Used bower to install the Magnific Popup plugin.
Told sprockets to old up the magnific-popup components.
Included the magnifci-popup CSS in the app stylesheet.
Attempted to include the magnific-popup JS in the app JS.

This isn't yet working, however, and I'm not sure why. I think that for some reason sprockets isn't pulling the magnific-popup code in, but I haven't been able to figure out why.
Moved JS imports to the footer, and added magnific-popup.

I moved the JS imports to the bottom of the page to improve loading performance. I don't think I need to include the magnific-popup.js in the footer since I think my goal is to include it in the app, but since none of that is working I'm not sure what needs to happen :(
Fixed a typo in the README.

I had ```middleman serve``` instead of _server_ (with an 'r' at the end). This is now fixed.
Added JetBrains/WebStorm ignores.
Created a bower.json file for the project.
Added Yeomon ignores to .gitignore.
Added sprockets imports for jquery and foundation.

Initially jquery and foundation were just "baked in" to this project, which meant I couldn't update either easily. So I brought them in with bower, and added sprockets imports to pull in the copies from ```bower_components``` instead of the ```vendor``` copies.

This required modifying all the ```require``` statements in ```app.js.coffee``` to refer to the new locations. I also found that I needed to provide "full" paths in order for the requires to work. That doesn't seem entirely right to me, but it was what worked.
Sketched out several versions of the image gallery.

This commit captures several sketches of a possible image gallery. When I ran it past Sue, she liked the Flexbox version, which I think will be the easiest to work with, so I'll delete the others. I wanted to capture all this in git before I started to pull stuff out, though.
Removed all the unused versions, and cleaned up all the class references.

I removed the various other versions of the gallery, and cleaned up all the class references by converting them to the dot syntax instead of explicit ```:class``` entries.
Figured out how to get titles to work.

It turns out that I had the title field in the image, when it should have been in the anchor tag.
Used HAML to create the structure of the page from YAML front matter info.

Replaced the totally obnoxious copy/paste repetition with some much cleaner HAML/Ruby looping constructions to generate the primary structure of the page.
Commented out the header.

We're not actually using multiple pages at the moment, so we don't need all that navigation stuff right now, so I commented it out for now.
Updated the copyright notice in the footer.

I've updated this to cover a more reasonable range of dates, and include 2014. I really should figure out how to use HAML/Ruby to fill in the current year as the end year automagically whenever we do a build.
Cleaned up the SASS file some.

I removed a class (.clearing-thumbs) that wasn't being used anymore, and fixed the naming on the .gallery-image class. I still need to figure out how to center the images in the grid, though.
Cleaned up the gallery initialization.

The gallery initialization in the CoffeeScript still had some artifacts from experimenting with different setups, and I cleaned that up. I also commented out the titleSrc entry since that doesn't appear to be doing anything, and moved the "by" notice to the HAML file.
Explicitly specified columns, and added a "by line".

I explicitly specified the column setup using the Foundation grid tools. I feel like maybe I shouldn't or didn't need to do that, but it did seem to improve the look and feel, so I'm not sure.

I also added the "by" entry to each of the titles in the HAML since adding it in the JS didn't seem to work, and I think I like it better here anyway as it keeps the content together in one place.
Replaced my stub images with the list of images Sue requested.

I also commented out the collaboration section that was intended to hold the PRCA show images since we're not currently sure what we're going to do about them.