Upgrade jQuery
Upgrade jQuery UI
Move tweet persistence to MongoDB
Add a quick and dirty MySQL to Mongo migration script

Since this is a one off script, its not particularly well designs.

Note: The MySQL store was originally used to store a small subset of the
available data returned by Twitter. The switch to Mongo stores the
entire Tweet document. Since a straight copy is not possible, the
migration script uses the Twitter REST Api to retrieve the entire
document.

Unfortunately, this means that the migration script is bound to the
Twitter Api's Rate Limiting of 180 requests every 15 minutes. That leads
to incredibly long run times.
Refactor tags controller to query MongoDB
Refactor tweets controller to query from MongoDB

It is worth noting that I did not port over the :otd or :ntd
parameter parsing because it appears that those code paths are
not used anywhere.
UI updates for new api/mongo response
Remove remaining vestiges of MySQL

With the exception of the migration script, of course.
Add tweet aggregation for metrics usage
Refactor admin panel to use Mongo aggregation collection