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The Games That Play Us
(Original Airdate May 11, 2004)
The Leaving Song
(Original Airdate May 4, 2004)
What Is and What Should Never Be
(Original Airdate Apr 27, 2004)
How Can You Be Sure?
(Original Airdate Apr 20, 2004)
To Wish Impossible Things
(Original Airdate Apr 13, 2004)
Spirit in the Night
(Original Airdate Apr 6, 2004)
The First Cut Is the Deepest
(Original Airdate Mar 2, 2004)
Suddenly Everything Has Changed
(Original Airdate Feb 24, 2004)
I Shall Believe
(Original Airdate Feb 17, 2004)
Hanging by a Moment
(Original Airdate Feb 10, 2004)
Crash Course in Polite Conversation
(Original Airdate Feb 3, 2004)
The Living Years
(Original Airdate Jan 27, 2004)
You Gotta Go There to Come Back
(Original Airdate Jan 20, 2004)
With Arms Outstretched
(Original Airdate Nov 18, 2003)
The Search for Something More
(Original Airdate Nov 11, 2003)
Life in a Glass House
(Original Airdate Nov 4, 2003)
Every Night Is Another Story
(Original Airdate Oct 26, 2003)
All That You Can't Leave Behind
(Original Airdate Oct 21, 2003)
Crash into You
(Original Airdate Oct 14, 2003)
Are You True?
(Original Airdate Oct 7, 2003)
The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most
(Original Airdate Sep 30, 2003)
Pilot Episode
(Original Airdate Sep 23, 2003)
The Leavers Dance
(Original Airdate May 25, 2005)
The Tide That Left and Never Came Back
(Original Airdate May 25, 2005)
What Could Have Been
(Original Airdate May 17, 2005)
Lifetime Piling Up
(Original Airdate May 10, 2005)
I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning
(Original Airdate May 3, 2005)
The Lonesome Road
(Original Airdate Apr 26, 2005)
Something I Can Never Have
(Original Airdate Apr 19, 2005)
Somewhere a Clock Is Ticking
(Original Airdate Mar 1, 2005)
Unopened Letters to the World
(Original Airdate Feb 22, 2005)
The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows
(Original Airdate Feb 15, 2005)
The Hero Dies in This One
(Original Airdate Feb 8, 2005)
Between Order and Randomness
(Original Airdate Feb 1, 2005)
The Heart Brings Us Back
(Original Airdate Jan 25, 2005)
Don't Take Me for Granted
(Original Airdate Nov 30, 2004)
The Trick Is to Keep Breathing
(Original Airdate Nov 16, 2004)
Truth, Bitter Truth
(Original Airdate Nov 9, 2004)
Let the Reigns Go Loose
(Original Airdate Nov 2, 2004)
We Might as Well Be Strangers
(Original Airdate Oct 26, 2004)
I Will Dare
(Original Airdate Oct 19, 2004)
You Can't Always Get What You Want
(Original Airdate Oct 12, 2004)
Near Wild Heaven
(Original Airdate Oct 5, 2004)
Truth Doesn't Make a Noise
(Original Airdate Sep 28, 2004)
The Desperate Kingdom of Love
(Original Airdate Sep 21, 2004)
The Show Must Go On
(Original Airdate May 3, 2006)
Over the Hill and Far Away
(Original Airdate Apr 26, 2006)
Everyday Is a Sunday Evening
(Original Airdate Apr 19, 2006)
I Slept With Someone in Fall Out Boy and All I Got Was This Stupid Song Written About Me
(Original Airdate Apr 12, 2006)
When It Isn't like It Should Be
(Original Airdate Apr 5, 2006)
Who Will Survive and What Will Be Left of Them
(Original Airdate Mar 29, 2006)
With Tired Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls We Slept
(Original Airdate Mar 1, 2006)
Just Watch the Fireworks
(Original Airdate Feb 15, 2006)
The Wind That Blew My Heart Away
(Original Airdate Feb 1, 2006)
I Got Dreams to Remember
(Original Airdate Jan 25, 2006)
Return of the Future
(Original Airdate Jan 18, 2006)
Brave New World
(Original Airdate Jan 11, 2006)
How a Resurrection Really Feels
(Original Airdate Dec 7, 2005)
The Worst Day Since Yesterday
(Original Airdate Nov 30, 2005)
Champagne for My Real Friends, Real Pain for My Sham Friends
(Original Airdate Nov 16, 2005)
Locked Hearts and Hand Grenades
(Original Airdate Nov 9, 2005)
A Multitude of Casualties
(Original Airdate Nov 2, 2005)
An Attempt to Tip the Scales
(Original Airdate Oct 26, 2005)
First Day on a Brand New Planet
(Original Airdate Oct 19, 2005)
From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea
(Original Airdate Oct 12, 2005)
Like You like an Arsonist
(Original Airdate Oct 5, 2005)
All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone
(Original Airdate Jun 13, 2007)
The Birth and Death of the Day
(Original Airdate Jun 6, 2007)
Ashes of Dreams You Let Die
(Original Airdate May 30, 2007)
The Runaway Found
(Original Airdate May 16, 2007)
It Gets the Worst at Night
(Original Airdate May 9, 2007)
You Call It Madness, but I Call It Love
(Original Airdate May 2, 2007)
Prom Night at Hater High
(Original Airdate Feb 21, 2007)
Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers
(Original Airdate Feb 14, 2007)
Pictures of You
(Original Airdate Feb 8, 2007)
(Original Airdate Jan 24, 2007)
Everything in Its Right Place
(Original Airdate Jan 17, 2007)
Songs to Love and Die By
(Original Airdate Dec 7, 2006)
Some You Give Away
(Original Airdate Nov 29, 2006)
Nothing Left to Say but Goodbye
(Original Airdate Nov 22, 2006)
All These Things That I've Done
(Original Airdate Nov 15, 2006)
Where Did You Sleep Last Night
(Original Airdate Nov 8, 2006)
I Love You but I've Chosen Darkness
(Original Airdate Oct 25, 2006)
Can't Stop This Thing We Started
(Original Airdate Oct 18, 2006)
Good News for People Who Love Bad News
(Original Airdate Oct 11, 2006)
Things I Forgot at Birth
(Original Airdate Oct 4, 2006)
The Same Deep Water as You
(Original Airdate Sep 27, 2006)
What Comes After the Blues
(Original Airdate May 19, 2008)
Hate Is Safer Than Love
(Original Airdate May 12, 2008)
Crying Won't Help You Now
(Original Airdate May 5, 2008)
Life Is Short
(Original Airdate Apr 28, 2008)
What Do You Go Home To
(Original Airdate Apr 21, 2008)
Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace
(Original Airdate Apr 14, 2008)
(Original Airdate Mar 18, 2008)
You're Gonna Need Someone on Your Side
(Original Airdate Mar 11, 2008)
Running to Stand Still
(Original Airdate Mar 4, 2008)
For Tonight You're Only Here to Know
(Original Airdate Feb 26, 2008)
Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want
(Original Airdate Feb 19, 2008)
In da Club
(Original Airdate Feb 12, 2008)
Don't Dream It's Over
(Original Airdate Feb 5, 2008)
I Forgot to Remember to Forget
(Original Airdate Jan 29, 2008)
It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
(Original Airdate Jan 22, 2008)
My Way Home Is Through You
(Original Airdate Jan 15, 2008)
Racing Like a Pro
(Original Airdate Jan 8, 2008)
4 Years, 6 Months, 2 Days
(Original Airdate Jan 8, 2008)
Remember Me as a Time of Day
(Original Airdate May 18, 2009)
Forever and Almost Always
(Original Airdate May 11, 2009)
Show Me How to Live
(Original Airdate May 4, 2009)
A Kiss to Build a Dream On
(Original Airdate Apr 27, 2009)
I Would for You
(Original Airdate Apr 20, 2009)
Letting Go
(Original Airdate Mar 30, 2009)
Searching for a Former Clarity
(Original Airdate Mar 23, 2009)
You and Me and the Bottle Makes Three Tonight
(Original Airdate Mar 16, 2009)
Screenwriter's Blues
(Original Airdate Feb 2, 2009)
We Change, We Wait
(Original Airdate Jan 19, 2009)
A Hand to Take Hold of the Scene
(Original Airdate Jan 12, 2009)
Things a Mama Don't Know
(Original Airdate Jan 5, 2009)
You Have to Be Joking (Autopsy of the Devil's Brain)
(Original Airdate Nov 24, 2008)
We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me)
(Original Airdate Nov 17, 2008)
Even Fairy Tale Characters Would Be Jealous
(Original Airdate Nov 10, 2008)
Sympathy for the Devil
(Original Airdate Nov 3, 2008)
Our Life Is Not a Movie or Maybe
(Original Airdate Oct 27, 2008)
Messin' With the Kid
(Original Airdate Oct 20, 2008)
Choosing My Own Way of Life
(Original Airdate Oct 13, 2008)
You've Dug Your Own Grave, Now Lie in It
(Original Airdate Sep 29, 2008)
Bridge Over Troubled Water
(Original Airdate Sep 22, 2008)
Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly
(Original Airdate Sep 15, 2008)
One Million Billionth of a Millisecond on a Sunday Morning
(Original Airdate Sep 8, 2008)
Touch Me I'm Going to Scream
(Original Airdate Sep 1, 2008)
Almost Everything I Wish I'd Said the Last Time I Saw You...
