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DIARY OF A SEDUCER (LE JOURNAL DU SEDUCTEUR)
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.0 Alternative Scale: *** out of ****
France, 1995 U.S. Release Date: beginning 5/97 (limited) Running Length: 1:35 MPAA Classification: No MPAA Rating (Sexual themes, profanity, violence) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1
Cast: Chiara Mastroianni, Melvil Poupaud, Hubert Saint-Macary,=20 Serge Merlin, Mathieu Amalric, Daniele Dubroux, Jean-Pierre Leaud,=20 Micheline Presle Director: Daniele Dubroux=20 Producer: Paulo Branco=20 Screenplay: Daniele Dubroux Cinematography: Laurent Machuel=20 Music: Jean-Marie Senia=20 U.S. Distributor: Leisure Time Features In French with subtitles
Upon hearing that DIARY OF A SEDUCER was based on a book by noted=20 thinker Soren Kierkegaard, I wondered if I, not being a student of=20 philosophy (and not having read DIARY OF A SEDUCER), might be at a=20 disadvantage. As it turns out, while writer/director Daniele Dubroux=20 toys with some of Kierkegaard's ideas, this is basically a quirky,=20 lighthearted comedy that isn't remotely interested in deep thought. =20
The film is structured in an atypical fashion, and it's virtually=20 impossible to predict at the beginning where it's likely to end up. In=20 fact, what opens as a fairly straightforward comedy about the failed=20 exploits of an inept seducer turns into something dark and offbeat, with=20 more than a slight element of magic thrown into the mix. DIARY OF A=20 SEDUCER is presented in a non-chronological fashion that makes it a=20 little confusing to determine the relationship of certain scenes to=20 others. In fact, there are times when the movie seems more like a=20 series of loosely-connected episodes strung together than a feature with=20 a central narrative. The "umbrella story" that binds DIARY's diverse=20 elements is not the film's strongest aspect.
The central figure is Claire (Chiara Mastroianni), a college=20 student who one day brings home a down-on-his-luck young man named=20 Sebastien (Mathieu Amalric). Sebastien tells Claire a sad story about=20 being gay and misunderstood, but his real goal is to seduce her.
Initially, it seems that the Claire/Sebastien/Anne triangle is=20 going to provide DIARY's main storyline. Ultimately, however, it proves=20 to be little more than a minor comic subplot. The primary narrative=20 involves a magical copy of Kierkegaard's DIARY OF A SEDUCER, which casts=20 a love spell on anyone who reads it. That person becomes obsessed by=20 the one who gave them the book to read. So, when a thoughtful, reserved=20 young man named Gregoire (Melvil Poupaud) presents Claire with the=20 volume, she ends up in his thrall.
Dubroux has populated her film with a wild assortment of oddball=20 characters. In fact, no one in this film is "normal" by traditional=20 standards.  Even Gregoire, who initially seems=20 almost ordinary, is hiding a startling secret, and it's not just that he=20 shares his residence with an agoraphobic grandmother.=20
One of the picture's strongest assets is the performance of leading=20 lady Chiara Mastroianni (MA SAISON PREFERE), the daughter of Catherine=20 Deneuve and late actor Marcello Mastroianni. Talented, attractive, and=20 charming, Mastroianni does much of her acting (and reacting) with facial=20 expressions, some of which are priceless. Many of the other cast=20 members, including veteran French actor Jean-Pierre Leaud, the=20 delightfully bumbling Mathieu Amalric, and Dubroux herself, perform on=20 an equally high level. The lone exception is Melvil Poupaud, whose=20 Gregoire is supposed to come across as mysterious and brooding (he is=20 referred to one at least one occasion as "Hamlet"), but instead seems=20 ineffectual.
I appreciate DIARY OF A SEDUCER for its energy and humor (this is a=20 rare French film that delivers laughs without resorting to the stupidity=20 of movies like THE VISITORS). There are things here that don't work =96=20 the entire magic book plot strand is poorly developed and ineffectively=20 resolved (the payoff, such as it is, doesn't live up to expectations). =20 But the movie holds the viewer's interest, and, though the final=20 destination reached by DIARY OF A SEDUCER may be something of a=20 disappointment, the journey undertaken to arrive there is enjoyable=20 enough to provide adequate compensation for any eventual shortcomings.
Copyright 1997 James Berardinelli=20
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TIME: Pregame coverage begins at 7:30 p.m.
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Orlando Magic (11-11, eighth in the Eastern Conference) vs. Milwaukee Bucks (20-3, first in the Eastern Conference)
BOTTOM LINE
Orlando hits the road against Milwaukee trying to prolong its three-game road winning streak.
The Bucks have gone 13-2 against Eastern Conference opponents. Milwaukee leads the Eastern Conference in rebounding, averaging 51.8 boards. Giannis Antetokounmpo paces the Bucks with 13.1 rebounds.
The Magic are 7-8 in Eastern Conference play. Orlando has a 2-9 record against opponents over .500.
The teams meet for the second time this season. The Bucks won 123-91 in the last meeting on Nov. 1. Antetokounmpo led Milwaukee with 29 points, and Evan Fournier led Orlando with 19 points.
TOP PERFORMERS
Antetokounmpo is shooting 56.4 percent and averaging 30.8 points. Eric Bledsoe has averaged 6.1 assists and 13.2 points over the last 10 games for Milwaukee.
Fournier leads the Magic scoring 19.7 points and grabbing 2.9 rebounds. Terrence Ross has averaged 15.7 points and added 2.8 rebounds while shooting 44.9 percent over the last 10 games for Orlando.
LAST 10 GAMES
Magic: 6-4, averaging 106.3 points, 43.9 rebounds, 22.3 assists, 8.5 steals and 6.8 blocks per game while shooting 44.6 percent from the field. Their opponents have averaged 105.9 points on 46.0 percent shooting.
Bucks: 10-0, averaging 124.3 points, 51.5 rebounds, 28.1 assists, 7.3 steals and 6.1 blocks per game while shooting 50.0 percent from the field. Their opponents have averaged 105.4 points on 42.0 percent shooting.
Bucks Injuries: None listed.
Magic Injuries: Nikola Vucevic: out (right ankle), Al-Farouq Aminu: out (right knee).


Singaporean activist leads anti-immigration rally as vote looms
SINGAPORE, Nov 3 — Some 300 to 400 Singaporeans today held a rare rally in a park against the government’s immigration policies, a hot button issue likely to figure in a parliamentary election expected in the first half of next year.
The People’s Action Party (PAP), which has ruled since independence in 1965, suffered its worst showing ever in the 2011 elections, in part due to voter concern over immigration.
Around 40 per cent of the 5.7 million people living on the small city-state are foreign and some Singaporeans are frustrated with the number of immigrants in the city-state, who they accuse of competing for jobs, housing and schooling.
“Singaporeans, it is time to stand up for your rights to a reasonably good job in our own country — we must always adhere to the Singaporean-first slogan and that employment must be given to a local first before we ever consider a foreigner,” Gilbert Goh, the organiser of today’s protest, said in a Facebook post for the event.
Posters reading messages including “We want a Singapore first labour policy” were placed around Speakers’ Corner, a designated site for people to air their views in Singapore.
Many protesters listened to speeches from plastic chairs, some sipping cups of malted milk, while a few waved the Singapore flag.
Public dissent is rare in Singapore where a licence is required to hold a demonstration.
The government has been tightening the inflow of foreign labour over the last few years.
Today’s protest followed a viral video showing a man of Indian descent swearing at an elderly local security guard at his condominium complex late last month. Local media reported the man was a naturalised Singapore citizen.
Singapore’s trade and manpower ministries did not respond to emailed requests for comment outside business hours. — Reuters


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Franzolini, B., De Iorio, M., and Eriksson, J. (2023).
Conditional partial exchangeability: a probabilistic framework for multi-view clustering.
arXiv:2307.01152
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Ascolani, F., Franzolini, B., Lijoi, A., and Prünster, I. (2023).
Nonparametric priors with full-range borrowing of information.
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Franzolini, B., Beskos, A., De Iorio, M., Poklewski Koziell, W., and Grzeszkiewicz, K. (2023).
Change point detection in dynamic Gaussian graphical models: the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the US stock market.
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code]
Franzolini, B. and Rebaudo, G. (2023).
Entropy regularization in probabilistic clustering. Statistical Methods & Applications. DOI:10.1007/s10260-023-00716-y
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Franzolini, B., Lijoi, A., and Prünster, I. (2023).
Model selection for maternal hypertensive disorders with symmetric hierarchical Dirichlet processes.
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Franzolini, B., Cremaschi, A., van den Boom, W., and De Iorio, M. (2023).
Bayesian clustering of multiple zero-inflated outcomes. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A, 381(2247): 20220145.
DOI:10.1098/rsta.2022.0145
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Refereed discussions and conference proceedings
Franzolini, B., Bondi, L., Fasano, A., and Rebaudo, G. (2023).
Bayesian forecasting of multivariate longitudinal zero-inflated counts: an application to civil conflict.
In Book of Short Papers CLADAG 2023, in press.
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Fasano, A., Anceschi, N., Franzolini, B., and Rebaudo, G. (2023).
Efficient computation of predictive probabilities in probit models via expectation propagation.
In Book of Short Papers CLADAG 2023, in press.
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Fasano, A., Anceschi, N., Franzolini, B., and Rebaudo, G. (2023).
Efficient expectation propagation for posterior approximation in high-dimensional probit models.
In Book of Short Papers SIS 2023, in press.
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A discussion on: “Evaluating sensitivity to the stick-breaking prior in Bayesian nonparametrics” by Giordano, R., Liu, R., Jordan M. I. and Broderick T.
Bayesian Analysis, 18(1): 287-366. DOI: 10.1214/22-BA1309 [
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A regularized-entropy estimator to enhance cluster interpretability in Bayesian nonparametrics.
In Book of Short Papers SIS 2022, 387-397. (Editors: Balzanella, A., Bini, M., Cavicchia, C. and Verde, R.) ISBN<PHONE_NUMBER>310
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On the dependence structure in Bayesian nonparametric priors.
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extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
NLPEngine() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Response |
flexiAdd(java.lang.String _sentence)
This method understands the natural input from an input sentence
The sentence is analyzed and important information will be extracted and returned
Assumptions:
1.
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Delta |
flexiEdit(java.lang.String _sentence)
This method understands the natural input from user's input to edit a task
The algorithm analyzes the sentence given, the following are executed.
|
Search |
flexiSearch(java.lang.String _sentence)
This method analyzes the sentence structure into SUTIME Annotation.
|
static NLPEngine |
getInstance()
This method ensures that there will only be one running instance
|
void |
mute()
This method mutes NLP API Error Messages temporarily
This works for all console messages
Usage:
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void |
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This method works for all console messages.
