Kevin se casa!

Según people.com, la familia por intermedio de los padres de los Jonas han emitido la siguiente comunicación:
"Nuestros corazones están llenos de alegría y estamos felices de compartir con ustedes que nuestro hijo Kevin ha pedido la mano de Danielle Deleasa en matrimonio. Su respuesta fue afirmativa y es una bendición que ella se una a nuestra familia. Kevin y Danielle no han fijado aun la fecha. La familia es algo importante para nosotros y esperamos que hayamos formado bien a Kevin para ser un hombre y esposo maravilloso. Por favor, unánse a nuestra celebración familiar y feliciten a Kevin y Danielle. Gracias por todo su apoyo".

Joe y Nick felicitan a Kevin:

Nick & Miley en "E! True Holliwood Story"

Nick en Audiencia del Comité de Investigación para la Diabetes

Aqui estan las fotos del dia 24 de Junio y aqui lo que dijo Nick Jonas (: pero lo siento no pude traducirlo y aqui se los dejo en ingles para que ustedes lo traduzcan:

Good morning. My name is Nick Jonas, and I’d like to thank you for having me here today. I’d like to share my story of living with type 1 diabetes, and talk about the need to fund research to find a cure.
First, I would like to thank you, Senator Collins, for chairing this hearing and for being such a champion for all of us with diabetes. Everyone here today for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation’s Children’s Congress is grateful for your leadership on the Senate Diabetes Caucus and your commitment to people with type 1 diabetes. We are lucky to have you pushing for policies that will bring us closer to a cure.
In one way, or another I have spent most of my life performing. I’ve been writing songs since I can remember, and I love sharing my passion for music. As a little kid, I sang in the choir in my dad’s church, and then performed on Broadway. As the Jonas Brothers, my brothers Joe, Kevin and I have written songs, made albums and toured the country, playing our music for people all over America.
It was during a concert tour in 2005 that I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. My brothers were the first to notice that I had lost a lot of weight – fifteen pounds in two weeks. I was thirsty all the time and had a bad attitude, which isn’t like me at all because I’m a really positive person. It would have been easy to blame my symptoms on a hectic schedule. But my family knew I had to get to a doctor.
The normal range for blood sugar is between 70 and 120. When we got to the doctor’s office, we learned that my blood sugar was over 700. The doctor said I had type 1 diabetes, but I had no idea what that meant. The first thing I asked her was, “Am I going to die?” She assured me that I wasn’t going to die, but that I’d have to manage this disease for the rest of my life. We went right to the hospital where I spent three days, including a crash course in getting my blood glucose levels in control and living with diabetes.
It hasn’t been easy, but diabetes technology has really helped me to manage my diabetes. At first, I took insulin shots, but it was just too hard on the road to give myself shots. I switched to a pump, which has been great. Since then, my average blood glucose levels have come down, and I’m able to use the pump to better estimate how much insulin I need based on the carbs I eat. I am also considering a continuous glucose monitor, but for now, I still prick my finger to check my blood sugar. I do that up to 12 times a day, including right before I began this testimony.
While technology has made it much easier for me to manage my diabetes, technology is not a cure. Insulin is not a cure. Like everyone here today, I know that the promise of a cure lies only in research. I am grateful that Congress renewed the Special Diabetes Program last year, which has helped researchers make important discoveries into what causes type 1 diabetes. This vital program has also funded research to test new drugs and therapies that could treat or cure patients with type 1 diabetes, and may even lead to an artificial pancreas one day. I ask that each of you join me in supporting the renewal of
the Special Diabetes Program next year so that the researchers can continue their work on a cure for our disease. My life depends on it. All our lives depend on it.After I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, I wrote a song called A Little Bit Longer about dealing with diabetes. I’d like to submit a copy of the full song for the record, but I’d like to read one of the verses, which explains my outlook on life with diabetes.All this time goes byStill no reason whyA little bit longerAnd I’ll be fineWaitin’ on a cureBut none of them are sureA little bit longerAnd I’ll be fine
Diabetes has changed my life. But I know that I’ve benefited from the government’s investment in diabetes research. With the help of Congress, I’ll only have to wait a little bit longer for a cure.
In the meantime, I’ve decided not to let diabetes slow me down. In just the last two months, my brothers and I launched a new TV show, released our third album and began a world concert tour. My approach to managing diabetes is to focus on simple wins — little things I can do each day to achieve my goals. Over time, these everyday victories can make a big difference in your life — just like every research advancement moves us along on our path to a cure. While on that path, I want to be a positive face for diabetes. I want to show kids with type 1 diabetes – like all the kids sitting with me today – that they can live with diabetes and still make their dreams come true.
Thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today, and thank you for your commitment to diabetes research. With your help, a little bit longer and we will all be fine.

