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Avoiding Spikes of Normoxia
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Responses to physiological cues are governed on a cellular level by changes in protein levels, and HypOxystation users Ho et al. describe their research on mechanisms mediating these responses in their newest paper "Systemic Reprogramming of Translation Efficiencies on Oxygen Stimulus" (Cell Reports 14, 1293-1300, 2016). Contrary to the widely held belief that transcription and mRNA levels are the main regulators of protein expression, Dr. Ho and Dr. Timothy Audas assert that translation efficiency Te of mRNA's that are already present in the cell exerts a much larger influence than previously thought, especially in response to a stimulus such as hypoxia.
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"Culturing cells in ambient air could be far from physiological with respect to oxygen. Oxygen is a surprisingly neglected factor [in cell culture]." Timpano and Uniacke
Drs. Timpano and Uniacke, HypOxystation users at University of Guelph in Ontario, have published a very thorough study examining the molecular basis of cells' reactions to differing levels of hypoxia. In their paper "Human Cells Cultured Under Physiological Oxygen Utilize Two Cap-binding Proteins to Recruit Distinct mRNAs for Translation" (Journal of Biological Chemistry 291:20; 2016), they examine 2 different translation initiation proteins, eiF4E and eiF4E2, that are activated under either high (>8% O2) or low (<1% O2) oxygen levels, with the aid of mTORC1 or HIF-2α, respectively, and activated simultaneously in an area of low- to mid-level physioxia (1-8% O2). Timpano and Uniacke were able to stably and accurately create low oxygen in their HypOxystation by HypOxygen, which provides a closed workstation environment that enables researchers to culture and manipulate cells inside the chamber through gloveless sleeves, eliminating the negative consequences of spikes of higher oxygen and lower temperatures encountered in an incubator as cell cultures are growing. Their research into translational modulation of the proteome using the HypOxystation gives seminal insights into physioxia as the natural condition for cells, both in vitro and in vivo.
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Q: pandas for each group calculate ratio of two categories, and append as a new column to dataframe using .pipe() I have a pandas dataframe like the following:
import pandas as pd

pd.DataFrame({"AAA":["x1","x1","x1","x2","x2","x2"],
              "BBB":["y1","y1","y2","y2","y2","y1"],
              "CCC":["t1","t2","t3","t1","t1","t1"],
              "DDD":[10,11,18,17,21,30]})

Out[1]:
  AAA BBB CCC  DDD
0  x1  y1  t1   10
1  x1  y1  t2   11
2  x1  y2  t3   18
3  x2  y2  t1   17
4  x2  y2  t1   21
5  x2  y1  t1   30

The problem
What I want is to group on column AAA so I have 2 groups - x1, x2.
I want then calculate the ratio of y1 to y2 in column BBB for each group.
And assign this output to a new column Ratio of BBB
The desired output
So I want this as my output.
pd.DataFrame({"AAA":["x1","x1","x1","x2","x2","x2"],
              "BBB":["y1","y1","y2","y2","y2","y1"],
              "CCC":["t1","t2","t3","t1","t1","t1"],
              "DDD":[10,11,18,17,21,30],
              "Ratio of BBB":[0.33,0.33,0.33,0.66,0.66,0.66]})

Out[2]:
  AAA BBB CCC  DDD  Ratio of BBB
0  x1  y1  t1   10          0.33
1  x1  y1  t2   11          0.33
2  x1  y2  t3   18          0.33
3  x2  y2  t1   17          0.66
4  x2  y2  t1   21          0.66
5  x2  y1  t1   30          0.66

Current status
I have currently achieved it like so:
def f(df):
  df["y1"] = sum(df["BBB"] == "y1")
  df["y2"] = sum(df["BBB"] == "y2")
  df["Ratio of BBB"] = df["y2"] / df["y1"]
  return df

df.groupby(df.AAA).apply(f)

What I want to achieve
Is there anyway to achieve this with the .pipe() function?
I was thinking something like this:
df = (df
 .groupby(df.AAA) # groupby a column not included in the current series (df.colname)
 .BBB
 .value_counts()
 .pipe(lambda series: series["BBB"] == "y2" / series["BBB"] == "y1")
 )

Edit: One solution using pipe()
N.B: User jpp made clear comment below:

unstack / merge / reset_index operations are unnecessary and expensive

However, I initially intended to use this method i thought I would share it here!
df = (df
      .groupby(df.AAA)                     # groupby the column
      .BBB                                 # select the column with values to calculate ('BBB' with y1 & y2)
      .value_counts()                      # calculate the values (# of y1 per group, # of y2 per group)
      .unstack()                           # turn the rows into columns (y1, y2)
      .pipe(lambda df: df["y1"]/df["y2"])  # calculate the ratio of y1:y2 (outputs a Series)
      .rename("ratio")                     # rename the series 'ratio' so it will be ratio column in output df
      .reset_index()                       # turn the groupby series into a dataframe
      .merge(df)                           # merge with the original dataframe filling in the columns with the key (AAA)
      )

A: Looks like you want the ratio of y1 to the total instead. Use groupby + value_counts:
v = df.groupby('AAA').BBB.value_counts().unstack()
df['RATIO'] = df.AAA.map(v.y2 / (v.y2 + v.y1))

  AAA BBB CCC  DDD     RATIO
0  x1  y1  t1   10  0.333333
1  x1  y1  t2   11  0.333333
2  x1  y2  t3   18  0.333333
3  x2  y2  t1   17  0.666667
4  x2  y2  t1   21  0.666667
5  x2  y1  t1   30  0.666667

To generalise for many groups, you may use
df['RATIO'] = df.AAA.map(v.y2 / v.sum(axis=1))

A: Using groupby + transform with a custom function:
def ratio(x):
    counts = x.value_counts()
    return counts['y2'] / counts.sum()

df['Ratio of BBB'] = df.groupby('AAA')['BBB'].transform(ratio)

print(df)

  AAA BBB CCC  DDD  Ratio of BBB
0  x1  y1  t1   10      0.333333
1  x1  y1  t2   11      0.333333
2  x1  y2  t3   18      0.333333
3  x2  y2  t1   17      0.666667
4  x2  y2  t1   21      0.666667
5  x2  y1  t1   30      0.666667

