Dallas Dream Movies
Dallas Movie: EXCLUSIVE JONAS BROTHERS NEW TEXAS HOME VIDEOS[Virtual Tour!], AND PICTURES!!!!!!!!!
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PROOF THIS IS THEIR HOUSE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpZuUQk_zZc and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jdm9wOWd5wg around 1:46 ------------------------------------ Tarrant County records indicate that members of the Jonas Brothers granted power of attorney to their mother, Denise Jonas, for the purpose of buying a six-bedroom house in Vaquero, a gated community in Westlake [Dallas area]. The documents were signed June 12, reports WFAA. The real estate agent who listed the house on Wisteria Way at more than $2.8 million confirmed Monday that it had been sold, but said the contract prohibited her from commenting further. The publicist for the group, which began a nationwide tour last month, declined to comment. -------------------------------------- Credit To: OceanUp.com For This Information. -------------------------------------- Type: Single Family Sq. footage: 7360.0 Price/Sqft: $393.34 Bathrooms: 6 Bedrooms: 6 Year built: 2005 Price: $2,895,000 Estimated Monthly Mortgage Payment: $13,885 -------------------------------------- Housing Type- Single Detached Style of House- Traditional Lot Size/Acreage- .5 Acre to .99 Acre Lot Description- Golf Course Lot Interior Lot Landscaped Some Trees Exterior Features- Balcony Covered Porch(es) Grill Gutters Lighting System Patio Covered Sprinkler System Soil- Unknown Construction- Rock/Stone Foundation- Slab Roof- Tile/Slate Backyard Pool Features- Diving Heated In Ground Gunite Separate Spa/Hot Tub Type of Fence- Iron Parking/Garage- Attached Opener Oversized Side Street/Utilities- City Sewer City Water Curbs Underground Utilities Common Features- Club House Community Pool Gated Entrance Golf Greenbelt Guarded Entrance Jogging Path/Bike Path Park Perimeter Fencing Playground Private Lake/Pond HOA Includes- Management Fees Interior Features- Cable TV Available Decorative Lighting Loft Multiple Staircases Vaulted Ceilings Wet Bar Window Coverings Bed/Bath Features- Built-ins Double Shower Jetted Tub Linen Closet Separate Shower Separate Vanities Sitting Area in Master Split Bedrooms Walk-in Closets Specialty Rooms- Gameroom Library/Study Media Room Fireplace Type- Gas Logs Gas Starter Stone Kitchen Equipment- Built-in Microwave Built-in Refrigerator/Freezer Built-in Wine Cooler Cooktop-Gas Dishwasher Disposal Double Oven Oven-Electric Water Line to Refrigerator Kitchen Other- Breakfast Bar Butlers Pantry Granite/Granite Type Countertop Island Walk-in Pantry Utility Room- Dryer Hookup-Elec Fullsize W/D Area Separate Utility Room Sink In Utility Washer Hookup Alarm/Security Type- Burglar Fire/Smoke Owned Smoke Detector Flooring- Carpet Slate Stone Wood Floor Heating/Cooling- Central Air-Elec Central Heat-Gas Zoned Energy Features- Ceiling Fans Gas Water Heater Thermo Windows Proposed Financing- Cash Conventional Possession- Negotiable --------------------------------------- HONORS- July 24th: #99 - Top Favorites (Today) - Education #54 - Top Favorites (Today) - Education July 25th: #51 - Top Favorites (Today) - Entertainment #48 - Top Favorites (Today) - Entertainment July 26th: #89 - Most Discussed (Today) - Entertainment #99 - Top Favorites (Today) #36 - Top Favorites (Today) - Entertainment #78 - Most Discussed (Today) - Entertainment #37 - Top Favorites (Today) - Entertainment #74 - Most Discussed (Today) - Entertainment July 30th, 2008 #98 - Top Favorites (This Week) - Entertainment #69 - Top Favorites (This Week) - Entertainment
Dallas Movie: DREAMGIRL MUSIC VIDEO
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'DREAMGIRL' as Performed by Smoov-E from the LARRY DALLAS cd...get a copy @ milliondollardream.com Feat. Jaybird the Gifted Gary... This is damn near my favorite video of all time...