(Original Airdate May 17, 2010)
What's in the Ground Belongs to You
(Original Airdate May 10, 2010)
Learning to Fail
(Original Airdate May 3, 2010)
Every Picture Tells a Story
(Original Airdate Apr 26, 2010)
The Last Day of Our Acquaintance
(Original Airdate Feb 22, 2010)
At the Bottom of Everything
(Original Airdate Feb 15, 2010)
My Attendance Is Bad But My Intentions Are Good
(Original Airdate Feb 8, 2010)
Don't You Forget About Me
(Original Airdate Feb 1, 2010)
Family Affair
(Original Airdate Jan 25, 2010)
Weeks Go by Like Days
(Original Airdate Jan 18, 2010)
Some Roads Lead Nowhere
(Original Airdate Dec 7, 2009)
You Know I Love You, Don't You
(Original Airdate Nov 30, 2009)
You Are a Runner and I Am My Father's Son
(Original Airdate Nov 16, 2009)
Now You Lift Your Eyes to the Sun
(Original Airdate Nov 9, 2009)
I Just Died in Your Arms Tonight
(Original Airdate Nov 2, 2009)
I and Love and You
(Original Airdate Oct 26, 2009)
Deep Ocean Vast Sea
(Original Airdate Oct 19, 2009)
Your Cheatin' Heart
(Original Airdate Oct 12, 2009)
Believe Me I'm Lying
(Original Airdate Oct 5, 2009)
Hold My Hand as I'm Lowered
(Original Airdate Sep 28, 2009)
What Are You Willing To Lose
(Original Airdate Sep 21, 2009)
4:30 a.m. (Apparently They Were Traveling Abroad)
(Original Airdate Sep 14, 2009)
This Is My House, This Is My Home
(Original Airdate May 17, 2011)
Flightless Bird, American Mouth
(Original Airdate May 10, 2011)
The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul
(Original Airdate May 3, 2011)
Where Not to Look for Freedom
(Original Airdate Apr 26, 2011)
Quiet Little Voices
(Original Airdate Apr 19, 2011)
The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get
(Original Airdate Mar 1, 2011)
I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here
(Original Airdate Feb 22, 2011)
Valentine's Day Is Over
(Original Airdate Feb 15, 2011)
Holding Out for a Hero
(Original Airdate Feb 8, 2011)
The Other Half of Me
(Original Airdate Feb 1, 2011)
The Drinks We Drank Last Night
(Original Airdate Jan 25, 2011)
Darkness on the Edge of Town
(Original Airdate Dec 7, 2010)
List, Plans
(Original Airdate Nov 30, 2010)
Between Raising Hell and Amazing Grace
(Original Airdate Nov 16, 2010)
Mouthful of Diamonds
(Original Airdate Nov 9, 2010)
Luck Be a Lady
(Original Airdate Nov 2, 2010)
Not Afraid
(Original Airdate Oct 19, 2010)
Nobody Taught Us to Quit
(Original Airdate Oct 12, 2010)
We All Fall Down
(Original Airdate Oct 5, 2010)
The Space in Between
(Original Airdate Sep 28, 2010)
I Can't See You, But I Know You're There
(Original Airdate Sep 21, 2010)
Asleep at Heaven's Gate
(Original Airdate Sep 14, 2010)
One Tree Hill
(Original Airdate Apr 4, 2012)
One Tree Hill
(Original Airdate Apr 4, 2012)
Anyone Who Had a Heart
(Original Airdate Mar 28, 2012)
Danny Boy
(Original Airdate Mar 21, 2012)
Hardcore Will Never Die, but You Will
(Original Airdate Mar 14, 2012)
Every Breath Is a Bomb
(Original Airdate Mar 7, 2012)
A Rush of Blood to the Head
(Original Airdate Feb 29, 2012)
Last Known Surroundings
(Original Airdate Feb 22, 2012)
Catastrophe and the Cure
(Original Airdate Feb 15, 2012)
The Killing Moon
(Original Airdate Feb 8, 2012)
Don't You Want to Share the Guilt?
(Original Airdate Feb 1, 2012)
Love the Way You Lie
(Original Airdate Jan 25, 2012)
In the Room Where You Sleep
(Original Airdate Jan 18, 2012)
Know This, We've Noticed
(Original Airdate Jan 11, 2012)
One Tree Hill
Season 1 episodes
May 11, 2004: The Games That Play Us
May 04, 2004: The Leaving Song
Apr 27, 2004: What Is and What Should Never Be
Apr 20, 2004: How Can You Be Sure?
Apr 13, 2004: To Wish Impossible Things
Apr 06, 2004: Spirit in the Night
Mar 02, 2004: The First Cut Is the Deepest
Feb 24, 2004: Suddenly Everything Has Changed
Feb 17, 2004: I Shall Believe
Feb 10, 2004: Hanging by a Moment
Feb 03, 2004: Crash Course in Polite Conversation
Jan 27, 2004: The Living Years
Jan 20, 2004: You Gotta Go There to Come Back
Nov 18, 2003: With Arms Outstretched
Nov 11, 2003: The Search for Something More
Nov 04, 2003: Life in a Glass House
Oct 26, 2003: Every Night Is Another Story
Oct 21, 2003: All That You Can't Leave Behind
Oct 14, 2003: Crash into You
Oct 07, 2003: Are You True?
Sep 30, 2003: The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most
Sep 23, 2003: Pilot Episode
The Games That Play Us
Season 1, Episode 22
May 11, 2004
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Dan's at the coaching helm as Lucas and Nathan compete in the playoffs for a shot at the state championship game. Meanwhile, Brooke betrays Peyton's trust; Haley decides she's ready to sleep with Nathan; and Deb makes her divorce official.
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The Leaving Song
Season 1, Episode 21
May 4, 2004
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Lucas learns that Dan wanted joint custody of him when he was a child, but that Karen decided against it. Elsewhere, a substitute coach fills in for Whitey, whose eye surgery causes him to miss the team's first playoff game; and Brooke and Peyton spend the day together to try to patch up their relationship, but things go horribly awry.
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What Is and What Should Never Be
Season 1, Episode 20
Apr 27, 2004
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Peyton is tired of apologizing to Brooke and tells her their friendship is officially over. Elsewhere, Haley plans a party for Nathan; Keith gets a teaching interview in Charleston, N.C.; and Nathan gets a job at the mall after he's forced to give Dan the money he got for selling his car. Nicki: Emmanuelle Vaugier.
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How Can You Be Sure?
Season 1, Episode 19
Apr 20, 2004
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Lucas copes with some stressful news and gets advice from an unlikely source. Elsewhere, Nikki continues to try to spend time with her daughter; and Nathan discovers Haley's tattoo.
