Changed path ~/davesdnd ~/dnd
Add support for solarized with terminator
Made <leader>bd forceful
Added Ack plugin
Fix .ctags vim definition
Add project raven
Change <leader>gwd to use @" instead of @+

Because of the convenience presented by the <leader>s mappings, I've
decided to make all of these additional mappings use @" register where
the contents can then be easily swapped into another register.
Add current branch to statusline (fugitive)
Remove Conque

Removed Conque because I never use it. To me it represents the worst of
both worlds, lacking in the full functionality both of vim and of the
terminal.
Removed vimshell (along with supporting plugins/options)

I like vimshell and I tend to keep coming back to it because I like the
idea of having the full editing power of vim inside of a command prompt.
The reality is that vimshell doesn't handle a lot of everyday situations
well, e.g. composer update or man cmd or commands with large output
among many other things. These are just a few of the situations which
indicate that vimshell is not a mature shell. My philosophy before has
been to "only use vimshell for the lightweight tasks" but I realize now
that this has a perverse relationship with the original premise - that
is, most of the commands where the full power of vim would be useful
tend to be relatively complex and therefore require switching to a full
terminal anyway.
Copy/paste represents a depressing reality of 11+ keystrokes to get text
from vim into the terminal ("+yil<C-S-N><C-S-V><CR>) which is usually
much slower than just making edits on the command line (esp with vi mode
enabled). In reality, the best strategy is probably one which combines
writing shell scripts in vim, custom plugins which allow things to be
done in vim effectively which are normally done on the command line
(e.g. vim fugitive and eunuch) and old school use of the terminal for
more mundane tasks where editing power isn't necessary and where a full
set of features is important (e.g. viewing man pages) and running php
scripts.
Removed Scratch plugin

The reason for this is that making scratch files in /tmp instead of
using the scratch buffer has the advantages that they have sytnax
highlighting and activate filetype specific plugins, and also results in
the ability to have multiple named scratch buffers rather than one bulk
scratch buffer which makes it easier to navigate and edit.  This
separation could make it easier if it is decided later that the code
stored in the scratch buffer is useful enough to become permanent.
Remove PhPRefactor

I'm not sure why this was here in the first place. It appears to be
unused and not a vim plugin. I think the plugin that I was thinking of
used to be in this repo, but is not anymore.
Remove neocomplete

I removed this because it's overly complicated and it frequently misses
naive completions from the same document because they are obscured by
the plethora of completion options. Completion needs to be fairly simple
or it's not worth the time to select the completion from the list.
Add indent php.vim
Mappings which change directory now use Proj

Usually when I cd I want NERDTree and the like to follow so it makes
sense to have these mappings use Proj instead.
Switch <leader>gt terminal profile to Black&White

I did this because I like vim and my terminal to have different
profiles since it makes it easier to tell what's going on in which
terminal.
Do not automatically insert bullets in markdown files
Add support for twig