Y aca el video:

Y esta son las fotos del 23 de Junio en Washington D.C. de Nick hablando con un senador sobre la diabetes juvenil

Nick en Virginia el 23 de Junio

Nick Jonas y Kevin Padre hacen su camino en un coche después de aterrizar en el aeropuerto de Dulle el martes por la mañana (23 de junio) en Chantilly, Virginia. Más tarde en el día, Nick se reunió con el Senador Frank Lautenberg, para discutir la diabetes juvenil y la organización que el comenzó para recaudar dinero para la enfermedad. Nick se ocupará de la Comisión del Senado sobre Seguridad de la Patria y Asuntos Gubernamentales sobre la misma cuestión Hoy (24 de junio).

Niley,Before The Storm--Concierto en Dallas,Texas, 20 DE JUNIO

Aqui estan los videos de cuando Miley y Nick cantaron Before The Storm, en el concierto en Dallas

Y Aqui mas videos e imagenes del concierto

Paranoid & That´s Just The Way We Roll

Live To Party

Nuevo Bayer Comercial de Nick Jonas (diabetes)

Nick resbala en un concierto de Madrid

Éste es un vídeo de la presentación de Los Jonas Brothers este 13 de junio en el Palacio de los Deportes en Madrid.

En la canción "Goodnight and Goodbye" ya es una costumbre que Joe y Nick hagan una secuencia de piruetas no?, bueno, lo que pasa es que Nick resbaló y cayó justo después de la vuelta hacia adelante.Se levantó al instante y cuando Joe le tira el micro (tambien parte de su "coreografia"), se le escapa de las manos, él no lo recoge al instante, continúa y cuando Joe empieza a cantar, un guardaspaldas alcanza el micro a Nick para que siga cantando.

Nick se graduó (:

Estoy feliz de anunciar que me he graduado! Clase de 09! Felicidades a todos los que también se graduaron este año! -Mr. President (Nick)

Nick habla sobre el dueto con Miley

Nick: "Before the Storm es probablemente una de mis canciones favoritas porque tiene una gran historia. Es un dueto con Miley, lo cual es grandioso".
Nick: "Es algo bueno de que haya pasado y será una buena oportunidad para tocarla en vivo".
Mientras, Joe promete que será una buena oportunidad para que sus fans vean a la pareja reunida en el escenario. Joe: "Creo que tal vez lo hagamos"; acerca de cantarla con ella en vivo, dijo con un guiño: "Tal vez. Lo escuchaste aqui primero, posiblemente. Tal vez ".

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Nick & Miley en Georgia!!

Lo que sí sabemos es que ambos se hallaban en Georgia ayer, pero una fuente de noticias de Georgia afirma que si se trata de Nick y Miley
(haz click en la foto para ver el tamaño completo )

Nick Jonas en el aeropuerto en New York

Imagenes de este 10 de junio!

Filmando Send It On

Los Jonas Brothers, Demi Lovato, Miley Cyrus y Selena Gomez filmaron este 6 de junio "Send It On" la nueva cancion para la campaña "Disney´s Friends For Change"

Ame esta foto ñ_ñ Jemi 4ever!!!!