Road and bridge projects are expected to make up one of the biggest chunks of the jobs created in the stimulus package. Below, you’ll find a chart of more than 5,800 projects that have been approved by the U.S. Department of Transportation. Once given the green light, states can put the projects out to bid, contract them and begin construction work. So far, about 2,300 projects are under way.
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| State | Urban Area | Project Description | Improvement Type | ARRA Funds Obligated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OHIO | DAYTON | STREET RESURFACING. | Pavement Improvement | $205,282 |
| OHIO | Resurfacing and reconstruction. | Other | $50,000 | |
| OHIO | Track Rehabilitation | Other | $1,200,000 | |
| OHIO | Deck overlay and fence installation. | Bridge Improvement | $7,500,000 | |
| OHIO | AKRON | REPLACE OR REHAB BRIDGE OVER CUYAHOGA RIVER AND CSX. IMPROVE CRAIN AVE. INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENT OF THREE INTERSECTIONS. | Bridge Replacement | $3,000,000 |
| OHIO | It is proposed to widen SR104 from US35 to the new relocated SR207 by adding additional thru traffic lanes and a center turn lane. PE Only-100% LPA Funds. | Pavement Improvement | $6,500,000 | |
| OHIO | Part 2 of 3, the Nelsonville By-Pass (CO Phase). Includes PE and RW phase activities. Some environmental under old PID 14040. Part 1 CO Phase under PID 80949. Part 3 CO Phase under PID 79577. ARR | New Construction | $55,880,000 | |
| OHIO | CLEVELAND, OH | Construct a grade separation at Columbia Road (SR-252) and the CSX RailroadCompany tracks in the City of Olmsted Falls.SAFETEA-LU Earmark(NEW BRIDGE, SFN 1810391) | New Bridge Construction | $7,693,000 |
| OHIO | Part 3 of 3, the Nelsonville By-Pass (CO phase). Part 1 CO Phase under PID 80949. PE, RW and CO Phase Part 2 under PID 23846. Some environmental under old PID 14040. ARRA ID 7217 | New Construction | $120,210,000 | |
| OHIO | YOUNGSTOWN-WARREN | Mill and Fill. | Pavement Improvement | $236,500 |
| OHIO | Replace small culvert PRE-40-0740. The existing culvert is an 84"x40" cast-in-place concrete culvert. | Pavement Improvement | $135,640 | |
| OHIO | CINCINNATI (KY) | Resurfacing sections of Tylersville & River Roads and replacing the striping and RPMs in the same sections. | Pavement Improvement | $2,294,165 |
| OHIO | CINCINNATI (KY) | Resurfacing, full depth pavement repair, berm repair, pavement striping, and RPMs on various County roads (approx. 28 miles). Curb and ADA curb ramps on Buckwheat Road. | Pavement Improvement | $2,464,300 |
| OHIO | DAYTON | Simple overlay of pavement, striping and berm repair. | Pavement Improvement | $185,881 |
| OHIO | CINCINNATI (KY) | Cornell Road to be microsurfaced. New pavement marking and curb ramps as well. | Pavement Improvement | $130,725 |
| OHIO | CINCINNATI (KY) | Resurface a portion of the Reed Hartman Hwy. Also, perform pavement repair, curb & gutter repair, replace signal loops with video detection, replacing pavement striping, place new RPMs, and where ap | Pavement Improvement | $840,000 |
| OHIO | CINCINNATI (KY) | Resurfacing, curb replacement, base repairs, and inlet reconstruction to restore roadway integrity. | Pavement Improvement | $635,000 |
| OHIO | Widen existing bridge to standard shoulder widths. Ramp to be used as a detour for the Innerbelt Bridge. Project includes work necessary to create an additional temporary lane on I77 between I90 and | Bridge Improvement | $2,804,765 | |
| OHIO | Hydrodemo the existing wearing course and overlay with micro-silica. (See PID 25492 for pavement major rehab) of 4 bridges. Perform necessary related work. Original project scope of the Disalle bridge | Bridge Improvement | $5,585,106 | |
| OHIO | 11 - Bridge Replacement, No Added Capacity | Bridge Replacement | $910,619 | |
| OHIO | FY09 Urban Paving Project - City Of Columbus.FRA-US40-8.59-10.55: Columbus. W Broad Street From Hague Ave To Central Ave.Added Federal/State Paving Of West Broad St Ramps (Broad St To I-70 WB And I-70 | Pavement Improvement | $654,980 | |
| OHIO | general system - poor performing pavements | Pavement Improvement | $1,093,310 | |
| OHIO | Pavement planing and resurfacing of the existing roadway with asphalt concrete.(Urban Paving Program) | Pavement Improvement | $227,525 | |
| OHIO | Replace concrete ramps at IR-480 and W. 130th. | Pavement Improvement | $757,580 | |
| OHIO | Replace 3 Span Slab Bridge Over Jerome Forkstimulus Estimate 430,310 (Cbrown 02/03/09)** Selected Stimulus Project ** | Bridge Replacement | $393,060 | |
| OHIO | AKRON | Reconstruction. Adding turn lanes. | Other | $220,000 |
| OHIO | Replace 3 Span Steel Beam Bridge Over Muddy Forkstimulus Estimate 508,333 (Cbrown 02/13/09)** Selected Stimulus Project ** | Bridge Replacement | $439,070 | |
| OHIO | Rehabilitate Deficient 302' Structure Over IR71Stimulus Estimate 1,769,290 (Cbrown 01/20/09)** Selected Stimulus Project ** | Bridge Improvement | $1,643,250 | |
| OHIO | TOLEDO (MI) | A partially ARRA funded and partially Urban Paving Program funded resurfacing of Telegraph Rd (US-24) from Alexis Rd (SR-184) to just south of the Michigan State Line in the City of Toledo. Perform n | Pavement Improvement | $315,000 |
| OHIO | TOLEDO (MI) | The Partially (TMACOG) ARRA funded and partially Urban Paving Program funded resurfacing of Detroit Ave (US-24) in the City of Toledo from I-75 near Monroe St to Central Ave (SR-120). Perform necessa | Pavement Improvement | $570,000 |
| OHIO | Track rehabilitation work to reduce derailment expenses and help railroad provide reliable service to two rail-dependent businesses that employ a total of 50 people. | Other | $67,000 | |
| OHIO | Districtwide approach slab leveling | Bridge Improvement | $1,100,000 | |
| OHIO | City of Orrville; Upgrade to Railroad lights and gates | Safety/Traffic Management | $850,000 | |
| OHIO | West County Port Authority; Track Rehabilitation | Other | $1,000,000 | |
| OHIO | Modernize Warning Devices And Reconstruct Ohi-Rail Grade Crossing AAR 503 455W. Arra Odot Tracking Id Is 12995. | Safety/Traffic Management | $250,000 | |
| OHIO | Replacement of rail, ballast, crossing surfaces, and other system improvements along the city's 3.6-mile long rail line. | Other | $949,795 | |
| OHIO | AKRON | Adding lanes in each direction plus additional turn lanes where necessary. | Pavement Improvement | $1,000,000 |
| OHIO | District 12 ITS - Freeway Management System (MOT). TRAC Project.Moved from 2008 to 2009 due to Director request to redesign withoutfiber optic in the project. To be sold with D4 ITS project, PID77482 | Safety/Traffic Management | $26,662,500 | |
| OHIO | CANTON | Widen Existing Road To 4 Lanes With Curb & Gutters, 5 Lanes To Be Provided At All Major Intersections Includes Storm Sewer & Traffic Signals. | Pavement Widening | $4,800,000 |
| OHIO | RJ Corman Western Ohio Lines Rehabilitation (Allen, Van Wert, Auglaize, & Mercer Counties) | Other | $1,300,000 | |
| OHIO | Transportation issue to be corrected : Mill and resurface roadway including repair of curbs, sidewalks and install ADA curb ramps. Install / upgrade lighting. | Pavement Improvement | $711,060 | |
| OHIO | Modernization of warning devices at the CFE grade crossings; AARs 532 743U, 532 744B, 532 745H, 532 747W, 532 749K, 532 750E & 532 748 D | Safety/Traffic Management | $778,600 | |
| OHIO | Replacement of existing 2 span steel truss and steel beam structure, also includes approach reconstruction | Bridge Replacement | $1,124,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-40: FR MILE POST 281.67 TO 288.22 | Pavement Improvement | $26,884,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-271: FR SH-112 WEST TO SH-9A (4 LN DIVIDED) REPLACE BR & REHB EXISTING LANES | Bridge Replacement | $5,968,238 | |
