The complete ninth season of the US teen drama following the lives of the residents of small town Tree Hill. In this series, Brooke (Sophia Bush) considers launching a new business with her father, but have she and Julian (Austin Nichols) already got enough on their plate with the children and other issues? Meanwhile, Dan (Paul Johansson)'s search for Nathan (James Lafferty) forces him to confront elements of his past he'd rather forget. The episodes are: 'Know This, We've Noticed', 'In the Room Where You Sleep', 'Love the Way You Lie', 'Don't You Want to Share the Guilt?', 'The Killing Moon', 'Catastrophe and the Cure', 'Last Known Surroundings', 'A Rush of Blood to the Head', 'Every Breath Is a Bomb', 'Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will', 'Danny Boy', 'Anyone Who Had a Heart' and 'One Tree Hill'.

What a difference a school year makes. At first, half-brothers Nathan and Lucas Scott were bitter rivals on and off the basketball court. Now they bond as brothers. But there's drama, trauma, devotion, betrayal, twists and turns to come.

This DVD set containing all 22 Season Two episodes plus Insightful Extras continues the powerful saga of secrets kept and secrets revealed. To protect those he loves, Lucas moves in with Dan. Brooke and Peyton mend their friendship - and begin a year of romantic turmoil for both. Nathan and Haley's marriage frays. Newcomers to Tree Hill High push emotions into high gear. And in the background is vindictive Dan Scott, controlling others like an evil puppet master. But there are some things even he can't control.

The complete eighth season of the US teen drama following the lives of the residents of small town Tree Hill. In this season, Brooke (Sophia Bush) plunges herself into preparations for her wedding to Julian (Austin Nichols). Meanwhile, as Nathan (James Lafferty) prepares for his second season in the NBA, his wife, Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti), struggles to fit her music career around the demands of pregnancy and the responsibility of looking after their child, Jamie (Jackson Brundage). Episodes comprise: 'Asleep at Heaven's Gate', 'I Can't See You, But I Know You're There', 'The Space in Between', 'We All Fall Down', 'Nobody Taught Us to Quit', 'Not Afraid', 'Luck Be a Lady', 'Mouthful of Diamonds', 'Between Raising Hell and Amazing Grace', 'Lists, Plans', 'Darkness On the Edge of Town', 'The Drinks We Drank Last Night', 'The Other Half of Me', 'Holding Out for a Hero', 'Valentine's Day Is Over', 'I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here', 'The Smoker You Drink, the Player You Get', 'Quiet Little Voices', 'Where Not to Look for Freedom', 'The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul', 'Flightless Bird, American Mouth' and 'This Is My House, This Is My Home'.

Goodbye, Tree Hill High, Graduation nears. And with its approach comes the realization that, for students and parents alike, life is changing forever. There are new loves to nurture, old scores still to settle. The long-time triangle of Lucas, Peyton and Brooke finally comes down to two. The memory of Keith - or is it his spirit? - inspires Lucas and Nathan and haunts Dan. Peyton is terrorized by a stalker. Two expectant mothers are about to raise Tree Hills population stats. Lucas begins to wonder what really happened the terrifying day Keith died. And the Ravens - led by Coach Whitey Durham - have one last chance for hoops glory and the state champion-ship. Live for now. Make way for what's to come. Hello, future...

Virginia's River Country is a region where life moves a little slower and the simple pleasures are king. It's a land of daffodils and farming families, fishermen and local legend, artisans and community pride-a place where the trees tell stories and a flat tire draws good Samaritans like flies to honey. And nobody captures the unique flavor of the region like Ruby Lee Norris, a lifelong resident who memorialized the towns, people and traditions of the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula in the pages of Pleasant Living magazine for twenty years. Peppered with down-home humor and folk wisdom, this collection of forty-five essays represents a range of her contributions, including historical accounts, community profiles, gardening tips, recipes and poems. From her birthplace in Hartfield, Virginia, to her home at Sandy Hook's Pine Grove in the town of Topping, Ruby Lee enjoyed a full life, a rich heritage and a long, priceless view of the Land of Pleasant Living.

Born In The Wrong Country is about what the United States of America has neglected to do, things that this government have ignored when it comes to its own people. It deals with the White and the Black situation in America, the poor and other minorities, and of the hunger that faces the people of the United States. Mental hunger and physical hunger of what people want, and what people need are discussed. It doesn't just talk about today, but talks about the African American People of Color in this country, and what this country has done to them. It points out how this government has taken away the spirit of a people, and possibly thrown away gifts, many gifts that could have possibly been given for the whole world to see and benefit from. Born exposes the reality of slavery and the kind of terrorism that went on throughout that slavery, a terrorism which was done so well that it did exactly what terrorism was supposed to do, by sticking with the AAPC through even to today.

A collection of poems from the archives of Dorothy's mind. Poem's about living and loving and people who do both. A collection of poems that relate to anyone who breathes. Imagination running wild to serious issues we all have to deal with. Written by someone gifted with putting into words what other people can only feel. Someone who suggests there is more than one way to look at anythingl Something for everyone.

A collection of poems from the archives of Dorothy's mind. Poem's about living and loving and people who do both. A collection of poems that relate to anyone who breathes. Imagination running wild to serious issues we all have to deal with. Written by someone gifted with putting into words what other people can only feel. Someone who suggests there is more than one way to look at anythingl Something for everyone.