Dallas Movie: ROCKSTAR PARTY
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Debbie Hammond, ClockWork CEO takes footage of her big brother and sister dancing and puts it to Jordan McCoy's Rockstar. Her brother may be wearing a beatles wig! what do you think?
Dallas Movie: Dwyane Wade : Flash The East Coast Assassin pt.1
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He hurled the ball high into the air, and it spun up and away and forgotten, the object that just moments before had been the most important thing in the building. Dwyane Wade began screaming. The clock ticked to zero, the horn sounded: But he knew already. He had known before anyone else in the arena that it was over, that his Miami Heat had come back yet again and won the 2006 NBA championship, that on this June night in Dallas he had, at 24, risen above his preordained peers to clutch the only prize that matters. The rest, though? He knew almost none of that. Above Wade, above the American Airlines Center floor where the Mavericks and their shocked fans were edging toward the doors, the ball reached its peak, hovered an instant, started its fall. Already, the hierarchy of the basketball universe had been reshuffled, Wade's place in the game elevated and informed by long ago names and games. Time and again during these playoffs he pulled off heroics that echoed one basketball legend after another. Make room at the table, John Havlicek and Larry Bird: Wade stole New Jersey's final inbounds pass with nine tenths of a second left in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinals to send the Nets packing. Move over, Willis Reed: Wade did you one better, marching dramatically onto the court in the second half of a vital opening-round Game 5 against Chicago after suffering a hip contusion, then, four weeks later, checking out of a hospital after a night of vomiting caused by a sinus infection to carry the Heat in the series-sealing Game 6 of the conference finals against Detroit. Yet, the most resounding echo of all, naturally, came at the end. It was Wade who led Miami, down 0-2 in the Finals and about to be buried, out of a 13-point hole with 6:15 to play in Game 3. It was Wade who wound up with 15 points in the fourth quarter, 42 overall, Wade who stole Dirk Nowitzki's inbounds pass with three tenths of a second left to put a boot to the Mavericks' throat. In the Heat sweep to follow, the Chicago-born, Jordan-worshipping Wade made it safe, for perhaps the first time since number 23 retired, to compare a guard with Michael and not risk embarrassment. At every pivotal point in Miami's oddly flawed playoff run, Wade had lifted his play to a personal high. But in those final four games -- with every Dallas player, coach and fan keying on him -- he punctuated a rise unlike any the league has seen, averaging 39.2 points, 8.2 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 2.5 steals. No other player, in his first three NBA seasons, has scored more postseason points. No other player has come close. "He just went off the charts," says former Heat coach Stan Van Gundy, now a consultant with the team. "Dwyane literally for six weeks played the game at a level that almost no one's ever played at. I don't know that Jordan ever played a better Finals. He's the best in the league right now, and the winning is what sets him apart from the other perimeter guys. LeBron James, Kobe Bryant and Carmelo Anthony are great and may eventually lead teams to championships. But the difference between Dwyane and Kobe is that when the Lakers won [three championships], Kobe had a huge part of it -- but Shaq was the lead guy. Last season Dwyane was the lead guy. He led them to a championship." But it's not Wade's way to admit such a thing or concern himself -- even as he and his teammates hugged and danced after the Game 6 clincher -- with what any of it meant. For so long basketball had been his way to escape a legacy, not build one. "Thirteen points down with six minutes to go? That's not life or death," Wade says. "I've been through more than anybody knows. To me this is joy. This is when I can let it all out. This is my time." So, yes, even as the ball plunged to the arena floor, sportswriters hit the keyboards, message boards hummed, talking heads babbled: The atmosphere of Sportsland was suddenly charged with a sense of revival. Wade had done it all again on this night -- 36 points, 10 rebounds, five assists, four steals -- and would be named Finals MVP, but he'd also made winning a title as much about a franchise, a city, as himself. Who does that anymore? "I have my favorite players," says Denver Nuggets coach George Karl. "For a long time they were John Stockton, Kevin Garnett, Tim Duncan. Now my favorite player to watch on film is Dwyane Wade. He plays the game the right way.... His spirit, his presence is fun to watch. He doesn't cheat the game with emotion or negative energy. He's always visibly focused, disciplined and team."
Dallas Movie: Highlights of the Super Throwd Spring Break Blowout
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some highlights of Latin Desire, Dallas Dream Boys, and Texas illusionz... remember to watch New Edition's winning performance..