| OKLAHOMA | SH-3: FROM 0.33 MI WEST OF THE PUSHMATAHA C/L EAST 1.82 MI | Pavement Widening | $3,818,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-35: FROM SH-29, NORTH 6.57 MI TO SH-19(MP 66.19 TO MP 72.76) | Pavement Improvement | $24,830,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-40: FROM 4.0 MI EAST OF SH 99, EAST 2.47 MI(MP 204.22 TO MP 206.69) | Pavement Improvement | $2,730,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-44: FROM US-62 (END OF HE BAILEY TP), NORTH 7.5 MI(MP 106.92 TO MP 114.42) | Pavement Improvement | $6,760,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-40: FROM FROM MILE MARKER 132 TO MILE MARKER 136(PAVE & BR REHAB) | Pavement Improvement | $30,000,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-35 BEGINNING AT MILEPOST 224.43 & EXTENDING NORTH TO MILEPOST 229.33 | Pavement Improvement | $21,586,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-40: RESURFACE FROM MILEPOST 25 TO 33 | Pavement Improvement | $13,379,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-412: FROM 0.12 MI EAST OF US-54, EAST 7.3 MI | Pavement Improvement | $6,297,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US 64: FROM 7.5 MI EAST OF SH-56 EXTEND EAST 8.0 MILES (ADD ALTERNATE) | Pavement Improvement | $6,410,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US 64: FROM THE TX CO LN, EXTEND EAST 4.5 MILES | Pavement Improvement | $3,567,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-283: OVER TWENTYFIVE MILE CREEK, 0.5 MILES NORTH OF JCT SH-15 | Pavement Improvement | $3,472,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | SH-7: OVER BEAVER CR, 2.4 MI WEST OF THE COMANCHE/STEPHENS C/L(1.6 MI EAST OF SH 65) | Bridge Replacement | $2,241,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-70: OVER RED OAK CR. APPROX. 1.8 MI. E. OF THE JEFFERSON C/L.(RDY= 09247(15) | Bridge Replacement | $1,272,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-81: INTERCHANGE @ BOIS D'ARC AVE. | Pavement Widening | $4,954,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-70 BEG @ JEFFERSON C/L & EXTENDING EAST 3.08 MILEBR=09247(14) | Pavement Improvement | $5,344,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | TULSA | I-244 FROM US-75 INTERCHANGE NORTH TO THE US-64 INTERCHANGE IN TULSA(N.B. LANES OF WEST LEG OF IDL)(DEL FR 03-09, ADD TO 04-09; AS PER O.E.) | Bridge Improvement | $11,850,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | TULSA | I-244 FROM US-75 INTERCHANGE NORTH TO THE US-64 INTERCHANGE IN TULSA(S.B. LANES OF WEST LEG OF IDL)(DEL FR 03-09, ADD TO 04-09; AS PER O.E.) | Bridge Improvement | $19,716,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | TULSA | I-244 FROM US-64 INTERCHANGE EAST TO THE US-75 INTERCHANGE IN TULSA(E.B. LANES OF NORTH LEG OF IDL)(DEL FR 03-09, ADD TO 04-09; AS PER O.E.) | Bridge Improvement | $15,100,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | TULSA | I-244 FROM US-64 INTERCHANGE EAST TO THE US-75 INTERCHANGE IN TULSA(W.B. LANES OF NORTH LEG OF IDL)(DEL FR 03-09, ADD TO 04-09; AS PER O.E.) | Bridge Improvement | $18,100,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | SH-151 OVER SH-51 & OVER SL&SF RR APPROX 1.5 MI EAST OF THE CREEK C/L | Bridge Replacement | $6,059,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-169 BEGIN APPROX 6.0 MILE SOUTH OF THE KANSAS S/L & EXT NORTH 6.0 MILETO THE KANSAS S/L. | Pavement Widening | $3,535,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-281: BEGIN 4.5 MILES NORTH OF THE WOODS/MAJOR COUTY LINE AND EXTENDSOUTH 3.7 MILES. | Pavement Improvement | $706,900 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-54: BEGIN 5.3 MILES SW OF THE SH-94 JCT., EXTEND NE 5.0 MILES | Pavement Improvement | $1,090,729 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-54: BEGIN APPROX 9.8 MILES NE OF THE TX ST LN, EXTEND NE 1.6 MILES (GOODWELL CITY LIMITS) | Pavement Improvement | $807,900 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-54: BEGIN APPROX 11.4 MILES NE OF THE TX ST LN, EXTEND NE 7.0 MILES (SOUTHBOUND LANES ONLY) | Pavement Improvement | $1,424,500 | |
| OKLAHOMA | SH-45: BEGIN 4.6 MILES EAST OF THE US-281 JCT., EXTEND EAST 3.5 MILES | Pavement Improvement | $598,700 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-183: FROM 0.33 MI NORTH OF THE SH-33 EAST JCT, EXTEND NORTH 5.96 MI | Pavement Improvement | $1,197,383 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-183: BEGIN 0.17 MILE NORTH OF THE SH-47 EAST JCT AND EXTEND NORTH 4.66MILES. (ADD ALTERNATES) | Pavement Improvement | $938,475 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-62: BEGIN 2.37 MILES EAST OF THE US-283 JCT AND EXTEND EAST 7.7 MILES.(WEST BOUND LANES ONLY) | Pavement Improvement | $997,900 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-62: BEGIN AT THE TILLMAN/JACKSON COUNTY LINE AND EXTEND EAST 3.92 MILES.(WEST BOUND LANES ONLY) | Pavement Improvement | $795,600 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-62: BEGIN 3.92 MILES EAST OF THE TILLMAN/JACKSON COUNTY LINE AND EXTENDEAST. (WEST BOUND LANES ONLY) | Pavement Improvement | $1,463,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-412 BEGIN MCCLELAN KERR NAVIGATION CHANNEL, EXTEND EAST APPOX. 5 MILESTO THE END OF ASHALT PAVING | Pavement Improvement | $1,378,900 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-40: FROM SEMINOLE C/L EXTEND EAST 8.0 MI. (ADD ALTERNATE) | Pavement Improvement | $3,380,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-40: FROM SH-18 EXTEND EAST 7.72 MI. TO SEMINOLE C/L | Pavement Improvement | $1,296,700 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-40: FROM POTTAWATOMIE C/L EXTEND EAST 6.46 MI. | Pavement Improvement | $1,086,200 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-35: BEGINNING AT THE CARTER C/L EXTEND N. 6.56 MILES | Pavement Improvement | $4,927,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-70: BEGINNING 2.67 MILES E. OF I-35, EXTEND E. 8.0 MILES(ADD ALTERNATES) | Pavement Improvement | $2,915,633 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-69 BEG APPROX 1.44 MILE NORTH OF SH-75W & EXT NORTH APPROX 3.8 MILE.WITH 412 FOOT EXCEPTION FOR NORTH BOGGY RIVER BRIDGE, NORTHBOUND ONLY | Pavement Improvement | $640,070 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-69 BEG APPROX 0.21 MI NORTH OF TEXAS S/L, EXTEND NORTH APPROX 5.26 MILE(NORTH & SOUTHBOUND LANES) | Pavement Improvement | $3,992,600 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-40 BEG @ MILE MARKER 108 & EXTEND EAST TO MILE MARKER 115. | Pavement Improvement | $1,716,300 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-40 BEG @ MILE MARKER 115 & EXTEND EAST APPROX 4.2 MILE(EAST & WESTBOUND LANES) | Pavement Improvement | $922,650 | |
| OKLAHOMA | SH-76 BEG @ THE CARTER C/L & EXT NORTH APPROX 8.0 MILE TO SH-29. | Pavement Improvement | $1,128,800 | |
| OKLAHOMA | SH-9 BEG APPROX 11.3 MILE EAST OF SH-2 & EXTEND EAST APPROX 1.1 MILE. | Pavement Improvement | $242,250 | |