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To Wish Impossible Things
Season 1, Episode 18
Apr 13, 2004
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When members of the basketball team participate in a bachelor auction, Haley urges Peyton to bid on Nathan to keep him away from other girls. Meanwhile, Haley wins a night with Lucas, while Brooke chooses Mouth, the last bachelor remaining.
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Spirit in the Night
Season 1, Episode 17
Apr 6, 2004
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Tensions run high on a weekend trip to a basketball tournament when Lucas has to share a hotel room with Nathan and Brooke is forced to room with Peyton. Meanwhile, the cheerleading squad needs a temporary substitute and gets an unlikely replacement; Karen starts to patch things up with Keith.
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The First Cut Is the Deepest
Season 1, Episode 16
Mar 2, 2004
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Grammy-winning singer Sheryl Crow appears as herself and performs. Also: Dan buys Nathan a car to try to win his loyalty; Lucas meets a fun-loving female college student (Emmanuelle Vaugier) at a bar; and Dan offers to buy Keith's garage, claiming he wants to help him avoid financial ruin.
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Suddenly Everything Has Changed
Season 1, Episode 15
Feb 24, 2004
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Lucas breaks up with Brooke, but doesn't tell her about his feelings for Peyton. Elsewhere, the drama of Deb and Dan's separation intensifies; and Nathan learns he has the right to choose which parent he wants to live with.
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I Shall Believe
Season 1, Episode 14
Feb 17, 2004
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Karen is angry at Keith for causing the car accident, and he realizes he may have ruined his chances of starting a relationship with her. Meanwhile, Haley feels guilty about her last fight with Lucas and can't bring herself to visit him in the hospital.
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Hanging by a Moment
Season 1, Episode 13
Feb 10, 2004
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Lucas and Peyton find they can no longer hide their feelings for each other, but they don't have the heart to break it to Brooke. Elsewhere, Haley frets over failing gym class and asks Nathan for help; Keith anxiously awaits Karen's return home; Whitey questions his desire to continue coaching.
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Crash Course in Polite Conversation
Season 1, Episode 12
Feb 3, 2004
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Dan's parents (Gerald McRaney, Tess Harper) are in town to celebrate his birthday with him and his family, but they don't know that he and Deb are separated. Elsewhere, Peyton gets word that her dad may have been in a serious accident.
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The Living Years
Season 1, Episode 11
Jan 27, 2004
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During a therapy session with his family, Nathan realizes that he may want to stop playing basketball. Elsewhere, Brooke looks for a way to better connect with Lucas and asks Peyton for advice; and Peyton is thrilled to have her father home from a long business trip, but agonizes over him leaving again.
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You Gotta Go There to Come Back
Season 1, Episode 10
Jan 20, 2004
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Lucas decides if he wants to date Brooke or Peyton. Elsewhere, Whitey cancels practice to help the team refocus; Dan takes Nathan on a weekend outing in an attempt to reconcile with his wife and son; and Deb and Haley plan an open-mike night at the cafe.
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With Arms Outstretched
Season 1, Episode 9
Nov 18, 2003
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Nathan takes drugs to get an edge in his next hoops game. Also: Peyton befriends an artistic but emotionally troubled foster child; Lucas and Brooke go out on a wild date; and Dan has trouble accepting that Deb is working at Karen's café.
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The Search for Something More
Season 1, Episode 8
Nov 11, 2003
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Nathan and Haley go on a date arranged by Brooke. Elsewhere, Peyton gets into trouble when she meets a sleazy guy (Mike Erwin) at a college party; and Karen gets an invitation to attend a six-week cooking class in Florence, but she's torn between going to Italy and staying home to take care of Lucas and her café.
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Life in a Glass House
Season 1, Episode 7
Nov 4, 2003
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Lucas, Keith and Karen attend Dan and Deb's annual basketball appreciation party; and Haley admits to Lucas that she's starting to like Nathan. Elsewhere, Brooke tries to get Nathan and Peyton back together so she can have Lucas all to herself. Deb: Barbara Alyn Woods.
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Every Night Is Another Story
Season 1, Episode 6
Oct 26, 2003
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Lucas and Nathan get into a fight during a road game and Brooke is injured in the off-court melee, so Whitey throws the boys off the bus during the ride home. Meanwhile, Karen and Keith attend a business function and find themselves seated with Dan and Deb (Barbara Alyn Woods). Brooke: Sophia Bush. Lucas: Chad Michael Murray.
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All That You Can't Leave Behind
Season 1, Episode 5
Oct 21, 2003
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Lucas, who is considering changing his last name, invites Keith to the annual father-son basketball game; Peyton struggles with a painful memory. Deb: Barbara Alyn Woods. Brooke: Sophia Bush.
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Crash into You
Season 1, Episode 4
Oct 14, 2003
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Lucas goes to Nathan's party---even though he knows the invitation is a setup---because he wants to prove he can handle his half-brother's antagonism. Elsewhere, Nathan's mom (Barbara Alyn Woods) returns home, and realizes she feel out of touch with her son. Haley: Bethany Joy Lenz. Peyton: Hilarie Burton.
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Are You True?
Season 1, Episode 3
Oct 7, 2003
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Lucas regains his shooting touch in his second varsity game. Elsewhere, Karen (Moira Kelly) deals with her past when she runs into an old high-school classmate. Lucas: Chad Michael Murray. Nathan: James Lafferty. Peyton: Hilarie Burton.
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The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most
Season 1, Episode 2
Sep 30, 2003
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Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) plays poorly in his first varsity game, which his mom decides not to attend. Meanwhile, Nathan and Peyton grow further apart. Nathan: James Lafferty. Karen: Moira Kelly. Dan: Paul Johansson. Peyton: Hilarie Burton.
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Pilot Episode
Season 1, Episode 1
Sep 23, 2003
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After several basketball players are suspended, Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) must decide if he wants to join his half brother Nathan's team, even though the two don't get along. Nathan: James Lafferty. Peyton: Hilarie Burton. Whitey: Barry Corbin.
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Mexico's Lorena Ochoa says she can still improve, even though she is dominating the Tour [AFP]
The 26-year-old from Guadalajara was then asked who or what could prevent her from adding to her ever-growing tally of tournament victories.
"I'd like to believe nothing and nobody," Ochoa said.
"I'm going to try to just keep getting better and hopefully win a lot of tournaments."Lorena Ochoa"I know this is just the beginning of the year and I know I put up some high goals this year but I want to try to keep going and let the momentum flow.
"Right now I'm going to celebrate tonight but I'll be ready 100 per cent on Monday to win in Morelia," she added, referring to next week's Championship in Mexico.
"I will just do one good week at a time and I really believe I can win any tournament I play."
Ochoa now has three victories in four starts on the 2008 LPGA Tour, with her wins coming by a remarkable aggregate margin of 23 strokes.
Comfortable position
"I feel that I'm prepared and it's not something that happened in one morning," the Mexican added after shooting a five-under-par 67 in Sunday's final round.
"It took me five years to get to the top and I really feel comfortable with the position.
"It's definitely tough, probably tougher than I thought, but it's worth it. I'm going to enjoy my time at the top as much as I can because it's really been a blessing."
Ochoa said she had learned important lessons by winning her first two majors.
"I've learned that I can go low and win a tournament by a few shots and I'm going to try to continue that," she added.
"I played today like any other day in the tournament. I didn't have in my mind like: 'Oh, my God, it's a major.' I just played like any other day and I think that's why I played so easy and enjoyed the round so much."
Following the same vein of 13-time major winner Woods, Ochoa is always looking to develop her game.
"There are things that you can improve every week," she said.
"Yesterday I missed a few putts and the day before I three-putted a couple of times.
"There's always room to improve. I am going to change. I'm going to try to just keep getting better and hopefully win a lot of tournaments. That's the goal."

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Good fit sought with I-269
DeSoto, MDOT officials study how county roads, new highway to intersect
The planned Interstate 269 is still years away from opening, but DeSoto County officials want to make sure it meshes seamlessly with the future road network of a fast-growing county.
