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text: Hi, I am a total newbie to AOP & AOSD stuff. I have always worked on Microsoft technologies and I would Like to know more about implement aop/aosd techniques using Microsoft.Net framework. do we have enough literature available on this? Thanks in Advance -----Original Message----- From: Juri Memmert [mailto:jadawinarc at yahoo.com] Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2003 2:25 PM To: discuss at aosd.net Cc: rickard at dreambean.com Subject: Re: [aosd-discuss] AOP and testing --- Rickard Ã-berg <rickard at dreambean.com> wrote: Hi Rickard, > I made a blog entry about AOP and testing, and I'm curious if anyone on > this list have any comments and ideas on this topic. How do You deal > with the issues that are mentioned? I'd like to go through your blog and give you my replies on the way... > AOP is great. It allows us to do things that aren't really possible with any > other coding paradigm. AOP is also a big responsibility, because it means that > there's no single place to look for bugs when bugs occur. And bugs do, despite > occasional claims to the contrary, occur. Sorry... there is exactly one place to look. ;-) I do not use an AspectJ-like approach but a Hyperspaces-based one, so my thoughts and practices might not be applicable, but any application I write (beyond a very few classes) is captured in a Cosmos schema. Within that schema, I define the interactions of the various aspects/concerns of my application. There, I define what code is merged where. When a bug occurs, I go back to the schema and check which concerns were part of the code that created the bug (I also go back the stack trace to see what concerns were there). In 99% of the cases, the error occured where two+ concerns converge in one method or class. So, finding the concerns in the schema (which can be done with a simple search on the schema), this points me directly to the concerns that caused the problem and from there to the code that I wrote. From there, debugging normally is really simple. > If you've built an entire system on AOP, like we have, then how do you make > sure it actually works? How do you get the "green light" that TDD'ers crave > for? > > To be honest: I don't have the slightest idea. IMHO, you need a meta-level description of your application that tells you what converges where and why... something you can not find in the code. You can find the "what" and with more work the "where"... often a _lot_ more work... but definitely not the "why" (unless you document _way_ more than I've ever seen in any commercial project). > You could test each advice independently, but that might be difficult since > they usually rely on some particular context which may be impossible to > replicate for testing purposes. This is different with hyperslices. Each of the slices in itself is complete enough to test it separately and I just merge in a test context that is based on my best estimate of possible use cases. > Also, even if an advice is considered to work by a JUnit test, maybe it will > break when combined with other advice? I do integration tests on all hyperslices that are combined as defined in the Cosmos schema. The number is not too big. These integration tests are basically nothing more than the unit tests for each hyperslice plus a bit. If the unit tests for the various hyperslices do not work on the combined hypermodule anymore, you have modified the contract and need to document this. Often, this points to a problem as there could be a third hyperslice in this... But if it's not a problem, this also means that any class calling any method the resulting hypermodule needs to adhere to this new contract. That way the new contract is propagated and all integration tests need to reflect that (this is the "bit", I mentioned above). > Or, what if the pointcuts are incorrectly defined and the advice is never > applied in the first place? This is a large problem with the way pointcuts are defined in AspectJ. I've seen pointcut definitions longer than my arm that still were wrong. :-( It is much easier with hyperslices and a Cosmos schema from which to derive the mappings. > This will be a common issue if you're using method regexps to define pointcuts, > and do refactoring without using a tool. Regex are, in my opinion, a really bad idea. They are very powerful and flexible... and often you match more or less than you want. Unfortunately, you find out about that too late, too. > And even if you use a tool, just how is it supposed to work? Let's say a method > is being adviced because of a regexp including a "*". If that method is renamed > so that it's not covered anymore, should the regexp be changed so that it is > indeed still included? E.g. "foo*" -> "foo* | someMethod" when "fooBar" is > renamed to "someMethod". That could easily become a real nightmare. It _is_ a nightmare. It's one of the reasons I really dislike using that kind of method to define pointcuts. > The issue of what advice is applied where can be made more transparent by using > tools that allow you to introspect a system to see how it is actually > constructed. Yes, tools to inspect the application are helpful, but they're nowhere enough. You need to delve into the concerns that make up the application before they became code... > AspectJ relies on plugins to IDE's, and personally I'm leaning towards creating > a JavaDoc extension that creates HTML showing the actual structure of the > program. This, of course, relies on the idea that there are classes of objects > that work the same way, and some other AOP implementations do not have this > property (JBoss AOP comes to mind). JavaDoc is good... when you can ascertain that your code adheres to the