Initial commit of Twitter bootstrap version of lab notebook.  This is ready for prime time,
but some additional formatting work would be good.  but this layout is easier to maintain and do
formatting inside the posts etc.
Revised openscience and made the About link point to it
Added search to default layout
Search on project pages
Tag cloud for tags page, using the logarithmic tag cloud generator
Revised project description
Added SSRN, google scholar citations, Arxiv
Working implementation of labnotebook with pandoc as the parser.  Liquid tag
for loops don't seem to work in *.md files with this -- pandoc fences them in
<pre> tags and I don't understand how to get pandoc to NOT do that.  So all
the project templates, and anywhere I want to use liquid tags to build lists,
need to be in *.html files.  Which means not in posts, at this point.
Added tag links to the main post layout, so tags link automatically.  Also added github modification date
to every post through a plugin borrowed from cboettig.
New source/build architecture for posts.  Posts are written in Rmarkdown now,
run through Knitr (even if there's nothing R-wise to knit), and then
run through pandoc to process bibliographic references, to yield a plain
markdown file with the Jekyll YAML post header for Jekyll to process.

When a post is ready to deploy, the *.md file is moved to _posts, and the
original Rmd file can be retained in source/ for further edits, or put in
source/archive.
Testing source Rmd scripts - not quite there yet...
Added tags to project pages menu
Switched to the jekyll-pandoc-multiple-formats plugin, which allows easy configuration
for pandoc citations in the text of posts, without doing preprocessing (which wasn't
workign anyway).  Gabora needs to be converted to pandoc citations, and all citations are now
kept in the labnotebook.bib file, rather than on a per-post bibtex file basis.

Knit can still be used to turn Rmd into the source for a post, but then the regular jekyll
build will handle other pandoc markup.
Fixing oddities with the new markdown build process
Fixed the hanging build problem.  Simply cannot have large bibtex files.  The processing of the bibtex file is
incredibly inefficient as the bibtex file is read and parsed for every single file being processed.
Adding missing refs
Cleaning up bibliographies
Converted refs in existing posts.  Bib processing starting to slow down but not bad.
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:mmadsen/lnraw