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Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis, also known by the acronym EPM, is one of the most commonly diagnosed neurological disorders in horses. The symptoms include muscle atrophy, loss of coordination, trouble swallowing, stumbling, drowsiness, general weakness, sore back,tilted head and drooping eyelids. Several neurological disorders have similar or identical symptoms to EPM; subsequently, horses are sometimes diagnosed with EPM when in fact a different disorder is present. Alternatively, a horse with EPM may be wrongly diagnosed with a different neurological condition that mimics EPM's symptoms.
West Nile Virus (WNV) is transmitted by mosquitos and affects an infected horse's central nervous system. Neurological symptoms produced by WNV mimic those of EPM. These include lameness, falling down on the front knees, toe dragging, drowsiness, fever and additional symptoms such as violent behaviour or extreme sensitivity to touch, light and sound. About half of all horses who contract WNV will survive the infection, and a vaccine is available for those horses who have not been infected.
Two types of equine encephalitis -- Eastern Equine Encephalitis or "EEE" and Western Equine Encephalitis or "WEE" -- are transmitted to horses by mosquitoes. A horse infected either of these conditions may display symptoms that mimic those associated with EPM: lethargy, weakness, a lack of coordination, recumbency or even death. Preventive vaccines are available, but once a horse is infected there is no cure for EEE and WEE. Some horses will independently recover from these diseases, but many are euthanized to save additional suffering to the horse when recovery is unlikely.
Equine Herpes Virus Type I, known by the acronym EHV-1, is usually first noticed as a form of respiratory disease. However, EHV-1 can sometimes take a form that affects the horse's nervous system, with symptoms similar to those associated with EPM. These may include weakness, hind-leg paralysis, recumbency and death. While no particular treatment for EHV-1 exists, care and therapeutic treatment of symptoms can help a horse to recover from the virus.


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Back in Nuuksio again after the marathon on Friday for more. Like I haven't learned anything. This National Park is as dreadful as it's vast. Beware or be prepared to pay for your boldness. It's a fact, not fiction: notorious Nuuksio is a synonym for adrenaline-boosting adventure.
I planned for a long run, but the plod thickens: I sprained my left ankle AGAIN in the first 5K. Funny to be listening to The Running Man Charlie Engle on Proper Suffering. What is that makes us want to push ourselves past our comfort zones on broken bodies beyond reason?
So I kept going on both new and old trails until I got tired. I drank water and picked apples from a tree. I continued until I collapsed on a bus stop. The bus to civilization would come in 5 minutes. What a dreadful 30K trail/off-trail run on a sunny but October day. I loved every minute of it.


Going to the doctor can be an unnerving and intimidating experience for children. Scott & White volunteers are doing their part to make the visit as enjoyable as possible.
"When a child visits our hospital or one of our clinics for treatment, we want to provide them with as much comfort and joy as possible during the healing process," said Tom Cook, Volunteer Services Coordinator at Scott & White Hospital – Round Rock.
Since March of 2008, The Children's BookWell program has provided over 2,500 complimentary books to children who visit Scott & White Hospital – Round Rock and the surrounding clinics. Sponsored by Scott & White volunteers, the objective of this program is to expose children to books that will excite and encourage them to read by distributing books based on the child's age and interest.
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On November 27 – 29, Barnes & Noble in Round Rock at the La Frontera Village will host a Book Fair with a portion of the proceeds benefiting The Children's BookWell program. Scott & White physicians and staff will be reading books to children throughout the day.
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Home / Interior Minister denies using excessive force against migrants
Interior Minister denies using excessive force against migrants
October 10, 2021 - 14:24
Written By: SafaAlharathy
Interior Minister of the Government of National Unity, Khaled Mazen
Ministry of Interior Khaled Mazen has refuted reports accusing Libyan security forces of using excessive force against illegal migrants caught in recent security operations launched in Gargaresh neighbourhood west of Tripoli.
Mazen stated that security forces handled the situation "humanely and professionally" and admitted the migrants to a temporary gathering center.
Speaking to a local news outlet Saturday, minister Mazen insisted that "there was no ill-treatment nor any closed doors at the centre, and this accounts for the escaping of hundreds of migrants from the facility, as he put it.
The Libya mission head for the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Federico Soda said that at least six migrants were shot dead at a Tripoli detention centre on Friday.
Addressing these reports, Minister Mazen said that only one person was killed during the breakout from the detention centre Friday, but that was because of the stampede during the fleeing process.
"There is no truth to rumors that any immigrant was killed by members of the Interior Ministry and the ministry had previously released many vulnerable groups of immigrants, including mothers and children."
Mazen hinted that there were problems among the migrants inside the facility, while Soda confirmed that overcrowding triggered chaos at the Ghot Shaal centre.
Dozens of migrants appeared in a video clip trying to make their way through a gap in a fence and larger numbers marching through Tripoli streets.
The minister confirmed that the authorities arrested some of those who had fled the detention centre Friday.
"So far, three African ambassadors have visited the migrants, and they were assured of the safety of their nationals at detention."
"The Human Rights Office in the Ministry of Interior is actively working in the field of the rights of immigrants and others, and it is not true that the office has been closed."
Mazen insisted that his ministry has been transparent in dealing with the migrant file and does not deny the occurrence of "individual mistakes that no institution is free from," but he underscored that they are keen on taking the necessary measures in this regard.
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Al-Koni urges EU not to return immigrants to Libya
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Eastern Provincial Minister surrenders to courts in assault case
[TamilNet, Monday, 27 July 2009, 16:45 GMT]
The Eastern Provincial Minister of Agriculture Mr.Thuraiappah Navaratnarajah and two others were allowed in personal bail in a sum of rupees One Hundred Thousand each when they surrendered in Kalmunai Magistrates' Court Monday through his lawyer in an assault case. According to police reports to court the provincial minister and two others were alleged to have assaulted a Muslim civilian with their hands, legs and guns. The incident had taken place on July 13 when the victim had been driving his three-wheeler along Maruthamunai-Kalmunai road.
Kalmunai Magistrate Mr.N.M.M.Abdullah directed the suspects to make statements to the police and fixed the case for inquiry on August 18.
Kalmunai Magistrate Mr.N.M.M.Abdullah July 14 issued open warrant against the provincial minister and other suspects and directed the police to arrest them and produce in court and fixed the case for July 27.
When the case was taken up Monday all the three suspects surrendered through their Attorney-at-Law and pleaded that they had come to understanding with the complainant to settle the case.
The complainant told court that he had consented to settle the dispute.
However the Magistrate directed the provincial minister and two others to make statements to the Kalmunai Police and directed them to appear in court on August 18.


