In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you're right-handed, place your left hand on top of the handle towards the toe (the rounded tip of the cricket bat) with the right hand under it; left-handers place their hands the opposite way. The thumbs and forefingers should form a "V" between the outside edge and center of the bat that points towards the toe of the bat. Batting gloves should be worn to protect your fingers if they get hit by the ball. If you're right-handed, stand sideways in the crease (the "safe" area in front of the wicket) with your left shoulder towards the bowler (who "pitches" the ball); left-handed batters do the opposite. Look straight over your shoulder towards the bowler; do not tilt your head. Spread your feet about 12 inches (30.5 cm) apart and bend your knees slightly with your weight distributed evenly on both legs. Rest the toe of the bat on the ground behind your feet near the wicket; your top hand will rest on the inside of the thigh nearest the bowler.
Summary: Grip the cricket bat properly. Assume the proper stance.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It is also possible to directly compare the point of time of two dates, although any of the previous approaches are likely to be more readable and so preferable. This will be a comparison of two primitive data types, so it can be done with "<", ">", and "==". Before you can compare the dates, you must create long integers with the data from the previously created Date objects. Luckily, the getTime() method will do most of the work for you. long time1 = getTime(date1); //declares primitive time1 from date1 long time2 = getTime(date2); //declares primitive time2 from date2 Use the less than symbol (<) to compare these two integer values. Since time1 is less than time 2, the first message should print. The else statement is included for proper syntax. if(time1 < time2){ System.out.println("date1 is before date2"); //will print since time1 <time2 } else{ System.out.println("date1 is not before date2"); } Use the greater than symbol (>) to compare these two integer values. Since time1 is greater than time 2, the first message should print. The else statement is included for proper syntax. if(time2 > time1){ System.out.println("date2 is after date1"); //will print since time2 > time1 } else{ System.out.println("date2 is not after date1"); } Use the symbol to check for equality (==) to compare these two integer values for equality. Since time1 is equal to time3, the first message should print. If the program gets to the else statement, that means the times are not equal. if(time1 == time2){ System.out.println("the dates are equal"); } else{ System.out.println("the dates are not equal"); //will print since time1 != time2 }
Summary: Use getTime. Create the long time objects. Do a less than comparison. Do a greater than comparison. Do an equals comparison.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use fresh aloe juice from a cut leaf of the plant, or buy a commercial aloe gel. Smear some of the juice or gel onto your sunburned lips, and let it dry. You should feel some cool relief, and the aloe will also help to heal the burn. You can purchase aloe leaves from the produce section of some grocery stores, if you don't have a plant at home. To get at the juice, just cut the outer green layer of the plant to reveal the wet, gel-like inner portion. Do not use an aloe gel on your lips if the instructions do not recommend it. Apply aloe as often as needed. Store your aloe or gel in the fridge for added cooling relief. Many regular lip balms are very effective at healing sunburned lips. Look for one with shea or cocoa butter along with SPF protection. That way, the balm will help clear up the sunburn and protect your lips from further sun damage. Lip balms come in a variety of forms--tubes, sticks, and pastes. To apply lip balm, rub the tube or stick on your lips (or use your finger to rub on the paste) until they are evenly coated in a thin layer. Apply new lip balm whenever the previous layer wears off. Look for an ointment that is specifically designed for use on lips, since many topical antibiotics (and hydrocortisone creams) are not safe to ingest. Simply rub a layer of the ointment onto your lips once a day. Cook some oatmeal as you normally would. Let it cool. Dab it on your lips once a day like you would a sponge, then rinse it off. Oatmeal is a traditional skin healer that heals sunburns, so this may help heal your lips. Petroleum jelly or products containing it can cause further damage to sunburned skin, so avoid these. In addition, lotions containing pain relievers like benzocaine or lidocaine can actually irritate sunburned skin instead of providing relief, so don't use them either.
Summary:
Apply aloe to your lips. Use some lip balm. Rub on a layer of antibiotic ointment, if you have any open blisters. Apply an oatmeal paste. Don't use petroleum jelly or pain-relieving lotions.