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Windows PowerShell Aliases
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Windows PowerShell Aliases
Alias Defined
Built-In Aliases
Finding Aliases
Creating Aliases
Keeping Aliases Around
Alias Restrictions
Alias Wrap-Up
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Samuel Clemens. Archibald Leach. Ramón Gerardo Antonio Estévez. William Sydney Porter. Scripting Son. The list goes on….
And exactly what is this a list of? Well, as you might have figured out, it's a list of the given names of people who decided they didn't want to (or couldn't) become famous with those names. Instead they took on new names, or aliases, in order to be more easily identified and remembered. As it turns out, Windows PowerShell has decided to join the other celebrities in utilizing aliases. How so? Read on.
It's true that Windows PowerShell, before it became Windows PowerShell, began life with a given name of Monad. It then briefly tried out MSH (pronounced "mish"), and finally settled on the catchy, rolls-smoothly-off-the-tongue, Windows PowerShell. Given that lifecycle you might think of Windows PowerShell as an alias. The problem is that if we call it that, the Microsoft lawyers will be very unhappy: it was a legal name change. Because we find it best not to make the lawyers unhappy, we won't use the term "alias" to refer to Windows PowerShell. But we will use the term "alias" to talk about a certain renaming feature within PowerShell. These aliases serve the same purpose as the aliases we mentioned at the beginning of this article: they make certain things in Windows PowerShell easier to identify and remember.
Alias Defined
Within PowerShell, an alias is another name assigned to a cmdlet, function, script, executable file, and so on. Just about anything you can run from the PowerShell command prompt can have an alias assigned to it. We'll explain how this works, and why you'd even care about it, by first showing you some of the aliases built-in to PowerShell. After that we'll show you how to make aliases of your own. And then following that we'll show you how to make sure the aliases you create stick around from one PowerShell session to another.
Are you ready for all that? Don't worry, this will be easy. Even easier than remembering who Norma Jeane Mortenson was.
Built-In Aliases
Windows PowerShell 1.0 ships with about 100 built-in aliases. You can find these aliases with the Get-Alias cmdlet:
PS C:\scripts> get-alias CommandType Name Definition ----------- ---- ---------- Alias ac Add-Content Alias asnp Add-PSSnapin Alias clc Clear-Content Alias cli Clear-Item Alias clp Clear-ItemProperty Alias clv Clear-Variable Alias cpi Copy-Item …
All the built-in aliases are simply short versions of cmdlet names. For example, the alias for Get-Alias is gal:
PS C:\scripts> gal CommandType Name Definition ----------- ---- ---------- Alias ac Add-Content Alias asnp Add-PSSnapin Alias clc Clear-Content Alias cli Clear-Item Alias clp Clear-ItemProperty Alias clv Clear-Variable Alias cpi Copy-Item …
You can use these aliases alone, like we just did, or anywhere within a command string where you'd use the cmdlet. For example, here's a command that retrieves the cmdlet associated with the alias ac:
PS C:\scripts> gal -name ac CommandType Name Definition ----------- ---- ---------- Alias ac Add-Content
You can imagine how much typing this can save you in the long run. Just to demonstrate, here's a command that retrieves the 5 smallest text files in the C:\ folder:
get-childitem C:\*.txt | sort-object -property length | select-object -last 5
Here's that same command using built-in aliases:
ls C:\*.txt | sort -property length | select -last 5
That's better.
Note: If you use shorthand for the parameters you can compact this even more:
ls C:\Scripts\*.txt | sort -p length | select -l 5
But keep in mind that parameter resolution is a completely different feature than aliases. We're not going to talk about parameters here. If this just confused you, ignore this note and keep reading.
A lot of the aliases are built-in simply to give you a quicker way to access cmdlets. However, some of them are there to make sure you can do things such as navigate your way around the file system in the command window by using familiar commands. For example, here are the commands you'd use to list the items in the current directory:
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Sure, the PowerShell command seems a little cumbersome compared to the others. But with built-in aliases you can use any of these commands in PowerShell (in addition to the alias gci) to retrieve the contents of a folder.
Finding Aliases
We already showed you how to get a list of all the aliases available (the Get-Alias cmdlet). Here's how to get a list of aliases sorted by alias:
get-alias | sort-object
Want to sort by definition (the cmdlet, function, etc. that the alias is an alias for)? Okay:
get-alias | sort-object definition
How about this: let's retrieve the definition associated with a given alias. How about the cd alias:
PS C:\scripts> get-alias cd CommandType Name Definition ----------- ---- ---------- Alias cd Set-Location
This is all pretty simple, right? The next logical step would be to find the aliases associated with a given cmdlet (or definition). Well, that's a little more complicated:
get-alias | where-object {$_.Definition -match "Get-Childitem"}
We told you it was more complicated. There isn't a parameter to Get-Alias that, given a definition, will return the aliases. However, you can get all the aliases, then pipe them to the Where-Object cmdlet. We use the -match operator to find all instances of the returned Definitions that match the string Get-ChildItem. Here's what we get back:
CommandType Name Definition ----------- ---- ---------- Alias gci Get-ChildItem Alias ls Get-ChildItem Alias dir Get-ChildItem
More complicated, but still not bad, right?