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public static NLPEngine getInstance()
public void mute()
public void restore()
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module BV: Std.Bitvector
typet =
Std.word
word
is an abbreviation to Bitvector.t
include Regular.S
A bitvector is a value, first of all, so it supports a common
set of a value interface: it can be stored, compared, it can
be a key in a dictionary, etc. Moreover, being a number it can
be compared with zero and applied to a common set of integer
operations.
include Bap.Std.Integer.S
module Mono:Comparable
with type t := t
type
endian =
| |
LittleEndian |
(* |
least significant byte comes first
| *) |
| |
BigEndian |
val of_string : string -> t
of_string s
parses a bitvector from a string representation
defined in section bv_string
.val of_bool : bool -> t
of_bool x
is a bitvector with length 1
and value b0
if
x
is false and b1
otherwise.val of_int : width:int -> int -> t
of_int ~width n
creates a bitvector of the specified
bit-width
with the value equal to n
. If bits of the n
that doesn't fit into width
are ignored.val of_int32 : ?width:int -> int32 -> t
of_int32 ?width n
creates a bitvector of the specified
bit-width
with the value equal to n
. If bits of the n
that doesn't fit into width
are ignored. Parameter width
defaults to 32
.val of_int64 : ?width:int -> int64 -> t
of_int32 ?width n
creates a bitvector of the specified
bit-width
with the value equal to n
. If bits of the n
that doesn't fit into width
are ignored. Parameter width
defaults to 32
.val b0 : t
b0 = of_bool false
val b1 : t
b1 = of_bool true
val one : int -> t
one width
number one with a specified width
, is a shortcut for
of_int 1 ~width
val zero : int -> t
zero width
zero with a specified width
, is a shortcut for
of_int 0 ~width
val ones : int -> t
ones width
is a number with a specified width
, and all bits
set to 1. It is a shortcut for lnot (zero width)
val of_binary : ?width:int -> endian -> string -> t
of_binary ?width endian num
creates a bitvector from a string
interpreted as a sequence of bytes in a specified order.
The result is always positive and unsigned. The num
argument is
not shared. width
defaults to the length of num
in bits,
i.e. 8 * String.length num
.
val to_int : t -> int Std.Or_error.t
to_int x
projects x
in to OCaml int
.val to_int32 : t -> int32 Std.Or_error.t
to_int32 x
projects x
in to int32
val to_int64 : t -> int64 Std.Or_error.t
to_int64 x
projects x
in to int64
val to_int_exn : t -> int
to_int_exn x
projects x
in to OCaml int
.val to_int32_exn : t -> int32
to_int32_exn x
projects x
in to int32
val to_int64_exn : t -> int64
to_int64_exn x
projects x
in to int64
val pp : t Std.printer
printf "%a" pp x
prints x
into a formatter. This is
a default printer, controlled by
set_default_printer
. Multiple formats are available, see the
available_writers
for the actual list of formats and
a format description. Out of box it defaults to pp_hex_full
.
Note, the printf
function from examples refers to the
Format.printf
, thus it is assumed that the Format
module
is open in the scope.val pp_hex : t Std.printer
printf "%a" pp_hex x
prints x
in the hexadecimal format omitting
suffixes, and the prefix if it is not necessary.
Example,
# printf "%a\n" pp_hex (Word.of_int32 0xDEADBEEFl);;
0xDEADBEEF
# printf "%a\n" pp_hex (Word.of_int32 0x1);;
1
val pp_dec : t Std.printer
printf "%a" pp_dec x
prints x
in the decimal format omitting
suffixes and prefixes.
Example,
# printf "%a\n" pp_dec (Word.of_int32 0xDEADBEEFl);;
3735928559
# printf "%a\n" pp_dec (Word.of_int32 0x1);;
1
val pp_oct : t Std.printer
printf "%a" pp_oct x
prints x
in the octal format omitting
suffixes, and the prefix if it is not necessary.
Example,
# printf "%a\n" pp_oct (Word.of_int32 0xDEADBEEFl);;
0o33653337357
# printf "%a\n" pp_oct (Word.of_int32 0x1);;
1
val pp_bin : t Std.printer
printf "%a" pp_bin x
prints x
in the binary (0 and 1) format omitting
suffixes, and the prefix if it is not necessary.
Example,
# printf "%a\n" pp_bin (Word.of_int32 0xDEADBEEFl);;
0b11011110101011011011111011101111
# printf "%a\n" pp_bin (Word.of_int32 0x1);;
1
val pp_hex : t Std.printer
printf "%a" pp_hex x
prints x
in the hexadecimal format omitting
suffixes, and the prefix if it is not necessary.
Example,
# printf "%a\n" pp_hex (Word.of_int32 0xDEADBEEFl);;
0xDEADBEEF
# printf "%a\n" pp_hex (Word.of_int32 0x1);;
1
val pp_dec : t Std.printer
printf "%a" pp_dec x
prints x
in the decimal format omitting
suffixes and prefixes.
Example,
# printf "%a\n" pp_dec (Word.of_int32 0xDEADBEEFl);;
3735928559
# printf "%a\n" pp_dec (Word.of_int32 0x1);;
1
val pp_oct : t Std.printer
printf "%a" pp_oct x
prints x
in the octal format omitting
suffixes, and the prefix if it is not necessary.
Example,
# printf "%a\n" pp_oct (Word.of_int32 0xDEADBEEFl);;
0o33653337357
# printf "%a\n" pp_oct (Word.of_int32 0x1);;
1
val pp_bin : t Std.printer
printf "%a" pp_bin x
prints x
in the binary (0 and 1)
format omitting suffixes, and the prefix if it is not necessary.
Example,
# printf "%a\n" pp_bin (Word.of_int32 0xDEADBEEFl);;
0b11011110101011011011111011101111
# printf "%a\n" pp_bin (Word.of_int32 0x1);;
1
val pp_hex_full : t Std.printer
printf "%a" pp_hex_full x
prints x
in the hexadecimal format with
suffixes, and the prefix if it is necessary.
Example,
# printf "%a\n" pp_hex_full (Word.of_int32 0xDEADBEEFl);;
0xDEADBEEF:32u
# printf "%a\n" pp_hex_full (Word.of_int32 0x1);;
1:32u
val pp_dec_full : t Std.printer
printf "%a" pp_dec_full x
prints x
in the decimal format with
suffixes and prefixes.
Example,
# printf "%a\n" pp_dec_full (Word.of_int32 0xDEADBEEFl);;
3735928559:32u
# printf "%a\n" pp_dec_full (Word.of_int32 0x1);;
1:32u
val pp_oct_full : t Std.printer
printf "%a" pp_oct_full x
prints x
in the octal format with
suffixes, and the prefix if it is necessary.
Example,
# printf "%a\n" pp_oct_full (Word.of_int32 0xDEADBEEFl);;
0o33653337357:32u
# printf "%a\n" pp_oct_full (Word.of_int32 0x1);;
1:32u
val pp_bin_full : t Std.printer
printf "%a" pp_bin_full x
prints x
in the binary (0 and 1)
format omitting suffixes, and the prefix if it is necessary.
Example,
# printf "%a\n" pp_bin_full (Word.of_int32 0xDEADBEEFl);; 0b11011110101011011011111011101111:32u # printf "%a\n" pp_bin_full (Word.of_int32 0x1);; 1:32u
val pp_generic : ?case:[ `lower | `upper ] ->
?prefix:[ `auto | `base | `none | `this of string ] ->
?suffix:[ `full | `none | `size ] ->
?format:[ `bin | `dec | `hex | `oct ] ->
t Std.printer
pp_generic ?case ?prefix ?suffix ?format ppf x
- a printer
to suit all tastes.
Note: this is a generic printer factory that should be used if
none of the nine preinstantiated suits you.
case
: defines the case of hexadecimal lettersprefix
: defines whether or not a number is prefixed:`auto
(default) - a prefix that corresponds to the chosen
format is printed if it is necessary to disambiguate a
number from a decimal representation;`base
- a corresponding prefix is always printed;`none
- the prefix is never printed;`this p
- the user specified prefix p
is always
printed;suffix
: defines how the suffix should be printed:`none
(default) - the suffix is never printed;`full
- a full suffix that denotes size and signedness
is printed, e.g., 0xDE:32s
is a signed integer modulo 32
.`size
- only the modulo is printed, e.g., 0xDE:32s
is
printed as 0xDE:32
format
: defines the textual representation format:hex
(default) - hexadecimaldec
- decimaloct
- octalbin
- binary (0 and 1).val string_of_value : ?hex:bool -> t -> string
string_of_value ?hex x
returns a textual representation of
the x
value, i.e., ignores size and signedness. If hex
is
true
(default), then it is in the hexadecimal
representation, otherwise the decimal representation is
used. The returned value is not prefixed. No leading zeros are
printed. If a value is signed and negative, then a leading
negative sign is printed. Hexadecimal letter literals are
printed in a lowercase format.val signed : t -> t
signed t
casts t to a signed type, so that any operations
applied on t
will be signed.val unsigned : t -> t
unsigned t
casts t
to an unsigned type, so that any
operations applied to it will interpret t
as an unsigned
word.val is_zero : t -> bool
is_zero bv
is true iff all bits are set to zero.val is_one : t -> bool
is_ones bv
is true if the least significant bit is equal to oneval bitwidth : t -> int
bitwidth bv
return a bit-width, i.e., the amount of bitsval extract : ?hi:int ->
?lo:int ->
t -> t Std.Or_error.t
extract bv ~hi ~lo
extracts a subvector from bv
, starting
from bit hi
and ending with lo
. Bits are enumerated from
right to left (from least significant to most), starting from
zero. hi
maybe greater than size
.
hi
defaults to width bv - 1
lo
defaults to 0
.
Example:
extract (of_int 17 ~width:8) ~hi:4 ~lo:3
will result in a two bit vector consisting of the forth and
third bits, i.e., equal to a number 2
.
lo
and hi
should be non-negative numbers. lo
must be less
then a width bv
and hi >= lo
.
val extract_exn : ?hi:int -> ?lo:int -> t -> t
extract_exn bv ~hi ~lo
is the same as extract
, but will raise
an exception on error.val concat : t -> t -> t
concat b1 b2
concatenates two bitvectorsval (@.) : t -> t -> t
b1 @. b2
is concat b1 b2
val succ : t -> t
succ n
returns next value after n
. It is not guaranteed that
signed (succ n) > signed n
val pred : t -> t
pred n
returns a value preceding n
.val nsucc : t -> int -> t
nsucc m n
is Fn.apply_n_times ~n succ m
, but more
efficient.val npred : t -> int -> t
npred m n
is Fn.apply_n_times ~n pred addr
, but more
efficient.val (++) : t -> int -> t
a ++ n
is nsucc a n
val (--) : t -> int -> t
a -- n
is npred a n
val gcd : t ->
t -> t Std.Or_error.t
gcd x y
is the greatest common divisor of x
and y
in the integers. Note that this is not always the greatest
common divisor in the bitvectors of fixed length. For example,
in the 32-bit unsigned integers, 2 = 2 + 2^32 = 2(1 + 2^31)
.
