits of the year, while “YYYY” means you must include all 4 digits.  Use a “0” before single-digit days and months as needed. If you’re asked to provide the date as MM/DD/YY you could write 05/12/94. If you’re asked for DD-MM-YYYY, this date would be 12-05-1994. You may see these letters without any separation on some forms. For DDMMYY, simply enter 120594 unless otherwise noted.
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One-sentence summary -- Separate the month, day, and year with slashes or hyphens. Include an optional “0” before single-digit month and day numbers. Use numerals when you see “MM,” “DD,” and “YY” or “YYYY” on a form.

Q: Go to a camera or electronics store or order the blower online. Lens blowers are small, rubber squeeze blowers, which shoot a puff of air on the lens. Giottos is a commonly bought brand, but other brands also manufacture lens blowers.  This may seem like a waste of money when you could blow on the lens with your mouth. Experts specifically recommend against blowing on the lens as you’ll often blow saliva onto the lens making it dirtier than before. Do not use compressed air, which can harm your camera lens. Manual blowers are the safest cleaning option for your camera lens. Each time you use your lens blower, squeeze out a few puffs of air before you use it on the lens. This will clear any dust that may be inside the blower. If you don’t do this, you could blow more dust onto the lens. Position the blower as close to the lens as possible so you don’t blow contaminants from the air onto the lens. Hold the tip at a slight angle to the lens. Squeeze a few puffs onto the lens, aiming each puff toward a different part of the lens. Hold the point of the blower in the center of the lens and angle it slightly toward the outside of the lens. When you are done using the blower, put it into a plastic baggie for storage. This helps keep the blower clean and free of outside contaminants. Seal the plastic bag and store it with the rest of your camera cleaning supplies in your camera bag. It’s important to store it in a sealed plastic bag, because any type of cloth bag will allow dust to sift through the fabric and get into the blower.
A: Buy a camera lens blower. Squeeze the blower away from the lens a few times. Use the blower to puff air across the surface of the lens. Store the blower in a sealed bag.

Article: Your friend should not say anything to you that he or she does not want others to know. Your friend should only offer the factual information such as where he or she is being booked and under what charge. If your friend is too flustered to offer the information, make sure you ask the charge for the arrest. The police should have read your friend his or her Miranda rights, which include the rights to remain silent and have an attorney present during questioning. The Miranda rights portion stating that “Anything you say can and will be used against you,” means that your friend should have legal counsel present before answering questions due to the possible consequences.  After reading your friend his or her Miranda rights, the police can continue to interact with your friend. Any voluntary statements your friend makes to them can be used at the trial. The police cannot threaten your friend or force your friend in any other way to talk to them or give them any sort of statement. The Fourth Amendment states that law enforcement cannot search people’s property without probable cause and a warrant. Tell your friend to talk to the lawyer for any suspicion of an illegal search. In the United States, moving vehicles are subject by law enforcement to search with probable cause after a traffic stop. This would not constitute an illegal search.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Inform your friend that the call is likely monitored. Ask what the charge is. Tell your friend not to speak without a lawyer present. Explain an illegal search.

Article: This small, romantic act of kindness shows them that you’re thinking of them. It also reflects commitment and honor, two important elements of chivalry. For example, simple texts like “Hey, just wanted to tell you good morning” or “Good morning! I’ll be thinking of you today” can really brighten your partner’s day. If there’s someone behind you, help them by holding the door regardless of their gender or whether you know them. This kind of common courtesy is an important part of chivalry.  For example, if you see someone coming in behind you with their arms full, you should hold the door for them. You should also hold the door for your partner, but only if they’re comfortable with it. Some people like to open the door for themselves as a sign of independence. This is another chivalrous action previously reserved just for women. However, you should apply this kindness to anyone who isn’t as physically fit and may need a seat, such as a pregnant, ill, or elderly person. For example, if you’re sitting on the bus and you see an elderly woman standing up, you could say, “Excuse me, ma’am, would you like this seat?” and offer her your spot. If you see someone being mistreated or bullied, chivalry means stepping in and helping the victim. Stepping in can be difficult to do in the moment, but standing up for others can also be as simple as asking the victim if they need any help or calling for help from a law enforcement official or another bystander.  Standing up for others shows chivalrous qualities such as bravery, honor, and loyalty to your principles. For example, if you see someone being harassed on the subway or the street, you could step in and ask the victim if they need any help. This takes the attention away from the harasser and gives the victim some control over the situation. If you don’t feel comfortable intervening or the situation seems risky, you can also approach the victim afterwards and ask them if they need help. Whether you’re interacting with a family member, a significant other, or a stranger, being respectful is an essential part of chivalry. You can show respect through being polite, listening carefully, and valuing others’ opinions.  For example, always be respectful to waitstaff at restaurants. When they bring you your food or refill your water glass, remember to say thank you instead of just ignoring the action. If your significant other is telling you about their day, you can show them respect by listening attentively and asking questions to show them that you’re interested.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Send your significant other a good morning text. Hold the door for everyone, including your significant other. Offer your seat to someone else who needs it. Stand up for the people around you. Treat others with respect.