Quoting "James K. Lowden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Please, no!  It's bad enough unixheads 35 years ago decided to tack on the
> year after the time (mustn't disturb precedent), and that every country
> has at least one way to format the date.  Let's not invent something when
> there's so much to choose from!  

The international standard ISO 8601 recommends: 2004-07-22 (try
'date -I' or 'date --iso-8601').  It's also "mathematically correct" :-)

Cheers, WB
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