Thus, 1 + 2^31
is a divisor of 2
, even though gcd 2 2 = 2
.
Two properties that still hold are:
1. Both x
and y
are multiples of gcd x y
, and
2. gcd x y <= min (abs x) (abs y)
val lcm : t ->
t -> t Std.Or_error.t
lcm x y
is the least common multiple of x
and y
in the integers. Note that, like gcd x y
, this is not
always the least common multiple of x
and y
in the fixed-
length bitvectors. See the gcd
documentation for an example.
The result of this function will always be some common multiple
of the inputs, even in the fixed-width bitvectors.val gcdext : t ->
t ->
(t * t * t)
Std.Or_error.t
gcdext x y
returns (g, s, t)
where g = gcd x y
and
g = s*x + t*y
. See the documentation for gcd x y
for
why this function is tricky to use.val gcd_exn : t -> t -> t
gcd_exn x y
is the same as gcd
, but will raise
an exception on error.val lcm_exn : t -> t -> t
lcm_exn x y
is the same as lcm
, but will raise
an exception on error.val gcdext_exn : t ->
t ->
t * t * t
gcdext_exn x y
is the same as gcdext
, but will raise
an exception on error.val enum_bytes : t ->
endian -> t Std.seq
enum_bytes x order
returns a sequence of bytes of x
in a
specified order
. Each byte is represented as a bitvector
itself.val enum_chars : t -> endian -> char Std.seq
enum_bytes x order
returns bytes of x
in a specified order
,
with bytes represented by char
typeval enum_bits : t -> endian -> bool Std.seq
enum_bits x order
returns bits of x
in a specified order
.
order
defines only the ordering of words in a bitvector, bits
will always be in MSB first order. The length of the sequence
is always a power of 8
.
Note, we're not including With_zero
interface, since
it refers to the `Sign` module, that is available only
in core_kernel >= 113.33.00.
val validate_positive : t Std.Validate.check
validate_positive
validates that a value is positive.val validate_non_negative : t Std.Validate.check
validate_non_negative
validates that a value is non negative.val validate_negative : t Std.Validate.check
validate_negative
validates that a value is negative.val validate_non_positive : t Std.Validate.check
validate_non_positive
validates that a value is not positive.val is_positive : t -> bool
is_positive x
is true if x
is greater than zero. Always
true if x
is unsigned.val is_non_negative : t -> bool
is_non_negative x
is true if x
is greater than or equal to
zero. Tautology if x
is unsigned.val is_negative : t -> bool
is_negative x
is true if x
is strictly less than zero. It
is a contradiction if x
is not signed.val is_non_positive : t -> bool
is_non_positive x
is true if x
is less than zero. It is a
contradiction if x
is not signed.module Int_err:sig
..end
Or_error
monad
module Int_exn:Std.Integer.S
with type t = t
module Unsafe:Std.Integer.S
with type t = t
module Stable:sig
..end
module Trie:sig
..end


Iterator over the elements of the sparse vector-dense vector division expression. More...
#include <SVecDVecDivExpr.h>
Public Types | |
| using | Element = ValueIndexPair< ElementType > |
| Element type of the sparse vector expression. | |
| using | IteratorType = ConstIterator_< RemoveReference_< LeftOperand > > |
| Iterator type of the sparse vector expression. | |
| using | IteratorCategory = std::forward_iterator_tag |
| The iterator category. | |
| using | ValueType = ElementType |
| Type of the underlying pointers. | |
| using | PointerType = ValueType * |
| Pointer return type. | |
| using | ReferenceType = ValueType & |
| Reference return type. | |
| using | DifferenceType = ptrdiff_t |
| Difference between two iterators. | |
| using | iterator_category = IteratorCategory |
| The iterator category. | |
| using | value_type = ValueType |
| Type of the underlying pointers. | |
| using | pointer = PointerType |
| Pointer return type. | |
| using | reference = ReferenceType |
| Reference return type. | |
| using | difference_type = DifferenceType |
| Difference between two iterators. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| ConstIterator (IteratorType it, RightOperand vec) | |
| Constructor for the ConstIterator class. | |
| ConstIterator & | operator++ () |
| Pre-increment operator. More... | |
| const Element | operator* () const |
| Direct access to the sparse vector element at the current iterator position. More... | |
| const ConstIterator * | operator-> () const |
| Direct access to the sparse vector element at the current iterator position. More... | |
| ReturnType | value () const |
| Access to the current value of the sparse element. More... | |
| size_t | index () const |
| Access to the current index of the sparse element. More... | |
| bool | operator== (const ConstIterator &rhs) const |
| Equality comparison between two ConstIterator objects. More... | |
| bool | operator!= (const ConstIterator &rhs) const |
| Inequality comparison between two ConstIterator objects. More... | |
| DifferenceType | operator- (const ConstIterator &rhs) const |
| Calculating the number of elements between two expression iterators. More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| IteratorType | it_ |
| Iterator over the elements of the left-hand side sparse vector expression. | |
| RightOperand | vec_ |
| Right-hand side dense vector expression. | |
Iterator over the elements of the sparse vector-dense vector division expression.
|
inline |
Access to the current index of the sparse element.
|
inline |
Inequality comparison between two ConstIterator objects.
| rhs | The right-hand side expression iterator. |
|
inline |
Direct access to the sparse vector element at the current iterator position.
|
inline |
Pre-increment operator.
|
inline |
Calculating the number of elements between two expression iterators.
| rhs | The right-hand side expression iterator. |
|
inline |
Direct access to the sparse vector element at the current iterator position.
|
inline |
Equality comparison between two ConstIterator objects.
| rhs | The right-hand side expression iterator. |
|
inline |
Access to the current value of the sparse element.


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| State | Urban Area | Project Description | Improvement Type | ARRA Funds Obligated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UTAH | OGDEN | Asphalt Pavement Rehab | Pavement Improvement | $2,000,000 |
| UTAH | PROVO-OREM | Rotomill, Micro-surface | Pavement Improvement | $3,811,434 |
| UTAH | PROVO-OREM | Rotomill, Miro-Surface | Pavement Improvement | $1,948,677 |
| UTAH | Bridge Replacement | Bridge Replacement | $6,300,000 | |
| UTAH | SALT LAKE CITY | ROAD- WIDEN RAMPS , PROVIDE DUAL EXIT LANES | Pavement Widening | $2,200,228 |
| UTAH | Grading, Drainage, Surfacing | Pavement Improvement | $2,000,000 | |
| UTAH | PROVO-OREM | Trail - New Construction | Other | $2,400,000 |
| UTAH | PROVO-OREM | ROAD - ASPHALT PAVEMENT RECONSTRUCTION | Pavement Improvement | $1,103,843 |
| UTAH | Road - Asphalt Pavement Reconstruction | Pavement Improvement | $1,290,303 | |
| UTAH | ENVIRONMENTAL/RIGHT OF WAY/CONSTRUCTION (Advance Construct) | Pavement Improvement | $2,400,000 | |
| VERMONT | REHABILITATION OF TH3 ("VT143") IN SPRINGFIELD | Pavement Widening | $2,413,661 | |
| VERMONT | BURLINGTON | NECESSARY IMPROVEMENTS TO TRUSS BR31 ON TH1 (BRIDGE ST.) IN RICHMOND VILLAGE, OVER THE WINOOSKI RIVER. | Bridge Improvement | $1,990,999 |
| VERMONT | REPLACEMENT OF BR74 ON US2 IN EAST MONTPELIER, OVER THE WINOOSKI RIVER. | Bridge Replacement | $2,301,277 | |
| VERMONT | PROJECT IS FOR REHABILITATION OF BRIDGE NO. 67 ON VT15 (TH1) IN HARDWICK, OVER COOPER BROOK. | Bridge Improvement | $1,400,336 | |
| VERMONT | RESURFACE I-89 IN ROYALTON AND BETHEL | Pavement Improvement | $9,292,057 | |
| VERMONT | CULVERT LINING ALONG I-89 UNDER BOTH BARRELLS. | Pavement Improvement | $1,301,016 | |
| VERMONT | REPLACEMENT OF BR8 ON TH2 IN BROWNINGTON, OVER THE WILLOUGHBY RIVER. | Bridge Replacement | $1,225,051 | |
| VERMONT | RESURFACING US5 IN HARTFORD AND NORWICH | Pavement Improvement | $2,302,625 | |
| VERMONT | Resurfacing VT 25 in Bradford, Corinth, Topsham and Orange. | Pavement Improvement | $5,192,371 | |
| VERMONT | Resurface VT104 in Fairfax and St. Albans. | Pavement Improvement | $5,061,875 | |
| VERMONT | RESURFACE US5 IN NORWICH, ALSO INCLUDES VT10A (0.522 MILES) AND THE NORWICH STATE HIGHWAY | Pavement Improvement | $2,290,403 | |
| VERMONT | RESURFACE US2 (CLASS I TH) IN MONTPELIER ALSO INCLUDES 0.036 MILE OF THE MONTPELIER STATE HIGHWAY | Pavement Improvement | $2,441,716 | |
| VERMONT | RESURFACE VT4A IN FAIR HAVEN AND CASTLETON | Pavement Improvement | $2,783,556 | |
| VERMONT | RESURFACE THE CLASS I PORTION OF VT4A IN FAIR HAVEN | Pavement Improvement | $1,217,777 | |
| VERMONT | BURLINGTON | RESURFACE VT15 IN COLCHESTER AND ESSEX, | Pavement Improvement | $2,433,850 |
| VERMONT | BURLINGTON | RESURFACE VT15 (CLASS I) IN WINOOSKI, INCLUDES RESEALING AND REPAIRING CONCRETE PAVEMENT JOINTS ON US7, AND THE US7 APPROACHES. | Pavement Improvement | $1,968,008 |
| VERMONT | RESURFACE US302 IN MONTPELIER | Pavement Improvement | $711,504 | |
| VERMONT | RESURFACE VT103 IN ROCKINGHAM AND CHESTER | Pavement Improvement | $4,095,864 | |
| VERMONT | RESURFACE VT14 (CLASS I) IN HARTFORD, BEGINNING AT THE US5/US4 INTERSECTION AND INCLUDES US4, | Pavement Improvement | $1,623,410 | |
| VERMONT | Resurface VT114 in Brighton, Morgan and Warren Gore. | Pavement Improvement | $6,870,730 | |
| VERMONT | Resurface VT114 in Warren Gore and Norton. | Pavement Improvement | $6,529,154 | |
| VERMONT | BURLINGTON | RESURFACE ASPHALT PAVEMENT AND RESEAL/REPAIR CONCRETE PAVEMENT ON US7 IN BURLINGTON, | Pavement Improvement | $940,713 |
| VERMONT | BURLINGTON | RESEAL/REPAIR CONCRETE PAVEMENT JOINTS, AND RESURFACE ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON US7 (CLASS I) | Pavement Improvement | $726,308 |
| VERMONT | REHABILITATION OF BRIDGE NO. 7 ON PROSPECT STREET IN BARRE CITY, OVER THE STEVENS BRANCH OF THE WINOOSKI RIVER. | Bridge Improvement | $1,341,315 | |
| VERMONT | Resurface I-91 in Waterford, St. Johnsbury and Lyndon. | Pavement Improvement | $3,075,243 | |
| VIRGIN ISLANDS | Red Hook Sidewalk and Drainage Improvements. St. Thomas, USVI | Other | $1,050,360 | |