text:
package app

import (
	"strings"
	"sync"

	"github.com/jaegertracing/jaeger/cmd/collector/app/processor"
	"github.com/jaegertracing/jaeger/model"
	"github.com/jaegertracing/jaeger/pkg/metrics"
	"github.com/jaegertracing/jaeger/pkg/normalizer"
)

const (
	// TODO this needs to be configurable via CLI.
	maxServiceNames = 4000

	// otherServices is the catch-all label when number of services exceeds maxServiceNames
	otherServices = "other-services"

	samplerTypeKey           = "sampler_type"
	samplerTypeConst         = "const"
	samplerTypeProbabilistic = "probabilistic"
	samplerTypeRateLimiting  = "ratelimiting"
	samplerTypeLowerBound    = "lowerbound"
	samplerTypeUnknown       = "unknown"
	// types of samplers: const, probabilistic, ratelimiting, lowerbound
	numOfSamplerTypes = 4

	concatenation = "$_$"

	otherServicesConstSampler         = otherServices + concatenation + samplerTypeConst
	otherServicesProbabilisticSampler = otherServices + concatenation + samplerTypeProbabilistic
	otherServicesRateLimitingSampler  = otherServices + concatenation + samplerTypeRateLimiting
	otherServicesLowerBoundSampler    = otherServices + concatenation + samplerTypeLowerBound
	otherServicesUnknownSampler       = otherServices + concatenation + samplerTypeUnknown
)

// SpanProcessorMetrics contains all the necessary metrics for the SpanProcessor
type SpanProcessorMetrics struct {
	// TODO - initialize metrics in the traditional factory way. Initialize map afterward.
	// SaveLatency measures how long the actual save to storage takes
	SaveLatency metrics.Timer
	// InQueueLatency measures how long the span spends in the queue
	InQueueLatency metrics.Timer
	// SpansDropped measures the number of spans we discarded because the queue was full
	SpansDropped metrics.Counter
	// SpansBytes records how many bytes were processed
	SpansBytes metrics.Gauge
	// BatchSize measures the span batch size
	BatchSize metrics.Gauge // size of span batch
	// QueueCapacity measures the capacity of the internal span queue
	QueueCapacity metrics.Gauge
	// QueueLength measures the current number of elements in the internal span queue
	QueueLength metrics.Gauge
	// SavedOkBySvc contains span and trace counts by service
	SavedOkBySvc  metricsBySvc  // spans actually saved
	SavedErrBySvc metricsBySvc  // spans failed to save
	serviceNames  metrics.Gauge // total number of unique service name metrics reported by this collector
	spanCounts    SpanCountsByFormat
}

type countsBySvc struct {
	counts          map[string]metrics.Counter // counters per service
	debugCounts     map[string]metrics.Counter // debug counters per service
	factory         metrics.Factory
	lock            *sync.Mutex
	maxServiceNames int
	category        string
}

type spanCountsBySvc struct {
	countsBySvc
}

type traceCountsBySvc struct {
	countsBySvc
	stringBuilderPool *sync.Pool
}

type metricsBySvc struct {
	spans  spanCountsBySvc  // number of spans received per service
	traces traceCountsBySvc // number of traces originated per service
}

// SpanCountsByFormat groups metrics by different span formats (thrift, proto, etc.)
type SpanCountsByFormat map[processor.SpanFormat]SpanCountsByTransport

// SpanCountsByTransport groups metrics by inbound transport (e.g http, grpc, tchannel)
type SpanCountsByTransport map[processor.InboundTransport]SpanCounts

// SpanCounts contains counts for received and rejected spans.
type SpanCounts struct {
	// ReceivedBySvc maintain by-service metrics.
	ReceivedBySvc metricsBySvc
	// RejectedBySvc is the number of spans we rejected (usually due to blacklisting) by-service.
	RejectedBySvc metricsBySvc
}

// NewSpanProcessorMetrics returns a SpanProcessorMetrics
func NewSpanProcessorMetrics(serviceMetrics metrics.Factory, hostMetrics metrics.Factory, otherFormatTypes []processor.SpanFormat) *SpanProcessorMetrics {
	spanCounts := SpanCountsByFormat{
		processor.ZipkinSpanFormat:  newCountsByTransport(serviceMetrics, processor.ZipkinSpanFormat),
		processor.JaegerSpanFormat:  newCountsByTransport(serviceMetrics, processor.JaegerSpanFormat),
		processor.ProtoSpanFormat:   newCountsByTransport(serviceMetrics, processor.ProtoSpanFormat),
		processor.UnknownSpanFormat: newCountsByTransport(serviceMetrics, processor.UnknownSpanFormat),
	}
	for _, otherFormatType := range otherFormatTypes {
		spanCounts[otherFormatType] = newCountsByTransport(serviceMetrics, otherFormatType)
	}
	m := &SpanProcessorMetrics{
		SaveLatency:    hostMetrics.Timer(metrics.TimerOptions{Name: "save-latency", Tags: nil}),
		InQueueLatency: hostMetrics.Timer(metrics.TimerOptions{Name: "in-queue-latency", Tags: nil}),
		SpansDropped:   hostMetrics.Counter(metrics.Options{Name: "spans.dropped", Tags: nil}),
		BatchSize:      hostMetrics.Gauge(metrics.Options{Name: "batch-size", Tags: nil}),
		QueueCapacity:  hostMetrics.Gauge(metrics.Options{Name: "queue-capacity", Tags: nil}),
		QueueLength:    hostMetrics.Gauge(metrics.Options{Name: "queue-length", Tags: nil}),
		SpansBytes:     hostMetrics.Gauge(metrics.Options{Name: "spans.bytes", Tags: nil}),
		SavedOkBySvc:   newMetricsBySvc(serviceMetrics.Namespace(metrics.NSOptions{Name: "", Tags: map[string]string{"result": "ok"}}), "saved-by-svc"),
		SavedErrBySvc:  newMetricsBySvc(serviceMetrics.Namespace(metrics.NSOptions{Name: "", Tags: map[string]string{"result": "err"}}), "saved-by-svc"),
		spanCounts:     spanCounts,
		serviceNames:   hostMetrics.Gauge(metrics.Options{Name: "spans.serviceNames", Tags: nil}),
	}