| OKLAHOMA | SH-2 BEG APPROX 14.3 MILE NORTH OF HASKELL C/L & EXT NORTH APPROX 1.75 MILE | Pavement Improvement | $473,800 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-75 BEG @ I-40 & EXTEND NORTH APPROX 2.44 MILES | Pavement Improvement | $857,500 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-69 BEG 0.5 MI NORTH OF SH-51 & EXT NORTH 7.84 MILE TO THE MAYES C/L | Pavement Improvement | $1,716,800 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-69 BEG 0.25 MI SOUTH OF SH-51 & EXT NORTH 0.75 MILES | Pavement Improvement | $393,800 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US 59 FROM SH 9 EXTEND NORTH 5 MILES | Pavement Widening | $12,000,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-270B BEG AT SH-48 & EXT EAST 1.96 MILE TO US-270. | Pavement Improvement | $387,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | SH-105 BEG @ US-177 & EXT EAST APPROX 8.0 MILE T0 SH-18. | Pavement Improvement | $985,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | SH-18 BEG @ SH-105 & EXT NORTH APPROX 5.0 MILE TO PAYNE C/L | Pavement Improvement | $487,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-69 BEG APPROX 4.5 MILE SOUTH OF THE CRAIG C/L & EXT NORTH TO COUNTY LINE | Pavement Improvement | $1,871,300 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-35 BEG APPROX 1.2 MILE NORTH OF PAYNE C/L & EXT NORTH APPROX 6.0 MILE(NORTH & SOUTH BOUND LANES) | Pavement Improvement | $1,255,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | I-235 BEG @ NORTH END OF OKLA RIVER BR & EXT NORTH APPROX 3.5 MILE TO NEWCONCRETE @ 36TH ST. (NORTH & SOUTH BOUND LANES) | Pavement Improvement | $2,532,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | US-69 BEG @ ATOKA C/L & EXT NORTH APPROX 3.0 MILE. NORTH BOUND | Pavement Improvement | $1,571,640 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-69 BEG APPROX 0.3 MI N OF ATOKA C/L & EXT N APPROX 4.65 MI(SOUTHBND LNS)US-69 BEG APPROX 3.08 MI N OF ATOKA C/L, EXT N APPROX 1.05 MI(NORTHBND LNS) | Pavement Improvement | $2,121,700 | |
| OKLAHOMA | SH-266 BEG @ SH-167 & EXT EAST APPROX 6.0 MILE. | Pavement Improvement | $1,008,200 | |
| OKLAHOMA | SH-56 BEG APPROX. 5.1 MILE EAST OF SH-99 & EXTEND EAST APPROX 4.8 MILE | Pavement Improvement | $935,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-183/US-70 BEG APPROX 8.0 MILE NORTH OF TEXAS S/L & EXT NORTH APPROX4.0 MILE TO SOUTH EDGE OF FREDERICK. | Pavement Improvement | $713,900 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR: OVER CHOUTEAU CR, APPROX 0.3 MI SOUTH & 2.3 MI EAST OF CHOUTEAU | Bridge Replacement | $980,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR.: OVER BRUSHY CR. APPROX 2.2 MI S & 2.5 MI WEST OF THE US-412/US-69 JCT | Bridge Replacement | $290,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER DELAWARE CR. OVERFLOW ON CINCINNATI AVE. 0.5 MI. SOUTHOF 86TH ST. NORTH | Bridge Replacement | $900,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO.BR. OVER UNNAMED CREEK ON N401, 0.6MI SOUTH AND 4.2MI EAST OF JCT US-75AND OK-KS BORDER. REPLACE LOW WATER CROSSING | Bridge Replacement | $636,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER BRUSH CREEK APPROX. 0.8 MI. SOUTH AND 2.0 MI. EAST OF US-75/SH-10 EAST JCT. (REPLACE LOW WATER CROSSING) | New Bridge Construction | $480,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO RD(PEAVINE ROAD) 4 MILE NORTH & 0.2 MILE EAST OF NORTH JUNCTION US-59/SH-51(REPL. LOW WATER XING) | New Bridge Construction | $584,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER TELAMAY HOLLOW CREEK, 3.2 MI EAST & 0.5 MI NORTH OF MOODY | Bridge Replacement | $288,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO.BR. OVER FLAT ROCK CREEK, 0.1 MILE NORTH OF RAIFORD | Bridge Replacement | $335,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER CLOUD CR., 1.3 MI NORTH & 1.6 MI EAST OF BOYTON(DEL FR 05-09, ADD TO 07-09; HISTORIC BR ISSUES) **AUTH** | Bridge Replacement | $438,449 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR.: OVER UNNAMED CR., 4.2 MI EAST & 2.0 MI NORTH OFUS-75/SH-16 JCT. | Bridge Replacement | $320,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR(NS-467) OVER PRAIRIE CREEK APPROX 1.6 MILE SOUTH & 1.0 MILE WEST OFAKINS.(REPLACE EXIST LOW WATER XING)(DEL FR 05-09, ADD TO 07-09; UTILITIES) | New Bridge Construction | $420,881 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR: 1.0 MI NORTH & 4.25 MI WEST OF US-69/SH-51 IN WAGONER | Bridge Replacement | $220,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR: OVER ISLAND BAYOU & TRIBUTARY, APPROX 2.6 MILES NORTH OFSH-78 ON NS 380 | Bridge Replacement | $558,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR OVER RED BRANCH CR APPROX.1.0 MI NORTH & 1.5 MI EASTOF SMITH-LEE | Bridge Replacement | $381,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER PEACHLAND CR, APPROX. 0.7 MI NORTH 2.0 MI WEST OFBENGAL | Bridge Replacement | $535,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR: OVER FOURCHE MALINE CREEK, 1.5 MI NORTH & 2.3 MIEAST OF LEFLORE | Bridge Replacement | $1,000,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR OVER UNNAMED CREEK APPROX. 2.0 MI NORTH & 3.7 MI WESTWEST OF QUINTON | Bridge Replacement | $330,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR.: OVER COAL CR. 2.5 MI. EAST & 2.2 MI. SOUTH OF LEHIGH,ON NS-384 | Bridge Replacement | $295,400 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR: OVER TRIB. TO KEEL CREEK, 7.8 MI NORTH & 7.2 MI EAST OF COALGATE | Bridge Replacement | $162,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR.: OVER BIG CR., 0.3 MI NORTH & 3.6 MI EAST OF ALLEN(LOCAL #38A) (DEL FR 04-09, ADD TO 06-09; PAY ITEM PROBLEMS) **AUTH** | Bridge Replacement | $429,292 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR: OVER SPRING CREEK, 1.0 MI WEST & 0.7 MI SOUTH OFUS-177/SH-66 JCT. | Bridge Replacement | $259,200 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR: OVER HARRICAN CREEK, 0.4 MILES WEST AND 3.0 MILESSOUTH OF MICAWBER | Bridge Replacement | $401,400 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR.: OVER GRAYSON CR., 2.0 MI SOUTH & 6.7 MI EAST OFSH-59A /SH-3W JCT | Bridge Replacement | $387,159 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR.: OVER MILL CREEK, 0.5 MI NORTH & 2.0 MI EAST OF FITTSTOWN | Bridge Replacement | $275,105 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR.: OVER POPSHEGO CR, 0.5 MI NORTH & 2.9 MI EAST OFST. LOUIS | Bridge Replacement | $491,743 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER UNNAMED CREEK, 3.5 MILES NORTH OF SH-7. | Bridge Replacement | $544,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR.: ON EW-81, OVER BLUE CR., 4.2 MI WEST OF MERIDIAN | Bridge Replacement | $400,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER GUY SANDY CREEK, 7.6 MILES NORTH AND .7 MILE WEST OFSULPHUR IN MURRAY COUNTY | Bridge Replacement | $600,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR.: OVER CLEAR CR, 1.9 MI EAST & 7.0 MI SOUTH OF THE I-35/SH-51 JCT. | Bridge Replacement | $400,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR: OVER AN UNNAMED CREEK, 1.0 MI SOUTH & 3.9 MI WESTOF PIEDMONT | Bridge Replacement | $462,972 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR: OVER A TRIB OF THE N. CANADIAN RIVER, 2.0 MI NORTH &3.6 MI EAST OF GEARY | Bridge Replacement | $166,877 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR.: ON (EW-185) OVER A TRIB. TO EASR CACHE CR., 2.0 MI SOUTH &1.0 MI EAST OF SH-53/SH-5 JCT., IN WALTERS | Bridge Replacement | $239,425 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER MUD CREEK, 7.8 MILES WEST SH-89 ON EW-193 | Bridge Replacement | $477,024 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER SIMON CR. 5.3 MI NORTH & 3.0 MI EAST OF SH-76/SH-32 JCT.(REPLACE LOW WATER CROSSING) | New Bridge Construction | $519,881 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR OVER DEER CR, 3.5 MI SOUTH & 7.7 MI EAST OF SH-53/US-81 JCT | Bridge Replacement | $382,956 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR OVER STAGE STAND CR, 6.0 MI SOUTH & 6.0 MI WEST OF THE NORTHSH-7/US-81 JCT, | Bridge Replacement | $452,164 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER BUFFALO CREEK LOCATED 7.5 MILES NORTH OF ERICK ON EW-117 | Bridge Replacement | $707,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR.: OVER BARNITZ CR., 4.0 MI WEST & 3.5 MI NORTH OF CLINTON | Bridge Replacement | $465,500 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR: OVER THE SOUTH CANADIAN RIVER, 1.7 MILES NORTH AND6.8 MILES WEST OF OAKWOOD | Bridge Replacement | $1,726,572 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER UNNAMED CR, 5.5 MI WEST & 3.0 MI SOUTH OF WILLOWON NS-189 | Bridge Replacement | $360,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER DEEP RED CR., 0.6 MI. S. & 3.2 MI. E. OF LOVELAND, OKLAHOMA ONNS-239 | Bridge Replacement | $445,109 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO RD: ON NS-271, FROM SH-45, 1.0 MILE WEST OF GOLTRY, NORTH | Pavement Improvement | $468,364 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR: (NS-146) OVER COON CR, APPROX. 