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Nevis: Why you should visit this unspoiled Caribbean island

it seems that there is a lovely island in the Caribbean that is unspoiled and it is really nice and so beautiful.

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NASA has sectioned off 64,000 individual pieces of Earth to be "adopted" by supporters on their website.the areas are roughly 55 miles wide. but the adopters do not have any legal property

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Man gets dragged off of plain

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LeBron James was one of many players to go out of their way to congratulate Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook after he recorded his 42nd triple-double of the year to set a new single-season record.

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"There's certain things you never think you're going to see." @KingJames sends his praise to @russwest44. #Respect pic.twitter.com/38kjGMd6yi
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Much like the rest of the league, Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James was one of many players to go out of their way to congratulate Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook after he recorded his 42nd triple-double of the year to set a new single-season record.

As you can see from the video clip above, courtesy of Uninterrupted, James gushed over Westbrook's ability to compete night in and night out and how he went about making history this season in a special message that lasted roughly two minutes.

With LeBron having prided himself on his knowledge of the history of the game, that makes this praise from the four-time league MVP as meaningful as any bit of congratulations that the Thunder's star player has received over the course of the last 24 hours.

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LeBron James sends a special message to Russell Westbrook after his 42nd triple-double of the season

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"There's certain things you never think you're going to see." @KingJames sends his praise to @russwest44. #Respect pic.twitter.com/38kjGMd6yi - UNINTERRUPTED (@uninterrupted) April 10, 2017 Much like the rest of the league, Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James was one of many players to go out of their way to congratulate Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook after he recorded his 42nd triple-double of the year to set a new single-season record.

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11-year-old kills himself after texting prank

An 11-year-old boy who died last week of injuries suffered in a March suicide attempt will be laid to rest Tuesday.
When Tysen Benz of Marquette, Michigan, hanged himself March 14, he left no note. But his mother, Katrina Goss, says Benz was the victim of a prank that drove him to take his own life.

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11-year-old kills himself after texting prank  - cnn

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11-year-old kills himself after texting prank

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An 11-year-old boy who died last week of injuries suffered in a March suicide attempt will be laid to rest Tuesday.

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Apr 11, 2017

Pope Opens Free Laundromat for Rome’s Poor

Pope Francis Laundry' 6 washers, dryers, and irons donated by Michigan based Whirlpool. He desires "...to restore dignity to so many people who are brothers and sisters and who are called, with us, to build a city we can trust,” Located in the Trastevere neighborhood near the Vatican, officials say they soon hope to install showers and barbershop within the facilities, making it a haven of free, valuable services to the poor people of Rome.

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Apr 11, 2017
Makeover planned for downtown Independence
Officials in Independence are hoping to reinvent one of the oldest downtown areas in the Kansas City area.  Twenty-five years ago, city leaders said virtually every building around the square was boarded up.  Now, there are new restaurants and more people coming to the area, but the city wants to do more.
City officials are hoping to add more green spaces, incorporate more art and get better lighting and sidewalks along the square.  The project will cost the city some money. Officials say the project will cost just under $6 million.

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Officials in Independence are hoping to reinvent one of the oldest downtown areas in the Kansas City area.

City leaders are hoping to reinvest in the square and, at the same time, renovate the Truman Library, returning the city to a destination.

Twenty-five years ago, city leaders said virtually every building around the square was boarded up. Now, there are new restaurants and more people coming to the area, but the city wants to do more.

The courthouse recently went through major renovations and leaders are hoping to piggyback off that success.

"We recognize there's a lot of momentum on the square, a lot of momentum of economic development, we think it only gets bigger and better from here," Independence Chamber of Commerce member Mike Sanders said.

City officials are hoping to add more green spaces, incorporate more art and get better lighting and sidewalks along the square.

This is all part of a 12-block area the Independence Chamber of Commerce is hoping to revitalize. They hope their efforts make the city more of a destination, create jobs and bring in families who want to live and work in the area.

"Our goal as a chamber of commerce is to do everything we can to spur economic development on the square so it can have that exponential impact in terms of economic activity, job growth, really for this entire community," Sanders said.

The project will cost the city some money. Officials say the project will cost just under $6 million.

The city is hoping to get private donors to help invest in the project.

"Once that initial investment is made, we think that lures and leverages literally tens of millions of dollars in private money to invest and grow this region," Sanders said.

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Makeover planned for downtown Independence

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Officials in Independence are hoping to reinvent one of the oldest downtown areas in the Kansas City area. City leaders are hoping to reinvest in the square and, at the same time, renovate the Truman Library, returning the city to a destination. Twenty-five years ago, city leaders said virtually every building around the square was boarded up.