| VIRGIN ISLANDS | ARRA- Queen Mary Highway, Rte. 70. From Peter's Rest (Cool Out Bar) to Contentment. St. Croix, USVI | New Construction | $4,859,669 | |
| VIRGIN ISLANDS | Route 104 Improvements, Phase II: Gift Hill Road, from the Westin Hotel to Susannaburg. St. John, USVI | New Construction | $4,782,469 | |
| VIRGINIA | ROANOKE | ConcreteUndersealing/Pavingw/guardrail upgrades on I81 in Botetourt County | Pavement Improvement | $18,368,862 |
| VIRGINIA | RICHMOND | Resurfacing and guardrail items | Pavement Improvement | $7,659,095 |
| VIRGINIA | NEWP NEWS-HAMPTON-VA BEACH-NORFOLK | CRCP/overlay, guardrail upgrade, shoulder restoration and median barrier replacement | Pavement Improvement | $17,940,849 |
| VIRGINIA | Resurfacing and guardrail upgrade | Pavement Improvement | $6,572,402 | |
| VIRGINIA | BRISTOL (VA-TN) | Milling, paving and guardrail upgrade | Pavement Improvement | $3,065,402 |
| VIRGINIA | Pavement rehabilitation, guardrail replacement and drainage structures | Pavement Improvement | $4,429,997 | |
| VIRGINIA | Resurfacing and guardrail items | Pavement Improvement | $2,951,120 | |
| VIRGINIA | NEWP NEWS-HAMPTON-VA BEACH-NORFOLK | Pavement overlay and guardrail upgrade | Pavement Improvement | $5,783,940 |
| VIRGINIA | FREDERICKSBURG | Asphalt resurfacing | Pavement Improvement | $13,155,856 |
| VIRGINIA | Asphalt resurfacing | Pavement Improvement | $3,286,262 | |
| VIRGINIA | Asphalt resurfacing | Pavement Improvement | $5,767,597 | |
| VIRGINIA | Asphalt resurfacing | Pavement Improvement | $4,625,261 | |
| VIRGINIA | CHARLOTTESVILLE | Resurfacing | Pavement Improvement | $4,847,872 |
| VIRGINIA | Asphalt resurfacing | Pavement Improvement | $1,596,086 | |
| VIRGINIA | WASHINGTON (DC-MD-VA) | Asphalt resurfacing | Pavement Improvement | $4,415,118 |
| VIRGINIA | WASHINGTON (DC-MD-VA) | Pavement resurfacing | Pavement Improvement | $5,737,608 |
| VIRGINIA | Culvert replacements and rehabilitations | Pavement Improvement | $10,965,900 | |
| VIRGINIA | Bridge superstructure replacements and substructure rehabilitations | Pavement Improvement | $9,616,497 | |
| VIRGINIA | ARRA Lynchburg District Design Build Culvert Rehabilitation | Pavement Improvement | $6,567,000 | |
| VIRGINIA | Bridge superstructure replacements and substructure rehabilitations | Pavement Improvement | $15,168,450 | |
| VIRGINIA | ROANOKE | ARRA Salem District 2009 Design Build - Culverts | Pavement Improvement | $681,450 |
| VIRGINIA | Culvert replacements and rehabilitations | Pavement Improvement | $1,303,500 | |
| VIRGINIA | FREDERICKSBURG | Bridge superstructure replacements and substructure rehabilitations | Pavement Improvement | $3,281,850 |
| VIRGINIA | Bridge superstructure replacements and substructure rehabilitations | Pavement Improvement | $6,753,450 | |
| VIRGINIA | Bridge superstructure replacements and substructure rehabilitations | Pavement Improvement | $785,400 | |
| VIRGINIA | WASHINGTON (DC-MD-VA) | Bridge superstructure replacements and substructure rehabilitations | Pavement Improvement | $1,518,000 |
| VIRGINIA | ROANOKE | Bridge superstructure replacements and substructure rehabilitations | Pavement Improvement | $1,126,950 |
| VIRGINIA | ARRA Staunton District Superstructure Replacements | Pavement Improvement | $8,324,250 | |
| VIRGINIA | FREDERICKSBURG | ARRA RTE 3 ADD THROUGH & RIGHT TURN LANES EBL & WBL | Pavement Widening | $25,214,915 |
| VIRGINIA | NEWP NEWS-HAMPTON-VA BEACH-NORFOLK | ARRA BRAC FT EUSTIS RTE 105 - CN OF PARALLEL LANES (WB) | Pavement Widening | $27,731,101 |
| VIRGINIA | Resurfacing and guardrail upgrade | Pavement Improvement | $1,836,741 | |
| VIRGINIA | NEWP NEWS-HAMPTON-VA BEACH-NORFOLK | Pavement overlay and guardrail upgrade | Pavement Improvement | $7,815,875 |
| VIRGINIA | NEWP NEWS-HAMPTON-VA BEACH-NORFOLK | Asphalt Resurfacing (James City County - Rtes. I64, 60, 143 and 321) | Pavement Improvement | $7,311,083 |
| VIRGINIA | Resurfacing and Guardrail Work on Rtes. 58 and 220 in Henry County | Pavement Improvement | $4,122,108 | |
| VIRGINIA | Asphalt resurfacing | Pavement Improvement | $2,944,493 | |
| VIRGINIA | Asphalt resurfacing | Pavement Improvement | $472,898 | |
| VIRGINIA | WASHINGTON (DC-MD-VA) | ARRA - Semper Fidelis Memorial Park Trails | Other | $500,000 |
| VIRGINIA | ROANOKE | ARRA- City of Salem, Roanoke River Greenway | Other | $600,000 |
| VIRGINIA | ROANOKE | ARRA - City of Roanoke, Roanoke River Greenway | Other | $1,400,000 |
| VIRGINIA | RICHMOND | ARRA- Virginia Capital Trail, New Market Heights Phase | Other | $8,183,825 |
| VIRGINIA | ARRA - High Bridge Trail | Other | $2,000,000 | |
| VIRGINIA | ARRA - Tobacco Heritage Trail | New Construction | $6,000,000 | |
| VIRGINIA | ARRA - Historic Valley Turnpike - Bike and Pedestrian Trails | Other | $850,000 | |
| VIRGINIA | NEWP NEWS-HAMPTON-VA BEACH-NORFOLK | ARRA - WITCHDUCK RD - 6 LANES | Pavement Widening | $10,607,101 |
| VIRGINIA | NEWP NEWS-HAMPTON-VA BEACH-NORFOLK | ARRA- CIty of Chesapeake, Dismal Swamp Canal Trail | Other | $1,300,000 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA-SR2 / MONROE CITY LIMIT TO SULTAN PAVING SR2-1.85 TO 7.08 MILES EAST OF JUNCTION SR522. | Pavement Improvement | $1,946,979 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - JUNCTION SR211 TO NEWPORT - PAVING SR2-VICINITY JUNCTION SR211 TO THE IDAHO / WASHINGTON STATE LINE. | Pavement Improvement | $7,819,040 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - WILBUR PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS SR2-1.05 TO 1.41 MILES EAST OF JUNCTION SR21. | Safety/Traffic Management | $160,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Dayton, West Dayton Street Beautification FROM:WSDOT Maint Shop TO:Main/Pine LEN: 0.166MI | Transportation Enhancements | $148,593 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - CLIFFS ROAD VICINITY TO CHAMBERLAIN / GOODNOE ROAD - CHIP SEAL SR14-7.26 TO 12.62 MILES EAST OF JUNCTION SR97. | Pavement Improvement | $509,307 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Washougal, SR 14 Pedestrian Tunnel FROM:500' E of 15th St TO: LEN: 0.000MI | Transportation Enhancements | $594,366 | |
| WASHINGTON | Construct two roundabouts, center median, sidewalks, drainage, bike lanes, and turn lanes. | Pavement Widening | $1,959,623 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Arlington, 188th Street Pedestrian Trail FROM:59th Ave TO:67th Ave. LEN: 0.570MI | Transportation Enhancements | $122,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - NORTH KELSO TO CASTLE ROCK - PAVING AND SAFETY SR5-12.48 TO 19.61 MILES SOUTH OF JUNCTION SR505. | Pavement Improvement | $8,104,791 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - SR5 / SR501 RIDGEFIELD INTERCHANGE - REBUILD SR501 INTERCHANGE SR5-2.23 TO 2.91 MILES NORTH OF JUNCTION SR502. | Bridge Replacement | $10,000,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | PORTLAND-VANCOUVER, OR-WA | ARRA - I-205 JUNCTION TO DIKE ROAD - MEDIAN CABLE I-5 - VICINITY JUNCTION I-205 TO 14.76 MILES NORTH. | Safety/Traffic Management | $2,711,330 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - KOONTZ ROAD TO HARRISON AVENUE VICINITY - PAVING AND SAFETY SR5-6.02 TO 19.31 MILES NORTH OF JUNCTION SR505. | Pavement Improvement | $3,479,263 | |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | PORT OF TACOMA ROAD TO KING COUNTY LINE - H.O.V. SR5-0.47 TO 4.45 MILES NORTHEAST OF JUNCTION SR167. | Pavement Widening | $48,678,860 |
| WASHINGTON | TACOMA | ARRA - EASTBOUND NALLEY VALLEY - ADD H.O.V. SR5-4.36 TO 5.36 MILES NORTH OF JUNCTION SR512. | Other | $7,784,925 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - MARYSVILLE TO STILLAGUAMISH RIVER VICINITY - MEDIAN BARRIER SR5-VICINITY JUNCTION SR530 TO 10.00 MILES SOUTH. | Safety/Traffic Management | $2,500,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - SR532 VICINITY TO STARBIRD ROAD VICINITY - PCCP REHABILITATION SR5-1.77 TO 7.87 MILES SOUTH OF JUNCTION SR534. | Pavement Improvement | $7,184,050 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Oroville ,5th Ave./SR 97 to 23rd Ave./SR 97 FROM:5th Ave/Hwy 97 TO:300' N of Westlke/97 LEN: 1.580MI | Transportation Enhancements | $1,055,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - CENTERVILLE RD. VIC. TO BICKELTON RD. BR. & SATUS PASS VIC. - PAVING SR97-30.63 TO 53.95 MILES SOUTH OF JUNCTION SR22. | Pavement Improvement | $3,536,233 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Aberdeen, Heron Street Sidewalk Improvements FROM:K Street TO:F Street LEN: 0.400MI | Transportation Enhancements | $614,448 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Orting, SR 162 Rechannelization/Streetscape FROM:Calistoga Street TO:Bridge Street LEN: 0.260MI | Pavement Improvement | $420,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Renton, Rainier Ave S/Shattuck Ave Stormwater FROM:S 4th Place TO:S 7th Street LEN: 0.220MI | Other | $2,000,000 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Castle Rock, Riverfront Trail Restoration FROM:Shintaffer St TO:800ft S of Shntffr LEN: 0.152MI | Transportation Enhancements | $66,578 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - STEPTOE TO SR271 - RUMBLE STRIPS - CENTERLINE SR195-5.82 TO 23.57 MILES NORTH OF JUNCTION SR26. | Safety/Traffic Management | $132,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | Replace existing timber bridge with new pre stressed concrete bridge. | Pavement Improvement | $350,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - JUNCTION SR2 TO BRUCE ROAD - PAVING SR206-VICINITY JUNCTION SR2 TO 2.44 MILES EAST. | Pavement Improvement | $716,066 | |