7.0 MI EAST & 3.5 MI SOUTHOF ELMWOOD | Bridge Replacement | $496,040 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER THE BEAVER RIVER, 1.2 MI NORTH OF FELT, ON NS-13 | Bridge Improvement | $267,370 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR.: OVER SKELETON CR., 0.6 MI NORTH & 6.6 MI EAST OFWAUKOMIS (CN #188) | Bridge Replacement | $539,870 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER SAND CREEK, I MILE NORTH AND 1.5 MILES EAST OF THESH-11/SH-132 JCT | Bridge Replacement | $516,378 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. RD. BEGIN 5.3 MI. S. OF POND CREEK @ GARFIELD C/L, EXTEND N. 5.3 MI. | Pavement Improvement | $50,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO BR: OVER A TRIBUTARY OF CAMPBELL CREEK, 4.5 MILES WEST OF SH-74F INCASHION | Bridge Replacement | $571,545 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR: OVER RED ROCK CREEK, 0.7 MI WEST OF THE US-77/SH-15 JCTSOUTHWEST OF CERES | Bridge Replacement | $765,687 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER BULL CR., 3.0 MI WEST & 3.4 MI NORTH OF THE SH-3/US-83JCT AT BRYAN'S CORNER (NS-119) | Bridge Replacement | $439,600 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CAUSEWAY OVER LAKE EUFAULA APPROX. 2 MI EAST OF CROWDER, EAST 0.75 MI(PHASE I) (ROADWAY) (6110C) | Pavement Widening | $450,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | TRAFFIC SIGNAL UPGRADES & INTERCONNECT ON 24TH AVE WEST BEG @ SH-9 &EXT NORTH TO TECUMSEH RD, IN NORMAN | Safety/Traffic Management | $598,663 |
| OKLAHOMA | I-35: FROM MILE MARKER 198 TO 203(RESURFACE) **AUTH** | Pavement Widening | $8,474,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | SH-3 BEG 0.36 MILES S. OF THE KINGFISHER C/L EXTENDING S.E. 15.54 MILES. | Pavement Improvement | $2,500,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-60 BEG @ MAJOR C/L & EXTEND EAST APPROX 5.0 MILE. | Pavement Improvement | $2,201,741 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US183: FROM APPROX 2.8 MI SOUTHWEST OF SH-152, NORTHEAST APPROX 2.5 MI(RECON TO 4-LN UNDIVIDED)(DEL FR 03-09, ADD TO 04-09; AS PER O.E) | Pavement Widening | $3,781,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-270 BEG APPROX 0.3 MILE WEST OF SH-58 NORTH & EXT EAST APPROX 7.9 MILE(EAST & WEST BND LNS) | Pavement Improvement | $2,778,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | TULSA | BROKEN ARROW ARRA: KENOSHA ST: MAIN ST TO SIXTH ST | Pavement Improvement | $321,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | TULSA | BROKEN ARROW ARRA: KENOSHA ST: HICKORY COURT TO ASPEN AVE (145TH E AVE) | Pavement Improvement | $344,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | TULSA | SAND SPRINGS ARRA: EUCHEE CR BLVD TO NW | Pavement Improvement | $585,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | TULSA | TULSA ARRA: MOHAWK BLVD - CINCINNATI TO HARTFORD | Pavement Improvement | $1,900,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | TULSA | TULSA ARRA: 31ST STREET S., FROM 129TH E. AVE TO 145TH E. AVE | Pavement Improvement | $1,500,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | US-60: BEGIN .75 MI EAST OF OSAGE/KAY CO. LINE, EXTEND EAST 4.44 MI.(ADD ALTERNATES) | Pavement Improvement | $1,240,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | SH-99: BEGIN 0 .86 MI. NORTH OFJCT. SH-99/SH-20, EXTEND NORTH 4.17 MI. | Pavement Improvement | $670,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-64: BEGIN AT INTERSECTION OF SH-99, EXTEND EAST 7.65 MI.(ADD ALTERNATES) | Pavement Improvement | $2,108,340 | |
| OKLAHOMA | US-64: BEGIN 0.6 MI. E. OF JCT. US-64/SH-48, EXTEND EAST 6.7 MI. | Pavement Improvement | $1,141,660 | |
| OKLAHOMA | I-40: BEG 0.53 MI W OF W END ARK RVR BR EXTEND E 2.77 MI, SH-10 FROM S RAMP OF I-40 EXTEND N 1.62 MI. | Pavement Improvement | $2,360,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | LAWTON | I-44: FROM 1.6 MILES NORTH OF SH-7, NORTH 1.52 MI TO JUST SOUTH OFSITTING BEAR CREEK (DEL FR 05-09, ADD TO 06-09; BID REJECT) | Pavement Improvement | $14,217,384 |
| OKLAHOMA | US-412/US-56 BEG @ US-287 SOUTH & EXT EAST APPROX 7.5 MILE | Pavement Improvement | $2,150,000 | |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | CASHION ARRA: COUNTY LINE RD, FROM SEWARD RD TO FOREST HILL RD | Pavement Improvement | $225,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | CLEVELAND CO. ARRA: ETOWAH RD, FROM 108TH AVE TO 180TH AVE SE | Pavement Improvement | $587,300 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | FOREST PARK ARRA: NE 36TH FROM BRYANT TO COLTRANE | Pavement Improvement | $225,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | JONES ARRA: MAIN STREET | Pavement Improvement | $225,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | LOGAN CO. ARRA: PENNSYLVANIA FROM THE OK COUNTY LINE, NORTH | Pavement Improvement | $506,400 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | MOORE ARRA; NW 27TH:SANTA FE TO JANEWAY, NW 12TH: SANTA FE TOJANEWAY, JANEWAY: NW 27TH TO NW 12TH | Pavement Improvement | $600,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | MUSTANG ARRA: N SARA RD FROM SH-152 TO SW 59TH & S MUSTANG RDFROM SW 89TH TO SH-152 | Pavement Improvement | $517,200 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | NICOMA PARK ARRA: HICKMAN FROM NE 10TH TO SEWELL | Pavement Improvement | $100,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | NORMAN ARRA: MULTIPLE LOCATIONS, CITY WIDE | Pavement Improvement | $2,210,400 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | OKC ARRA: E. MEMORIAL AVE FROM EASTERN TO MIDWEST BLVD | Pavement Improvement | $1,750,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | OKC ARRA: MULTIPLE LOCATIONS ON MACARTHUR, MAY, PENN, CLASSEN& NE 36TH | Pavement Improvement | $3,480,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | OKC ARRA: NW 23 FROM E. OVERHOLSER TO COUNCIL & COUNCIL FROMNW 10 TO NW 23 | Pavement Improvement | $720,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | OKC ARRA: MAY FROM SW 44TH TO RENO | Pavement Improvement | $1,080,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | OKC ARRA: S. SHIELDS FROM SE 44TH TO SE 89TH & SE 89TH FROM SHIELDSTO I-35 | Pavement Improvement | $1,514,850 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | OKC ARRA: MULTIPLE LOCATIONS IN OKC ON SW 89TH, PENN, SW 119TH &MAY (PART IN OK COUNTY) | Pavement Improvement | $1,416,273 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | OKC ARRA: MULTIPLE LOCATIONS ON MACARTHUR, MERIDIAN, MAY &NW 10TH | Pavement Improvement | $2,600,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | OKC ARRA: MIDWEST BLVD FROM SOUTH CITY LIMITS NORTH TO MEMORIAL | Pavement Improvement | $2,600,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | OK COUNTY ARRA: LUTHER RD FROM SH-66 NORTH | Pavement Improvement | $710,300 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | PIEDMONT ARRA: PIEDMONT RD FROM ARROWHEAD ST (192) TO APACHE ST (206) | Pavement Improvement | $188,523 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | SPENCER ARRA: SPENCER RD FROM NE 23 TO NE 36 | Pavement Improvement | $225,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | OKLAHOMA CITY | THE VILLAGE ARRA: PENNSYLVANIA AVE FROM BRITTON TO HEFNER | Pavement Improvement | $295,000 |
| OKLAHOMA | TULSA | SAND SPRINGS ARRA: E 2ND STREET - MAIN TO ADAMS | Pavement Improvement | $233,203 |
| OKLAHOMA | US-287: FROM APPROX. 7.0 MI SOUTH OF US-64, SOUTH 0.83 MILES | Pavement Improvement | $2,084,606 | |
| OKLAHOMA | CO. BR. OVER EIGHT MILE CR, 1.6 MI SOUTH OF HENNEPIN | Bridge Replacement | $300,000 | |
