initial commit of Open Sun, a sun angle calculator for photographers
refactor to avoid large argument lists
don't set text of a giant div, instead set text of some spans, leaving HTML to control the other wording.
compute first and last light for sun going above and dropping below five degrees
add date.js library
fix baseUrl for require.js
add date.js to require.js
show a time range of valid morning light
use camera icon
now do all updates and calculations based on whatever the lat/long of the visible map shows
this way, folks who dont want to share location can still do something

also, initially center the map on the US, again in support of folks who don't want to share location.

Something weird going on with marker creation, so redundant calls to Map.getCenter() for now.
favicon, so my tab is findable in firefox :)
move openlayers earlier in the HTML, don't know if this matters.

tidy up div for sun position info and layer it atop the map

make the map take up 100% height
make the map take up 100% height
move the geoLocation part to a button
make a nice button for going to your location
show sun direction by creating a diff with a background image of arrows, use -moz-transform to rotate them
fix copy-and-paste-o's with classname
new visual representation of sun angle
fix layout of text overlay
fix placement of text
fix layering of graphics
first cut at retrieving noaa data guaranteed not to work due to XSS prevention
finally moved zoom controls to the right
re organize the controls