Added Latitude and Longitude to a returning Tweet if available.

[SpilledMilkCOM]

The TwitterGeoData is deserialized if the "geo" element is populated on the response JSON. I added the DisplayCoordinates to the TwitterGeoData since I didn't see a TwitterModel for the UI. After I put in the double conversion I felt that it wasn't really needed, but I was just following the pattern for the CreationDate. The TwitterGeoData could just expose the string data.

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[deltakosh]

Excellent! Thanks a lot

[deltakosh]

Do you mind updating the documentation as well?

[SpilledMilkCOM]

I don't see the Tweet class described in the documentation. I just assumed that people would dig into the code and look at the documentation inside of Tweet.cs, which is why I only documented the TwitterGeoData class. Maybe I'm looking at the wrong doc file. (docs/services/Twitter.md)

[deltakosh]

This is true because tweets where just text but now they become more powerful :)

[SpilledMilkCOM]

I hope this is enough. I wanted to keep things simple. I tried to put the properties in a markdown table, but I wasn't sure what "flavor" of markdown people use. The standard table markdown didn't really look like a table using one of the MarkDown Preview Plus in Chrome. I just used a list (bullets).

[deltakosh]

Really great thanks a lot!