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Kevin Jonas’ Mentor – His Dad!

Kevin Jonas strums a little tune on his guitar in this new My Mentor video from Lunchables.

The 22-year-old musician shared about his father, “My first song that I ever wrote was with my dad when I was eight years old. He helped me cultivate and crave that out and then I really started to grow with writing songs all by myself all the time.”

Kevin added, “The artists that my dad introduced me to, whether it was The Beatles or the Bee Gees, you can hear it in my music today. I think that’s really important to see, because hopefully, as a mentor, future generations will be able to take our [Jonas Brothers] music and put it into theirs.”

The My Mentors videos are a series, where we talk to creative people and find out who helped guide their big ideas. Meaghan Martin’s coming soon!

[pro-player] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjSl8AG9ueU [/pro-player]

Lucas and sister Autumn Grabeel throw caution to the wind and leap from a plane 13,000 feet above the ground in this new video from their skydiving experience.

Autumn tweeted about the experience last month, “Going SKYDIVING this morning!!! More than excited! Jumping with my bro. I can’t stop smiling! This is such a thrill!! Just signed the release form. Ready to fly!!!! Skydiving was the coolest experience ever!! Can’t wait to do it again!”

WOULD YOU EVER go skydiving?

[pro-player] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p77Fkcb89eU [/pro-player]

Source:

- http://justjaredjr.buzznet.com/2010/08/27/kevin-jonas-mentor-his-dad

- http://justjaredjr.buzznet.com/2010/08/27/lucas-grabeel-sky-dives

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Don’t let us scare you! These are just some weird looking clouds that are very rare and hardly ever seen.

These are Mammatus Clouds, and they are a meteorological phenomenon caused by sagging cellular accumulations produced in clouds of ice and water. When you see clouds like these, it means a storm is trying to develop.

Tending to form in warmer months over the Midwest and eastern areas of the USA, Mammatus are nonetheless found elsewhere, as our chase across the States to track this singular meteorological phenomenon will reveal.

The above photograph was taken in Colorado, where citizens are being warned that a storm is brewing. Nature can be frightening and passionate!

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Source: http://www.wambie.com/tuttifrutti_us/news/IS_THE_END_OF_THE_WORLD_NEARING_-new_en-2048.html

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