standards needed by the doclet... and as you point out, that this might be problematic... > But the above is only related to advice. What about introductions and mixins? > Well, it's the similar problems there really, since using introductions is a > kind of weak typing approach where the only way to know whether an object has a > particular interface is to do instanceof or casting at runtime. The JavaDoc > thing can help again though, to make things a little more manageable and avoid > the simple errors. Again... Doclets can help... I use them myself... but they rely entirely too much on the documentation of the code base and not enough on the concerns that build the underlying conceptual base. Many of the problems with concern interaction are already visible in the concern model and can be resolved there, they don't have to be resolved in the code... unless you have nothing but the code to do it all... > Our own experience is that we have indeed been bitten by some of the above > problems, in particular the advice interaction and refactoring parts. All you > can do really, at this point, is to be aware of the problem and take care of it > in any way possible. And hope for understanding customers and a quick > turnaround time when bugs occur, both of which we have so far. I have found that I had to drastically increase the number of tests... but decrease the complexity of the tests at the same time, as the tests need to cover less of the problem. That way, where I had 10 unit tests, I have 50 or even 100, but each is much simpler. Add to that a very few integration tests that test various hyperslices combined, that's maybe another 10%, and you get a very stable, thoroughly tested application where there are not only fewer bugs, but also a better coverage, better (in terms of "more explicit") test cases and a much easier road to that "green light" because not only is the impact of change limited to smaller components, but also the impact of bugs is limited to only a very few hyperslices. > So, there are definite drawbacks with this approach. I don't see that as a drawback. Most of all since I can insert probes into my application to find / analyze / fix the bug. > There are two ways that I can think of to minimize the pains involved here. One > is to have tools that allow you to see the structure of the final program. The structure of the final program is interesting, but imho, not half as important as understanding what concerns you merge, where and why. The resulting structure is then a direct mapping of those concerns. > Second, using runtime attributes instead of regular expressions to define > pointcuts would minimize the risk of getting pointcut definition problems, > since defining runtime attributes is a much more semantically clear way to > define what should happen than using method naming conventions. I shudder at the "runtime" term... I do not think that "compile time" is too early... but regex definitely is problematic. > This is also how we do it. The pointcut definitions in our system that are > regexp either look like this: "set*|add*|remove*" or like this: > "create*|clone*|remove|", and we intend to replace them both with "!readonly" > and "lifecycle" runtime attribute declarations down the road to avoid any > potential problems. If you can get away with these regex, you're _very_ lucky. ;-) It has been said that the regex support of Hyper/J is lacking because it can not match all the things you want... but I found that not to be a limitation. I rather do explicit mappings all over my application or use even more simple expressions than the ones you listed above. That way, I have much more control over what I do... I do not like "automagically"... "automatically" is ok... but as soon as you need to check a few thousand methods to make sure that noone messed up the naming conventions, I'm rather unhappy. I hope that helps... (otherwise ignore my ramblings. ;-) ) Juri __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. http://search.yahoo.com __________________________________________________ AOSD Discuss mailing list - discuss at aosd.net To be removed send mail to discuss-admin at aosd.net or visit http://aosd.net


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Clinton's varsity boys basketball team traveled to Whiteford on Friday, Feb. 15, and defeated the Bobcats 52-43 in overtime.
Whiteford was down 15-2 after the opening quarter and even after being held to just two points in the second quarter the Redskins finished the first half with a 17-10 lead.
The Bobcats outscored Clinton 12-10 in the third quarter but made a game of it in the fourth quarter with a 19-point surge to tie the game 41-41.
Clinton outscored the Bobcats 11-2 in overtime to secure the Tri-County Conference victory.
Ricky Miller led Clinton's offense with 16 points and seven rebounds. Grant Clark added 11 points and 12 boards while TJ Baker added 12 points, five rebounds and three assists.
Clinton improved to 15-2 overall and 10-2 in the TCC with the win.
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Gunns Limited receivers in move to sell Bell Bay pulp mill opportunity
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- August 25, 2014
RECEIVERS of the collapsed timber company Gunns Limited will launch a second campaign to sell the opportunity to build the Bell Bay pulp mill soon.
The move follows court approval of the sale of 50,000ha of managed investment scheme trees to institutional investor New Forests.
Thousands of tree growers, mainly in Tasmania, will share $40.6 million from the MIS sale.
New Forests will also settle on the remainder of the $330 million deal to buy former Gunns freehold land and other assets such as woodchip facilities in coming weeks.