Creating Aliases
Okay, this is all very nice, but what if you don't like the built-in aliases? Or what if you want to assign an alias for a function that you've created? As it turns out, this is no problem at all. Simply use the Set-Alias cmdlet. Suppose you want to retrieve the current date. You could do that with the Get-Date cmdlet:
PS C:\scripts> Get-Date Wednesday, May 28, 2008 3:47:56 PM
That's simple enough, but let's make it even simpler - let's set an alias for Get-Date:
Set-Alias d Get-Date
Logically enough, we use the Set-Alias cmdlet to create an alias. We pass two parameters to this cmdlet: the new alias (d) and the cmdlet being aliased (Get-Date). Let's try it out:
PS C:\scripts> d Wednesday, May 28, 2008 3:49:51 PM
The cmdlet works exactly the same; we just use an alias to reference it. For example, you can pass parameters to the alias in the same way you'd pass them to the cmdlet:
PS C:\scripts> d -displayHint date Wednesday, May 28, 2008
As you can see, we used the displayHint parameter of the Get-Date cmdlet to display only the date portion of the date/time value, but we used that parameter with the d alias.
You can also alias functions. Here's a function that finds the default printer on the local computer:
function FindDefaultPrinter { Get-WMIObject -query "Select * From Win32_Printer Where Default = TRUE" }
To run this function, simply type the name of the function, FindDefaultPrinter, at the command prompt:
PS C:\scripts> FindDefaultPrinter Location : USA/REDMOND, WA/42/FLOOR4/4032 Name : \\PRINTER1\HP LaserJet PrinterState : 0 PrinterStatus : 3 ShareName : HP LaserJet SystemName : \\PRINTER1
What's that? FindDefaultPrinter is a big long name you don't want to type in every time you want to check for the default printer? Okay, how about this:
PS C:\scripts> dp Location : USA/REDMOND, WA/42/FLOOR4/4032 Name : \\PRINTER1\HP LaserJet PrinterState : 0 PrinterStatus : 3 ShareName : HP LaserJet SystemName : \\PRINTER1
Will that work? Well, no, not unless you do this:
Set-Alias dp FindDefaultPrinter
Now it will work.
You can also alias executables. Want to start Microsoft Excel from the command prompt? Why would you ever want to do that? Oh well, that's none of our business. But if you do, you can do it like this (assuming you have the default installation for Excel 2007):
."C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\Excel.exe"
Or you can simply alias the command:
Set-Alias excel "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\Excel.exe"
Now all you have to type is this:
It doesn't get much easier than that.
Keeping Aliases Around
You've now spent a significant amount of time setting up all your aliases. Okay, maybe "significant" is exaggerating a little, but nevertheless you did spend some time on this. All system administrators know exactly how valuable time is and how little we have to waste, which is why we set up aliases in the first place. Now suppose you shut down Windows PowerShell, move on to some other tasks, and later restart PowerShell. Hmmm, let's see what day it is today:
PS C:\scripts> d The term 'd' is not recognized as a cmdlet, function, operable program, or script file. Verify the term and try again. At line:1 char:1 + d <<<<
Wait a minute - didn't we just set the alias d to represent the cmdlet Get-Date? Yes, as a matter of fact we did. But then we shut down Windows PowerShell. Big mistake. Don't ever, ever, shut down Windows PowerShell.
Well, not unless you save your aliases first.
There are two ways to do this. The first is to export your aliases to a file. This is much easier than it might sound. That's because PowerShell makes it easy by providing the Export-Alias cmdlet:
Export-Alias MyAliases.txt
You need to pass Export-Alias only one parameter (although there are more, which we'll talk about in a moment): the name of the text file that you want to save your aliases to.
Note: If you don't want the file saved to the current path, you must specify the full path to the file:
Export-Alias C:\Files\MyAliases.txt
This command will export all aliases - user-defined and built-in - to the given file. Keep that in mind, because that could be a bit of a nuisance. We'll show you that in a moment, too. But first, let's talk about what we need to do with these exported aliases.