	return m
}

func newMetricsBySvc(factory metrics.Factory, category string) metricsBySvc {
	spansFactory := factory.Namespace(metrics.NSOptions{Name: "spans", Tags: nil})
	tracesFactory := factory.Namespace(metrics.NSOptions{Name: "traces", Tags: nil})
	return metricsBySvc{
		spans:  newSpanCountsBySvc(spansFactory, category, maxServiceNames),
		traces: newTraceCountsBySvc(tracesFactory, category, maxServiceNames),
	}
}

func newTraceCountsBySvc(factory metrics.Factory, category string, maxServices int) traceCountsBySvc {
	return traceCountsBySvc{
		countsBySvc: countsBySvc{
			counts:          newTraceCountsOtherServices(factory, category, "false"),
			debugCounts:     newTraceCountsOtherServices(factory, category, "true"),
			factory:         factory,
			lock:            &sync.Mutex{},
			maxServiceNames: maxServices + numOfSamplerTypes, // numOfSamplerType is the offset added to maxServices threshold
			category:        category,
		},
		// use sync.Pool to reduce allocation of stringBuilder
		stringBuilderPool: &sync.Pool{
			New: func() interface{} {
				return new(strings.Builder)
			},
		},
	}
}

func newTraceCountsOtherServices(factory metrics.Factory, category string, isDebug string) map[string]metrics.Counter {
	return map[string]metrics.Counter{
		otherServicesConstSampler:         factory.Counter(metrics.Options{Name: category, Tags: map[string]string{"svc": otherServices, "debug": isDebug, samplerTypeKey: samplerTypeConst}}),
		otherServicesLowerBoundSampler:    factory.Counter(metrics.Options{Name: category, Tags: map[string]string{"svc": otherServices, "debug": isDebug, samplerTypeKey: samplerTypeLowerBound}}),
		otherServicesProbabilisticSampler: factory.Counter(metrics.Options{Name: category, Tags: map[string]string{"svc": otherServices, "debug": isDebug, samplerTypeKey: samplerTypeProbabilistic}}),
		otherServicesRateLimitingSampler:  factory.Counter(metrics.Options{Name: category, Tags: map[string]string{"svc": otherServices, "debug": isDebug, samplerTypeKey: samplerTypeRateLimiting}}),
		otherServicesUnknownSampler:       factory.Counter(metrics.Options{Name: category, Tags: map[string]string{"svc": otherServices, "debug": isDebug, samplerTypeKey: samplerTypeUnknown}}),
	}
}

func newSpanCountsBySvc(factory metrics.Factory, category string, maxServiceNames int) spanCountsBySvc {
	return spanCountsBySvc{
		countsBySvc: countsBySvc{
			counts:          map[string]metrics.Counter{otherServices: factory.Counter(metrics.Options{Name: category, Tags: map[string]string{"svc": otherServices, "debug": "false"}})},
			debugCounts:     map[string]metrics.Counter{otherServices: factory.Counter(metrics.Options{Name: category, Tags: map[string]string{"svc": otherServices, "debug": "true"}})},
			factory:         factory,
			lock:            &sync.Mutex{},
			maxServiceNames: maxServiceNames,
			category:        category,
		},
	}
}

func newCountsByTransport(factory metrics.Factory, format processor.SpanFormat) SpanCountsByTransport {
	factory = factory.Namespace(metrics.NSOptions{Tags: map[string]string{"format": string(format)}})
	return SpanCountsByTransport{
		processor.HTTPTransport:    newCounts(factory, processor.HTTPTransport),
		processor.GRPCTransport:    newCounts(factory, processor.GRPCTransport),
		processor.UnknownTransport: newCounts(factory, processor.UnknownTransport),
	}
}

func newCounts(factory metrics.Factory, transport processor.InboundTransport) SpanCounts {
	factory = factory.Namespace(metrics.NSOptions{Tags: map[string]string{"transport": string(transport)}})
	return SpanCounts{
		RejectedBySvc: newMetricsBySvc(factory, "rejected"),
		ReceivedBySvc: newMetricsBySvc(factory, "received"),
	}
}

// GetCountsForFormat gets the SpanCounts for a given format and transport. If none exists, we use the Unknown format.
func (m *SpanProcessorMetrics) GetCountsForFormat(spanFormat processor.SpanFormat, transport processor.InboundTransport) SpanCounts {
	c, ok := m.spanCounts[spanFormat]
	if !ok {
		c = m.spanCounts[processor.UnknownSpanFormat]
	}
	t, ok := c[transport]
	if !ok {
		t = c[processor.UnknownTransport]
	}
	return t
}

// reportServiceNameForSpan determines the name of the service that emitted
// the span and reports a counter stat.
func (m metricsBySvc) ReportServiceNameForSpan(span *model.Span) {
	var serviceName string
	if nil == span.Process || len(span.Process.ServiceName) == 0 {
		serviceName = "__unknown"
	} else {
		serviceName = span.Process.ServiceName
	}

	m.countSpansByServiceName(serviceName, span.Flags.IsDebug())
	if span.ParentSpanID() == 0 {
		m.countTracesByServiceName(serviceName, span.Flags.IsDebug(), span.
			GetSamplerType())
	}
}

// countSpansByServiceName counts how many spans are received per service.
func (m metricsBySvc) countSpansByServiceName(serviceName string, isDebug bool) {
	m.spans.countByServiceName(serviceName, isDebug)
}

// countTracesByServiceName counts how many traces are received per service,
// i.e. the counter is only incremented for the root spans.
func (m metricsBySvc) countTracesByServiceName(serviceName string, isDebug bool, samplerType string) {
	m.traces.countByServiceName(serviceName, isDebug, samplerType)
}

// traceCountsBySvc.countByServiceName maintains a map of counters for each service name it's
// given and increments the respective counter when called. The service name
// are first normalized to safe-for-metrics format.  If the number of counters
// exceeds maxServiceNames, new service names are ignored to avoid polluting
// the metrics namespace and overloading M3.
//
// The reportServiceNameCount() function runs on a timer and will report the
// total number of stored counters, so if it exceeds say the 90% threshold
// an alert should be raised to investigate what's causing so many unique
// service names.
func (m *traceCountsBySvc) countByServiceName(serviceName string, isDebug bool, samplerType string) {
	serviceName = normalizer.ServiceName(serviceName)
	counts := m.counts
	if isDebug {
		counts = m.debugCounts
	}
	var counter metrics.Counter
	m.lock.Lock()

