Remove "Now", it was confusing

source/_posts/2011-03-07-serializing-activerecord-attributes-with-arbitrary-objects.markdown

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ As you might know already, ActiveRecord lets you store serialized objects by usi
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-Now when you are using the User model you can store user interests by simply throwing them in an array:
+These serializeable attributes can then be set as any Ruby type such as an array:
 
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 <em>rails console</em>