Added single station analysis notebook #31
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Added notebook to begin analysing date by looking at headways and wait times at St. George station, also updated the scraper so that it is more robust and works with single station polling. Changed cronic.py for 10 second polling,
Database config file for single station analysis.
Removed prints of large lists so that they new notebook is easier to read
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Added a Jupyter notebook (Single Station Analysis) to begin analysis of data at a single station (St. George). I ran the scraper for a few hours on Sunday with a 15 second frequency and wrote some code to analyse headways, expected vs. actual wait times, and the time that the trains spend at the station. This techniques should be a start for issue #13 and contribute to the grand vision #28. In the time I ran the scraper I did not run into severe missing data issues, furthermore, the results seem to be quite promising.