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Rolled-back our change to min/target SDK version, now 22. Fixes HostID = unknown and crash on internal sampling.

added the ability to take a picture with a sample. the picture must be taken before the sample is taken. when sample is pressed field day will use the name of the picture file taken after the last sample taken.

'NotePad' under 'Lab Notebook' opens the activity that will be used for downloading and opening pdfs from a remote server. The icons will change eventually, but since NotePad was already there, I used that for initial code. Inside that activity there's a button that says 'Download Files' that opens a popup asking for the URL and path of the directory. The activity goes out and gets a list of files from that directory on the remote machine (Indexing must be enabling by the web server on the remote machine). The activity shows a multi-select interface where the user can choose which files or folders to download. Checking the boxes and hitting 'Download' doesn't actually do anything right now.

Google Drive Connectivity in Lab Notebook -> Google Drive icon. Field Day asks for permission to access stuff created by Field Day. On start it connects to the drive account and queries all of the files and folders in root drive directory that were created by Field Day if any exists. There are two buttons: Create File and Create Folder. The both work and ask for the user to input the name of the file or folder they want. It currently only creates them in the root directory. After creating, Field Day refreshes the list of objects in drive.

New 'Database Actions' icon under the 'Sampling' icon. In the database activity, the user will be able to choose between uploading database tables or setting up the local database from a remote database. Field Day remembers the user's database information until a fresh install.

postgresql.jar to use with JDBC and connecting to remote database. Able to connect and read columns and rows from the remote database, tested with field_science database on hopper. The values aren't stored yet, that will be the next thing implemented.

These Bluetooth changes work for the Bean now on the Android side. There are things that need to be changed on the Bean side. In order for this to work, the Scratch bank for writing on the mean is 2, and the scratch bank for reading on the bean is 1. That's how the UUIDs are set up in Field Day right now.

 APK's are generated as fieldDay_GitHash_Version.apk.
 Use Git commit tags to give Version numbers with each commit.

 See APK Build File on drive for more information https://docs.google.com/document/d/1f2b7GIokx6fERU8JJx7pszg600uYHvsHD_F7jfH8t18/edit?usp=sharing

Stable version of version naming scheme. APK's are generated to default location and named as Fieldday_GitHash_username.apk

Added FieldDay name to generated APK for both debug and release .apk. Debug uses a hard coded name. Release uses the "app" directory name. Changed "app" directory to "FieldDay" directory.

APKs now made with git checksum ID! After commiting files to git and pushing, APKs made (defualt path: $project.buildDir/outputs/apk) will be in the order off "commitHash_username.apk"

I've implemented the basic architecture that I think we are going to use. It implements fragments, the only two activities are  MainScreen activity and SensorSample activity, but there will be other for the LabNotebook -- those aren't implemented yet. The new layout also incorporates what we decided on -- where there's only 4 buttons on the main screen and when you hit 'Take a Sample' those open the four or five different sample platforms we support.

Renamed the packages and application to Field Day. I have tested the new name and built it and everything works fine.