	// trace counter key is combination of serviceName and samplerType.
	key := m.buildKey(serviceName, samplerType)

	if c, ok := counts[key]; ok {
		counter = c
	} else if len(counts) < m.maxServiceNames {
		debugStr := "false"
		if isDebug {
			debugStr = "true"
		}
		// Only trace metrics have samplerType tag
		tags := map[string]string{"svc": serviceName, "debug": debugStr, samplerTypeKey: samplerType}

		c := m.factory.Counter(metrics.Options{Name: m.category, Tags: tags})
		counts[key] = c
		counter = c
	} else {
		switch samplerType {
		case samplerTypeConst:
			counter = counts[otherServicesConstSampler]
		case samplerTypeLowerBound:
			counter = counts[otherServicesLowerBoundSampler]
		case samplerTypeProbabilistic:
			counter = counts[otherServicesProbabilisticSampler]
		case samplerTypeRateLimiting:
			counter = counts[otherServicesRateLimitingSampler]
		default:
			counter = counts[otherServicesUnknownSampler]
		}
	}
	m.lock.Unlock()
	counter.Inc(1)
}

// spanCountsBySvc.countByServiceName maintains a map of counters for each service name it's
// given and increments the respective counter when called. The service name
// are first normalized to safe-for-metrics format.  If the number of counters
// exceeds maxServiceNames, new service names are ignored to avoid polluting
// the metrics namespace and overloading M3.
//
// The reportServiceNameCount() function runs on a timer and will report the
// total number of stored counters, so if it exceeds say the 90% threshold
// an alert should be raised to investigate what's causing so many unique
// service names.
func (m *spanCountsBySvc) countByServiceName(serviceName string, isDebug bool) {
	serviceName = normalizer.ServiceName(serviceName)
	counts := m.counts
	if isDebug {
		counts = m.debugCounts
	}
	var counter metrics.Counter
	m.lock.Lock()

	if c, ok := counts[serviceName]; ok {
		counter = c
	} else if len(counts) < m.maxServiceNames {
		debugStr := "false"
		if isDebug {
			debugStr = "true"
		}
		tags := map[string]string{"svc": serviceName, "debug": debugStr}
		c := m.factory.Counter(metrics.Options{Name: m.category, Tags: tags})
		counts[serviceName] = c
		counter = c
	} else {
		counter = counts[otherServices]
	}
	m.lock.Unlock()
	counter.Inc(1)
}

func (m *traceCountsBySvc) buildKey(serviceName, samplerType string) string {
	keyBuilder := m.stringBuilderPool.Get().(*strings.Builder)
	keyBuilder.Reset()
	keyBuilder.WriteString(serviceName)
	keyBuilder.WriteString(concatenation)
	keyBuilder.WriteString(samplerType)
	key := keyBuilder.String()
	m.stringBuilderPool.Put(keyBuilder)
	return key
}


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PM Modi interacts with BJP's Mahila Morcha via NM app
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, IndiaUpdated: Dec 01, 2017, 01:55 PM IST
The outreach to the women wing of the party is aimed at expanding the campaign to the women voters in the state, who constitute almost half the voters in the polls. Photograph:(Zee News Network)
With the Gujarat Assembly election drawing ever nearer, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday reached out to BJP's Mahila Morcha through the Narendra Modi app.
As part of a special campaign outreach, the Prime Minister held a live interaction in Gujarati with the women workers of the party this evening, and talked about the developmental works undertaken by the party.
The election campaign for the polls reached a notch higher as Prime Minister Modi kick-started his campaign on November 28, to attend at least 20 public meetings and rallies in the next 15 days.
The outreach to the women wing of the party is aimed at expanding the campaign to the women voters in the state, who constitute almost half the voters in the polls.
Interestingly, the BJP has fielded only 11 women candidates for the 182-member assembly, marginally ahead of Congress, which has fielded only 10 women candidates.Gujarat will go to polls in two phases; the first phase will be held on December 9, while the second phase is scheduled for December 14.
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Östergötlands runinskrifter 106-108 är tre runstensfragment som finns på
Kärna kyrkogård, i Malmslätt, Linköpings kommun.

Möjligen kommer fragmenten från två eller tre runstenar av granit, som är daterade till vikingatiden. Dessa betecknas Ög 106, Ög 107 och Ög 108. Endast ett fåtal runor återstår på varje fragment.

Ög 106
På Ög 106 syns endast "þu-", som inte medger någon konjektur, samt del av ett djurmotiv

Ög 107
På Ög 107 ...(t)i : baþa : istina : at : i... som uttyds "... [ræis]ti baða stæina at ..." det vill säga "... [res]te båda stenarna efter I...". Eventuellt utgör Ög 107 toppen av Ög 106.

Ög 108
På Ög 108 "...isþi : a-..." som uttytts "... [r]æisþi æ[ftiR]/a[t] ..." , det vill säga "...reste e[fter]/å[t]...".  På Ög 108 syns också delar av ett kors.

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data LocalizedData
{
    # culture="en-US"
    ConvertFrom-StringData -StringData @'
GettingActionMessage=Getting FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}".
ActionExistsMessage=FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}" exists.
ActionNotExistMessage=FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}" does not exist.
SettingActionMessage=Setting FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}".
EnsureActionExistsMessage=Ensuring FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}" exists.
EnsureActionDoesNotExistMessage=Ensuring FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}" does not exist.
ActionCreatedMessage=FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}" has been created.
ActionUpdatedMessage=FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}" has been updated.
ActionRemovedMessage=FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}" has been removed.
ActionNoChangeMessage=FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}" required not changes.
ActionWrittenMessage=FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}" has been written.
TestingActionMessage=Testing FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}".
ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage=FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}" {2} is different. Change required.
ActionDoesNotExistButShouldMessage=FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}" does not exist but should. Change required.
ActionExistsAndShouldNotMessage=FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}" exists but should not. Change required.
ActionDoesNotExistAndShouldNotMessage=FSRM File Screen Template Action for {1} "{0}" does not exist and should not. Change not required.
FileScreenTemplateNotFoundError=FSRM File Screen Template "{0}" not found.
FileScreenTemplateThresholdNotFoundError=FSRM File Screen Template "{0}" not found.
'@
}