As we mentioned, when you close your PowerShell session all the aliases you defined will disappear. That means that the next time you open PowerShell, you'll need to redefine all your aliases. However, if you exported them to a file first, you can simply import them back into your session and all your aliases will be back. You do that with the Import-Alias cmdlet:
Import-Alias MyAliases.txt
Simply pass the name of the file that contains your exported aliases (including the full path if the file isn't in the current directory) to the Import-Alias cmdlet. Now you can use any of the aliases you had defined before the import.
What's that? You tried this and got a big long list of errors? A list like this:
Import-Alias : Alias not allowed because an alias with the name 'ac' already exists. At line:1 char:13 + Import-Alias <<<< MyAliases.txt Import-Alias : Alias not allowed because an alias with the name 'asnp' already exists. At line:1 char:13 + Import-Alias <<<< MyAliases.txt Import-Alias : Alias not allowed because an alias with the name 'clc' already exists. At line:1 char:13 + Import-Alias <<<< MyAliases.txt …
First of all, don't worry: your aliases are still there, and if you try one you'll see that the import worked and your aliases will operate just fine. So why all the errors? Remember when we said Export-Alias will export all aliases, user-defined and built-in? Well, the user-defined aliases were wiped out when you closed PowerShell, but the built-in aliases weren't. That means that when you run Import-Alias, all those built-in aliases that were exported are trying to be re-imported, but they already exist. Make sense? So, on the one hand these errors don't hurt anything: they're simply informing you that you can't import a built-in alias because it already exists. On the other hand, who wants to see all those error messages every time they import the file? Not us, that's for sure. But don't worry, there's something you can do about it.
One simple thing you can do is edit the alias file after you export it. Your exported file will look something like this:
# Alias File # Exported by : kenmyer # Date/Time : Wednesday, May 28, 2008 5:00:33 PM # Machine : ATL-FS-001 "ac","Add-Content","","ReadOnly, AllScope" "asnp","Add-PSSnapin","","ReadOnly, AllScope" "clc","Clear-Content","","ReadOnly, AllScope" "cli","Clear-Item","","ReadOnly, AllScope" "clp","Clear-ItemProperty","","ReadOnly, AllScope" "clv","Clear-Variable","","ReadOnly, AllScope" …
Simply delete all the references to built-in aliases. Don't worry, this isn't hard to do: all the built-in aliases are listed first; your custom aliases are all at the bottom of the file:
… "set","Set-Variable","","AllScope" "type","Get-Content","","AllScope" "d","get-date","","None" "dp","FindDefaultPrinter","","None" "excel","C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\Excel.exe","","None"
See those last three, d, dp, and excel? Those are the aliases we added earlier. They'll always be at the bottom.
The other thing you can do is add specific aliases to the file rather than doing a global export. You do this by passing a second parameter to Export-Alias, the name of the alias you want to export:
Export-Alias MyAliases.txt d
Here we've passed the alias d, which we set up for Get-Date. Here's what our alias file looks like now:
# Alias File # Exported by : kenmyer # Date/Time : Wednesday, May 28, 2008 5:56:53 PM # Machine : ATL-FS-001 "d","get-date","","None"
Here's something important to know: every time you call Export-Alias, the current file is overwritten. That means that if you now call Export-Alias to export a different alias, d will be gone and will be replaced by the new alias. Like this:
Export-Alias MyAliases.txt dp
# Alias File # Exported by : kenmyer # Date/Time : Wednesday, May 28, 2008 5:59:29 PM # Machine : ATL-FS-001 "dp","FindDefaultPrinter","","None"
But wait, here's something even more important to know: you can pass another parameter to Export-Alias to make sure the new aliases are appended rather than overwritten:
Export-Alias MyAliases.txt d -append
Here's what we have now:
# Alias File # Exported by : kenmyer # Date/Time : Wednesday, May 28, 2008 5:59:29 PM # Machine : ATL-FS-001 "dp","FindDefaultPrinter","","None" # Alias File # Exported by : kenmyer # Date/Time : Wednesday, May 28, 2008 6:00:52 PM # Machine : ATL-FS-001 "d","get-date","","None"
Okay, this could still use some cleanup, but you don't have to clean it up. (And if you want to clean it up it's easy enough to do.) Either way, you won't get any more error messages.
Note that exporting and importing aliases isn't just handy for keeping aliases from one session of PowerShell to the next, but you can also copy the exported file to different machines and import them into the instance of PowerShell on those machines. Nice, huh?
There's one more thing you can do to keep your aliases from one PowerShell session to another. Simply add the Set-Alias commands to your Windows PowerShell profile and your aliases will be available every time you start PowerShell, without having to do any extra importing.
We won't go into detail on profiles here; to learn more see the Owner's Manual topic on Windows PowerShell Profiles. We'll just show you quickly how simply it is to add the aliases to your profile.
