Added two config files to the gitignore, so that I don't upload important details to github.

Added instagram gem to the gemfile, in order to take advantage of the existing instagram code base.

Sorted out the DB configuration....which should be being ignored now...
Removed the database.yml from git
Added key and secret to ENV and loaded them via an instagram config. This is required for Instagram to identify the app and allow it to access the API resources. Successfully pulled back 'recent_media' in
Created specs for entries and tags. Generated primary structures for entries and tags in the DB. Created the models for entries and tags too.

This is all so that I can start capturing sweet sweet data. Sooon, soon my precious.
Added the first priority to the readme.

Added associations between entries and tags.
Added spork to speed up testing.

Added spec for Tag model.
Added FactoryGirl to GEMFILE to help with creating fake entries and tags for testing.

Created factories for entries and tags and implemented them in the existing specs
Added shoulda matchers to the gemfile, to tighten up the model specs.

Added simple validations for Entry and Tag, to screen dud data from getting in the DB
Switched over to decimal storage for the coordinates....for the future ;P
Created rake task that collects the 20 most recent instagram records for a specific tag or a specific user. It then inserts them into the database.

I added a custom validator to avoid entries with 0,0 as their coordinates (Semi-common data problem with geospatial stuff)

Now validating uniqueness of tags!

Added a sample data return from Instagram, for future reference.
Added 'chase' column to the tags, to use that to keep track of tags to search Instagram with.
Moved a lot of the logic from the rake task into the Entry Model. It still works...for now. Now looking at different chron job implementations.

Also broke down some of the methods in the process. It is still chained together pretty heavily.
Merge pull request #1 from thomasgwatson/data_miner

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