| OREGON | EWEB BIKE PATH: PIONEER PKWY - 31ST STREET (SPRINGFIELD) LOCAL 3 IN OVERLAY IN ACCORDANCE W/ 1R GUIDELINES LANE | Other | $5,000 | |
| OREGON | SALEM AVE: SHERMAN ST-UP RAILROAD PAVEMENT OVERLAY VARIOUS HIGHWAYS LINN COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $869,009 | |
| OREGON | SALEM AVE: SHERMAN ST.- UP RAILROAD PAVEMENT OVERLAY LOCAL PAVEMENT OVERLAY IN ACCORDANCE WITH 1R GUIDELINES LINN | Other | $10,000 | |
| OREGON | HERSEY ST: OAK ST-ANN ST SIDEWALK (ASHLAND) VARIOUS HIGHWAYS JACKSON COUNTY | Transportation Enhancements | $135,735 | |
| OREGON | MEDFORD | ASHLAND CITY STREETS: PAVEMENT OVERLAY LOCAL 2 IN PAVEMENT OVERLAY IN ACCORDANCE WITH 1R GUIDELINES JACKSON | Other | $20,000 |
| OREGON | HERSEY ST: OAK ST-ANN ST SIDEWALK (ASHLAND) LOCAL SIDEWALK RECONSTRUCTION JACKSON | Other | $5,000 | |
| OREGON | MEDFORD | ASHLAND CITY STREETS: PAVEMENT OVERLAY JACKSON COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $417,241 |
| OREGON | OR99E: MAIN ST - 4TH ST SIDEWALK (AURORA) PACIFIC EAST HIGHWAY MARION COUNTY | Transportation Enhancements | $139,817 | |
| OREGON | OR99E: MAIN ST - 4TH ST SIDEWALK (AURORA) LOCAL CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS, CURB, DRAINAGE & LANDSCAPE ON 99E MARION | Other | $10,000 | |
| OREGON | PORTLAND (WA) | HALL BLVD: HART RD - RIDGECREST DR OVERLAY LOCAL 2 IN OVERLAY IN ACCORDANCE WITH 1R GUIDELINES WASHINGTON | Other | $50,000 |
| OREGON | PORTLAND (WA) | LAURELWOOD AVE & 87TH AVE SIDEWALKS (BEAVERTON) LOCAL CONSTRUCTING SIDEWALKS & ADA RAMPS WASHINGTON | Other | $240,000 |
| OREGON | BEND | CITY OF BEND STREET PAVING LOCAL 2 IN OVERLAY IN ACCORDANCE W/ 1R GUIDELINES DESCHUTES | Other | $50,000 |
| OREGON | N KNIGHTS BRIDGE RD: KNIGHTS BR N GRANT ST (CANBY) LOCAL 2 IN OVERLAY IN ACCORDANCE WITH 1R GUIDELINES CLACKAMAS | Other | $40,000 | |
| OREGON | MEDFORD | PINE ST: 1ST ST TO 6TH ST (CENTRAL POINT) LOCAL REPAVE ROADWAY & OVERLAY, INSTALL SIGNAGE & SIGNALS JACKSON | Other | $25,000 |
| OREGON | US30 @ BREWERY GRADE INTERSECTION (THE DALLES) BREWERY GRADE ROAD WASCO COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $2,524,024 | |
| OREGON | EUGENE | E. LOCUST ST-N. DIAMOND ST PRESERVATION (COBURG) LOCAL OVERLAY ROADWAYS & IMPROVE STREET DRAINAGE LANE | Other | $10,000 |
| OREGON | OR 8: N 10TH AVE-N 19TH AVE (CORNELIUS) TUALATIN VALLEY RECONSTRUCT MAIN ST COUPLET/+ CURBS,SIDEWALK, & SIGNAL WASHINGTON | Other | $40,000 | |
| OREGON | PORTLAND (WA) | OR 8: N 10TH AVE-N 19TH AVE (CORNELIUS) TUALATIN VALLEY HIGHWAY WASHINGTON COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $385,000 |
| OREGON | CORVALLIS | ARRA FHWA GRIND/INLAY (CORVALLIS) SEC VARIOUS HIGHWAYS BENTON COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $1,246,491 |
| OREGON | CORVALLIS-PHILOMATH PATH RESURFACING VARIOUS HIGHWAYS Benton County | Pavement Improvement | $483,000 | |
| OREGON | DALLAS CITY STREETS: PAVING POLK COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $318,807 | |
| OREGON | DALLAS CITY STREETS: PAVING LOCAL PAVEMENT PRESERVATION PROJECT POLK | Other | $10,000 | |
| OREGON | EUGENE TRAIN DEPOT (UNIT 2) LANE COUNTY | Transportation Enhancements | $177,946 | |
| OREGON | EUGENE | Delta Ponds Path: Goodpasture Island Rd. - Robin Hood Ave. City of Eugene Lane County | Transportation Enhancements | $2,053,583 |
| OREGON | EUGENE | GARFIELD ST: W 6TH AVE - W 11TH AVE (EUGENE) LOCAL LOCAL PAVEMENT PRESERVATION PROJECT LANE | Other | $81,000 |
| OREGON | EUGENE | CRESCENT AVE: GAMEFARM RD - 50'W OF SHADOWVIEW (EUGENE) LOCAL LOCAL PAVEMENT PRESERVATION LANE | Other | $35,000 |
| OREGON | EUGENE | HIGH ST: 3RD AVE - 17TH AVE (EUGENE) LOCAL LOCAL PAVEMENT PRESERVATION LANE | Other | $76,000 |
| OREGON | CITY OF FLORENCE STREET PAVING PROJECT LOCAL PAVEMENT OVERLAY IN ACCORDANCE WITH 1R GUIDELINES LANE | Other | $15,000 | |
| OREGON | PORTLAND (WA) | FOREST GROVE TOWN CENTER PED. IMPRV LOCAL RD INCREAST PED/BIKE SAFETY THRU CONNECTIVITY WASHINGTON | Other | $170,000 |
| OREGON | PORTLAND (WA) | FOREST GROVE PED IMPROVEMENTS:19TH AVE-PACIFIC AVE WASHINGTON COUNTY | Transportation Enhancements | $1,490,000 |
| OREGON | PORTLAND (WA) | FOREST GROVE PED IMPROVEMENTS: 19TH AVE - PACIFIC AVE N/A INCREASE PED/BIKE SAFETY THRU CONNECTIVITY WASHINGTON | Other | $66,978 |
| OREGON | PORTLAND (WA) | GLADSTONE PAVEMENT PRESERVATION PROJECT LOCAL 2 IN OVERLAY IN ACCORDANCE W/1R GUIDELINES, W/GRIND AT INTERSECTION CLACKAMAS | Other | $100,000 |
| OREGON | GRANTS PASS CITY STREETS: PAVEMENT RESURFACING LOCAL 2 IN OVERLAY IN ACCORDANCE W/1R GUIDELINES JOSEPHINE | Other | $45,000 | |
| OREGON | PORTLAND (WA) | 242ND / HOGAN RD: GLISAN ST-STARK ST WIDENING LOCAL WIDEN ST TO INCLUDE 4 TRAVEL LANES, CENTER & BIKE LANES, SIDEWALKS MULTNOMAH | Other | $50,000 |
| OREGON | PORTLAND (WA) | CITY OF HAPPY VALLEY STREET MAINT. & RECONSTRUCTION LOCAL RESURFACE, SLURRY SEAL, CRACK & CHIP SEAL- MINOR ART STREETS CLACKAMAS | Other | $77,000 |
| OREGON | 1ST ST & MAIN AVE SIDEWALK & BIKE LANES (IRRIGON) VARIOUS HIGHWAYS MORROW COUNTY | Transportation Enhancements | $845,214 | |
| OREGON | 1ST ST & MAIN AVE SIDEWALK & BIKE LANES (IRRIGON) LOCAL CONSTRUCT WIDEWALKS, BIKE LANE AND A PLANTER STRIP W/TREES MORROW | Other | $85,356 | |
| OREGON | MEDFORD | C ST: BIKE / PED IMPROVEMENTS (JACKSONVILLE) LOCAL CONSTRUCT BIKE LANES AND SIDEWALKD JACKSON | Other | $21,000 |
| OREGON | INTERMODAL PEDESTRIAN CONNECTIONS (KLAMATH FALLS) KLAMATH COUNTY | Transportation Enhancements | $136,098 | |
| OREGON | PORTLAND (WA) | ROYCE & MCNARY ST: PVMT GRIND/OVERLAY (LAKE OSWEGO) LOCAL GRIND & REPLACE 2 IN OF ASPHALT IN ACCORDANCE W/1R GUIDELINES CLACKAMAS | Other | $40,000 |
| OREGON | 2ND ST & AIRPORT RD PAVING & STRIPING (LEBANON) LOCAL 2 IN OVERLAY & STRIPING IN ACCORDANCE WITH 1R GUIDELINES LINN | Other | $50,000 | |
| OREGON | MCMINNVILLE STREETS:PAVEMENT RESURFACING&ADA RAMPS VARIOUS HIGHWAY YAMHILL COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $874,200 | |
| OREGON | MCMINNVILLE STREETS:PAVEMENT RESURFACING&ADA RAMPS LOCAL 2 IN OVERLAY IN ACCORDANCE WITH 1R GUIDELINES YAMHILL | Other | $10,000 | |
| OREGON | US26: MAIN ST SIDEWALKS & STREETSCAPE (MT VERNON) JOHN DAY HIGHWAY GRANT COUNTY | Transportation Enhancements | $75,000 | |
| OREGON | BAY BLVD SIDEWALK, LIGHTS & PAVING (NEWPORT) LINCOLN COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $583,000 | |
| OREGON | BAY BLVD SIDEWALK, LIGHTS & PAVING (NEWPORT) LOCAL GRINDING & RESURFACING, CURBS, GUTTERS AND SIDEWALKS: LIGHTS LINCOLN | Other | $10,000 | |
| OREGON | MEDFORD | TALENT AND PHOENIX OVERLAYS VARIOUS HIGHWAYS JACKSON COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $465,693 |
| OREGON | NEWPORT CITY STREETS: PAVEMENT RESURFACING LOCAL PAVEMENT PRESERVATION PROJECT LINCOLN | Other | $10,000 | |
| OREGON | NEWPORT CITY STREETS: PAVEMENT RESURFACING LINCOLN COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $216,483 | |
| OREGON | N OREGON ST: IDAHO AVE-NW 1ST ST (ONTARIO) VARIOUS HIGHWAY MALHEUR COUNTY | Pavement Improvement | $1,947,282 | |
| OREGON | PORTLAND (WA) | WARNER MILNE RD: BEAVERCREEK-MOLALLA (OREGON CITY) VARIOUS HIGHWAYS CLACKAMAS COUNTY | Safety/Traffic Management | $885,000 |
| OREGON | MCLOUGHLIN PROMENADE:7TH ST-S 1ST ST (OREGON CITY) VARIOUS HIGHWAYS CLACKAMAS COUNTY | Transportation Enhancements | $1,065,721 | |
| OREGON | PORTLAND (WA) | WARNER MILNE RD: BEAVERCREEK-MOLALLA (OREGON CITY) LOCAL REALIGn INTERSECTION, UPDATE SIGNAL TIMING AND ADD SIDEWALKS CLACKAMAS | Other | $15,000 |
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Package org.apache.cayenne
Interface ObjectContext
- All Superinterfaces:
DataChannel
,Serializable
- All Known Implementing Classes:
BaseContext
,DataContext
public interface ObjectContext extends DataChannel, Serializable
A Cayenne object facade to a persistent store. Instances of ObjectContext are
used in the application code to access Cayenne persistence features.