######################################################################################
# The Get-TargetResource cmdlet.
######################################################################################
function Get-TargetResource
{
    [CmdletBinding()]
    [OutputType([System.Collections.Hashtable])]
    param
    (
        [parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
        [System.String]
        $Name,

        [parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
        [ValidateSet('Email','Event','Command','Report')]
        [System.String]
        $Type
    )

    Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
        "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
        $($LocalizedData.GettingActionMessage) `
            -f $Name,$Type
        ) -join '' )

    try {
        $Actions = (Get-FSRMFileScreenTemplate -Name $Name -ErrorAction Stop).Notification
    }
    catch [Microsoft.PowerShell.Cmdletization.Cim.CimJobException] {
        $errorId = 'FileScreenTemplateNotFound'
        $errorCategory = [System.Management.Automation.ErrorCategory]::InvalidArgument
        $errorMessage = $($LocalizedData.FileScreenTemplateNotFoundError) `
            -f $Name,$Type
        $exception = New-Object -TypeName System.InvalidOperationException `
            -ArgumentList $errorMessage
        $errorRecord = New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.ErrorRecord `
            -ArgumentList $exception, $errorId, $errorCategory, $null

        $PSCmdlet.ThrowTerminatingError($errorRecord)
    }
    $Action = $Actions | Where-Object { $_.Type -eq $Type }

    $returnValue = @{
        Name = $Name
        Type = $Type
    }
    if ($Action) {
        Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
            "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
            $($LocalizedData.ActionExistsMessage) `
                -f $Name,$Type
            ) -join '' )
        $returnValue += @{
            Ensure = 'Present'
            Subject = $Action.Subject
            Body = $Action.Body
            MailBCC = $Action.MailBCC
            MailCC = $Action.MailCC
            MailTo = $Action.MailTo
            Command = $Action.Command
            CommandParameters = $Action.CommandParameters
            KillTimeOut = $Action.KillTimeOut
            RunLimitInterval = $Action.RunLimitInterval
            SecurityLevel = $Action.SecurityLevel
            ShouldLogError = $Action.ShouldLogError
            WorkingDirectory = $Action.WorkingDirectory
            EventType = $Action.EventType
            ReportTypes = $Action.ReportTypes
        }
    } else {
        Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
            "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
            $($LocalizedData.ActionDoesNotExistMessage) `
                -f $Name,$Type
            ) -join '' )

        $returnValue += @{
            Ensure = 'Absent'
        }
    }

    $returnValue
} # Get-TargetResource

######################################################################################
# The Set-TargetResource cmdlet.
######################################################################################
function Set-TargetResource
{
    [CmdletBinding()]
    param
    (
        [parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
        [System.String]
        $Name,

        [parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
        [ValidateSet('Email','Event','Command','Report')]
        [System.String]
        $Type,

        [ValidateSet('Present','Absent')]
        [System.String]
        $Ensure = 'Present',

        [System.String]$Subject,
        [System.String]$Body,
        [System.String]$MailTo,
        [System.String]$MailCC,
        [System.String]$MailBCC,
        [ValidateSet('None','Information','Warning','Error')]
        [System.String]$EventType,
        [System.String]$Command,
        [System.String]$CommandParameters,
        [System.Int32]$KillTimeOut,
        [System.Int32]$RunLimitInterval,
        [ValidateSet('None','LocalService','NetworkService','LocalSystem')]
        [System.String]$SecurityLevel,
        [System.Boolean]$ShouldLogError,
        [System.String]$WorkingDirectory,
        [System.String[]]$ReportTypes
    )

    Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
        "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
        $($LocalizedData.SettingActionMessage) `
            -f $Name,$Type
        ) -join '' )

    # Remove any parameters that can't be splatted.
    $Null = $PSBoundParameters.Remove('Name')
    $Null = $PSBoundParameters.Remove('Ensure')

    # Lookup the existing action
    try {
        $Actions = (Get-FSRMFileScreenTemplate -Name $Name -ErrorAction Stop).Notification
    }
    catch [Microsoft.PowerShell.Cmdletization.Cim.CimJobException] {
        $errorId = 'FileScreenTemplateNotFound'
        $errorCategory = [System.Management.Automation.ErrorCategory]::InvalidArgument
        $errorMessage = $($LocalizedData.FileScreenTemplateNotFoundError) `
            -f $Name,$Type
        $exception = New-Object -TypeName System.InvalidOperationException `
            -ArgumentList $errorMessage
        $errorRecord = New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.ErrorRecord `
            -ArgumentList $exception, $errorId, $errorCategory, $null

        $PSCmdlet.ThrowTerminatingError($errorRecord)
    }

    $NewActions = New-Object 'System.Collections.ArrayList'
    $ActionIndex = $null
    # Assemble the Result Object so that it contains an array of Actions
    # DO NOT change this behavior unless you are sure you know what you're doing.
    for ($a=0; $a -ilt $Actions.Count; $a++) {
        $null = $NewActions.Add($Actions[$a])
        if ($Actions[$a].Type -eq $Type) {
            $ActionIndex = $a
        }
    }

    if ($Ensure -eq 'Present') {
        Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
            "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
            $($LocalizedData.EnsureActionExistsMessage) `
                -f $Name,$Type
            ) -join '' )

        $NewAction = New-FSRMAction @PSBoundParameters -ErrorAction Stop

        if ($ActionIndex -eq $null) {
            # Create the action
            Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                $($LocalizedData.ActionCreatedMessage) `
                    -f $Name,$Type
                ) -join '' )
        } else {
            # The action exists, remove it then update it
            $null = $NewActions.RemoveAt($ActionIndex)

            Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                $($LocalizedData.ActionUpdatedMessage) `
                    -f $Name,$Type
                ) -join '' )
        }