To that end, Supervisors Jessie Medlin and Tommy Lewis met Thursday with Mississippi Department of Transportation officials, including District Engineer Richard Allen.
Discussion centered on a number of county roads that will likely need to be expanded to five lanes as new subdivisions come on line and traffic counts increase.
While plans are still considered "very preliminary," Lewis said DeSoto officials encouraged MDOT to allow for expansion room in locations where I-269 will cross over county roads. They presented information on subdivisions that are in the pipeline.
"My main concern is how our county roads will intersect with that road," Lewis said.
He and Medlin represent districts on the east side of the county, where I-269 will pass.
Allen said, "They brought up some very good points we need to look at and consider before the design for the interstate gets further down the line. I'm so glad they stepped up and asked us to meet."
MDOT has four private engineering firms under contract for right-of-way surveys and preliminary design work. Each firm has a section of the 27-mile interstate, which would run east from I-55 and I-69 into Marshall County, then north to Tenn. 385.
Allen said the project timetable is uncertain, but it looks like the state will be in a position to start buying right-of-way in 2009.
The supervisors also asked about MDOT's provisions for owner access to property that's divided by the road.
Allen said it's too preliminary to address that issue, since the consultants are just now trying to determine where the center line will be.
Lewis said engineers' preliminary thinking was that I-269 would cross over the future Tchulahoma, Douglas, Malone, Miss. 305, U.S. 78 and Miss. 178. McIngvale, Getwell, Laughter, Craft, Ross, Red Banks and Fairview roads over the interstate.
County officials pointed out that three-lane bridges wouldn't accommodate expanded county roads that have interchanges with I-269.
Lewis said roads that could wind up being five lanes include McIngvale, Getwell, Craft, Laughter and Red Banks.
The Board of Supervisors on Wednesday put off action until Monday on the first in a series of bond issues for I-269; the board asked Lewis and Medlin to get more details about design plans. DeSoto and Marshall county officials have committed to issue state-backed bonds to build the road from Hernando to east of Collierville.
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Walmart Executives To Present At Bank Of America, Raymond James Conferences
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (NYSE: WMT) executives will participate in two key retailing conferences on Wed., March 7. Chief Financial Officer Charles Holley will provide an update on the company's financial priorities as the keynote speaker at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch 2012 Consumer & Retail Conference in New York at approximately 8 a.m. EST. Senior Vice President and Treasurer Jeff Davis and Walmart International Chief Financial Officer Cathy Smith will take the stage at the Raymond James 33 rd Annual Institutional Investors Conference in Orlando, Fla., at approximately 11:35 a.m. EST to discuss the company's international growth strategy.
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1. So.. I'm at the chiropractor.. and the last couple workouts my left shoulder has been kinda crackly, so I ask the wonder-doc to take a look. He says HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN LIKE THAT??!!! LAY DOWN, I'LL PUT IT BACK IN THE SOCKET!!
2. Lmao. I had no idea. It's more sore now than it was!
3. He doesn't expect any long term issues since it really wasn't bothering me.
4. All I had to do was swap tomorrow's rest day for today, and pay more attention to pain vs. muscle fatigue.
5. It feels like fall here.
6. A guy checked me out at the post office.
7. Tomorrow is Fit Club! Les Mills Pump.. I can't wait to try it.
8. T25 is back on sale. I might buy it too. You know where to find me if you want your own. ;)
9. Spinach chicken brats with chopped salad for dinner. YUMMMISH.
10. Reyann survived the group critique on her final paper.
1. Such a mellow day.
2. New workout. Got my butt kicked.
3. Another 2 hour nap.
4. Sunday tv night.
5. Tomorrow is Monday!
6. I think Reyann is taking me to the movies on Wednesday.
7. Chiropractor tomorrow.
8. Karla.
9. I think I got all the powdered color stuff from the run yesterday cleaned up.
10. Reyann still has green streaks in her hair. LOL!
1. Actually got up on time and made it to Grand Rapids with time to spare.
2. The Color Run with my daughter, who is VERY proud of herself.. saying things like.."hey mom.. I did a 5k." "I ran a race today" "I did the Color Run."
3. Most of the dye came off. Most.
4. A nice long nap.
5. Salad bar dinner with Karla. (she also went with us, but camped out in a park by the car for some out-of-town time)
6. Shakeo no-bakes.
7. No alarm clock tomorrow.
8. Train tickets are purchased to go to Jamie's in two weeks!
9. I love the new pillows.
10. It looks like I'll have the house to myself after noon tomorrow. I may stay in pajamas ALL DAY!!
1. Payday!
2. Slept til TEN!!!!
3. Power Kata day. I love that workout.
4. A nice long chat with my sister tonight.
5. Color Run tomorrow!
6. Karla decided she wants to ride with us tomorrow. Its a 2.5 hour drive each way.
7. Reyann finished her final paper for her college class.
8. My arms are STILL sore.
9. Thunder and rain this morning, and then a perfect sunny day all afternoon.
10. New pillows on my bed! (cross your fingers for no stiff neck tomorrow.. lol)
1. They're making a P90x3. I think that might be my 2014 program.. ALLLLLL the p90x's.
2. Reyann tried HIIT Power with me tonight. And then stopped and told me I was crazy. :)
3. Work was chill.
4. Weekend off!
5. Next stop is to see if I can get into my favorite yoga class in the morning.
6. I had a flippin AWESOME salad for lunch. And my boss let me walk to the place to get it.
7. I have a vanilla lavender candle going and its yummish.
8. Reyann has two more days of class and then she's done with her first college class!
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Many users have downloaded the RDP 6.0 TS client through Windows update since it was released. We have received significant feedback on the RDP 6.0 client -- both on what you liked and what you disliked. In this post we want to let you know that we heard you and show you how your continued feedback helped us to improve the TS client connection experience for all of our users.
The improvements discussed in the post will be available to the public as part of the next planned TS client update. I will update this blog with a link to the new beta client download page once it is released. In the meantime, I thought I would provide an update to our TS user community that we heard your feedback, and we have made improvements in the next beta of the RDP client.
The improvements we made in the beta RDP client are discussed and organized by feedback topics. I have grouped your most common feedback into one of these seven buckets. Of course, additional comments/feedback is appreciated.
Feedback #1: When using Remote Desktop Client 6.0 to connect to a computer running Windows 2003 Windows 2000, some users are forced to enter credentials (user name and password) twice in a row - once at the TS client, and again at TS server.
This blog post provides details on cause for these problems and possible workarounds. To better address the problems mitigated by these workarounds, we changed the design for the next version as summarized by the following table:
Client OS with RDP 6.1
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Windows Longhorn and Windows Vista
Always at TS client side
Windows XP, Windows 2003, and Windows 2000
Always at TS Server side
Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2003, and Windows 2000
Always at TS server side
With this design change, users will not be prompted for credentials twice anymore, provided they have installed the latest RDP client.
Feedback #2: Saved credentials (user name, password) do not work. I don't know how to edit or delete my saved credentials.
This blog post provides details on the cause of these problems and possible workarounds. In the new beta RDP client, we have bubbled up the "save" and "edit" options to the top-level UI by showing the logon settings on the TS client UI as shown below. If you need to edit or delete the saved credentials, you can do it directly from this UI instead of clicking the "Options" button and then editing them at the TS client expanded UI. Remember that saved credentials are per target computer name. This means whenever you select a different computer name, it will tell you which user name and credentials it is going to use for the remote connection.
Whenever you or your administrator enable group policy (GP) settings to use the currently logged on Windows credentials to provide a single sign-on experience for a given terminal server, you will see this status as shown below.
When TS client has no saved credentials for the selected target computer, it will show the appropriate status as shown below.
Feedback #3: RDP 6.0 client provides no easy way to save credentials for the target server similar to what we had in RDP 5.0 client.
In the RDP 6.0 client, we removed the option to save credentials (user name and password) in the RDP file. If you need your RDP 6.0 client to remember your logon credentials, when you connect to Windows Longhorn TS server or Windows Vista, select the "Remember my credentials" checkbox in the credential prompt UI shown below.
