Removed a bunch of "hand download" Foundation files.

Now that I'm getting Foundation via bower, I didn't want or need the various Foundation files that were in the source directory from my initial setup.
Removed all references to non-bower copies of JS files.

I still had a weird combination of references to the old JS files in source that were part of my initial setup of Middleman, and references to the new bower-managed files. I think this removes all references to the non-bower files and leaves me in a "pure" bower world.
Auto-computed the current year in the copyright notice.

This way we won't have to worry about the year advancing and us forgetting to update the copyright dates.
Deleted a comment that was no longer relevant.
Updated the gallery header and page titles.

I was using overly general mechanisms (title and sub-title) in index.html.haml, which I totally didn't need since that template was only being used once, so I cleaned that up. At the same time I generalized the page title for the galleries a little, although I'm about to remove any reference to galleries for the moment.
Restored the top navbar.

At the moment it still refers to a bunch of stuff we don't (currently) want, so it'll need some cleaning, but I got it back and working with the updated version of Foundation.
Moved the horizontal rule to the footer instead of repeating it in all the layouts.
Copied the "header" panel into the header so it gets repeated on every page.
Removed some unnecessary JS includes.
Removed a couple of unnecessary column specifications so panels lined up better.
Commented out all the drop downs.

For the moment we don't have the separate galleries, and the only "About" page we're keeping right now is the CV page, so I commented all the rest out. I also removed the right justification for the CV link in the top bar since that left that link really isolated over on the right, especially on a wide screen.
Converted raw HTML (in a .markdown file) to HAML.

I had raw HTML in a file that purported to be Markdown but wasn't. I converted all that to HAML and changed the file extension. What I should probably do next is move all the content into head matter, and then use looking in HAML to build out all the formatting and structure.
Added underlining to the section titles used in the CV.

At the moment the fact that those are <H3> is in the HAML and should be in the CSS.
Fixed a few typos and made a few small formatting changes.