Just be physical from the start , if she wants it to happen then shell gove you the opportunity , if she doesnt she wont . <| sep |> You have Sunday ticket but no Fox ? <| sep |> If you ' re a UK citizen at least sign this fucking petition is the article from the independent to get a better understanding of who can see it s t y l e g a d g e t s a n d t e c h n e w s i n v e s t i g a t o r y p o w e r s b i l l a c t s n o o p e r s c h a r t e r b r o w s inghistorywhatdoesitmeana 7436251 . html <| sep |> count me in <| sep |> So which countries have restricted markets , in your view , to the point of being socialist ? <| sep |> i like that umi place in the rideau center food court , not exactly fancy or anything but it is amazing <| sep |> Thanks for your feedback . I would never use the nonNewItem syntax in a script , but this is just a demonstration of create a file . The point is just to get the file quickly . You ' re apparently incorrect about the first NewItem line you have to specify the type filedirectory , otherwise it prompts . I was about to do as you suggested anyway , and to update the article , but it turns out , to achieve the same result , you need to use minimum something like this which is not briefconcise for this purpose NewItem file . txt Type File OutNullRegarding the alias confusion , I must admit I probably foolishly actually considered it an opportunity to spread the gospel about the different variations of aliases , so people can use what they prefer in the future but we all know the use full names in s c r i p tsimportantnoncommandline mantra , and learn about the aliases at the same time . I mention a little about it in a paragraphsentence at the top of the article , if you read studiously . I have changed a few of the aliases since initially posting already , in an attempt to be more clear , and might turn them all into the same soon but which one ! ?. EditI took the suggestion to heart . I now use GetChildItem and dir exclusively throughout the article , and changed the former text about using the aliases to this I will be using GetChildItem and one of its aliases dir also ls and gci . They are the same dir , ls and gci are aliases to GetChildItem .