        $null = $NewActions.Add($NewAction)
    } else {
        Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
            "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
            $($LocalizedData.EnsureActionDoesNotExistMessage) `
                -f $Name,$Type
            ) -join '' )

        if ($ActionIndex -eq $null) {
            # The action doesn't exist and should not
            Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                $($LocalizedData.ActionNoChangeMessage) `
                    -f $Name,$Type
                ) -join '' )
            return
        } else {
            # The Action exists, but shouldn't remove it
            $null = $NewActions.RemoveAt($ActionIndex)

            Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                $($LocalizedData.ActionRemovedMessage) `
                    -f $Name,$Type
                ) -join '' )
        } # if
    } # if
    # Now write the actual change to the appropriate place
    Set-FSRMFileScreenTemplate `
        -Name $Name `
        -Notification $NewActions `
        -ErrorAction Stop

    Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
        "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
        $($LocalizedData.ActionWrittenMessage) `
            -f $Name,$Type
        ) -join '' )
} # Set-TargetResource

######################################################################################
# The Test-TargetResource cmdlet.
######################################################################################
function Test-TargetResource
{
    [CmdletBinding()]
    [OutputType([System.Boolean])]
    param
    (
        [parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
        [System.String]
        $Name,

        [parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
        [ValidateSet('Email','Event','Command','Report')]
        [System.String]
        $Type,

        [ValidateSet('Present','Absent')]
        [System.String]
        $Ensure = 'Present',

        [System.String]$Subject,
        [System.String]$Body,
        [System.String]$MailTo,
        [System.String]$MailCC,
        [System.String]$MailBCC,
        [ValidateSet('None','Information','Warning','Error')]
        [System.String]$EventType,
        [System.String]$Command,
        [System.String]$CommandParameters,
        [System.Int32]$KillTimeOut,
        [System.Int32]$RunLimitInterval,
        [ValidateSet('None','LocalService','NetworkService','LocalSystem')]
        [System.String]$SecurityLevel,
        [System.Boolean]$ShouldLogError,
        [System.String]$WorkingDirectory,
        [System.String[]]$ReportTypes
    )
    # Could check report types here
    # @('DuplicateFiles','FilesByFileGroup','FilesByOwner','FilesByProperty','LargeFiles','LeastRecentlyAccessed','MostRecentlyAccessed','FileScreenUsage')

    # Flag to signal whether settings are correct
    [Boolean] $desiredConfigurationMatch = $true

    Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
        "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
        $($LocalizedData.SettingActionMessage) `
            -f $Name,$Type
        ) -join '' )

    # Lookup the existing action and related objects
    try {
        $Actions = (Get-FSRMFileScreenTemplate -Name $Name -ErrorAction Stop).Notification
    }
    catch [Microsoft.PowerShell.Cmdletization.Cim.CimJobException] {
        $errorId = 'FileScreenTemplateNotFound'
        $errorCategory = [System.Management.Automation.ErrorCategory]::InvalidArgument
        $errorMessage = $($LocalizedData.FileScreenTemplateNotFoundError) `
            -f $Name,$Type
        $exception = New-Object -TypeName System.InvalidOperationException `
            -ArgumentList $errorMessage
        $errorRecord = New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.ErrorRecord `
            -ArgumentList $exception, $errorId, $errorCategory, $null

        $PSCmdlet.ThrowTerminatingError($errorRecord)
    }
    $Action = $Actions | Where-Object { $_.Type -eq $Type }

    if ($Ensure -eq 'Present') {
        Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
            "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
            $($LocalizedData.EnsureActionExistsMessage) `
                -f $Name,$Type
            ) -join '' )

        if ($Action) {
            # The action exists - check it
            #region Parameter Checks
            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('Subject')) `
                -and ($Action.Subject -ne $Subject)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'Subject'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }

            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('Body')) `
                -and ($Action.Body -ne $Body)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'Body'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }

            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('MailBCC')) `
                -and ($Action.MailBCC -ne $MailBCC)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'MailBCC'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }

            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('MailCC')) `
                -and ($Action.MailCC -ne $MailCC)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'MailCC'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }

            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('MailTo')) `
                -and ($Action.MailTo -ne $MailTo)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'MailTo'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }

            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('Command')) `
                -and ($Action.Command -ne $Command)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'Command'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }

            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('CommandParameters')) `
                -and ($Action.CommandParameters -ne $CommandParameters)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'CommandParameters'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }

            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('KillTimeOut')) `
                -and ($Action.KillTimeOut -ne $KillTimeOut)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'KillTimeOut'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }

            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('RunLimitInterval')) `
                -and ($Action.RunLimitInterval -ne $RunLimitInterval)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'RunLimitInterval'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }

            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('SecurityLevel')) `
                -and ($Action.SecurityLevel -ne $SecurityLevel)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'SecurityLevel'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }

            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('ShouldLogError')) `
                -and ($Action.ShouldLogError -ne $ShouldLogError)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'ShouldLogError'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }

            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('WorkingDirectory')) `
                -and ($Action.WorkingDirectory -ne $WorkingDirectory)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'WorkingDirectory'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }

            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('EventType')) `
                -and ($Action.EventType -ne $EventType)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'EventType'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }

            if (($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('ReportTypes')) `
                -and ($Action.ReportTypes -ne $ReportTypes)) {
                Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                    "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                    $($LocalizedData.ActionPropertyNeedsUpdateMessage) `
                        -f $Name,$Type,'ReportTypes'
                    ) -join '' )
                $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
            }
            #endregion
        } else {
            # The action does not exist but should
            Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                $($LocalizedData.ActionDoesNotExistButShouldMessage) `
                    -f $Name,$Type
                ) -join '' )
            $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
        }
    } else {
        if ($Action) {
            # The Action exists, but it should be removed
            Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                $($LocalizedData.ActionExistsAndShouldNotMessage) `
                    -f $Name,$Type
                ) -join '' )
            $desiredConfigurationMatch = $false
        } else {
            # The action doesn't exist and should not
            Write-Verbose -Message ( @(
                "$($MyInvocation.MyCommand): "
                $($LocalizedData.ActionDoesNotExistAndShouldNotMessage) `
                    -f $Name,$Type
                ) -join '' )
        } # if
    } # if

    return $desiredConfigurationMatch
} # Test-TargetResource

######################################################################################
# Helper Functions
######################################################################################
# This function tries to find a matching File Screen Template.
# If found, it assembles all threshold and action objects into modifiable arrays
# So that they can be worked with and then later saved back into the FileScreen Template
# Using Set-Action.
Function Get-Action {
    param
    (
        [parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
        [System.String]
        $Name,

