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I just watch the Episode "Believe in Love" and I was wondering in which idea the autor was based on to get a Natalie's blog for love. Is that blog real?! btw, nice blog ;)

That's a good question! Unfortunately, I don't know the answer. This is just a fan blog, for other fans of the show. You could try asking him, though! This is the Twitter for Tim Kring, the creater. https://twitter.com/TimKringI assume it's actually his; it's not verified. But good luck, and thanks for the kind words! :)

Im looking to have a collection of all the quotes from jake

As in everything he's said? I haven't documented that deep into the show, but I bet someone on the internet has. Do a google search for Jake quotes. If you just mean the monologues that are at the beginnings and endings of each episode, that's what this blog is primarily for. Unfortunately, as some of you might have been able to tell, I'm a bit behind with this. I haven't uploaded last seasons Finale yet, and I haven't even had a chance to watch the Season Premiere yet :(So. Anyone out there willing to help out with this? Only requirements are that you're a stickler for spelling and grammar (or accuracy, as speaking grammar isn't always the same as actual grammar, if that makes sense), as well as site uniformity (meaning keeping everything in the same format.Drop me a line if you're interested!

Thanks so much for posting these! :)

No problemo! I'll get around to the last two episodes soon, I promise!

When are the monologues to the season finale going to be posted?

Sorry for the delay, I know I'm behind. I haven't even had a chance to watch the Finale yet. It's finals week. Hopefully within the week I'll be completely caught up. Again, sorry!

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An invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet, regardless of time, place, or circumstances. The thread may stretch or tangle but will never break.

Sheri Strepling: Did you have fun? Martin Bohm: Yeah. Sheri: He's not using his tablet? Martin: No. As a matter of fact he gave it away. Sheri: How did you let that happen? That device could help teach Jake to talk. Martin: Maybe he doesn't want to talk. Maybe it's my job as his father . . . to just be all right with that

Sheri Strepling & Martin Bohm, Touch

Music of the Spheres - May 10, 2012

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The chromatic scale consists of 12 tones. Arranged in time and sequence. These 12 simple tones create an infinite variety of music. Harmony and dissonance, tension and resolutiuon-- all can be described by the mathematical ratios between tones. If we could translate all ratios into sound? We could hear the Music of the Spheres; a sound as immense, as powerful as the universe itself. As quiet as a single stone. As beguiling as the human heart. For some, music elevates the spirit to a place of transcendent beauty. Others simply hear the beauty in the numbers themselves. The Earth, as it rotates, emits a frequency, a musical note, at 7.83 hertz. But this frequency alters slightly, for reasons as yet uncertain. Some postulate solar flares as the cause, or electrical disturbance in the atmostphere. But maybe there's a simpler explanation. Maybe the sound of the polanet is influenced by the seven billion souls whirring around it, each producing their own music, adding their own harmony.

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Music of the Spheres - May 10, 2012

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They say that the shortest path between two points is a straight line. But what happens if that path gets blocked? When sediment impedes the flow of a river, it redirects... zigging and zagging instead of follwoing a straight course. What looks to the crow like meandering, is to the water the most efficient route from source to outlet. Nature finds a detour. When two points are destined to touch, but a direct connection is imposible... the universe will always find another way. If two points are destined to touch . . . the universe will always find a way to make the connection. Even when all hope seems lost . . . certain ties cannot be broken. They define who we are. And who we can become. Across space . . . across time . . . along paths we cannot predict . . . nature always finds a way.

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Zone of Exclusion - May 3, 2012

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Natalie: Ciao, Paolo. I'm Natalie. Paolo: I know who you are. I have been following your blog these past few weeks. What you have done is beautiful. Natalie: I'm sorry to say I haven't seen Celeste yet. I hope she'll be here. Paolo: I hope she will not. I didn't come here to see Celeste. I came for you. You area a kind, beautiful, hopeful person. You've given all of us something to believe in. Natalie: I believe in love. Paolo: So do I. Natalie: What about Celeste? Paolo: Happy birthday Celeste. I hope you are celebrating and making wonderful memories. Thank you for helping me to believe in love. Goodbye.

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Nooshpere Rising - April 26, 2012

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Numbers are constant. Until they're not. Our inability to influence outcome is the great equalizer. Makes the world fair. Computers generate random numbers in an attempt to glean meaning out of probability. Endless numerical sequences lacking any pattern. But during a cataclysmic global event -- Tsunami, earthquake, the attacks of 9/11-- these random numbers suddenly stop being random. As our collective consciousness synchronizes, so do the numbers. Science can't explain the phenomenon, nut religion does. It's called prayer. A collective request, sent up in unison. A shared hope. Numbers are constant, until they're not. During cataclysmic global events, our collective consciousness synchronizes. So do the numeric sequences created by random number generators. Science can''t explain the phenomenon, but religion does. It's called prayer. A collective request, sent up in unison. A shared hope, fear relieved, a life spared. Numbers are constant . . . until they're not. In times of tragedy . . . times of collective joy, in these brief moments, it is only this shared emotional experience that makes the world seem less random. Maybe it's coincidence. And maybe it's the answer to our prayers.

Jake Bohm, Touch

Nooshpere Rising - April 26, 2012

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St. Judy's Comet - Single

Performed by Marnie Herald

Written by Paul Simon

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Here I Stand - Single

Performed by Sonny Rey

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Ooh, Belle

The Barr Brothers

Written and Performed by The Barr Brothers

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89 degrees, 15 minutes, and 50.8 seconds. That's the current position of Polaris. The Norther Star. Viewed from another planet, it's just one among many. But on Earth, it's uniquely important. Fixed in place, an anchor. No matter she you are in the Northern Hemisphere, if you face Polaris, you face north. You know where you are. But there are other ways to get lost. In the choices we make. In events that overwhelm us. Even within our own minds. What could be our anchor then? What beacon can we turn to . . . to guide us from darkness to light? What if it's other people? The lives that touch our own in ways big and small. Because unlike Polaris, the light they bring will never fade.

Jake Bohm, Touch

Lost and Found - April 19, 2012

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