- Since:
- 1.2
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Field Summary
Fields inherited from interface org.apache.cayenne.DataChannel
FLUSH_CASCADE_SYNC, FLUSH_NOCASCADE_SYNC, GRAPH_CHANGED_SUBJECT, GRAPH_FLUSHED_SUBJECT, GRAPH_ROLLEDBACK_SUBJECT, ROLLBACK_CASCADE_SYNC
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description <T> ResultBatchIterator<T>
batchIterator(Select<T> query, int size)
Creates a ResultBatchIterator based on the provided query and batch size.void
commitChanges()
Flushes all changes to objects in this context to the parent DataChannel, cascading flush operation all the way through the stack, ultimately saving data in the database.void
commitChangesToParent()
Flushes all changes to objects in this context to the parent DataChannel.Collection<?>
deletedObjects()
Returns a collection of objects that are registered with this ObjectContext and have a state PersistenceState.DELETEDvoid
deleteObject(Object object)
Schedules deletion of a persistent object.void
deleteObjects(Collection<?> objects)
Schedules deletion of a collection of persistent objects.<T> void
deleteObjects(T... objects)
Schedules deletion of one or more persistent objects.DataChannel
getChannel()
Returns an DataChannel used by this context.EntityResolver
getEntityResolver()
Returns EntityResolver that stores all mapping information accessible by this ObjectContext.GraphManager
getGraphManager()
Returns GraphManager that manages object graph associated with this context.Object
getUserProperty(String key)
Returns a user-defined property previously set via 'setUserProperty'.boolean
hasChanges()
Returnstrue
if there are any modified, deleted or new objects registered with this ObjectContext,false
otherwise.void
invalidateObjects(Collection<?> objects)
Invalidates a Collection of persistent objects.<T> void
invalidateObjects(T... objects)
Invalidates one or more persistent objects.<T> void
iterate(Select<T> query, ResultIteratorCallback<T> callback)
Creates a ResultIterator based on the provided query and passes it to a callback for processing.<T> ResultIterator<T>
iterator(Select<T> query)
Creates a ResultIterator based on the provided query.<T extends Persistent>
TlocalObject(T objectFromAnotherContext)
Returns a local copy of 'objectFromAnotherContext' object.Collection<?>
modifiedObjects()
Returns a collection of objects that are registered with this ObjectContext and have a state PersistenceState.MODIFIED<T> T
newObject(Class<T> persistentClass)
Creates a new persistent object of a given class scheduled to be inserted to the database on next commit.Collection<?>
newObjects()
Returns a collection of objects that are registered with this ObjectContext and have a state PersistenceState.NEWQueryResponse
performGenericQuery(Query query)
Executes any kind of query providing the result in a form of QueryResponse.List
performQuery(Query query)
Executes a selecting query, returning a list of persistent objects or data rows.void
prepareForAccess(Persistent object, String property, boolean lazyFaulting)
A callback method that child Persistent objects are expected to call before accessing property values.void
propertyChanged(Persistent object, String property, Object oldValue, Object newValue)
A callback method that child Persistent objects are expected to call from inside the setter after modifying a value of a persistent property, including "simple" and "arc" properties.void
registerNewObject(Object object)
Registers a transient object with the context.void
rollbackChanges()
Resets all uncommitted changes made to the objects in this ObjectContext, cascading rollback operation all the way through the stack.void
rollbackChangesLocally()
Resets all uncommitted changes made to the objects in this ObjectContext.<T> List<T>
select(Select<T> query)
Executes a selecting query, returning a list of persistent objects or data rows.<T> T
selectFirst(Select<T> query)
Selects a single object using provided query.<T> T
selectOne(Select<T> query)
Executes a selecting query, returning either NULL if query matched no objects, or a single object.void
setUserProperty(String key, Object value)
Sets a user-defined property.Collection<?>
uncommittedObjects()
Returns a collection of MODIFIED, DELETED or NEW objects.Methods inherited from interface org.apache.cayenne.DataChannel
getEventManager, onQuery, onSync
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Method Details
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getEntityResolver
EntityResolver getEntityResolver()Returns EntityResolver that stores all mapping information accessible by this ObjectContext.- Specified by:
getEntityResolver
in interfaceDataChannel
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newObjects
Collection<?> newObjects()Returns a collection of objects that are registered with this ObjectContext and have a state PersistenceState.NEW -
deletedObjects
Collection<?> deletedObjects()Returns a collection of objects that are registered with this ObjectContext and have a state PersistenceState.DELETED -
modifiedObjects
Collection<?> modifiedObjects()Returns a collection of objects that are registered with this ObjectContext and have a state PersistenceState.MODIFIED -
uncommittedObjects
Collection<?> uncommittedObjects()Returns a collection of MODIFIED, DELETED or NEW objects. -
localObject
Returns a local copy of 'objectFromAnotherContext' object. "Local" means that the returned object is registered in this context. If the local object hasn't been previously cached in this context, a hollow object is created and returned to the caller. No DB query is performed to resolve an object.Note that passing an object with a non-existing id, may later result in FaultFailureException on attempt to read returned object properties.
- Since:
- 3.1
-
newObject
Creates a new persistent object of a given class scheduled to be inserted to the database on next commit. -
registerNewObject
Registers a transient object with the context. The difference withnewObject(Class)
is that a user creates an object herself, before attaching it to the context, instead of relying on Cayenne to do that.- Parameters:
object
- new object that needs to be made persistent.- Since:
- 3.0
-
deleteObject
Schedules deletion of a persistent object.- Throws:
DeleteDenyException
- if aDeleteRule.DENY
delete rule is applicable for object deletion.
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deleteObjects
Schedules deletion of a collection of persistent objects.- Throws:
DeleteDenyException
- if aDeleteRule.DENY
delete rule is applicable for object deletion.
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deleteObjects
Schedules deletion of one or more persistent objects. Same asdeleteObjects(Collection)
only with a vararg argument list for easier deletion of individual objects.- Throws:
DeleteDenyException
- if aDeleteRule.DENY
delete rule is applicable for object deletion.- Since:
- 3.1
-
prepareForAccess
A callback method that child Persistent objects are expected to call before accessing property values. This callback allows ObjectContext to "inflate" unresolved objects on demand and also resolve properties that rely on lazy faulting.- Since:
- 3.0
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propertyChanged
A callback method that child Persistent objects are expected to call from inside the setter after modifying a value of a persistent property, including "simple" and "arc" properties. -
commitChanges
void commitChanges()Flushes all changes to objects in this context to the parent DataChannel, cascading flush operation all the way through the stack, ultimately saving data in the database. -
commitChangesToParent
void commitChangesToParent()Flushes all changes to objects in this context to the parent DataChannel. Same ascommitChanges()
, but no cascading flush occurs. -
rollbackChanges
void rollbackChanges()Resets all uncommitted changes made to the objects in this ObjectContext, cascading rollback operation all the way through the stack. -
rollbackChangesLocally
void rollbackChangesLocally()Resets all uncommitted changes made to the objects in this ObjectContext. Same asrollbackChanges()
, but rollback is local to this context and no cascading changes undoing occurs. -
performQuery
Executes a selecting query, returning a list of persistent objects or data rows. -
select
Executes a selecting query, returning a list of persistent objects or data rows.- Since:
- 4.0
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selectOne
Executes a selecting query, returning either NULL if query matched no objects, or a single object. If query matches more than one object,CayenneRuntimeException
is thrown.- Since:
- 4.0
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selectFirst
Selects a single object using provided query. The query itself can match any number of objects, but will return only the first one. It returns null if no objects were matched.If it matched more than one object, the first object from the list is returned. This makes 'selectFirst' different from
selectOne(Select)
, which would throw in this situation. 'selectFirst' is useful e.g. when the query is ordered and we only want to see the first object (e.g. "most recent news article"), etc.Selecting the first object via "Select.selectFirst(ObjectContext)" is more comprehensible than selecting via "ObjectContext.selectFirst(Select)", because implementations of "Select" set fetch size limit to one.
- Since:
- 4.0
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iterate
Creates a ResultIterator based on the provided query and passes it to a callback for processing. The caller does not need to worry about closing the iterator. This method takes care of it.- Since:
- 4.0
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iterator
Creates a ResultIterator based on the provided query. It is usually backed by an open result set and is useful for processing of large data sets, preserving a constant memory footprint. The caller must wrap iteration in try/finally (or try-with-resources for Java 1.7 and higher) and close the ResultIterator explicitly. Or useiterate(Select, ResultIteratorCallback)
as an alternative.- Since:
- 4.0
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batchIterator
Creates a ResultBatchIterator based on the provided query and batch size. It is usually backed by an open result set and is useful for processing of large data sets, preserving a constant memory footprint. The caller must wrap iteration in try/finally (or try-with-resources for Java 1.7 and higher) and close the ResultBatchIterator explicitly.- Since:
- 4.0
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getGraphManager
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getChannel
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hasChanges
boolean hasChanges()Returnstrue
if there are any modified, deleted or new objects registered with this ObjectContext,false
otherwise.- Since:
- 3.0
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invalidateObjects
Invalidates a Collection of persistent objects. This operation only applies to the objects already committed to the database and does nothing to the NEW objects. It would remove each object's snapshot from caches and change object's state to HOLLOW. On the next access to this object, the object will be refetched. -
invalidateObjects
<T> void invalidateObjects(T... objects)Invalidates one or more persistent objects. Same asinvalidateObjects(Collection)
only with a vararg argument list for easier invalidation of individual objects. If no arguments are passed to this method, it does nothing.- Since:
- 3.1
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getUserProperty
Returns a user-defined property previously set via 'setUserProperty'. Concurrent access to properties does not require any special synchronization- Since:
- 3.0
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setUserProperty
Sets a user-defined property. Concurrent access to properties does not require any special synchronization- Since:
- 3.0
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Problem 91:
Complete the itinerary from the collection of air tickets.
Problem 90:
Solve the 8 puzzle
Problem 89:
Find the best path in at most K hops
Problem 88:
Find the sum of nodes in a BST that fall in a given range
Problem 87:
Find the shortest transformation sequence
Problem 86:
Implement a special stack that supports getMin() in constant time.
Problem 85:
Minimum Cost to Connect All Cities
Week 13:
Binary Search
1: Find the peak element
Week 12:
Dynamic Programming
2: Find the sub-array with the largest sum.
1: Number of ways to construct the array.
Week 11:
Recursion
2: The Josephus Problem
1: Find all the combinations with the given sum
Week 10:
Strings
3: Find the anagram substring.
