First cut at a Rake task to fetch RSS
Add the initial notion of a subscription
Move the routes for login away from the routes for users
Wire up user show page
Modify the User edit page so it can work for subscriptions
Add a way to remove your own subscriptions
Add the subscriptions controller

Forgot it before.
Add the vote model

Forgot it before
Actually use user subscriptions when scraping for posts
Merge branch 'rss_subscription' into development

* rss_subscription:
  Actually use user subscriptions when scraping for posts
  Add the subscriptions controller
  Add a way to remove your own subscriptions
  Modify the User edit page so it can work for subscriptions
  Wire up user show page
  Move the routes for login away from the routes for users
  Add the initial notion of a subscription
  First cut at a Rake task to fetch RSS

Conflicts:
	app/models/user.rb
	db/schema.rb
Refactor the scraping into Post.new_from_url(url)

Because we had copy-pasted the Pismo scraping code a number of times,
this consolidates it all in Post.new_from_url(url) which will do the
scraping. It can raise an exception, so you'll still have to catch that
when you use it.

Also, the returned Post will be like a normal post except it will have
two additional fields: "images" and "keywords" which are a list of image
URLs and Backend::Token keywords returned by Pismo. Posts loaded from
the database will not have these fields defined.
Basic user page
Merge pull request #21 from bis12/add_deploy

Add deployment script
Merge pull request #20 from bis12/add_prod_postgres

Add prod postgres
Merge branch 'development' of github.com:ted27/project-october into development

* 'development' of github.com:ted27/project-october:
  Add deployment script
  Nevermind, now add postgres
  Add pg activerecord plugin
  Add postgres
Associate Posts to Users

A user has_many posts, because they posted them.
Switch to Rspec <3
Add some tests around the post creation process
Add Paperclip
Render instantaneously

Don't wait for images to load, we can keep their dimensions and scale
them so we can position the grid right away.