 It takes both Ecto.DateTime and Erlang tuples as input and converts them to the 1950's ...
 """
 uid = ElixirStatus.UID.generate(Posting)
-%Posting{user_id: 7, uid: uid, permalink: Publisher.permalink(uid, title), text: text, title: title, scheduled_at: nil, published_at: Ecto.DateTime.utc, public: true}
+%Posting{user_id: 7, uid: uid, permalink: Publisher.permalink(uid, title), text: text, title: title, scheduled_at: nil, published_at: Date.now, public: true}
   |> Repo.insert!
 
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I thought I would take this opportunity to look back over the last year and reflect and to look forward to the next year: http://learningelixir.joekain.com/learning-elixir-year-one-review/
"""
uid = ElixirStatus.UID.generate(Posting)
%Posting{user_id: 3, uid: uid, permalink: Publisher.permalink(uid, title), text: text, title: title, scheduled_at: nil, published_at: Ecto.DateTime.utc, public: true}
  |> Repo.insert!

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[Edit this on GitHub](https://github.com/rrrene/elixirstatus-web/edit/master/priv/repo/seeds/postings_dev.exs) to add a more convincing text!
"""
uid = ElixirStatus.UID.generate(Posting)
%Posting{user_id: 6, uid: uid, permalink: Publisher.permalink(uid, title), text: text, title: title, scheduled_at: nil, published_at: Date.now, public: true}
  |> Repo.insert!

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