2: Number of substrings starting with a vowel.
1: Valid IP addresses.
Week 9:
Greedy
3: Find the majority element.
2: Minimum numbers of candies required.
1: Minimum flips to turn all the bulbs on.
Week 8:
Arrays
1: Minimum number of swaps needed to sort the array.
Week 7:
Dynamic Programming
1: Edit distance between words.
Week 6:
Strings
1: Longest substring with unique characters
Week 5:
Two Pointers
2: Find the duplicate number in an array
1: Remove duplicates from a sorted array without extra space.
Week 4:
Strings
2: Minimum letters to be added at the beginning to make palindrome.
1: Letter combinations from numbers of a keypad.
Week 3:
Greedy
3: Find the maximum sum of the array after K negations.
2: Can the circular trip be completed with given fuel and cost?
1: Jumping steps in the array.
Week 2:
Trees
5: Find the maximum path sum of a binary tree.
4: Find the diameter of a binary tree.
3: Check if a binary tree is a binary search tree.
2: Convert a binary tree into a doubly linked list, in place.
1: Implement a file syncing algorithm for a low-bandwidth network
Week 1:
Arrays
1: Partition set into sets of equal sum
2: Trapping rain water
3: Merge overlapping intervals
4: Find longest increasing subsequence in nlogn
5: Convert to strictly increasing array
6: Find next greater element


Xiaomi initiates 'Mi Days' sale on Amazon India - Gizchina.com
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Amazon India is hosting ‘Mi Days’ sale on their platform from 14th to 18th November similar to ‘Apple Days’ and ‘Oppo Fantastic Days’ Sale. The e-commerce giant has partnered with HDFC bank to offer a 10% cashback up to ₹500 on selected products. Additionally, buyers can opt for exchange offers and no-cost EMIs to further lower the price.
To begin with, the ‘Mi Days’ sale by Amazon India does not offer much except for the instant discount via HDFC band debit cards and a few no-cost EMI options. The devices on the sale include Redmi 7A, Redmi 7, Redmi Y3, Mi A2, Mi A3, and POCO F1. We have listed the price of these models along with offers in the table below.
| Product | Price | HDFC Debit Card Cashback | No-Cost EMI |
| Redmi 7A (2GB/16GB, 2GB/32GB) |
₹5,500 / ₹5,799 | Nil | Yes |
| Redmi 7 (2GB/32GB, 3GB/32GB) |
₹6,999 / ₹7,999 | ₹500 | Yes |
| Redmi Y3 (3GB/32GB, 4GB/64GB) |
₹7,999 / ₹9,999 | ₹500 | Yes |
| Mi A2 (4GB/64GB) |
₹8,499 | ₹500 | Yes |
| Mi A3 (4GB/64GB, 6GB/128GB) |
₹12,999 / ₹15,999 | ₹500 | Yes |
| POCO F1 (6GB/128GB, 8GB/256GB) |
₹15,999 / ₹18,999 | ₹500 | Yes |
Checkout all the deals of Amazon India ‘Mi Days’ sale by accessing this link.


Evo Morales Says There Was a Price on His Head
by MIGUEL PATRICIO(CN) — In exile in Mexico this week, ousted Bolivian President Evo Morales said he’d learned there was a $50,000 bounty on his head and feared that if he remained there would be a massacre of his supporters.
Morales said he resigned on Sunday to stop bloodshed being organized by right-wing elements among the police, army and militias.
Morales and his supporters called his ouster a military coup; his opponents say he fled after rigging an election to claim a fourth term. What seems certain is that he flew into exile after the head of the armed forces, Gen. Williams Kaliman, told him it was time to go.
Morales swiftly boarded a plane provided by Mexican President Andrés López Obrador and flew to exile in Mexico. Upon landing in Mexico City on Tuesday, Morales thanked López Obrador for saving his life. In a tweet that day, he called the woman who proclaimed herself interim president, Senate Speaker Jeanine Añez, “a coup-mongering right-wing senator” (Una senadora de derecha golpista).
So has another Latin American democracy been overthrown by a military coup?
Bolivia had seen weeks of unrest after October elections and Morales’ opponents disputed the results. Supporters and opponents of Morales took to the streets across the country — South America’s poorest, though Morales, who had governed since 2006, presided over dramatic reductions in poverty.
Morales insisted that the wealth of Bolivia’s mining sector belonged to the Bolivian people and that foreign mining firms could own only a minority stake in operations. In some cases mines were taken over by the state.
Long court battles followed over the value of mining operations that were nationalized. Throughout his 13 years in office, Morales sought foreign partners who would provide capital and expertise, under the condition that they respect that the wealth from gas and minerals belong to the people of Bolivia.
This has been especially difficult with respect to lithium, a mineral used in cellphones, laptops, electric car batteries and medicines. Bolivia is believed to have more than half the world’s supply of lithium, buried in pools underneath an enormous salt deposit high in the Andes.
That salt flat — the world’s largest — is called Salar de Uyuni. Once a huge prehistoric lake, it is a 5,000-square-mile deposit of flat shiny white salt sitting on top of lithium brine. A complicated process separates the lithium from the brine by evaporation.
A ton of lithium carbonate sells for about $17,000 a ton today, down from its high in 2017 of $25,000 a ton. As the auto industry is expected to switch from fossil fuels to battery power in coming years, the demand for lithium will skyrocket, bringing welcome riches to the country, 20% of whose 10 million residents are indigenous peoples, and 68% of whom are mestizo.
Bolivia’s plans to develop a battery industry and an electric vehicle industry have been stalled by the reluctance of foreign capital to risk investing in a country that insists on limiting profits.
A deal with a German company for an initial investment of $250 million to manufacture lithium carbonate at Uyuni was reached in late 2018, with plans to begin production in 2021, and to produce 40,000 tons of lithium hydroxide by the end of 2022, according to Bloomberg News.
“Demand for lithium is expected to more than double by 2025,” Bloomberg reported. “The soft, light mineral is mined mainly in Australia, Chile and Argentina. Bolivia has plenty — 9 million tons that have never been mined commercially … until now there’s been no practical way to mine and sell it.”
The agreement appears to have fallen apart on Nov. 4 — six days before the alleged coup.
With Morales gone, it is expected that the new right-wing government will return to the table and revive the lithium agreement.
(Courthouse News correspondent Miguel Patricio is based in El Salvador.)
Copyright © 2019 courthousenews.com


My quantitative background is in computational neuroscience. During my days as a
neuroscientist, I spent most of my time analyzing time series data, so I'll always have a
soft spot in my heart for things like signal decomposition and forecasting models.
Nowadays, I like to apply my skillset more widely. Here are some topics I'm interested in:
- I'm obsessed with learning more about knowledge graphs.
- Maps. Maps of humans, of trees, of butterfly migrations, of limestone, of clown attacks, etc.
- I'm passionate about applying my skillset to the healthcare and e-learning industries.
- I have a background in human factors, so I care deeply about usability and explainability in AI.
- I love a good UI.


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Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimCmdlets (12)
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--- title: 'Introduction to Response Surface Analysis ' author: Johannes Karl date: '2019-03-23' slug: introduction-to-response-surface-analysis categories: - R - Stats tags: - R - RSA - plotting image: caption: '' focal_point: '' ---
Response Suface Analysis (RSA) is a method from the wider field of Response Surface Methodologies (RSM).
Commensurable Scales
Commensurability explained as briefly as possible is that two scales are measured in the same units. In the world of Likert-scales this mostly means they are measured on the same number of points.
Centered on a Common Point
There is a number of ways this can be done. The most straight forward is probably to subtract scale midpoint from each participants score. This leaves participants with scores below the theoretical midpoint with negative values and everyone else with positive values.
Participants can indicate high and low values on all scales
This is more of a scale design than a analysis issue. Here it is important to consider if negatively worded items should need to be included in the scale or if the lowest level of a positively worded item is the lowest score a participant could indicate.
No Multicolliniearity
In contrast to the previous requirement this one is actually testable. The easiest way of doing this would be to run a regression with all predictors and examine the Variance Inflation Factors (VIF). An example can be seen below where I predict attractiveness of a landscape from ratings of valence and arousal. valence and arousal are centered around the scale mid-point of 5. VIF values below 5 are generally considered acceptabily low to conclude that there is no mulitcolliniearity.
car::vif(lm(attr ~ val_cent * aro_cent + val_cent2 + aro_cent2, data = data_long))
## val_cent aro_cent val_cent2 aro_cent2
## 4.027766 5.436807 4.003578 1.931477
## val_cent:aro_cent
## 4.594957
In our current example we might have a slight multicolliniearity issue, but we are going to accept it for the purpose of the example.
