Commit before branching

Going to branch off to re-do the chronometer entirely. Just saving a
switch of variables because I was setting things in the main activity
for whatever reason.
Commiting what I had -- Nonworking code

The chronometer isn't working right yet. I'm not sure if I can get it to
without holding some state in the chronometer itself. I may very well
implement a new class to handle the chronometer because honestly, it
seems like a much better idea than hammering away in the
HomeSectionFragment.
Stop and Starting timer works

Fixed starting and stopping the timer in the click handler to work
correctly. Doesn't work with switching tabs though.
Working Chronometer besides some formating issues

Turns out the lack of persitence was because (surprise) the database was
being deleted each time the view was created, this resulted in a less
than desirable behavior.

The only strangeness now is that the format of the string doesn't appear
correct until the tick event fires. This means that if the chronometer
is off when switching back to the tab, the display reads 00:00:00 until
you click start on which it will load the proper amount from the
database.
Chronometer state correct within application

Chronometer when resuming application is wrong and has not been
counting. This is because the stopped time is not being taken into
affect. However, the chronometer is working correctly (besides one
slight bug) in the application itself.

The _slight_ bug is that an extra 0 appears in the seconds area on
occasions when resuming the view from another panel. Why this occurs
probably has something to with the text being updated while the format
of the text is being computed. It doesn't happen often though and fixes
itself after 1 second of ticking to it's not really that big of a deal.
Added proper pause time calculation

When loading the application from the screen, if the chronometer was
active when the application was shutdown the time between shutdown and
restarting the application is added to the secondsWorked.

Something that happens infrequently is it taking two clicks to get the
start/stop button working again after resuming the application. Not sure
if this is the emulator just lagging and not noticing mouse clicks or if
it's something else.
Merge branch 'chrono-refactor' into android
Merge branch 'android' of github.com:EJEHardenberg/GreenUp into android