Start by opening your profile in Notepad, like this:
notepad $profile
Now just enter your Set-Alias commands (and any necessary functions) into your profile:
Set-Alias d Get-Date function FindDefaultPrinter { Get-WMIObject -query "Select * From Win32_Printer Where Default = TRUE" } Set-Alias dp FindDefaultPrinter Set-Alias excel "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\Excel.exe"
Save the profile, close it, close Windows PowerShell, then open PowerShell again. Try out any of the aliases we just saved - they'll all work. Every time, no extra steps involved.
How easy was that?!
Alias Restrictions
Here a couple things you can't do with aliases. One is that you can't alias a cmdlet with specific parameters. For example, say you use this command a lot:
Set-Location C:\Scripts\old
Suppose you want to create an alias to this command. Let's give it a try:
Set-Alias toOld (Set-Location C:\Scripts\old)
Will this work? Nope. Here's what you get back:
Set-Alias : Cannot bind argument to parameter 'Value' because it is null. At line:1 char:10 + Set-Alias <<<< toOld (Set-Location C:\Scripts\old)
If you want to do something like this, you need to put the cmdlet in a function, then alias the function:
function toOld{Set-Location C:\Scripts\Old}
Now you can either call the function toOld, or you can alias the function:
set-alias to toOld
Now typing either toOld or to will take you to the C:\Scripts\Old folder.
You also can't alias a pipelined command. Try this:
Set-Alias as (Get-Alias | Sort-Object)
It didn't work, did it? Again, you can put the command in a function and then set an alias, but you can't directly alias a pipelined command.
Alias Wrap-Up
Oh, and in case you haven't figured it out yet, the names we mentioned at the beginning of this article belong to Mark Twain, Cary Grant, Martin Sheen, O. Henry, and - oh wait, that last one isn't an alias, his name really is Scripting Son. Go figure.


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Bean Dufty talks a lot about his godmother, but does he actually focus on improving our community? He is Director of Housing Opportunities Program and Employment but what has he done so far? Brought attention to homelessness in SF or the need for high school educated San Franciscans? Not reallly. Follow his twitter and it is clear that that man is all about self promotion, personal gain (this man just doesn't know how to have a job that isn't paid with tax payer funds), and tacky party scenes. In dumbfounded how anyone could endorse Bevan Dufty.↓
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6: National Yo-Yo Day.
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8: The Liberty Bell cracked while being rung on this day in 1835.
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20: Moon Day, marking the 44th anniversary of Neil Armstrong becoming the first person to land on the moon.
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23: Nintendo was founded on this date in 1889. Their first product wasn't the Wii; it was playing cards.
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28: The Statue of Liberty was dedicated on this day in 1886.
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Is preserving community farmland worth a tax hike? Residents in Silver Spring Township, Cumberland County will decide in a ballot referendum next month.
Preservationists hope to embark on a "Conservation Easement" where financial offers are made to applicant land owners.
If the land owner accepts, they will remain the owners of the property but will no longer have the right to develop it.
"The citizens will be voting in favor of giving the Board of Supervisors the authority to begin a municipal preservation program and it will be funded by a one-tenth of one-percent increase in earned income tax," township supervisor Vince Difilippo said.
For a person who earns $50,000 dollars a-year, the increase would mean about $50 annually.
Opponents say the county already has a large portion of preserved land.
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Tweetathon that fires out fibs to bring in extra city tourists (From thisisoxfordshire)
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Tweetathon that fires out fibs to bring in extra city tourists
6:00am Saturday 12th April 2014 in News By Rachel Bayne, Reporter covering Headington and Marston. Call me on 01865 425422
SOCIAL media fans have flocked to Twitter to spread infamous jokes and lies about Oxford.
The hashtag #LiesForOxfordTourists has gone viral this week as residents shared their jokes and made-up stories about the city of dreaming spires.
The Twitter feed has been set up to draw attention to Oxford's attractions and bring in visitors who want to find out whether the myths on the Twitter feed actually have any truth in them.
Oxford folklore such as "Martyrs Memorial is the spire of Oxford's underground Cathedral," and "Oxford students are obliged to speak only in Latin on every third full moon" were some of the first tweets posted on the social networking site, which is being used to encourage tourists to visit.
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Academic manager Ewan Hirst, who mans the Twitter feed for Blackwell's bookshop in Oxford, jumped at the chance to start off the tweetathon.
The 47-year-old from Littlemore tweeted his first 'lie' on Monday night and said: "When we launched it this week, it takes over your life for the next couple of hours. I don't want to miss out on the good ones.
"It is just a bit of fun. I don't spend hours thinking them up."
A Headington blogger known as Tony OX3 also joined in the fun.
He said: "There are one or two tweets that could be quite convincing, if they didn't have the hashtag.
