Adding the Backbone MVC framework for structure

This app is getting complex enough that I'm going to transition it over
to a MVC framework. The next commits will be a test of using Backbone
for this.
A very basic Backbone template

Walking through some tutorials to figure out how to use Backbone to
organize this work.
Better comment
2nd Backbone example

Added some buttons to change list items.
More Backbone learning
Initial work to bring paleo into Backbone

This defines the data structure as Models and Collections in Backbone.
Working Hello World with Backbone

I'm starting by just trying to place specific information from the JS
into my View and then into the HTML. This just does that with a hard
coded Hello World script.
Creating a view to display the maps

This view just displays the first element in the map right now. It does
build a model for all the map era, but doesn't provide a utility to
scrub through them yet.
Note about backbone
Adding an event for the click.
Start off by showing the last image in sequence

The last image will be the most recent in time. AKA, present day.
Adding a function to handle the click

Send a console command to check and see if the click event is working.
Fixing element attachmnt bug

I needed to attach the Backbone element "el" to the existing body unit
instead of the #map div.
Adding a basic cycling function to the map

This now works where the map can cycle between the first and the last
images based on a click. This uses the Backbone pattern to make this work.
Adding specific pixel width to the map image

For right now, I need to set the fixed width for the map so that I can
find the percentage location of the mouse.
Adding live.js for live browser development.

This 3rd party script is only meant for development. It makes the
website look to the files for changes and then automatically reloads
them when they change. Prevents me from having to reload in the browser.
It will be removed from the code in production.
Adding code to track mousemovements

This is just basic variable building, but I'm doing it in steps to make
sure I know how the Backbone code actually works.
Cleaning up the mousemove info display

This gives us a clean base of information about the mouse movement that
will display on the screen. This will be useful for future development.
Change the image based on mouse movements
Adding local versions of remote JS libs

This program will eventually be running locally, so I don't want to load
the files from the Google CDNs. I am also running into some problems
with my connections which is slowing down development.