This will store the credentials in Windows credential manager. Next time, when you connect to the same TS server, your saved credentials will be used automatically, and you will not be prompted for credentials.
What about storing credentials for Windows Server 2003 or Windows 2000 Server TS connections? In the new beta RDP client, we have provided an "Allow me to save credentials" checkbox at the TS client for pre-Longhorn terminal servers. This checkbox will be visible to you only when the TS client doesn't have saved credentials for the target computer. When you select this checkbox, you will be prompted for credentials at the TS client side once, even though your target computer is Windows 2000 or 2003 server, but when you enter the credentials, it will automatically save the credentials for you at the TS client computer. Next time, when you connect to a Windows 2000 or 2003 server, your saved credentials will be used automatically.
To see this checkbox, you need to click on the "Options" buttons in the TS client. Here is the expanded TS client UI with the "Allow me to save credentials" checkbox.
Important note: Whenever your saved credentials (user name and password) have expired for a target TS server running Windows 2003 or Windows 2000, the target TS server will prompt for credentials again using Winlogon UI but the TS client will not be automatically updated with your newly entered credentials. When this happens, you need to manually edit the saved credentials on the TS client. Note that this is the same behavior as when connecting to a Windows 2000 or Windows 2003 Server from a pre-RDP 6.0 client.
Feedback #4: Credentials entered in TS client get rejected when connecting to Windows Server 2003.
With the design in the new beta RDP client, you will not see this problem anymore because when you connect to Windows Server 2003 or Windows 2000 Server, TS client will not ask for credentials. Refer to Feedback #1 section for more details.
Feedback #5: When connecting to Windows Server 2003 or Windows Server 2000 using RDP 6.0, I am seeing a new credential UI prompt which I don't like.
If you always connect to Windows Server 2003 or Windows Server 2000 using the new beta RDP client, you will not see the new credential prompt anymore, and you will see the typical remote TS server logon screen (Winlogon) as it was in RDP 5.0.
But if you are connecting to Windows Vista or Windows Longhorn Server using the new beta RDP client from Windows Vista, you will see the new credential prompt at the client side as shown below.
We are showing this new credential UI prompt at the client because we want to do network level authentication for all TS connections to Windows Vista or Windows Longhorn Server. The new CredSSP (Credential Security Service Provider) used in Longhorn TS server provides benefits like RDP data stream protection, RDP port attack surface reduction, and server authentication by default.
Feedback #6: The pre-populated user name in the credentials dialog does not match the user name that is in the RDP file.
Most users make a TS connection in one of two ways:
With the RDP 5.0 client, when you use a custom RDP file, it always reads the user name from the file. It is optimized for users following connection style #1. The downside with the RDP 5.0 client is that if your connection style is #2, and you connect to five different TS servers in a day, you will be required to enter the user name again and again because it shows only the most recently used computer name and user name.
In RDP 6.0 client, we have optimized it for connection style #2 users but we understand that this approach breaks the "TS Remote Admin" scenario with connection style #1 where two different RDP files with two different user names are used for the same TS server, or where you want to use a custom RDP file with the user name pre-filled for you by your administrator.
Here is a proposed new solution to address both these cases. Whenever the TS client uses the default RDP file (this is the case for connection style #2), it will always use the user name hint from the registry. Whenever you use a custom RDP file (this is the case for connection style #1), it will read from the RDP file if it is available, or else it will read the user name hint from the registry. With this proposed solution, we think we'll be able to address both connection styles that customers use and all possible edge scenarios supported by RDP 5.0 clients. Please let us know your feedback.
Feedback #7: How to suppress the 'Remote Desktop cannot verify the identity of the computer you want to connect to..." security warning message?
This blog post provides details on cause for this problem and possible solution. We are investigating how to make this security warning message valuable while still making it easy for customers to suppress it when it is not needed. We are considering is to provide a checkbox called "Don't ask me again for remote connections to this computer." If the user selects this checkbox, it will be remembered and will automatically ignore this warning the next time.
If the user clicks on this checkbox to suppress the security warning on server authentication failure, and one year later the TS server admin has changed the server certificate or a bad TS server sends an incorrect server certificate, we will show this security warning again until user click again to suppress it. This way, it is suppressed for the same server certificate error messages only. Here is the proposed UI mockup.
hi all
when i log on to server have logon message box " you don't have level encryption to access this session". what problem?
@aiwata regarding Powerpoint performance on the terminal server: USE OPEN OFFICE. I just tested it and Impress is way more responsive (draws better) then Powerpoint. Caching IS working with Impress. Not so with Powerpoint. How is it possible that MS just uses inefficient drawing routines in Powerpoint?
We are desperate for a fix for the domain:s: parameter that can set in RDP files.
the username:s: and password 51:s: parameters were key. I need to be able to simply double click two rdp files pointing to the *SAME* machine with two *DIFFERENT* credentials *WITHOUT* prompting.
You guys (whoever made the changes) are handicapped and stupid!
In our corporate environment, with hundreds of machines, I have the same id and password. How can I get it to use the ONE credential and password for all client connections?
It doesn't make sense (read: really annoying) for me to have to enter the same info time and time again, since the servers are all in the same domain.
thanx in advance
If you are using the same credentials you are logged on to your client machine with, you can enable Single-Sign-On:
NT - nice try - I use windows XP PRO in the corporate environment and at home (when I telecommute). Therefore, it is not possible for me to use this circuitous route to enable SSO.
Not to mention my home account name is not the same as my corporate account name.
Why do you have to over-engineer the solution?
Being a software developer since the beginning of PCs, it is very easy for me to imagine a SSO checkbox embedded within MSTSC so it only accesses one set of credentials for all connections, as opposed to the current solution of tracking each connection and credential together.
How simple is it to store only one set of credentials to be used for all connections? It's actually far simpler than tracking credentials separately, encoded in a .rdp file.
Yes, it is very simple, but not very secure. If TS client can send your credentials anywhere, any other piece of software running in your session (including malware) can do the same.
If my machine and userid and password are compromised in such a manner, why would allowing per server credential logins be more secure than a single credential?
I don't see your logic/assertion as being correct.
1) All RDP connections work because they have cached credentials
2) All corporate environments will require the same set of credentials to log into a server in the same domain
(so why be forced to act like there are different credentials??)
1) Therefore any malware could access any RDP connection regardless of how many credentials are cached (1 or multiple).
2) If my system is compromised, by human hands or malware, I have much more of a concern.
3) All credentials are encrypted and secure, so malware cannot access 1 or 2 or more passwords, whether they be stored singly or muliply (as the same credentials).
On the surface, one might take your statement as fact, but I can't see how it is little more than an introduction to a thought, rather than the conclusion of a series of thoughts.
Upon reading, rereading and re-re-reading your statement, I think you are implying that some, as of yet to be developed, unknown, contrived scenario malware would be able to, unbeknownst to me (the TS victim) create an RDP connection to some unknown location and send such credentials to said unknown location.
Do you have personal knowledge that such malware is possible, or is just the suggestion of such a possibility enough to make it real?
Are you stating the Windows is that insecure that I shouldn't be using TS because it's possible to create such malware?
I think I should stop using a hard drive, too, cause some malware could delete my file system...
Malware cannot delete your file system if you are not logged on as Administrator.
Malware cannot read domain credentials stored in Credential Manager (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa923650.aspx).
But, malware can read credentials stored in RDP files, or credentials stored in Credential Manager in generic format.
TS Client sends user credentials to the server it connects to. It is the only way to create an interactive session. On Vista to Vista connections TS Client uses CredSSP for this purpose (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb931352.aspx). CredSSP (as any other SSP) has a component running as SYSTEM, that reads user credentials from Credential Manager and sends them to the server. CredSSP has a policy that controls to which servers it can and to which it cannot send credentials (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb204773.aspx).
So, when connecting from Vista to Vista, it is possible to protect your saved credentials from malware. (We are also planning to ship CredSSP with XP SP3).
