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Yay, just switched to using Git at my workplace!! FINALLY, a chance to learn more about GIT which turns out to be the new king of all that is SCM
Found a sweet plugin for vim called vcscommand.
Clone the plugin. Merge copy the files from plugin/*, syntax/* into ~/.vim/*
Read doc/vcscommand.txt for the awesome commands.
The commands I like are: VCSVimDiff (love vimdiff!!), VCSBlame