"I think it is just a way for people who live in Oxford to tell some of their tales for tourists in a good-humoured way.
"I have been stopped in the street quite genuinely to be asked if I can tell them where the university is.
"Oxford people get a bit of amusement and fun out of it."
The messages, which started going up on Twitter on Monday, have been passed around Oxford.
But tourism chiefs are not concerned.
Giles Ingram, director of Visit Oxfordshire, which promotes tourism in the county, said: "I think it is most certainly bonkers.
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"But It is just a bit of fun and puts a smile on people's faces."
Colin Cook, board member for city development at Oxford city council, said: "It just carries on the great tradition of telling lies for tourists.
"The classic one was that the Martyrs' Memorial was actually a cathedral and there are two entrances to it.
"So you would send tourists off down there to look and they would end up at the toilets.
"That dates back to the mid-20th century. I don't see that there's any great harm to it.
"I think for the most part, the long-term residents of Oxford rub along quite well with the visitors to the city and treat them with good humour."
- If you visit Christ Church with a teddy bear and tell porters his name is Aloysius you get free entry #LiesForOxfordTourists
- Remember, if you're walking or rowing upstream it's called Starboard Meadow. #LiesForOxfordTourists
- On May 1, Oxford Council provide inflatable slides at Magdalen Bridge so people may safely jump in the river. #liesforoxfordtourists
- Oxford students are obliged to speak only in Latin on every third full moon #LiesForOxfordTourists #MaybeTrueForBullingdon
- The fountain on The Plain's roundabout (above) is the true entrance to Hogwarts Chamber of Secrets. #liesforOxfordtourists
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Stallworth was hospitalized Saturday with serious burns after the hot air balloon carrying him and two other people crashed into power lines above South Florida, his agent said. The 10-year NFL veteran won't suffer any permanent damage from the accident in Homestead, said Drew Rosenhaus, Stallworth's agent.||||||| The basket carrying three hot air balloon passengers crashed into the power lines while airborne, according to Miami-Dade Police spokesman Roy Rutland. Two passengers were injured and transported to a trauma center, Rutland said. A third passenger in the basket was not injured. Stallworth played in one game last season for the New England Patriots, then went on injured reserve with an ankle injury. He has 35 career touchdown catches.
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Trees on over 110 hectares of forest land have been felled and the entire area will be cleared soon to make way for a 95-km rail line between Dalli-Rajhara and Rowghat in Chhattisgarh.
However, even as the forests are cleared, the Rowghat project — complete with a railway network as well as an iron ore mining facility — seems plagued by security concerns.
The area, apart from being under dense forest cover, is also a Maoist stronghold. The Rowghat project is critical for the Bhilai Steel Plant of Steel Authority India Ltd. The area has been identified as having huge reserves of iron ore and the construction of the railway line will facilitate transportation of Rowghat ore to Bhilai. The plant now gets ore from from the Dalli-Rajhara mines.
According to experts, the Dalli-Rajhara reserves will be exhausted within five-six years. Rowghat is expected to supply four-five million tonnes annually in the first four years, and then increase to nine million tonnes.
Some progress has been made in preliminary railway work, particularly in the construction of the embankment, over 20 km of the proposed 95-km rail-line. The line will ultimately be extended to Jagdalpur covering a total distance of 240 km. The authorities also hope to complete preliminary work over another 22 km up to Keoti and, accordingly, contracts have been awarded.
However, those working for the project are keeping their fingers crossed.
The pace of work so far has been pitifully slow. In many project areas, work can happen only for limited time. The fallout of ignoring the Maoist diktat could be serious. The fate of the remaining 53-km stretch through Maoist area, therefore, is anybody's guess.
Meanwhile, responding to the Chhattisgarh Government's request for special contingents of security forces to expedite the work, the Union Home Ministry is believed to have agreed to provide four contingents of CRPF — three for railway work and one for the mining project. SAIL, it is learnt, will bear the security cost.
The issue of providing jobs to those evicted from the land acquired for the project, too, it is learnt, is causing concern. The Railways has so far provided jobs to 206 people with indications of absorbing another 50 or so, subject to eligibility. But the local demand is for many more. SAIL, which is also supposed to provide jobs to the affected people, has made it clear that the job-seekers have to wait till the mining project is ready for production.


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William H. Pryor Jr., a judge in the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, will speak at Mercer University's Walter F. George School of Law on Jan. 24. The presentation is titled "The Unbearable Rightness of Marbury v. Madison: Its Real Lessons and Irrepressible Myths," and will be held in the Moot Court Room at noon. The event is free and open to the public.
