Conflicts:
	config/locales/bg.yml
	config/locales/bs.yml
	config/locales/ca.yml
	config/locales/cs.yml
	config/locales/da.yml
	config/locales/de.yml
	config/locales/el.yml
	config/locales/en-GB.yml
	config/locales/es.yml
	config/locales/eu.yml
	config/locales/fa.yml
	config/locales/fi.yml
	config/locales/fr.yml
	config/locales/gl.yml
	config/locales/he.yml
	config/locales/hr.yml
	config/locales/hu.yml
	config/locales/id.yml
	config/locales/it.yml
	config/locales/ja.yml
	config/locales/ko.yml
	config/locales/lt.yml
	config/locales/lv.yml
	config/locales/mk.yml
	config/locales/mn.yml
	config/locales/nl.yml
	config/locales/no.yml
	config/locales/pl.yml
	config/locales/pt-BR.yml
	config/locales/pt.yml
	config/locales/ro.yml
	config/locales/ru.yml
	config/locales/sk.yml
	config/locales/sl.yml
	config/locales/sr-YU.yml
	config/locales/sr.yml
	config/locales/sv.yml
	config/locales/th.yml
	config/locales/tr.yml
	config/locales/uk.yml
	config/locales/vi.yml
	config/locales/zh-TW...

We programmers have a nice new years tradition: We revisit all of our
projects and add 1 to a small number near a "(c)".

-- Volker Dusch
https://twitter.com/__edorian/status/153801913442373633

This is necessary because in Ruby 1.9.3, the behavior of an internal dup of
the array (rb_ary_dup) was changed to always return an array instance, not
an instance of the actual class which it was working on.

Why can't people just stick to what works but instead try to have special
snowflakes everywhere? </rant>

Appears it was put in place to prevent wide reports but was actually
limiting the data, especially when putting a day in each column.

* Added a Javascript autocomplete for searching Projects
* Updated the Users and Groups controllers' #edit_membership method to
  create/update multiple Member records

I can't find any real reason they are needed at all and were taking
a lot of time to run. Results for the test class

Before: 56 seconds
After: 23 seconds

The #main-menu was used as the entire left column but was having styles
applied to it for the menu which were leaking onto the #sidebar. By
wrapping the column in a unique div the menu styles were isolated from
the sidebar styles.