Next  branch 

@steffanc -- to get this to work, 

1. Close your existing project.

2. git clean -f . your current repo (kill the bui

3. git checkout this branch

4. Reimport the project into Android Studio.  Do not choose Gradle/Maven type of build. 

![image](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/326857/1445194/eba67782-421a-11e3-98aa-9d25a9e7e11a.png)

5. Setup your Project Structure->Modules->Tahoe as such (i.e. make sure you have Google Play Services added as a Dependency:

![image](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/326857/1445057/abe683ce-4217-11e3-9c66-7e268a4c2598.png)

Add the Google Play module (look for the + sign at the right side):

![image](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/326857/1445028/307d4ec0-4217-11e3-8417-181d0db54f69.png)

You should see under Tahoe Google Play Services added and the Export button clicked:

![image](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/326857/1445039/57bf5672-4217-11e3-912e-eda7067ed19f.png)

If you get NoClassDef exceptions for the Google Play, make sure you have this part covered.

![image](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/326857/1445231/b6f6fe84-421b-11e3-99b0-51480a7cf002.png)

6. Verify that you can traverse the libs/ dir (there should be + signs).  

![image](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/326857/1445048/777ae8b4-4217-11e3-9ec0-29b0031527ac.png)

If not, Add as Library -- in Linux, I trigger the right click.

One useful tip -- make sure to clear LogCat per run.  It's often easy to get confused of stack traes:

![image](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/326857/1445221/6f620f78-421b-11e3-9708-df6185495289.png)

Is there a way to designate existing folders as modules in Android Studio?  I've noticed that when we added the Facebook, I had to do a whole new reimport so that Facebook would show up as a module.  This might be a question for @nesquena .. :)