| WASHINGTON | Construct 4,700 LF of 5' wide sidewalk along Okoma Drive (SR 215) form Jasmine St. to W. 4th Avenue; installation of ADA compliant sidewalk ramps at intersections; crosswalks; 2,400 LF of new curb; an | Transportation Enhancements | $177,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Edmonds, Annual Asphalt Overlay Program FROM: TO: LEN: 2.000MI | Pavement Improvement | $999,985 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - SPOKANE COUNTY LINE TO LOON LAKE - PAVING SR395-0.18 TO 6.89 MILES SOUTH OF JUNCTION SR292. | Pavement Improvement | $2,176,575 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - LOON LAKE TO IMMEL ROAD - PAVING SR395-16.95 TO 39.23 MILES SOUTH OF JUNCTION SR20 (COLVILLE). | Pavement Improvement | $8,225,774 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Benton City ,7th Street Sidewalk FROM:Ellen Ave. TO:150' N of Hope Lane LEN: 0.436MI | Transportation Enhancements | $207,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Wahkiakum Co., Ferry Ramp Replacement FROM:MP 3.92 TO: LEN: 0.020MI | Bridge Replacement | $590,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | LONGVIEW (OR) | ARRA - LEWIS AND CLARK BRIDGE 433/1 - SUPERSTRUCTURE PAINTING SR433-0.40 TO 0.94 MILES SOUTH OF JUNCTION SR432. | Other | $1,000,000 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Tenino, Sussex Avenue Street Illumination FROM:Ritter TO:Ragless LEN: 0.400MI | Transportation Enhancements | $544,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Normandy Park, 1st Ave Phase II-A FROM:192 St SW TO:200th St SW LEN: 0.500MI | Pavement Improvement | $3,834,000 |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Redmond, NE 36th Street Bridge FROM:NE 31st St TO:N 36th St Ovr SR 520 LEN: 0.500MI | New Bridge Construction | $4,594,075 |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Everett, West Marine View Dr. Ped/Bike Imp FROM:10th St TO:16th St LEN: 0.530MI | Transportation Enhancements | $1,676,331 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Hoquiam ,Citywide Ped Safety & Mobility FROM: TO: LEN: 0.000MI | Transportation Enhancements | $195,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Ilwaco, Beards Hollow Overlook FROM:SR 100 TO:@ Beard's Hollow LEN: 0.100MI | Transportation Enhancements | $100,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ADA ramps and sidewalk transition improvements on East and West Washington Street. | Transportation Enhancements | $170,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | OLYMPIA | ARRA - Lacey, Woodland Trail Develpment Ph. 2 FROM:Chehalis Wstrn Trail TO:Woodland Crk Com.Ctr LEN: 2.400MI | Transportation Enhancements | $1,000,000 |
| WASHINGTON | YAKIMA | ARRA - VALLEY MALL BOULEVARD INTERCHANGE IMPROVEMENTS SR82-1.23 TO 1.83 MILES SOUTH OF JUNCTION SR24. | Other | $1,264,317 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - GRANGER TO W. GRANDVIEW WB - DOWEL BAR RETROFIT AND CONCRETE REHAB. SR82-9.76 TO 24.49 MILES NORTHWEST OF JUNCTION SR22. | Pavement Improvement | $6,898,932 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - SNOQUALMIE PASS VICINITY - CAMERA REPLACEMENT I-90 -19.58 TO 58.32 MILES EAST OF JUNCTION SR18. | Safety/Traffic Management | $60,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - YAKIMA RIVER TO WEST ELLENSBURG - PAVING SR90- 1.06 TO 8.25 MILES NW OF JUNCTION SR82. | Pavement Improvement | $2,428,622 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - SLIDE CURVE VICINITY TO CABIN CREEK EASTBOUND - PAVEMENT RESTORATION SR90-21.63 TO 26.31 MILES WEST OF JUNCTION SR970. | Pavement Improvement | $2,973,679 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - SNOQUALMIE SUMMIT TO HYAK - DOWEL BAR RETROFIT AND PCCP REHAB. WB. SR90-26.60 TO 29.81 MILES EAST OF JUNCTION SR18. | Pavement Improvement | $3,790,826 | |
| WASHINGTON | LAKE EASTON VICINITY TO BULLFROG ROAD INTERCHANGE - REPLACE PCCP SR90-6.86 TO 16.36 MILES NORTHWEST OF JUNCTION SR970. | Pavement Improvement | $20,789,432 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - EASTON VICINITY TO BIG CREEK BRIDGE VICINITY EASTBOUND - REPLACE/REHAB PCCP SR90-10.86 TO 16.36 MILES NW OF JUNCTION SR970 | Other | $600,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - MEDICAL LAKE TO I-90 - RUMBLE STRIPS - CENTERLINE SR902-MILEPOST 0.16 TO MILEPOST 12.00. | Safety/Traffic Management | $41,229 | |
| WASHINGTON | Highway is due for resurfacing by least life cycle cost method. Resurface the existing roadway pavement. This will prolong the life of the roadway at the least life cycle cost and provide for a smoot | Pavement Improvement | $4,575,382 | |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Kent, East Valley Highway Improvements FROM:SR 167 TO:S. 212th Street LEN: 0.850MI | Pavement Widening | $2,000,000 |
| WASHINGTON | SPOKANE | ARRA - Spokane, Fish Lake Trail FROM:Fish Lk/S View Acres TO:Scribner/Sunset Hwy LEN: 7.000MI | Transportation Enhancements | $778,317 |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Burien, 4th Ave SW Non-Motorized Project FROM:SW 153rd Street TO:SW 156th Street LEN: 0.220MI | Transportation Enhancements | $625,000 |
| WASHINGTON | YAKIMA | Construct approximately 3,100 linear feet of 8-foot wide pedestrian pathway. | Transportation Enhancements | $158,643 |
| WASHINGTON | WENATCHEE | ARRA - Wenatchee, Historic Pipeline/Pedestrian Bridge FROM:450' E of Bridge St TO:150' W of SR 28 LEN: 0.208MI | Transportation Enhancements | $1,506,749 |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Seattle, South Spokane Street Viaduct FROM:Harbor Isl Offramp TO:I-5 I/C LEN: 0.750MI | Pavement Widening | $15,443,000 |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Sammamish, East Lake Sammamish Pkwy - Ph. 1b FROM:NE 18th Place TO:2300 block LEN: 0.120MI | Pavement Improvement | $3,500,000 |
| WASHINGTON | Historic railroad grade on North side of Lake Crescent will be restored and reconstructed as a multi-user regional trail. | Transportation Enhancements | $335,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Jamestown Tribe, Jamestown Community Center to Blyn Rd Trl FROM:Tribal campus/Heron TO:Blyn Rd LEN: 0.682MI | Transportation Enhancements | $111,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Garfield Co., Countywide Pavement Preservation FROM:Various TO:Various LEN: 0.000MI | Pavement Improvement | $230,915 | |
| WASHINGTON | Preservation of roadways in Island County. Locations include: Island Co: Maxwelton Rd; Langley: 3rd St; Coupeville: Front St, N.Main St, Alexander St, S. Main St (Alternate to Front, N.Main, or Alexa | Pavement Improvement | $325,167 | |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - King Co., SW 98th Street Phase I Ped Corridor FROM:11th Ave SW TO:12th Ave SW LEN: 0.050MI | Transportation Enhancements | $1,270,557 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Kittitas Co., Yakima River Canyon Center - Ph. 1 FROM:SR 821 & Thrall Rd TO:SR 821 & Thrall Rd LEN: 0.000MI | Transportation Enhancements | $50,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Kittitas Co., Guardrail Hazard Elimination FROM:various TO:various LEN: 0.000MI | Safety/Traffic Management | $530,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Skamania Co., Cascade Drive Pedestrian Walkway FROM:Dam Access Rd TO:Greenleaf LEN: 0.253MI | Transportation Enhancements | $13,719 | |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Mountlake Terrace, 52nd Avenue Reconstruction FROM:212th St TO:220th St LEN: 0.500MI | Pavement Improvement | $1,000,000 |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Lynnwood, I-5/196th St SW I/C Ped Impvmts FROM:196th/36th TO:196th/Poplar Way LEN: 0.300MI | Transportation Enhancements | $1,250,000 |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Marysville ,67th Ave NE Overlay FROM:Grove Street TO:SR 528 LEN: 0.750MI | Pavement Improvement | $500,000 |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Tulalip Tribe ,116th/34th Fish Passage Culvert FROM:MP 201.38 TO:MP 203.07 LEN: 0.114MI | Pavement Improvement | $2,000,000 |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Snohomish Co., Harbour Pt Blvd - St Reconstruction FROM:St Andrews Dr. TO:Chennault Beach Rd LEN: 0.511MI | Pavement Improvement | $888,692 |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Everett, Holly Drive Non-Motorized FROM:4th Ave. West TO:92nd Street SW LEN: 0.200MI | Transportation Enhancements | $447,886 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Stanwood, 68th Road Realign & School Safety FROM:279th St NW TO:280th St NW LEN: 0.200MI | Pavement Improvement | $750,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Puyallup, Shaw Road Extension Phase III FROM:1000' S of Pioneer TO:East Main St. LEN: 0.760MI | New Construction | $2,000,000 |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - Port of Tacoma, Lincoln Ave. Grade Sep. (ARRA) FROM:Marc Street TO:Thorne Road LEN: 0.400MI | New Bridge Construction | $15,408,000 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Spokane Co., Rutter Parkway Bridge Rehab FROM: TO: LEN: 0.044MI | Bridge Improvement | $448,329 | |
| WASHINGTON | RICHLAND-KENNEWICK | ARRA - Kennewick, Columbia Overlook - Phase 1 FROM:Volland St TO:Neel St. LEN: 0.000MI | Transportation Enhancements | $140,000 |
| WASHINGTON | RICHLAND-KENNEWICK | ARRA - Richland, First Street Improvements FROM:Stevens Dr. TO:George Washington Wy LEN: 0.500MI | Pavement Widening | $1,600,000 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Sumas, Bob Mitchell Avenue FROM:W Front St TO:Cherry St LEN: 0.720MI | Pavement Improvement | $120,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | SPOKANE | ARRA - Spokane Valley ,Sprague Ave. Resurfacing Project #1 FROM:University St. TO:Evergreen St. LEN: 2.000MI | Pavement Improvement | $2,606,469 |
| WASHINGTON | SPOKANE | ARRA - Spokane, Five Mile Rd. - Ash to Lincoln FROM:Ash Rd. TO:Lincoln Rd. LEN: 1.300MI | Pavement Improvement | $112,720 |
| WASHINGTON | SPOKANE | ARRA - Spokane Co., 5 Mile & Strong Rd Reconstruction FROM:Strong to Berridae TO:Rustle to Five Mile LEN: 1.950MI | Pavement Improvement | $859,000 |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - NORTHEAST 8TH STREET TO SR520 - BRAIDED RAMPS (DESIGN / BUILD) SR405-3.11 TO 4.61 MILES SOUTH OF JUNCTION SR908. | Pavement Improvement | $30,000,000 |
| WASHINGTON | SEATTLE-TACOMA, WA | ARRA - SR405 / NORTHEAST 195TH STREET TO SR527 - NORTHBOUND WIDENING - DESIGN / BUILD SR405-2.68 TO 5.68 MILES S. OF JCT. SR524. | Pavement Widening | $38,414,757 |