        [parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
        [ValidateSet('Email','Event','Command','Report')]
        [System.String]
        $Type
    )
    $ResultObject = [PSObject] @{
        ActionObjects = [System.Collections.ArrayList]@()
        ActionIndex = $null
    }
    # Lookup the FileScreen Template
    try {
        $Actions = (Get-FSRMFileScreenTemplate -Name $Name -ErrorAction Stop).Notification
    }
    catch [Microsoft.PowerShell.Cmdletization.Cim.CimJobException] {
        $errorId = 'FileScreenTemplateNotFound'
        $errorCategory = [System.Management.Automation.ErrorCategory]::InvalidArgument
        $errorMessage = $($LocalizedData.FileScreenTemplateNotFoundError) `
            -f $Name,$Type
        $exception = New-Object -TypeName System.InvalidOperationException `
            -ArgumentList $errorMessage
        $errorRecord = New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.ErrorRecord `
            -ArgumentList $exception, $errorId, $errorCategory, $null

        $PSCmdlet.ThrowTerminatingError($errorRecord)
    }

    # Assemble the Result Object so that it contains an array of Actions
    # DO NOT change this behavior unless you are sure you know what you're doing.
    for ($a=0; $a -ilt $FileScreenTemplate.Notification.Count; $a++) {
        $null = $ResultObject.ActionObjects.Add($FileScreenTemplate.Notification[$a])
        if ($FileScreenTemplate.Notification[$a].Type -eq $Type) {
            $ResultObject.ActionIndex = $a
        }
    }

    # Return the result
    Return $ResultObject
}

######################################################################################

Export-ModuleMember -Function *-TargetResource


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Why All-Christmas Mall Shopping Music Won't Be Completely Awful This Holiday Season
All-holiday radio used to be a sure ratings grabber, but Internet radio and short Christmas playlists have forced some stations to get creative.
Jason Notte
NEW YORK (MainStreet) - When even the radio industry is tired of the staid, shrinking playlists the all-holiday radio format, it's time for something to change.
We've been writing about radio's holiday creep since at least 2010 and have accepted a few truths about it: It's ubiquitous, it's lucrative and it includes fewer songs than you think. The folks at MediaBase tried to keep track of just how many times radio stations across the country would play a particular holiday song. In 2011, they just stopped doing it because the Top 10 just wasn't changing.
Every year, regardless of where they place in the pecking order, Burl Ives' Holly Jolly Christmas, Brenda Lee's Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree, Mariah Carey's All I Want For Christmas Is You, Nat King Cole's The Christmas Song, Bobby Helms' Jingle Bell Rock, Andy Williams' Most Wonderful Time of the Year and John Lennon and Yoko Ono's Happy Xmas/War Is Over are played 18,000 to 20,000 times on stations across the U.S. between Dec. 1-25 alone. That's more than 30 times per hour, which means a whole lot of overlap for songs of this length.
In 2012, KYXE-FM 104.9 in Yakima, Wash., started decking the halls Oct. 10 by launching its "North Pole Radio" on a new FM signal. Last year, Syracuse's HOLLY-FM 95.3 and 103.9 went on the air with 24/7 Christmas music on Oct. 5. This year, perhaps in response to all-Christmas radio fatigue, the first station to switch -soft rock station WEZW-FM 93.1 in Wildwood Crest, N.J. - held off until Oct. 17. According to RadioInsight, that's the same date it picked in 2011 when it was the first U.S. station to switch.
But an oldies station in Brainerd, Minn., has taken a different approach to the holiday radio format over the past two years and found a great deal of success. Instead of dedicating entire days of its broadcasts to playlists of Christmas music, KUAL-FM 103.5 took holiday music from 1945 through 1999, added news reports, retro commercials and clips from popular films and TV shows from each of those years to create the 55-hour This Was Christmas block. The program increased ad revenue for KUAL by 61% in 2012 and another 58% last year.
This Was Christmas was picked up by KNSI-FM 103.3 in St. Cloud, Minn., this year and is being offered to other stations across the country for free by KUAL in 2014 - with the hope that the station can collect on it in 2015 and beyond. With more than 2,000 songs packed into those 55 hours, This Was Christmas is already doing better than most of the nation's all-Christmas playlists.
To say all-holiday radio can get a bit repetitive is understating matters. Andrew Forsyth, a consultant for Nielsen, said the average playlist size for all-holiday stations in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas/Fort Worth and Los Angeles shrunk from 752 songs in 2009 to 694 in 2010, while the average number of times each song was played during the holiday season rose to 33.4 from 30.5. Those numbers have only tightened as the year have progressed, but it's tough to blame stations for going with what works.
Since radio research firm Arbitron switched to its Personal People Meter method of ratings data collection in 2007, Arbitron's ratings team has been carrying around cellphone-sized monitors that could pick up broadcasts its carriers were hearing and detect the watermark of the station playing in the background. When a listener is at the local discount store getting elbowed away from a display of Breaking Bad action figures to the tune of Jose Feliciano's Feliz Navidad, an Arbitron monitor is counting that song toward the ratings.
Unfortunately for stations, all-holiday radio isn't the force it once was. A 33-market study by Arbitron in 2009 found that the average market share for radio stations that switched to the all-holiday format rose 91%. Just last year, the folks at RadioInfo noticed ratings improvement in November for 60% of stations that made the switch to the all-holiday format. But that left 31% of stations whose ratings declined and 9% for whom nothing changed at all.
One of the bigger problems is that competing Internet radio sees no need to restrict holiday music to specific time of the year. Pandora, for example, has nearly two dozen holiday music stations available year-round. In a survey by the music site two years ago, listeners 35 to 44 made up 94% of Pandora's holiday music channel listeners. Meanwhile, Midwest states were the stations' earliest adopters, making the switch by early November.
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Spotify, meanwhile, had everyone from Rolling Stone, Complex Media, The AV Club, retailer Free People and musicians Y La Bamba, DeVotchKa, The Hush Sound and No Doubt guitarist Tom Dumont contribute holiday playlists.
Even listeners who don't mind holiday radio get turned off by narrow playlists and repetition. If an all-holiday backlash is what it takes for stations to get creative and put together unique broadcasts such as This Is Christmas, the industry as a whole could use a little more humbug.
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