However, if you allow your credentials to be sent to any server, they are not safe.
ok, so, the vulnerability already exists.
since i work in a corporate environment, my login is the same for every remote server i access.
therefore, malware, currently, could read anyone of those credentials and then use it to do something; not sure what yet, but something.
i just don't understand the hair's being split here.
i see no effective difference inherent in security of one vs. multiple entries when dealing with a corporate environment, where one domain credential accesses servers in that domain (where granted access, of course).
instead, it seems you, who work in a corporate environment, want to completely ignore addressing the corporate environment.
CredSSP for xp will be nice.
I can tell you our corporation, very large, will not be switching to Vista any time soon. I would assume this to be conservatively applicable across-the-board for many large corporations, therefore it would be nice to address a large percentage of your product market.
thank you.
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The New Hampshire 48 Hour Film Project
What Happened During Your Weekend?
The New Hampshire filmmakers share stories from their wild weekend of filmmaking. (Blogging ended shortly after the filmmaking weekend.)
Congratulations to NH48HFP Teams
BRAVO!!! Congratulations to all the NH48HRP teams. You deserve lots of praise for all your hard work and the resulting films.
Of the 26 teams that entered this year, two dropped out Saturday of filmmaking weekend. But every other team submitted films on time by Sunday at 7:30 pm.
I think it is the first time in NH48HFP history that 100% of the films met the deadline. Considering contest wide 20% of the films are late, it\\\'s a huge accomplishment. Well done.
Thanks to everyone who came out to last night\\\'s screenings. We almost filled the theater in Group A and had a great turnout in Group B too.
I have to admit yesterday I was somewhat in panic mode right up until 6:10 when the test of our film flickered up on the screen. Thanks to James Fogg for his long hours assembling the films and to Dan Deering & the staff of Cinemagic for pulling it all together at the end.
The critique from both audiences was clear that this year\\\'s films were the highest quality across the board yet. The judges will have a very difficult time this year.
We hope to have the announcement of the Audience Awards early next week. The nominations for the other awards should be out in mid-July. Don\\\'t forget to block your calendar for Thursday, July 24 for the Best of NH48HFP & Awards.
I want to extend my sincere thanks to my sister Wendy who served as Assistant Producer and made sure so much got done on time. James Fogg was a huge help in handling all the techie issues I know nothing about. Also thanks to John Herman, Brendan McQuaid and Catie & Bill Cote for their advice and support. Finally my appreciation to Deb Durant, my wife Diana, and daughter Hilary for helping out at many events.
I can\\\'t say enough about the encouragement, appreciation and assistance offered by the team leaders, sponsors and teams during this first year as producer.
We tried some new things this year and still have some coming up. There is lots we have learned and many new ideas to try. I welcome your feedback, suggestions and criticism as we review this year.
Thank you everyone. See you on July 24!
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The Deal: An Unscheduled Departure
Going into the deal industry players had plenty of reason to assume the government would not intervene. For all of the political bluster that typically accompanies airline M&A, only one deal -- United Continental Holdings Inc. predecessor UAL Corp.'s proposed purchase of US Air in 2001 -- has been scuttled due to antitrust concerns, and a stalling economy and internal issues may have had more to do with UAL's decision to abandon that transaction than did antitrust concerns.
More recently deals including UAL's purchase of Continental Airlines (CAL) and Southwest Airlines's (LUV) acquisition of AirTran Holdings received less regulatory scrutiny than expected, leading many in the industry to conclude that the government had signed off on the airlines' thesis that consolidation was to be encouraged to create a healthier, more stable industry.
Justice in filing suit against AMR and US Airways made it clear that assumption was wrong. But there remains a widely held belief inside the industry that the DOJ has a weak case. Attorneys for the airlines, echoed by industry analysts and pundits, have loudly trumpeted what they see as flaws in the government's arguments that they say make going to court a poor option for regulators.
That was certainly the position of Richard Parker, the airlines' lead litigator, when he spoke to reporters on Aug. 14. "They got this one wrong, very wrong," the O'Melveny & Myers LLP partner said. The DOJ's prediction of higher fares and coordination on pricing does not take into account the benefits to consumers that will come from joining the fourth- and fifth-largest domestic carriers and creating an airline comparable in size and network to those operated by United Continental and Delta Air Lines Inc. "There will be more flights to more destinations, domestic and international. And communities, including smaller communities, will be better served."And, the thinking goes, the DOJ will not be able to prove the harms the government said will be posed by the merger. "At trial the evidence is going to show the industry is uniquely difficult, impossible, to coordinate because fares are changing every day," Parker said.
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Wednesday, October 2nd 2013 marked the full one-year anniversary of the release of Capcom's sixth installment in the highly popular Resident Evil series. While I reviewed and enjoyed what Resident Evil 6 had to offer, there were many critics and hardcore fans that deemed the game a critical failure in their eyes. After diving deeper into the subject matter, I decided to come up with a short list of 3 specific reasons why this sequel failed to impress the masses. This list is in no particular order of preference.


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Review: JOOS Orange brings you unstoppable solar power
I have personally reviewed a bunch of solar power generators, from the little portable chargers to big multi-panel solar backpacks. Every time, I get suckered into it because solar power sounds like such a great idea: it's free energy from the Sun, as much as you want, clean and green and high-tech and all that. In other words, the future.
And then my dreams get crushed by the reality of most of these solar systems: they just don't work. Or rather, they work, but they're not practical. You have to leave them out in the sun for an impractical amount of time to fully charge, and if you're anywhere but on the equator during the equinox, you generally don't get enough hours of full sun for them to power anything you care about. Plus, they tend to be bulky and fragile, making them more of a novelty than a useful piece of gear.
A few weeks ago, I took a four day raft trip down the Wild Section of the Rogue River in southern Oregon. The Rogue is home to some reasonably dangerous rapids, including one Class IV that two people died on the week before I arrived. Needless to say, I wanted to document the whole thing, which meant taking along my GoPro Hero 3 plus a cellphone to act as a viewfinder (and a still camera). The Wild Section of the Rogue specifically prohibits infrastructure, meaning that there'd be no outlets (or any other amenities) for nearly the entire trip, so I needed a solution, and despite my past experiences, solar seemed to be the best option. The only problem was, I needed something that could keep my GoPro and phone fully charged every day, and something that could withstand being dropped in a river and/or smashed on a rock.
And I found something.
A Rugged, Powerful Solar Charger
The is the JOOS Orange (get it?), billed by company Solar Components as "the most powerful and durable portable solar charger you can buy." Yes, well, we'll see about that, won't we? To be fair, though, those are the two reasons why the Orange interested me: a peak output power to the battery of up to 2.2 watts (or potentially 3.3 watts with the addition of a pair of solar reflectors), a big fat battery pack to store that power, and (according to the website) the Orange was both waterproof and bulletproof (!). Now, I should point out that we don't generally solicit items for review that aren't new to the market, but I so desperately wanted to believe that this thing could do everything it said it could that I asked Solar Components if I could borrow one.
Here's what comes in the box: the charger itself, a manual, charging cables and tips, and a little dry bag for said cables and tips (a nice touch):
The one additional accessory that you might care about is the reflector pack: the reflectors are two plastic mirrors that bolt onto the sides of the charger and reflect additional sunlight onto the solar cell, boosting power by up to 40%. More on those later.
The Orange JOOS is, as far as solar chargers go, a beast. It's made with a steel frame inside a polycarbonate case; the frame doubles as a heat sink so that the thing doesn't melt if you leave it in the sun for six hours, allowing it to operate at temperatures of up to 140 degrees F. It's not small (9" x 6" x 0.75") and it's not light (1.5 pounds), but a significant chunk of that heft and bulk can be blamed on the replaceable 5,400 mAh lithium polymer battery. The hole in the top is to tie it to stuff, or to run a security cable through if you want to leave it out all day unattended.
