Oops! Since our navigation banner covers page content we need to offset links
for individuals to account for it. Caught thanks to Tom.

  https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10732690/offsetting-an-html-anchor-to-adjust-for-fixed-header

Hiro and Antonela are pushing for me to drop this page's css. When it comes to
photo and icon layout I'm unsure I can. In the words of my favorite robot...

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qnd-hdmgfk

That said, there's a couple bits of styling that are purely aesthetic that we
can easily drop. I might be able to drop font weights as well with some work.

Rescaled image per Isa's request.

Rewriting our people page to better match Tor's current site. In particular
this...

  * Adds people's photos.
  * Adds the twitter and pgp icon links.
  * Synchronizes content with our present tor website.
  * Moves the board section to its own page.
  * Shrinks our nav and header to a more reasonable size.

Our top navigation bar is twice the size of its content, and the about page
headers are a bulky, empty sea of blue. Both negatively impair site usability
by pushing page content far, far lower than it should be.

Personally I'd prefer to drop the 'about' headers entirely (it's useless
clutter), but gonna compromise and simply shrink them to a more reasonable
size.

Dropped the prior entries and replacing them with the current content of our
site. This adjusts our person model in the process and adds photos to the page.

Copying people page photos from our prior site.

The 'orig' directory contans image resources folks sent me. It's unused by the
site, but what people page photos are derived from and hence necessary to keep
around in case we want to significantly adjust them.

I only kept the originals in the case of reasonably sized photos. When photos
were in the significant megabyte range I excluded them to avoid overly bloating
the git repo.

A 'portal.scss' also defines a description layout. Overriding a couple
attributes so our text looks right. If I was better at styling-fu I'd
probably namespace stuff so we'd be better insulated. Or maybe I should
pick another name?

Meh. I don't claim to be a professional web dev. Opting for just the
minimal styling fix for now.

Just the 'no photo' picture for now, but getting the layout closer to our old
people page. This styling is copied over from it.

This is still a work in progress. Couple bugs right off the bat...

  1. Not everyone has a 'nickname' attribute. Hiro probably means for that to be
     the irc nick so that makes sense, but means I can't use it as the anchor as
     I am here.

     I need to adjust our datamodel anyway, so I'll fix this when I do that.

  2. Text is way too big. The trouble is that board members have uber long
     descriptions, which is throwing off the layout of all cells. This might
     become moot when I sync this page's content with our present site's people
     page.

Vertical space is precious, and the huge 'We are an international team...'
block adds no useful information to this page. If Hiro and Antonela would
like to have it on other about pages that's fine (imho the only page where
it might make sens is 'history'), but on the people page it's clearly
clutter so removing it.