| WASHINGTON | YAKIMA | Improve Nob Hill Boulevard from 64th Avenue to 72nd Avenue including curb & gutter, sidewalk, storm drainage system, illumination and intersection improvements (64th Avenue). | Pavement Improvement | $950,000 |
| WASHINGTON | Overlay Existing Roadway from MP 0.94 to MP 1.93. Upgrade handicap ramps to current ADA standards. The work will involve overlaying approximately 4.5 lane miles with Hot Mix Asphalt and upgrades. | Pavement Improvement | $400,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | YAKIMA | ARRA - Moxee, Beaudry Road Improvements FROM:Duffield Rd TO:1500 l.f. South LEN: 0.284MI | Pavement Improvement | $500,000 |
| WASHINGTON | YAKIMA | ARRA - Selah, Speyers Road Improvements FROM:W Fremont St TO:N 13th St LEN: 0.680MI | Pavement Improvement | $1,598,000 |
| WASHINGTON | OLYMPIA | ARRA - Tumwater, Capitol Blvd Sidewalk and Bike Lane FROM:S end Of E St. TO:N End of M St. LEN: 0.660MI | Transportation Enhancements | $360,000 |
| WASHINGTON | OLYMPIA | ARRA - Tumwater, Capitol Blvd - Dennis to Israel FROM:Dennis St. TO:Isreal Rd. LEN: 0.250MI | Pavement Improvement | $234,000 |
| WASHINGTON | OLYMPIA | ARRA - Olympia, Union Avenue Overlay FROM:Capitol Way TO:Plum Street LEN: 0.440MI | Pavement Improvement | $1,098,824 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Thurston Co., Steilacoom Rd. Ped. Enhancements FROM:Stonewood Dr. SE TO:Duterrow/Deerbrush LEN: 0.170MI | Transportation Enhancements | $110,244 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Lewis Co., Jackson Highway (MP 1.22 to 2.81) FROM:Chehalis Valley Dr. TO:Hillcrest Rd. LEN: 1.590MI | Pavement Improvement | $775,898 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Asotin Co., Scenic Way Overlay FROM:2nd Ave. TO:Fleshman Way LEN: 0.980MI | Pavement Improvement | $641,147 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Moses Lake, Lakeshore & Peninsula Recnstruction FROM:Battery Road TO:Pommer St LEN: 1.000MI | Pavement Improvement | $1,200,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Grant Co. ,Fairgrounds Path FROM:S/Side Fairgrnds TO:N/Side Fairgrnds LEN: 0.480MI | Transportation Enhancements | $56,894 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Sunnyside, Yakima Valley Hwy/Lincoln Ave O'lay FROM:@ I/S TO:@ I/S LEN: 0.200MI | Pavement Improvement | $150,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | YAKIMA | ARRA - Toppenish, S Toppenish/Washington Ave Imp FROM:Division St TO:W 1st St LEN: 0.210MI | Pavement Improvement | $320,000 |
| WASHINGTON | BREMERTON | ARRA - Poulsbo, Viking Avenue - Phase II FROM:SR 305 TO:Finn Hill LEN: 0.660MI | Pavement Improvement | $2,729,358 |
| WASHINGTON | BREMERTON | ARRA - Bainbridge Island, Core 40 Shldr Widen-Blakely-Ph. 2 FROM:Sta 28+00 TO:Sta 35+50 LEN: 0.133MI | Transportation Enhancements | $150,000 |
| WASHINGTON | LONGVIEW (OR) | ARRA - Cowlitz Co., Coal Creek Road Improvements FROM:Pacific Way TO:MP 1.50 LEN: 1.230MI | Pavement Widening | $1,056,593 |
| WASHINGTON | LONGVIEW (OR) | ARRA - Kelso, 13th Avenue Overlay FROM:Colorado St TO:Grade St LEN: 0.975MI | Pavement Improvement | $290,587 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Ellensburg, Canyon Road Overlay FROM:N I-90 ROW TO:Umptanum Rd LEN: 0.500MI | Pavement Improvement | $394,865 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - College Place, Whitman Drive Multi-Use Path FROM:Academy Way TO:Doans Ave. LEN: 0.270MI | Transportation Enhancements | $58,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Walla Walla, 13th Avenue Improvements FROM: Rose/280' N of Abd TO:Cherry to Rees LEN: 0.714MI | Pavement Widening | $1,980,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | MOUNT VERNON | ARRA - Mount Vernon, Anderson/Laventure- Fwlr to Blkbrn FROM:Fowler St. TO:Blackburn St. LEN: 0.250MI | New Construction | $971,970 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Sedro-Woolley ,Fruitdale & McGarigle Arterial Imp FROM:SR 20/Fruitdale Int TO:SR 9/McGarigle Int LEN: 1.340MI | Pavement Improvement | $134,867 | |
| WASHINGTON | Resurfacing 1760 l.f. of collector arterial: Whitman St from Kamiaken to Maple, Maiden Lane from Whitman to Opal, and Opal from Maiden Lane to Campus. | Pavement Improvement | $358,819 | |
| WASHINGTON | Reconstruct and widen existing road. | Pavement Improvement | $500,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Cheney, Cheney Spangle Road Improvements FROM:100' S of SR 904 TO:City limits LEN: 0.400MI | Transportation Enhancements | $700,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Island Co., Ault Field Road Widening FROM: Oak Harbor Rd. TO:Goldie Road LEN: 0.240MI | Pavement Improvement | $1,500,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Ferndale ,2nd Avenue Extension FROM:Wash/2nd I/S TO:Portal Way/I-5 I/C LEN: 0.500MI | New Construction | $1,541,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Grandview, Euclid Road Resurfacing FROM:Forsell Road TO:Stassen Way LEN: 0.767MI | Pavement Improvement | $318,327 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Lynden, Grover Street FROM:Lawrence St. TO:BNSF RR LEN: 0.600MI | Pavement Improvement | $981,169 | |
| WASHINGTON | Grinding and overlay of existing street. Project will include striping, installing handicap ramps & utility adjustments as needed. | Pavement Improvement | $393,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Eatonville, SR 161 Rural Town Center & Corridor FROM:Lynch St TO:Mashell R. Br Vic. LEN: 1.000MI | Pavement Widening | $588,101 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Stevens Co. ,Countywide Pavement Preservation FROM:SR 25 TO:SR 395 LEN: 33.370MI | Pavement Improvement | $980,276 | |
| WASHINGTON | BELLINGHAM | ARRA - Bellingham, 2009 Pedestrian Crossing Safety FROM:various TO:various LEN: 0.000MI | Transportation Enhancements | $349,948 |
| WASHINGTON | YAKIMA | Grind and overlay Rudkin Road and Main Street/ Ahtanum Road Intersection including new traffic signal trip wires (traffic loops). | Pavement Improvement | $322,000 |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - PACIFIC COUNTY 2009 - PAVING SR101-ASTORIA BRIDGE TO JUNCTION SR4. AND SR103-ENTIRE ROUTE. | Pavement Improvement | $394,691 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - MOSES LAKE TO EPHRATA - PASSING LANE AND SAFETY SR17-VICINITY JUNCTION SR282 TO 18.60 MILES SOUTH. SR282-ENTIRE ROUTE. | Pavement Improvement | $6,088,296 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - NORTH CENTRAL REGION 2009 CHIP SEAL - STAGE 2 SR155-MP62.80 TO MP78.82, SR243-MP0.00 TO MP28.26, SR262-MP0.00 TO MP22.24 | Pavement Improvement | $3,574,243 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - UPGRADE SR20 HAR AND INSTALL NEW RADIO AT SR395 / SR26. SR20-VICINITY 7.35 MILES EAST OF JUNCTION SR21. | Safety/Traffic Management | $244,788 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - STATEWIDE CENTERLINE RUMBLE STRIP - STATEWIDE - | Other | $200,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - STATEWIDE CABLE MEDIAN BARRIER - STATEWIDE - | Other | $675,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - EASTERN WASHINGTON - CENTERLINE RUMBLE STRIPS - EASTERN WASHINGTON - | Safety/Traffic Management | $812,608 | |
| WASHINGTON | This section of SR 7 has a high frequency of crossover collisions. By installing centerline rumble stirips and replacing pavement markings, this project will reduce this type of collision and improve | Safety/Traffic Management | $913,689 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - NORTHWEST REGION - CENTERLINE RUMBLE STRIPS SELECTED AREAS ON SR'S 9, 20, 92, 164, 530, 539, 542 AND 546. | Safety/Traffic Management | $757,389 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - WESTERN WASHINGTON - MEDIAN CABLE BARRIER SELECTED AREAS ON SR'S: I-5, SR18 AND I-90. | Safety/Traffic Management | $1,164,810 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA-THORP VIC (MP100.25to100.5) & MOSES LK(MP164.15to170.39&MP173.7to174.52)-MEDIAN CABLE BARRIER I-90. | Safety/Traffic Management | $1,369,902 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Benton Co., Webber Canyon Road - Phase 2 FROM:Kiona TO:SR 224/I-82 LEN: 0.300MI | Pavement Improvement | $1,200,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Prosser, Sheridan Avenue Improvements FROM:Third St TO:Sixth St LEN: 0.275MI | Pavement Improvement | $500,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Chelan Co., North Road Improvements FROM:Chumstick Hwy TO:Fox Road LEN: 0.560MI | Pavement Improvement | $1,021,318 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Forks, Bogachiel Way Improvements FROM:US 101 TO:6th Avenue LEN: 0.510MI | Pavement Improvement | $160,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Kalama, First Street - Phase 2 FROM:Geranium St TO:Kingwood St LEN: 0.300MI | Transportation Enhancements | $416,250 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Lincoln Co., Kiner Road No. 9115 - Phase 1 FROM:900' S of Tolonn I/S TO:Monson Rd I/S LEN: 4.240MI | Pavement Improvement | $654,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Skamania Co., Wind River Road FROM:MP 0.01 TO:MP 0.93 LEN: 0.920MI | Pavement Improvement | $306,711 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Thurston Co. ,Old Hwy 99 Turn Ln. & Prairie Cr Br FROM:203rd TO:600' N of Sargent LEN: 0.400MI | Bridge Replacement | $1,330,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Whitman Co., Wawawai Road Overlay FROM:MP 13.96 TO:MP 19.40 LEN: 5.440MI | Pavement Improvement | $896,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Harrah ,Harrah Road Overlay FROM:Mauch St TO:Canal Rd LEN: 0.625MI | Pavement Improvement | $360,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Adams Co., Lee Road Overlay - Phase 1 FROM:Reynolds Rd TO:Lemaster Road LEN: 3.030MI | Pavement Improvement | $832,923 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Dayton, Dayton Avenue Overlay FROM:Front St TO:US 12 LEN: 0.250MI | Pavement Improvement | $225,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Franklin Co., R-170 Land Slide Area FROM:Sagehill I/S TO:Klamath Road I/S LEN: 2.810MI | Pavement Improvement | $750,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Pacific