Most solar chargers (the JOOS included) usually don't charge your gadgets directly (although the JOOS can if the battery dies). Instead, they charge a battery, and your stuff charges off of that. The battery in the Orange JOOS has enough capacity to charge an iPhone four times, and if you're really desperate and run the battery dry, you'll actually get 120 minutes of 3G talk time on your iPhone for every 60 minutes of sun running it off the panel directly, meaning that you can use and charge your phone at the same time. There's a single female micro USB port (with a rubber plug to help keep water out), and the JOOS comes with a bunch of adapters for iPhones and other hardware. To see how the JOOS is doing in terms of power, there's a red LED that blinks when it's charging, and a green LED that blinks to indicate approximately how much charge is currently in the battery. If you want more detail, there's a slick interface that you can access by plugging the panel into a computer.
So this all sounds great on paper, but most solar chargers sound great on paper. The question is, is the Orange JOOS great in real life?
On the River
I started off with the JOOS Orange all charged up before I got on the river. You can plug it into an outlet and it'll charge up its battery, sun not required. It was cheating, maybe, but I had no Plan B, and I figured if this thing ended up sucking, the battery would at least be big enough to put an extra charge or two into my GoPro.
The weather was hot and sunny and I was troubled not in the least by the lightning storm that had occurred a few days earlier. I tied the charger down on top of a cooler on one of the rafts, where according to the status LED, it quickly topped itself off to completely full. After charging both my GoPro and my cell phone at the end of the day I still had three blinks of the green LED (60% battery) remaining.
The next morning dawned apocalyptically. It turned out that that lightning storm had sparked a few forest fires. And by a "few," I mean 63. Overnight. And they were growing.
There was now so much smoke in the air that it was essentially overcast, and our entire camp was covered with windblown ash.
Now might be a good time for me to mention the special low voltage circuit that the JOOS Orange includes. Even if there's just a trickle of power coming from the panel, the battery will charge, meaning that the JOOS will be collecting energy if it's left in the shade or if it's overcast. Or in my case, smoky.
Low voltage circuit or no low voltage circuit, I sorta figured that the JOOS was just doomed, since the amount of sun making it through the smoke was pitiful. I figured incorrectly. It did charge significantly slower, but it still managed to bring in somewhere between 20% and 40% of its battery capacity over the course of the day. I didn't even have the reflectors on most of the time because the way I had the JOOS tied to the raft, meaning that I could have asked for even more power, and gotten it. That 40% (ish) per day was enough to keep my GoPro and phone topped off, and I probably could have dealt with powering another device or two without many problems.
Practically Indestructible
So, the JOOS was easily able to power all of the stuff that I needed it to power, even in lousy conditions. The other part of this review, though, is making sure that the JOOS really is as rugged as it promises. It's rated NEMA 6P, which means "waterproof." Let's test it!
This is not just getting it wet, or even completely submerging it: there's some force behind that waterfall. Not only did the JOOS come out absolutely fine, but according to the LEDs, it was somehow charging during this little experiment. Solar Components told me that the only vulnerable place (as far as water goes) is the USB connector itself. Post waterfall, I took out the plastic thingy that covers the port and blew into it to remove any water. That's it.
Now, how about impacts?
Obviously, this is not something that we (or anyone else) would actively encourage you to do with a solar charger. But you could, and it would be fine. Really, what this means is that you don't have to worry all that much about dropping it (or dropping things on it), because unless you can impart more force than five rounds from a .22 rifle, the JOOS will shrug it off.
Overall, the JOOS Orange performed better that I could have expected, which is a rare thing for this jaded technology journalist to admit to. Due to the forest fires, I wasn't even able to give it a fair test, and still it managed to impress me. Maybe, just maybe, solar power is the future after all.
What I Liked
- Lots of power, even when there isn't lots of sun.
- Large battery capacity means that you can skip a day of charging the panel and still be able to charge your stuff.
- This thing seems to be practically impossible to drown, melt, crush, or otherwise destroy. Doubles as bulletproof armor.
- Optional reflectors offer a power boost, and you can take them off when you don't need them.
- Two LEDs provide basic status information on the panel itself, and you can plug into a computer if you want detailed numbers.
- The only thing that might eventually go bad (the battery) is replaceable.
- Solar Components claimed the JOOS Orange could do lots of things, and it in fact was able to do all of those things.
What Could Be Better
- The power level indicator is hard to read, especially in full sun. I'd much prefer several incrementing LEDs, or (in my crazy fantasy world) a tiny little E-Ink display.
- Having a second mounting point somewhere on the unit would be fantastic; just the single hole makes it easy to hang, but not easy to strap down.
- It should be lighter! And thinner! Because why not!
- I'm not sure why there isn't a full-size female USB port, since that would eliminate most of the cables and adapters (you'd just use your own).
- The reflectors are great, but the mounting system is not. Getting the reflectors on and off is a bit of a hassle, and having four screws just means four more things to deal with. I'd love if it were, say, a magnetic mounting system, where the reflectors could just snap on and off.
Should You Buy One?
The question isn't really whether you should buy a JOOS Orange. The question is whether you want or need a portable solar charger. If the answer to that is yes, then the JOOS Orange is the one you should buy. There are a lot of other solar chargers out there that are smaller, lighter, and cheaper, but they don't work nearly as well in terms of battery capacity or power output, and if you're somewhere where you need a solar charger, it's hard to overstate the importance of the JOOS' epic durability.
Solar Components is currently working on several other versions of the JOOS, including both a smaller and lighter model, and an even heftier one that should be able to charge laptops. We'll update you when we get a look at either of those.
You'll pay $150 for the JOOS Orange itself, and another $25 for the reflector panels, which aren't strictly necessary but are pretty cool to have and can add some extra oomph to the JOOS if you need it. The JOOS Orange is available directly from Solar Components at the link below, and you can also find it on Amazon and at REI.
[ Solar Components JOOS Orange ]
Thanks to Solar Components to sending us a JOOS Orange, and thanks to Black Helterline for sending us down the river.


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Very High Nitrite - Help!
I have a 5g shrimp only tank. I've been fighting a nitrite spike for the past several days without much luck. What do I need to do? I've been changing the water every day (1-2gal) since this started about 5 days ago and the nitrites haven't decreased? Why?
The basic water params are:
ammonia - 0
NITRITE - 5 (very purple!)
nitrate - 10-20
The tank was stable before this. I don't have any floating plants yet, but will by this weekend when an order arrives. I do have anachris, anubias, java fern, marimo and bacopa in there. I did put in 1 or 2 Flourish root tabs last week. I found one and pulled it out last night. I can't remember if there is a second one, but I'll look again during todays water change. Could they cause this? I put them in my 14g at the same time and the water in that tank is giving perfect readings.
I've had a few shrimp die during this spike. One even died while molting, I found it with it's tail out but the rest of it's body still in the old shell. Please help cuz I don't want to loose all my shrimp. I only have a small colony to start with.
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I also bought a GH/KH kit and just ran my first test. I don't have a TDS meter yet, but ordered one from amazon yesterday, so I will have one soon.
It took 2 drops of KH and 4 of GH. Where can I find info about what that really means?
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The gh and kh tests mean exactly that, your kh is 2 and your gh is 4. If they are cherries, those numbers are ok, although a gh of 6-8 is ideal. If they are cardina(crs or cbs) the kh should ideally be 0 and gh of 6. As far as the nitrites are concerned, id do 50% wc's daily until it is at 0. Nitrites are far more harmful than large water changes. The floaters will help once they come in. Hang in there.
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Thanks 82nd. Yes, they are cherries. Do I need to do anything to raise my gh?
I did do a 2-2.5 gal water change last night as a desperate measure. And I just did another one of that size. While doing that, I found another dying shrimp. Not molting, just laying on it's side. I pulled it out of the tank and put it in a small glass with water from a tank with good water. I know thats not ideal, but the little sucker is dying and I guess I hoped it would help. I know it probably shocked the little guy. I just feel so bad for it since this nitrite spiked.