In 2004, Pryor was appointed to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals. Prior to his appointment, he served as attorney general of Alabama from 1997 to 2004. From 1995 to 1997 he served as a deputy attorney general of Alabama. In private practice, he worked with the Birmingham law firms of Cabaniss, Johnston, Gardner, Dumas and O'Neal; and Walston, Stabler, Wells, Anderson and Bains. He clerked for Judge John Minor Wisdom of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. In law school, Pryor was editor-in-chief of the Tulane Law Review at Tulane University, where he received his Juris Doctor, magna cum laude. Pryor earned a Bachelor of Arts, magna cum laude, from Northeast Louisiana University, which is now the University of Louisiana at Monroe.
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The WVU football staff shakeups just keep on coming, this time with quarterback coach Jake Spavital heading to replace Kliff Kingsbury at Texas A&M. Tis the season for the NCAA football coaching carousel I guess, but it doesn't exactly come at a great time as Holgorsen has yet to announce the reported hires of Tony Gibson and Brian Mitchell and will now have to dip back into the pool of candidates for a quarterbacks coach.
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Jake Spavital of West Virginia will become A&M's QB coach— Todd (@stlouis0) January 10, 2013
Spavital was certainly an up and coming offensive guru and a pretty good recruiter, but the fact of the matter is this will always be Holgorsen's offense, with a touch of Shannon Dawson thrown in for good measure. Dave Wannstedt could coach quarterbacks in this offense and we would still average 35 points per game. So, good for you Jake. You get to ride Johnny Football to an offensive coordinator job and $400,000 salary in 2014 or 2015.
It will be interesting to see what names surface as potential replacements. Has Holgorsen tapped out his connections at this point? Maybe there is another up-and-comer who could come in, recruit his tail off, and learn from Holgo for a few years before moving on like Spavital did. Because QB coach isn't a vital position on Holgorsen's staff, he now has some leeway to make a hire that benefits recruiting or thinks outside the box a little bit. If we get wind of any potential hires, we'll be sure to pass along the word.


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FORT HOOD, Texas (AP) - A Fort Hood soldier has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, saying he shot his friend accidentally while trying to scare away his hiccups.
Fort Hood officials say Spc. Patrick Edward Myers, of Spartanburg, S.C., was sentenced Thursday to 3 and a half years in military prison. He also was busted to private and will receive a bad-conduct discharge.
Myers fatally shot Pfc. Isaac Lawrence Young in September while they were watching a football game at a Killeen apartment. Myers told police he thought the weapon had dummy rounds and was trying to scare his friend so his hiccups would stop.
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Lynn Bass used to avoid every full-length mirror she encountered. "I hated my body," she says. "I was totally disassociated from it—I would only look at my head in the mirror."
Two years ago, Bass, a senior director at a direct-marketing company, started taking classes at OM, a yoga center in New York, and the self-criticism began to ebb. With a teacher who consistently focused on accepting the body's strengths and weaknesses, Bass came to be more at peace with how she looked. "I don't hate my body anymore," she says. "I wouldn't go so far as to say that I love my body, but I have a lot more respect for it."
Bass's difficult feelings are hardly unusual. According to a 1997 Psychology Today survey, 56 percent of women and 43 percent of men are dissatisfied with their overall appearance. And yogis certainly aren't immune to the complex web of cultural forces that contribute to this epidemic of self-loathing. After all, it's not easy to reconcile life in an image-conscious world with the yogic notion that the body is simply the vessel through which we navigate a spiritual path.
But yoga practice creates an opportunity for us to re-create our relationship with our body. While we may have come to the mat looking for a "yoga butt," when we get there, we're usually so focused on directing breath into our tight quads or feeling the alignment in our hips that we forget about our appearance. By enabling us to go inward—to focus on how we feel in a pose rather than how we look—yoga encourages us to let go of our desires for our body and criticisms of it, to enjoy its movements. Over time, this experiential relationship with our body may even enable us to forsake the mirror for our internal seer, to filter out social pressures and unrealistic expectations, and to accept ourselves as we are.
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A small town destroyed, windows blown out- roves missing - power lines down, and some of the businesses - you can't even tell what they used to be.
"We are just devastated." Lee Pinnell is one of the dozens of people who spent the afternoon assessing the damage. He owns Clinic Pharmacy - one of the few businesses actually open today. "People need their medicine and that it why we are here and we just wanted to straighten everything up and people just need their medicine."
People like Sandra Summerland. "I walked in here and these people are fantastic - they said we'll get you your medicine and they are just great."
But some businesses weren't so lucky, like one which used to be an insurance company - that's been here for 35 years.
Norma Baldwin's husband built the business. "It's just a life's work gone- blown away - its so devastating no one would have thought Americus would be hit like this."