Co., Sandridge Road - MP 0.99 to 2.61 FROM:MP 0.99 TO:MP 2.61 LEN: 1.620MI | Pavement Improvement | $588,412 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Wapato ,Camas Avenue Grind and Overlay FROM:3rd St. TO:9th St. LEN: 0.400MI | Pavement Improvement | $312,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - PAVE WEST LITTLE ISLAND ROAD MILEPOST 0.00 TO MILEPOST 1.80. | Pavement Improvement | $200,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Pend Oreille Co. ,Deer Valley Rd. (MP 8.42 to 9.55) FROM:MP 8.42 TO:MP 9.55 LEN: 1.170MI | Pavement Improvement | $471,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - San Juan Co., Fisherman Bay Road MP 0.43 - 2.19 FROM:Hummel Lake Rd. TO:Military Rd. LEN: 1.760MI | Pavement Improvement | $416,620 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - La Conner, 2009 Maple Avenue Resurfacing FROM:Caledonia St TO:Morris St. LEN: 0.502MI | Pavement Improvement | $267,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Conconully, Main St/Lake St Resurfacing FROM:SCL TO:ECL LEN: 0.540MI | Pavement Improvement | $126,198 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Colfax, Fairview Street Overlay FROM:Main & Wawawai TO:Fairview & Meadow LEN: 0.284MI | Pavement Improvement | $192,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | Place 0.15 ft of HMA overlay on McEwan Prairie Road. Recessed pavement markers, shoulder dressing, striping and miscellaneous traffic markings will be included in the project. | Pavement Improvement | $350,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Rainier, Minnesota St N. of SR 507 Overlay FROM:2nd St SE TO:RR Trestle LEN: 0.300MI | Pavement Improvement | $742,800 | |
| WASHINGTON | Resurfacing of 9 miles of Bridge Creek Rd. - MP 10.29 to MP 17.40. Work will consist of preleveling deficient areas of roadway surface with cold mix asphalt and a Bituminous Surface Treatment. | Pavement Improvement | $370,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Klickitat Co., South Columbus Overlay FROM:Godendale City Limit TO:Hocter Road LEN: 2.390MI | Pavement Improvement | $521,656 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Klickitat Co., Bickleton Hwy Overlay 2 FROM:Fenton Lane TO:MP 8.22 LEN: 1.580MI | Pavement Improvement | $255,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Grant Co., Bridge #244 FROM:RR Tracks TO: Road O-NE LEN: 0.120MI | Bridge Replacement | $750,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Grant Co., L-NE Road Overlay FROM:3-NE TO:Kittleson Rd LEN: 2.010MI | Pavement Improvement | $487,009 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Blaine, Boblett Street Connector FROM:SR 543 TO:Odell Rd. LEN: 0.133MI | New Construction | $348,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Jefferson Co., Center Road Overlay Phase 4 FROM:MP 2.3 TO:MP 4.3 LEN: 2.000MI | Pavement Improvement | $358,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Whatcom Co., Scott Ditch Bridge #245 FROM:MP 10.04 TO:MP 10.09 LEN: 0.050MI | Bridge Replacement | $600,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Cowlitz Co., Westside Hwy Road Improvement FROM:I/S PH10 & Westside TO:.54 Miles North LEN: 0.540MI | Pavement Improvement | $225,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Cowlitz Co., Hall Rd Reconstruction Project FROM:SR 504 TO:Streeter Rd LEN: 0.730MI | Pavement Widening | $330,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Lewis Co., Davis Lake Road (MP .33 to 2.620) FROM:Morton City limits TO:Priest Rd I/S LEN: 2.290MI | Pavement Improvement | $1,027,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Deer Park, Crawford Ave Phase V FROM:Forest St TO:Airport Rd LEN: 0.610MI | Pavement Improvement | $1,674,431 | |
| WASHINGTON | Currently numerous roads are closed or have load restrictions during inclement weather. This project will supplement our yearly paving and road weatherization efforts. | Safety/Traffic Management | $150,000 | |
| WASHINGTON | ARRA - Naches, 2nd St and 3rd St Resurfacing FROM:1-Naches 2-Penny TO:1-Sinclair 2-Tieton LEN: 0.227MI | Pavement Improvement | $326,000 | |
| WEST VIRGINIA | Resurfacing | Pavement Improvement | $906,900 |
Source: FDIC


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Marvel's Star Wars May Answer a Lingering Question From The Force Awakens
by Jon ArvedonOne of several mysteries set up in 2015's Star Wars: The Force Awakens was how Maz Kanata came into possession of the iconic Skywalker lightsaber. However, in Marvel's Star Wars #3 by Charles Soule and Jesus Saiz, we may finally get our answer.
According to Marvel's solicitation text for the upcoming issue, "LUKE SKYWALKER’S only hope at becoming a JEDI KNIGHT was lost during his battle with DARTH VADER…and so he, PRINCESS LEIA and LANDO CALRISSIAN must return to CLOUD CITY to find it!" This seemingly indicates he'll venture back to Bespin to seek out the lightsaber he lost when Darth Vader severed his hand during their duel.
After losing the Jedi weapon that once belonged to Anakin, Luke constructed a new lightsaber with a green kyber crystal. However, the blue-bladed one that was gifted to him by Obi-Wan Kenobi in A New Hope made a return in The Force Awakens when it called out to Rey from the basement of Maz's castle. Then, when Han Solo asked her where she got it, Maz simply said, "A good question -- for another time," leaving fans wondering when exactly this plot point would be addressed.
The cover art and solicitation text for Star Wars #3 are below:
STAR WARS #3
- CHARLES SOULE (W) • JESUS SAIZ (A) • CoverS by R.B. SILVA
- EMPIRE STRIKES BACK VARIANT COVER BY CHRIS SPROUSE
- VARIANT COVER BY EMA LUPACCHINO
- RETURN TO CLOUD CITY!
- • The end of the war and the final defeat of the REBEL ALLIANCE are inevitable as the cunning IMPERIAL COMMANDER ZAHRA unleashes her fury against the splintered and scattered survivors.
- • But where have the Rebellion’s greatest heroes gone when their cause needs them the most?
- • LUKE SKYWALKER’S only hope at becoming a JEDI KNIGHT was lost during his battle with DARTH VADER…and so he, PRINCESS LEIA and LANDO CALRISSIAN must return to CLOUD CITY to find it! But Leia has her own covert mission to accomplish there…and Lando’s mysterious reason for returning could very well ruin their only chance at success!
- 32 PGS./Rated T …$3.99
- Star Wars © Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All rights reserved. Used under authorization. Text and illustrations for Star Wars are © 2019 Lucasfilm Ltd.
Star Wars #3, by Charles Soule and Jesus Saiz, goes on sale in February 2020 from Marvel Comics.
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classes define a configuration registry starting from
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to run when this computation is next invalidated,
or runs it immediately if the computation is already invalidated.ReactorComputationFunction
now and rerun it later whenever its dependencies change.ReactorComputation
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,
which would be invalidated if this ReactorDependency
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react on the current computation (which must exist),
to be called immediately when the current computation is invalidated or stopped.ReactorDependency
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Effectively Consuming Valuable Content
Consuming information in a repeatable and sustainable way is hard. I've used different systems for consuming information and each system failed. I was too concerned I would miss something important.
But then, I realized this: If something is important, it's impossible to miss it. There are too many news sources for you to miss important news. Friends and family will discuss important local and world events while colleagues will keep you informed to industry specific news. The only way to not stay informed is by living in a cave without an internet connection. If this is true for you, how are you reading this?
Workflow For Consumption
You have a voice in your head that loves consuming information. We get a release of dopamine anytime we learn in a new way. Quitting that dopamine addiction and concentration on a repeatable method for consuming valuable content isn't easy. Focusing on the signal and ignoring noise is a massive effort. But, it's rewarding.
To be effective at consuming you need a sustainable and repeatable workflow. You need to build a habit around consuming valuable information while disregarding poor quality content.
For the past 3 months I've developed this method for consuming information in an effective way and thought you could benefit from it. If you find a way to improve the method, please let me know in the comments.
It's important to outline the goals before explaining the method.
Standard Look and Feel
All content consumed should be visually similar. Looking at content formatted different ways is distracting. The content, not the design, should be the focus. The content should still look pretty and be easily read, but, it needs to normalized.
If the content isn't visually the same, you waste brain cycles on looking at the design of the site. You only have a certain amount of willpower each day and say saving it for valuable work is important. It's similar to why some people wear the same clothes every day.
Focus on the Valuable and Ignore the Rest
Focus on reading quality content while ignoring poor content. To be an effective consumer you need to take curating seriously.
Read the headline. If it sounds interesting save it for later reading. If it doesn't sound interesting move on. This curation shouldn't take longer than 2 seconds for each article. If you have 150 unread items, curation shouldn't take longer than 5 minutes.
Choose how often you want to curate. I curate daily, but you could also curate weekly or monthly.
Note: Quickly curating content takes willpower.
Delayed Consumption
Consuming the content should only happen once a day. Time allocated consumption allows you to completely focus on absorption without being distracted. The time you choose for consuming content can be any time you choose.