In the past 12ish hours I've done 2 2-2.5 gal water changes. I just tested the water again and I have gotten the nitrites down to a 1 or there about. At least it is no longer an insane deep purple. I also did a good gravel vacuum with these. I'm guessing maybe another 2ish gal water change tonight? When doing a smaller pwc every 24hrs I was simply maintaining the same level of nitrite, which wasn't what I wanted AT ALL! I want to knock this issue out quickly. Grrrr....
And OT, but it's my thread....
I used to be stationed @ Bragg many years ago. So whenever I see your username 82nd, I always think of my time there.
Ok...back to saving shrimp!
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Is this a newly established tank? It sounds as though it is still cycling. One thing you need to not do again is vacuum the gravel. That will increase the ammonia and nitrites. DO the 50% water changes and try not to disturb the substrate.
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zorfox - Thank you for the response. Yes, the tank is still new, but it was giving good readings as if the cycle was fully done for a few weeks before this occurrence.
I wont vacuum the gravel again for a bit. It's a good thing it's a small tank. I can only vacuum 2-3 spots for each water change. I know that's where the good bacteria lives, but so much stuff floats out during water changes, so I felt it might help. I wasn't vacuuming the gravel before the nitrite spiked.
I actually spend several minutes after water changes chasing floaters with a small net. Of course lots of stuff is too fine, but it makes me feel good to collect what I can and get it out of the tank.
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Yesterday evening, as a desperate measure, I bought a box of API Nitra-zorb. It says it will absorb nitrites, as well as ammonia and nitrate. It has been in the tank for about 18hrs now. I just ran another water test and boy am I frustrated!
ammonia - 0
NITRITE - 2-5? (still purple anyways)
nitrate - 5-10
It's just a 5gal tank and I used one whole flow through packet! What the heck?! It's ugly (but full of wonderful surface area) but I figured if it helped and saved some shrimp it would be completely worth it.
I guess I'm off to do another 50% pwc. I don't mind the work to save the shrimp, but a product that doesn't do what it said it would...that bothers me. I was hoping I could use it as a band-aid, just to get through this nitrite spike, and then once the water seemed normalized again I wanted to take it out. Now I'm not sure if I should take it out cuz it didn't make a difference. Or if it needs more time to work? Aaaaarrgggghhh! Frustration!
If I'm lucky my floating plants will come tomorrow. I wanted to quarantine them, but now I'm not so sure if I can take that kind of time. I'm thinking I'll just look them over really good for critters/eggs and algae then toss them in with the shrimp.
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I did a 2ish gal water change. I waited and just finished testing the water again.
ammonia - 0
Nitrites - 2-5 (lighter purple than before pwc)
Nitrates - 5
How soon can i do another pwc, probably of the 2gal size? I don't want to shock my shrimp too badly, yet I know the nitrites are so bad for them. I saw someone say that 4-6hrs is enough time between pwc. But is that OK for shrimp?
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Have you changed filter media recently? Sometimes it can take a while for a tank to become stable, I know the last ten gallon I did it looked stable and then I went through another mini cycle for a week when I changed the filter media, I guess it wasn't as fully established as I thought...
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Thank you drew. No, I haven't changed out my filter media. I've thought of it, but then this spiked and I didn't think it would be such a good idea at this moment. I'm using a sponge filter that has a carbon cartridge. I ordered some purigen, when that comes in I was going to exchange it with the carbon and then squeeze out the sponge in some old tank water. The purigen won't arrive till early next week. Hopefully by then I will have changed the water enough times that this spike will be done with. I don't know what is keeping the nitrites so freakishly high.
Yeah, I guess this tank wasn't as fully established as i thought too. So far no shrimp deaths today. I'm really annoyed at this Nitra-zorb pack! It's only 5gal, why isn't it sucking up this excess nitrite? I wouldn't have purchased it if it wasn't an urgent situation. I'm very tempted to contact API about this. And to return it to the store cuz I want my money back based on it's performance so far.
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First thing I would do is take a deep breath. The nitrites are not going to magically disappear overnight. You are close since you have no ammonia. The worst things you can do is vacuum gravel, change filter media and disturb what is already there. It is what it is... just change the water frequently. A water change is far less stressful than nitrites. Many shrimp are pretty resilient and can deal with the changes. Doing too much by adding chemicals, pulling hardscape, changing filter media etc. will worsen the problem. The media added may help, just leave it for now. Just do water changes and hope for the best. I think you'll be okay by the end of the week.
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Thanks zorfox. Just a short time ago I had no ammonia and no nitrites. This is so confusing. I really really hope this will be over soon. I guess I thought the Nitra-zorb would magically absorb the nitrites overnight. In my situation I thought it might be possible, why else would people buy such a product? There isn't any sort of indication with the product that says how quickly it works, only how long it will last.
I've gone back to doing my water changes from the top of the tank rather than siphoning off the gravel. The only thing I've changed is adding the Nitra-zorb yesterday. I'm hoping that some floaters will arrive in tomorrows mail and I'll drop them in there after a short inspection and "quarantine" float. I wanted to float them alone for a few days...but since the nitrites are staying so high I'm thinking sooner may be better.
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My floaters arrived today. My mailman is so kind. It's quite warm here today, so he brought it to my door instead of leaving it in my box.
I bought asian watermoss or salvinia cucullata. I didn't want something with long roots because this is a small tank that I enjoy looking into. And the plants are large enough that I can easily pull them out for ROAK when they crowd the tank surface. I'm guessing I'll not see any significant or measurable changes in my nitrites from the plants right away? The nitra-zorb isn't making a difference either. Although, maybe it is somehow, I haven't had any shrimp losses since I put it in.
Last night I was exhausted and fell asleep before I could do my second pwc for the day. The nitrites were of course elevated this morning. I changed the water @ 50% and got it down to a 2-5 level. Still not good. But maybe the continuous water changes are keeping the shrimp alive despite the less than ideal conditions. Planning for a second 50% pwc this evening. And crossing my fingers that the salvinia is hungry and makes a measurable difference in the nitrites in the next few days. Is that an unreasonable expectation?
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You'll get there. The floaters may help. Just keep up the large daily water changes. It'll turn around. The only thing you need now is patience and water changes. By this time next week you should be good to go.
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Linux à la française: First Alpha from Mandriva Linux 2010
Mandriva Linux 2010 is set to appear on the scene with an alpha version in October. First attempts with the free version (in 32- and 64-bit) have been approved. In the meantime the French company has let its community down by cancelling the LinuxTag visit last minute.
One new aspect with Mandriva is that the build tool mkcd has been replaced with bcd. In addition, developers promise strongly shortened boot up times for the new display. A Moblin packet which can support feeble hardware and more is available as an option.
Plymouth optically enhances the boot process with the help of graphic animation. Splashy comes into use for unsupported chip sets. Mandriva's security framework is based on Tomoyo, which will have the capability of being set up via GUI in the future.
A few changes are already to be found in the first alpha version, similar to the second beta version from KDE 4.3 and Gnome 2.27.3 with the predecessor from Gnome 2.28. Also, the compact Xfce desktop is present in version 4.6.1. Version 2.6.30 comes into the running as a kernel, and in addition Mandriva 2010 is accompanied by X-server 188.8.131.521. The compiler of choice is GCC 4.4.
As software for the end user, the distribution comes with multimedia player Moodiva, formerly known as Elisa. In addition, the updated version 0.12.1 of the video software Pitivi is included. Sagemath is an integrated program for mathematicians which can produce ISOs with bcd. Under the name qemu-kvm, KVM comes into the fold, CUPS 1.4 supports Zeroconf/Bonjour and demonstrates better performance.
The Mandriva Wiki lists the plans for the distribution. Some of the technical specifications have been provided in PDF form. The download can proceed with Mirrors.
In the meantime the French corporation behind the distribution has come to abruptly abandoning the Linuxtag, much to the dismay of the German Linux community. The presence of Mandriva had been announced for awhile prior, the company has booked a booth in hall 7b, no. 106. In a short email to the German Mandriva community they gave notice of their decision, leaving their community members standing in the rain with cost for travel and hotel bookings.
Alpha version is out nowThe alpha of 2010 is out now. The official release is scheduled for October.
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