But what's typical of a small town is the people pull together and help each other out. "It will be back- it will be back"
Even thought it looks like it will take a very long time - townspeople are ready to roll up their sleeves and get to work. "I didn't have to call the insurance agent, the agent came here, the electrician glass people, the support has been outstanding."
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Bethany College (NAIA - KS): Mike Lawrence has been announced as the wide receivers coach/special teams coordinator for the Swedes. He was previously the head coach at Wiregrass High School in Wesley Chapel, Fla.
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East Stroudsburg (D-II - PA): Chadd Braine, who has previously served as the defensive coordinator at William Paterson (D-III - NJ) and Northern Michigan (D-II), has accepted the defensive coordinator job at his alma mater.
Valdosta State (D-II - GA): Linebackers coach and special teams coordinator Bubba Walker has been promoted to defensive coordinator. Here's a quick interview with (and a laugh courtesy of) Bubba Walker.
East Central (D-II - OK): Former tight ends coach / DFO Brett Marsaln has accepted the assistant defensive coordinator position at Wilburton HS (OK).
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Coronado High School graduate James Winters was on Dateline Friday, featured as one of the Navy officers who saved a woman and her two children after a terrifying accident on a California bridge.
Winters was honored right here on KCBD last year during one of our Hometown Hero segments.
Winters and his fellow Navy officers were transporting military equipment to a base in California when they saw a mangled car teetering halfway off a bridge.
Caught in traffic in the right place, at the right time, Winters and his men were transporting a large military forklift.
The men used the forklift to suspended the dangling car as rescue workers saved the mother, her 10-week-old baby and her 10-year-old daughter.
We spoke with Winters about that daring rescue back in April of 2012:
"That's when I started running. I stood in front of the car. She was on the opposite side of the bridge from me but it was probably only a 10-foot gap. I could see her, then she started screaming help me, help me, get my daughter, my daughter needs help. That scream, it just cuts right through you. It's like nothing you've ever heard before," Winters said.
Winters was honored for his act of bravery in California.
He's still in the Navy, and says he plans to continue that service for at least 20 years.
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Breaking: Tim Tebow is an impressive young man.
That's what we're hearing from most of the teams that have met with him so far and that includes the Buffalo Bills.
George Cortez, the Bills quarterbacks coach, coached with Tebow's former high school coach back in the '70s. After Tebow met with the Bills, Cortez called his old friend to "rave" about the former Florida quarterback.
"He said he was so impressed by Timmy's knowledge of the game," Craig Howard, Tebow's former high school coach, said. "He gave me the impression that his visit to Buffalo couldn't have gone better. It sounds like they really hit it off."
But will the Bills even have a chance at him?
Assuming using the ninth overall pick on him is out of the question, there's a good chance Tebow won't be around in the second round. More and more media folks are suggesting that Tebow is unlikely to make it out of the first round.
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|On the Other Hand — A letter to Phil and Chuck
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This is a letter to Phil and Chuck.
Not the bearded scamp on Duck Dynasty and the martial arts and fitness guru but rather Punxsutawney Phil and Buckeye Chuck.
While Phil and Chuck are surely cute beyond measure and hold us captivated each Feb. 2 while their chubby bodies are hauled from their warm beds and thrust into the blinding TV camera lights as the eastern portion of the United States awaits breathlessly to find out if spring is just around the corner or there's more winter to come, I am hoping for a certain outcome here.
For the town of Punxsutawney, where famed weather prognosticator Phil resides, Sunday will mean an epic flood of people, as crowds of thousands converge on Gobbler's Knob for the weather reveal.
A native of Ohio, Chuck began predicting the arrival of spring in the 1970s. In addition, the Ohio General Assembly declared Buckeye Chuck the official State Groundhog in 1979.
Phil and Chuck — I'm hoping you'll see things my way on Sunday. I have shoveled and scraped and salted and chipped and swept away snow and ice all I care to this winter. I've watched as money pours down the drain to keep my pipes from freezing in subzero temperatures, donned boots and hats and scarves to prevent frostbite and gotten stuck — at least once — in my own driveway. I have spent countless moments putting Ringo's boots and coat on and reversing the process only to repeat it several hours later. Our schoolchildren have only been in class for a full day three times since before Christmas.
It should probably be noted that Phil and Chuck are wrong more often than not. Seems to be the norm for weather forecasters. You know, these are the only people we allow to fib to us on a regular basis and still tune in every day to see what they have to say.
The Groundhog Day celebration is rooted in a Celtic tradition that says if a hibernating animal casts a shadow on Feb. 2, the Pagan holiday of Imbolc, winter will last another six weeks. If no shadow was seen, legend says spring would come early.
