If I could get the your / you’re thing all fixed, then I would turn to the A.D. placement. I do not think I have ever seen that expressed as a concern.
I could argue that the Anno Domini is an appositive and that the correct form is 2014, A.D.
And I would immediately surrender, because I am not an English teacher. I don’t know enough to say you’re wrong (there is a discussion of it on the Wiki page I linked, but we know those guys can be dorks).
I’ve seen it AD 2014 in older writings, which tells me the way I prefer it will die in my lifetime, because this is a “living” language. Apparently the form I prefer, the literal translation, is archaic.
Aw gee its six of one and half a dozen’ve a whole nother story!
What difference at this point does or dozen’t make??
Lol just kidding...I’m only glad to know there are even two people who care about such a thing in 2014-—one weigher an udder!