Readme and config

README.md

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-#Scala Exchange 2013
+#Spray client, Akka and streaming tweets
 
 Twitter streaming & simple sentiment analysis application. To build & run the plain-vanilla version of the application, run ``sbt run``. Then you can type in the ``track`` command, which expects the Twitter search term to track. See https://dev.twitter.com/docs/api/1.1/post/statuses/filter for ``track`` filter.
 
 ##Twitter application
-Before you run the application, create the ``~/.twitter/scalaexchange2013`` file, containing four lines; these lines represent your twitter consumer key and secret, followed by token value and token secret. To generate these values, head over to https://dev.twitter.com/apps/, create an application and add the appropriate lines to this file. An example ``~/.twitter/scalaexchange2013`` is
+Before you run the application, create the ``~/.twitter/activator`` file, containing four lines; these lines represent your twitter consumer key and secret, followed by token value and token secret. To generate these values, head over to https://dev.twitter.com/apps/, create an application and add the appropriate lines to this file. An example ``~/.twitter/activator`` is
 
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src/main/scala/core/tweetstream.scala

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ trait TwitterAuthorization {
 trait OAuthTwitterAuthorization extends TwitterAuthorization {
   import OAuth._
   val home = System.getProperty("user.home")
-  val lines = Source.fromFile(s"$home/.twitter/scalaexchange2013").getLines().toList
+  val lines = Source.fromFile(s"$home/.twitter/activator").getLines().toList
 
   val consumer = Consumer(lines(0), lines(1))
   val token = Token(lines(2), lines(3))