Created a dynamic tweets list  based on the user's favorite tweets:
- Requires list of user_names and the total number of tweets
Created a dynamic tweets list  based on the user's favorite tweets:
- Removed the list_tweets.py file from templatetags
- Added the render_tweets_list method under utils.py
- Removed the id's section from homepage.md
- Updated the homepage.html to support the new tweet_list variable
Refactored the tweets_list thingie to be a plain view and moved the template to homepage.html.

* Since we can now render it in the html template encode utf8 is automatic and we don't need to do it manually
* Found that the dict also contains a https version for the profile pic, so we don't need to rebuild that manually either
* So now we can just pass the raw list to the template.

ToDo:
Move all settings to /settings/base.py
Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/dotcloud/www.docker.io
Updated the press page

Added the latest blog posts to date
Added blog posts to the press page

Added the most recent blog post to the page
Update some style issues on tweet block on homepage
Added link to trademark to the homepage
Merge pull request #23 from vcoisne/press-page

Updated the press page
Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/dotcloud/www.docker.io
* Removed the tweets_list templatetag, it would crash in prod.
* Fixed a typo in press.md
Adding Last Techcrunch article
Adds consistency with the README in dotcloud/docker

The description in dotcloud/docker should also be changed to that same string which is useful for packagers.
Updated press page with Yandex media coverage

Added the last 3 news articles.
Updated press page, added images.
Merge pull request #24 from dudebout/patch-1

Adds consistency with the README in dotcloud/docker
Created a dynamic generic post with s3 storage and boto library:
- Added a Generic Post model
- Added created a Category model
- The AWS credentials are environment variables
- The posts and the categories can be added via django admin panel
- The images are stored in s3 storage