High Power
library("RSA")
## Loading required package: lavaan
## This is lavaan 0.6-3
## lavaan is BETA software! Please report any bugs.
## Loading required package: lattice
rsa_sqd <- RSA(t_attr ~ val_cent * aro_cent, data = data_long, model = "full")
## [1] "Computing polynomial model (full) ..."
summary(rsa_sqd)
## RSA output (package version 0.9.13)
## ===========================================
## Warning in sqrt(b3 * b5): NaNs produced
## Warning in sqrt(b3 * b5): NaNs produced
## Warning in sqrt(b3 * b5): NaNs produced
## Warning in sqrt(b3 * b5): NaNs produced
## Warning in sqrt(b3 * b5): NaNs produced
## Are there discrepancies in the predictors (with respect to numerical congruence)?
## ----------------------------
## Congruence
## aro_cent < val_cent Congruence aro_cent > val_cent
## 75.6 21.7 2.8
##
## Is the full polynomial model significant?
## ----------------------------
## Test on model significance: R^2 = 0.428, p <.001
##
##
## Number of observations: n = 180
## ----------------------------
##
##
## Regression coefficients for model <full>
## ----------------------------
## label est se ci.lower ci.upper beta
## t_attr~1 b0 42.582 1.120 40.387 44.776 4.270
## t_attr~val_cent b1 4.001 0.667 2.694 5.308 0.584
## t_attr~aro_cent b2 0.914 0.540 -0.144 1.972 0.200
## t_attr~val_cent2 b3 -0.027 0.142 -0.306 0.251 -0.016
## t_attr~val_cent_aro_cent b4 -0.180 0.156 -0.485 0.126 -0.120
## t_attr~aro_cent2 b5 0.190 0.106 -0.017 0.397 0.115
## pvalue sig
## t_attr~1 p <.001 ***
## t_attr~val_cent p <.001 ***
## t_attr~aro_cent p = .091 †
## t_attr~val_cent2 p = .848
## t_attr~val_cent_aro_cent p = .250
## t_attr~aro_cent2 p = .072 †
##
##
##
## Surface tests (a1 to a5) for model <full>
## ----------------------------
## label est se ci.lower ci.upper pvalue sig
## 1 a1 4.915 0.787 3.373 6.457 p <.001 ***
## 2 a2 -0.017 0.179 -0.367 0.333 p = .924
## 3 a3 3.088 0.924 1.277 4.898 p <.001 ***
## 4 a4 0.342 0.240 -0.129 0.813 p = .154
## 5 a5 -0.217 0.206 -0.621 0.186 p = .291
##
## a1: Linear additive effect on line of congruence? YES
## a2: Is there curvature on the line of congruence? NO
## a3: Is the ridge shifted away from the LOC? YES
## a4: Is there a general effect of incongruence? NO
##
##
## Location of stationary point for model <full>
## ----------------------------
## val_cent = 31.761; aro_cent = 12.61; predicted t_attr = 111.888
##
##
## Principal axes for model <full>
## ----------------------------
## label est se ci.lower ci.upper pvalue sig
## Intercept of 1. PA p10 100.890 189.332 -270.194 471.975 p = .594
## Slope of 1. PA p11 -2.779 2.382 -7.449 1.890 p = .243
## Intercept of 2. PA p20 1.183 2.439 -3.598 5.964 p = .628
## Slope of 2. PA p21 0.360 0.308 -0.245 0.964 p = .243
## --> Lateral shift of first PA from LOC at point (0; 0): C1 = 56.696
## --> Lateral shift of second PA from LOC at point (0; 0): C2 = -0.87
# PLOT THE ESTIMATED MODEL
plot(rsa_sqd, legend=F, param=F,
axes=c("LOC", "LOIC","PA1"),
project=c("LOC", "LOIC","PA1"),
xlab="Valence", ylab="Arousal", zlab="Attractiveness"
)


Archives & Catalog Retrieval
The Archives & Catalog Retrieval plugin provides access to remote
image and star catalog services.
Use the menus in the top left to select a data source:
- Select either Image Servers or
Catalog Servers for image or catalog retrieval.
- For a given type of server, select the institution from which to retrieve.
- For a given institution, select the specific archive or catalog.
You then can fill in the RA and Dec of the target in one of three ways:
- Set the RA and Dec manually in hh:mm:ss dd:mm:ss format.
- Specify an object name in Object field and click
the Set RA/Dec button to retrieve the field center.
- If an image is displayed in JS9 (and Object is blank),
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Video: Trailer shows Shakira’s DEVASTATED reaction to Liverpool beating Barcelona 4-0
by Tom McNeilIt seems that every major club has taken part in some kind of documentary recently. It looks like film crews were hoping to capture a moment of glory for Barcelona last season, but instead they were treated to the meltdown at Anfield in the Champions League.
Somebody decided it would be a great idea to set up a camera to observe Gerard Pique’s wife Shakira watching the game at home with her kids – it captures her reactions and she looks pretty shocked at how the game unfolds:
It’s also quite funny that clearly the kids don’t care or don’t really understand what’s going on. Barcelona completely collapsed that night and it was obvious what was going to happen as the game unfolded.
It must’ve been tough to watch the collapse from a distance, but it’s strangely compelling viewing.


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For Example you are in a Bus station, and suddenly you hear fire alarm how would you react to it? You will run immediately out of the station, right. Now lets put this scenario in delegates.
 Once you heard that alarm you yourself initiated a run() function to escape from there.
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Therefore, in real-world we also react differently based on the situation or event. In Programming, delegates does the same thing. We create number of appropriate functions and execute them based on particular events.
Basically a delegate consist of 3 steps:
Now Open your visual studio and create a new console application and follow the coding shown below:
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace ConsoleApplication2 { public class DelegateExample { //Declaration //Creating Delegates with no parameters and no return type. public delegate void FirstDelegate(); public void func1() { Console.WriteLine("I am Function 1"); } public void func2() { Console.WriteLine("I am Function 2"); } public void func3() { Console.WriteLine("I am Function 3"); } } class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { DelegateExample testdelegate = new DelegateExample(); //Instantiation DelegateExample.FirstDelegate fd1 = new DelegateExample.FirstDelegate(testdelegate.func1); DelegateExample.FirstDelegate fd2 = new DelegateExample.FirstDelegate(testdelegate.func2); DelegateExample.FirstDelegate fd3 = new DelegateExample.FirstDelegate(testdelegate.func3); //Invocation fd1(); fd2(); fd3(); Console.ReadKey(); } } }
The output for the above program of delegates will look like this below.
OUTPUT:I am Function 1
I am Function 2
I am Function 3
What we did in the above Example Program?
public delegate void FirstDelegate();
public void func1()
public void func2()
public void func3()
DelegateExample.FirstDelegate fd1 = new DelegateExample.FirstDelegate(testdelegate.func1);
DelegateExample.FirstDelegate fd2 = new DelegateExample.FirstDelegate(testdelegate.func2);
DelegateExample.FirstDelegate fd3 = new DelegateExample.FirstDelegate(testdelegate.func3);
And at the end we have called the delegates to execute the functions.
fd1();
fd2();
fd3();


public class DefaultFaction.DefaultFactionZapFactor extends java.lang.Object implements Faction.FZapFactor
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DefaultFactionZapFactor(double gain,
double loss,
java.lang.String mask) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
MaskingLibrary.CompiledZapperMask |
compiledMOBMask()
The compiled mask to tell which mobs to apply this factor to
|
double |
gainFactor()
Get the gain factor (0-1)
|
double |
lossFactor()
Set the loss factor (0-1)
|
java.lang.String |
MOBMask()
The mask to tell which mobs to apply this factor to
|
void |
setGainFactor(double val)
Set the gain factor (0-1)
|
void |
setLossFactor(double val)
Set the loss factor (0-1)
|
void |
setMOBMask(java.lang.String str)
Set the mask to determine which mobs in the players presence will be affected.
|
java.lang.String |
toString()
Returns a semicolon-delimited string of the values of this factpr, suitable for
using to create a new one later.
|
public DefaultFactionZapFactor(double gain, double loss, java.lang.String mask)
public double gainFactor()
Faction.FZapFactor
gainFactor
in interface Faction.FZapFactor
Faction.FZapFactor.setGainFactor(double)
public void setGainFactor(double val)
Faction.FZapFactor
setGainFactor
in interface Faction.FZapFactor
val
- the gain factor (0-1)Faction.FZapFactor.gainFactor()
public double lossFactor()
Faction.FZapFactor
lossFactor
in interface Faction.FZapFactor
Faction.FZapFactor.setGainFactor(double)
public void setLossFactor(double val)
Faction.FZapFactor
setLossFactor
in interface Faction.FZapFactor
val
- the loss factor (0-1)Faction.FZapFactor.gainFactor()
public java.lang.String MOBMask()
Faction.FZapFactor
MOBMask
in interface Faction.FZapFactor
Faction.FZapFactor.setMOBMask(String)
public MaskingLibrary.CompiledZapperMask compiledMOBMask()
Faction.FZapFactor
compiledMOBMask
in interface Faction.FZapFactor
Faction.FZapFactor.setMOBMask(String)
public void setMOBMask(java.lang.String str)
Faction.FZapFactor
setMOBMask
in interface Faction.FZapFactor
str
- the mask to determine which mobs in the players presence will be affectedMaskingLibrary
,
Faction.FZapFactor.MOBMask()
public java.lang.String toString()
Faction.FZapFactor
toString
in interface Faction.FZapFactor
toString
in class java.lang.Object
Faction.addFactor(double,double,String)


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In the original paper, it is assumed we simply know the set of assets, and their expected returns and covariances. However to actuallly implement the portfolio we'll have to determine each of these.
What should be clear from the previous app is that we want assets with low, or negative correlations.
To create our portfolios, we'll need to know (1) the expected return on each asset, and (2) the covariances between all assets. The theory simply assumes we know these parameters.
To get an idea how your portfolio weights may change given a change in the underlying parameters, try changing them and recalculating your optimal portfolio weights.
if("quantmod" %in% rownames(installed.packages()) == FALSE) {
install.packages("quantmod")
}
env <- new.env()
Symbols <- c('ECA', 'DDD', 'MO', 'RHT')
getSymbols(Symbols = Symbols, env = env, from = '2015-02-24')
args <- eapply(env = env, FUN = function(x){x[,6]})[Symbols]
prices <- na.omit(do.call(what = merge, args = args))
colnames(prices) <- Symbols
write.csv(prices, file = "prices.csv")