Note: Delaying consumption takes willpower.
Research Isn't Consumption
Researching a solution to a current problem isn't considered consuming content. As long as you remain focused on solving the problem, and not getting bogged down, you can research solutions to problems outside this method.
If you find yourself falling into a rabbit hole while researching, stop. You have stated to consume content not do research. It takes a few months before you become conscious of doing this. Keep this in mind when researching.
Only Consume Content Offline
You can blame Tim Berners Lee for creating distractions on the Internet. Although Reddit and 4Chan contributed, Tim thought links should go to other interesting content.
The same dopamine release from learning happens when you click a button linking to more potentially good content. Clicking the button releases a food pellet.
If you're like me, you have a browser with 100 tabs open. These 100 items are never consumed, but, you don't want to close them because of the fear of loss.
By consuming content offline there is no way to get the reward. You are forced to concentrate only on the content.
The Method and Tools
Google Reader, Feedly, and Pocket are tools to achieve these goals.
Google Reader
All news sources you think are important should be in Google Reader. When you come across a site with valuable content, add the content feed (RSS or Atom) to Google Reader. Don't bother categorizing the feed. You aren't going to use Google Reader to consume the content.
Google Reader is going to be our repository of valuable content. You are creating a central firehose for consumption. If you don't have a site in Google Reader; you don't think it's important.
Adding a feed to Google Reader doesn't mean it will always be important. Prune Google Reader. If you found someone's site helpful once, but now it isn't being valuable, remove it.
Feedly
You already chose how often you curate, whether that's daily, weekly, or monthly. I use Feedly for all my curation. I don't use Feedly to consume information.
I prefer Feedly over the starring items in Google Reader because Feedly integrates with Pocket - the tool I use for consumption. Additionally, Feedly syncs with Google Reader. So, wether I use Google Reader or Feedly to curate the article is marked as read.
Remember, with curation all you are doing is identifying valuable content. You aren't reading it. You aren't allowed to read content until you finish the curation step.
The whole purpose of Feedly is to dump interesting content into Pocket for later consumption. Feedly integrates easily with Pocket.
I've used other apps for reading later, including Instapaper and Evernote, however, Pocket solves three of my main goals. Pocket satisfies the "look and feel", "delayed consumption", and "reading offline" goals.
Pocket also has a [chrome extension][9] so if I find myself going down a rabbit hole while researching I can mark the article and move on. This helps me get past the 100 tabs problem.
With Pocket, I additionally get the benefit of being able to read articles on the Web, Phone, Tablet, or in a Native App.
Improvements
This is the most efficient way I've found to consume content. Let me know if you have any suggestions for improvement.
Thanks to David Kuchar for introducing me to Pocket.


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This page will let you explore the ORES service, construct scoring requests, and probe information about the models used.
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First ever Vegan Christmas Market to take place Sunday
Descendants Brewery is hosting the vegan-themed holiday event
by Phi DoanWaterloo Region is in for a vegan holiday treat this Sunday.
Descendants Brewery is hosting the Vegan Christmas Market on November 24, the first ever of its kind in the region.
You can expect local vegan business selling all sorts of apparel and accessories; baked and savoury goods; and cheese (made from milk alternatives). There will also be local craft beer and music to enjoy.
Darren Power, Operations Manager, FAIR/SQUARE Canada—ironically located in the dairy capital of Canada, Woodstock—helped organized the event with his wife.
He says the "vegetarian and veganism movement has been growing quite a bit in the last few years" and the two of them realize an opportunity as there hasn't "been a vegan Christmas market organized, outside of Toronto."
"We know there's an amazing vegan community in this area, so we called up Descendants and they were happy to have us."
Power says not only can you expect "different stuff that you wouldn't see at another event," but much of what's being sold would be Canadian and/or fairtrade.
"So, that's a big part of the movement, is like treating people as good as we want to treat animals as well."
The event is all-ages, as well as nut-free. They will also be selling raffle tickets for prizes. Tickets are $5 and all proceeds are donated to the Froghollow Farm Sanctuary.


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Fuel used in the ships normal thruster drive
§ Fuel()
| MidnightBlue.Fuel.Fuel |
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int |
initialCount | ) |
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inline |
Initializes a new instance of the T:MidnightBlue.Fuel class.
- Parameters
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| initialCount | Initial amount of fuel. |
§ Effect()
| override void MidnightBlue.Fuel.Effect |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- Shared/src/Game/Inventory/Fuel.cs


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This record stores data for Excel 2007 new auto-filter types.
Record Data — BIFF8 only
|
Offset |
Name |
Size |
Contents |
|
4 |
rt |
2 |
Record type; this matches the BIFF rt in the first two bytes of the record; =087Eh |
|
6 |
grbitFrt |
2 |
FRT cell reference flag; =0 currently |
|
8 |
(Reserved) |
8 |
Currently not used, and set to 0 |
|
16 |
iEntry |
2 |
The number of the column to which this filter applies, 0-based; stored as 2-byte integer number |
|
18 |
fHideArrow |
4 |
=1 if dropdown arrow is hidden |
|
22 |
ft |
4 |
Filter type (see below for details) |
|
26 |
cft |
4 |
Custom filter type (see below for details) |
|
30 |
ccriteria |
4 |
Number of criteria |
|
34 |
cdategroupings |
4 |
Number of date groupings |
|
38 |
grbit |
2 |
Auto-filter flags (see below for details) |
|
40 |
wTop10Num |
4 |
Top 10 filter type (see below for details). Only defined when fTop10 in grbit is =1 |
|
44 |
idList |
4 |
Table unique ID, =0xFFFFFFFF if this is worksheet auto-filter; stored as unsigned 4-byte integer number |
|
48 |
guidSview |
16 |
GUID of the associated custom view, if any; a 16-byte (128-bit) number |
|
64 |
rgb |
var |
DXF data or cell icon (see below for details) |
The ft field contains one of the following values:
|
ft |
Filter type |
|
00h |
Value |
|
01h |
Cell color |
|
02h |
Font color |
|
03h |
Cell icon |
The cft field contains one of the following values:
|
cft |
Custom filter type |
|
00h |
Nothing |
|
01h |
Above average |
|
02h |
Below average |
|
03h |
Top 10 |
|
04h |
Equal to date |
|
05h |
Before date |
|
06h |
After date |
|
07h |
Between dates |
|
08h |
Tomorrow |
|
09h |
Today |
|
0Ah |
Yesterday |
|
0Bh |
Next week |
|
0Ch |
This week |
|
0Dh |
Last week |
|
0Eh |
Next month |
|
0Fh |
This month |
|
10h |
Last month |
|
11h |
Next quarter |
|
12h |
This quarter |
|
13h |
Last quarter |
|
14h |
Next year |
|
15h |
This year |
|
16h |
Last year |
|
17h |
Year-to-date |
|
18h |
1st quarter |
|
19h |
2nd quarter |
|
1Ah |
3rd quarter |
|
1Bh |
4th quarter |
|
1Ch |
1st month |
|
1Dh |
2nd month |
|
1Eh |
3rd month |
|
1Fh |
4th month |
|
20h |
5th month |
|
21h |
6th month |
|
22h |
7th month |
|
23h |
8th month |
|
24h |
9th month |
|
25h |
10th month |
|
26h |
11th month |
|
27h |
12th month |
|
28h |
Not equal to date |
|
29h |
Before or equal to date |
|
2Ah |
After or equal to date |
|
2Bh |
Not between dates |
The grbit field contains the following flags:
|
Offset |
Bits |
Mask |
Name |
Contents |
|
0 |
0 |
0001h |
fTop10 |
=1 if this is Top 10 criterion |
|
|
1 |
0002h |
fTop |
=1 if top, =0 if bottom |
|
|
2 |
0004h |
fPercent |
=1 if percent, =0 if items |
|
|
3 |
0008h |
fWorksheetAutoFilter |
=1 if this is worksheet AutoFilter |
|
|
4-15 |
FFF0h |
(Reserved) |
Currently not used, and set to 0 |
The wTop10Num field contains one of the following values:
|
wTop10Num |
Top 10 filter type |
|
00h |
Unknown |
|
01h |
Count |
|
02h |
Percent |
|
03h |
Sum |
If ft field contains 00h (value) , then there is no data stored in rgb block. All criteria and date groupings data is stored in CONTINUEFRT12 (87Fh) records that follow EZFILTER12 (87Eh) record as described below.
First stored are ccriteria CONTINUEFRT12 records of the following form:
Record Data — BIFF8 only
|
Offset |
Name |
Size |
Contents |
|
4 |
rt |
2 |
Record type; this matches the BIFF rt in the first two bytes of the record; =087Fh |
|
6 |
grbitFrt |
2 |
FRT cell reference flag; =0 currently |
|
8 |
ref |
8 |
Area reference (range) to which the AutoFilter is applied |
|
16 |
doper |
10 |
DOPER structure (described in AUTOFILTER (9Eh) record) |
|
26 |
rgch |
var |
String storage for vtString DOPER |
Criteria records are followed by cdategroupings CONTINUEFRT12 records of the following form:
Record Data — BIFF8 only
|
Offset |
Name |
Size |
Contents |
|
4 |
rt |
2 |
Record type; this matches the BIFF rt in the first two bytes of the record; =087Fh |
|
6 |
grbitFrt |
2 |
FRT cell reference flag; =0 currently |
|
8 |
ref |
8 |
Area reference (range) to which the AutoFilter is applied |
|
16 |
yr |
2 |
Year, 4-digit |
|
18 |
mon |
2 |
Month, 1-12 |
|
20 |
dom |
4 |
Day of the month, 1-31 |
|
24 |
hour |
2 |
Hour, 0-23 |
|
26 |
min |
2 |
Minute, 0-59 |
|
28 |
sec |
2 |
Second, 0-59 |
|
30 |
wdy |
2 |
Day of the week, 1-7 |
|
32 |
fracsec |
2 |
Fractions of a second |
|
34 |
wRound |
2 |
Rounding parameter: 00h. Round to seconds 01h. Round to 10th of seconds 02h. Round to 100th of seconds 03h. Round to 1000th of seconds |
|
36 |
dnt |
4 |
Date node type. Specifies which part of the date (Year/Month/Day/Hour/Minute/Second) is being used in the filter: 00h. Year 01h. Month 02h. Day 03h. Hour 04h. Minute 05h. Second |
If ft field contains 01h or 02h (cell color or font respectively ) , then the following data is stored in rgb block:
|
Offset |
Name |
Size |
Contents |
|
0 |
dxf |
var |
Cell or font color DXF |
If ft field contains 03h (cell icon) , then the following data is stored in rgb block:
|
Offset |
Name |
Size |
Contents |
|
0 |
iiconset |
4 |
Icon set number |
|
4 |
iicon |
4 |
Icon number within the specified set |


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