Any data sources.
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Which version of kaggle are you using?
If you are using the free trial which comes with the kaggle application and not the Jupyter notebook version, you can get it through the Kaggle API.
The API is based on Pyke and you can find more information about how to get data from Kaggle here:
Kaggle has added an API to run code that you enter. You can create
and run notebooks on the Kaggle API service. The service has multiple
APIs that allow you to perform different functions, including
evaluating your code and downloading data. You can also use the APIs
to interact with Jupyter notebooks.
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Today’s New Jersey Star-Ledger has a story by the way-of Rachel Monahan, who is talking about what happens in the event that Christie vetoes the bill:
It is unclear how much pressure the bill would put on Christie. The governor is already facing strong criticism over his decision to withhold disaster funds for Hurricane Sandy-devastated areas. Some Republican lawmakers are openly calling for Christie to veto the bill, but Democrats said it would be important to learn how many Republican lawmakers are on board with the move.
“We expect the governor to veto the bill, but we want to make sure the Republicans are on board,” Senate President Stephen Sweeney said. “People in the Capitol are talking about this. It’s all over the place.”
The bill would cap property taxes for homeowners at one percent of the assessed value, the same rate as in 2012. For a $500,000 home, that would add $50 to the homeowner’s annual tax bill.
With the property taxes set to go up in New Jersey, it’s not a stretch to think that legislators would be making a few adjustments. What that means in the short-term is not entirely clear, as there are no taxes set to go up until 2014. However, the fact that legislators are thinking about it is a pretty good indicator that it’s probably going to happen.
As for the long-term impact on New Jersey, that’s not much clearer. Because there are no taxes in
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