The ties in Pennsylvania may actually come from Germans, when clear skies on Candlemas Day (Feb. 2) were said to herald cold weather ahead. In Germany, the tradition morphed into a myth that if the sun came out on Candlemas, a hedgehog would cast its shadow, predicting snow all the way into May. When German immigrants settled in Pennsylvania, they transferred the tradition onto local fauna, replacing hedgehogs with groundhogs.
Anywho, come on, guys; we need some relief. No shadows on Sunday!
Perhaps a better way to fix this problem would be to send Phil and Chuck to the Super Bowl. That way they'll be too busy celebrating and preparing for the game to notice if they cast a shadow or not.
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Okay, so, more than a year since my last contribution to the main page. As it so happens, this is exactly how long it took before I got around making another drawing. This is a drawing of yet another RPG character (my only incentive for doing art anymore, it seems) in the 'Legend of the Five Rings' setting. Not much to say about this particular piece. It's been a year, so I needed to do some freshing up. I actually blanked at the first brush stroke, unable to figure out what I was supposed to do. Nothing a few Youtube tutorials couldn't fix, but it was an awkward start. It's just a character portrait, so background and pose aren't all that exciting. In hindsight I didn't give the background fan the attention it was due, but I know I'll never get around fixing it up properly. Most of it is painted in one layer, baring the background and the finer details later on when I got scared I'd screw up my hard work. All Photoshop CS6.
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May 16The Unbearable Flak of Being
E/n: Flak here. Just dug this up from archives predating the Great Deletion.
Once upon a time, though not so long ago, and actually so very recent that it may very well be happening at this very moment, there lived a young man named Flak. Flak was once asked to appear on an episode of Star Trek as a guest star, but arrived only to discover that the show had been cancelled for decades. He still scratches his head about it.
Feb 19New Drawing
And here we have it. This is the actual new drawing I made about two weeks ago. I'm rather excited about this one, because it's a redo of the picture I posted previously. Using the same subject makes for easy comparison. Consequently, the blatant rise in quality is a metaphorical pat on the back and a stroke for my ego.
Feb 16Another old picture: Pax
Moving even further into the past! I'm taking a ragged knife to my pride and dignity posting this piece, but I'd love for you to fully grasp my sense of progression when I get to the actual new thingy.
Feb 7More old pictures: Orsus
This one's actually older than the 'Gallen' piece by a rough few months, but I think it came out better.
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It's a bit out of the blue, but I made a new drawing. No, not the one you see above. This one is roughly two years old. But before I'd go and post the actual new one, I decided it was high time I uploaded some old works that have been lingering on my computer for some time now. They'll never reach a more refined state than they are in right now anyway.


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CATEGORIES Comedy, Drama, Gay & Lesbian, Romance, DIY/Filmmaking, Movie Marketing, Movies, CinematicalNo matter what your opinion on the now ubiquitous trailer mash-up, some can actually be pretty funny. My first experience was not that long ago with the mash-up of The Shining featuring Jack Nicholson doing his best troubled romantic-comedy guy routine -- instead of the raving psycho he really is in the actual movie. Although, that wasn't the first one ever made. According to Wikipedia, that honor actually goes to former NYU students Ben Campbell, Sal Perez, Jack Picone and Spencer Somers and their mash-up of Kill Bill and The Passion of the Christ called Kill Christ. So, if you don't like mash-ups you can blame them.
Plus, there's the one with A Christmas Story re-imagined as a horror film. That's pretty funny. I also like the X-Men: Last Stand / Office Space one as well. It's interesting how some of the shots can be so dramatic when taken out of context. I may never look at Office Space the same way again. Well, I probably will. And, of course, the mash-up got even more popular thanks in large part to those two gay cowboys in Brokeback Mountain (as our own Martha rightly pointed out before). So you had a string of Brokeback mash-ups which now run into the dozens over at YouTube. Search, you'll fine 'em. My favorite -- Brokeback to the Future. Now that's what a mash-up is supposed to be.
There's even a website (probably more than one) devoted completely to mash-ups that you can check out if you feel strongly about your love for these things and just want more, more, more of them. Which brings us to one of the latest ones -- a mash-up of Apocalypto and The Last Kiss called Zach Brafs' Apocolypto. Not as funny as Brokeback to the Future but I give them an "A" for effort. Enjoy.


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The "Michael Moore of the right" is on a mission to combat college liberalism.
A $1,000 fine. For exercising your First Amendment right.
Scarlett Johansson's worst role.
Unlike someone we know, it sounds like Prime Minister David Cameron has a strategy.
The Benham Brothers aren't letting HGTV slow them down.
So they're going to air a pro-life documentary next, right?
Voter fraud in Virginia.
Meet the "Mobile Mayor."
Common Core is a failure in New York.
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