Receiver Korda Mentha tried to sell the opportunity to build the controversial pulp mill early this year but New Forests put up the best offer, which did not include the Bell Bay opportunity.
New Forests managing director David Brand told the Mercury early this year that their intention was to export wood chips to overseas pulp mills rather than get involved in the Bell Bay mill.
A spokesman for Korda Mentha said that the court decision cleared the way for New Forests to complete the transaction.
"Korda Mentha can now start negotiations with the parties who expressed interest in the pulp mill in the original process," the spokesman said.
"It is now absolutely clear that New Forests owns the trees and so any potential buyer knows who it needs to go to for pulpwood supply."
Before it collapsed in September 2012, Gunns spent more than $220 million on developing the pulp mill site and in getting environmental approvals.
Gunns sought financial backing for a $2.5 billion pulp mill for more than five years but none was forthcoming.
A separate sale to an American firm, RMS, for a further 21,777ha of Tasmanian land and trees is expected within weeks.
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David Dobbin of Launceston Posted at 9:59 PM August 26, 2014
The difference being, Andrew, that the community at Triabunna would be delighted if Wood/Cameron developed the site for a tourist/conference facility. Nobody was delighted to have a stinking pulp mill in the Tamar Valley. You don't seem to want any development at the mill site - are you going to organise a rally to prevent it?
Andrew Grubb of Hobart Posted at 4:47 PM August 26, 2014
Pete Godfrey, haven't you heard, you don't need a social licence any more.....I mean haven't you seen how Woods/Cameron own the chip mill and can do any thing they like with it! Surely what's good for the goose....
Pete Godfrey of Golden Valley Posted at 10:42 AM August 26, 2014
Korda Menth are just thinking of their own retirement funds. To call a patch of dirt on the edge of the Tamar with no social licence and not enough wood to supply it a pulp mill opportunity is no better than joining a cargo cult. The mill was only ever viable with massive public subsidies. Just imagine the damage 637 trucks a day would have done to the roads near the pulp mill site, and guess who is supposed to take up the bill for the damage. There are no MIS schemes any more, the markets aren't there and we are moving into the digital age. Old thinking and a total dud.


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MADISON, Wis. -- The Wisconsin women's golf team tees off its spring schedule this weekend, when the Badgers travel to Orlando, Fla., for the UCF Challenge. The University of Central Florida plays host to the event, which will be held Sunday-Tuesday, Feb. 9-11. The competition is held on the 7,212-yard, Par 73 course at Eagle Creek Golf Club. The tournament features several of the nation's top-ranked teams from the Golfweek/Sagarin Rankings including No. 17 Kentucky, No. 19 Iowa State, No. 23 UCF, No. 30 Tulane and No. 37 Miami. The No. 38 ranked Badgers will compete against a 19-team field. North Carolina was crowned tournament champion last spring after recording the only under par score of the tournament, finishing 10-under with 287-278-289--854. 2014 Field: Campbell, East Carolina, East Tennessee St., Florida International, Georgia State, GRU Augusta, Iowa State, Kennesaw State, Kentucky, Miami, Minnesota, New Mexico, SMU, South Florida, Texas State, Tulane, UCF, Western Carolina, Wisconsin The Badgers are coming off of one of their best fall seasons in school history, where they showed their ability to play to the competition and compete with the nation's best. UW earned four top-10 team finishes which included a first place finish Sept. 22 at the Lady Paladin Invitational at the Furman University Golf Course in Greenville, S.C.
Wisconsin recorded a fall average of 295.09 (3248 strokes/11 rounds), which puts UW on-pace to break the 18-hole average record of 302.93 (9,694 strokes/32 rounds) set in 2009-10.
Three of Wisconsin's all-time top 10 individual 54-hole scores were tallied in the fall. Senior Kris Yoo recorded a school-record-tying 73-70-70--213 at the Lady Paladin Invitational on Sept. 20-22.
Junior Kimberly Dinh tied her own top-10 54-hole score with a 73-69-74--216 at the Cougar Classic on Sept. 8-10.
Also recording an all-time top-10 54-hole score was Brooke Ferrell. The freshman recorded a 72-74-68--214 at the Lady Paladin Invitational. Ferrell closed out her first collegiate fall campaign with an average of 73.63 (810 strokes/11 rounds), which was the third-best fall average among UW players.
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As some of you may remember, my baby girl just turned 1year old! What a big year we have had and oh, what fun we have had! This past weekend we celebrated her birthday with a proper pink party attended by plenty of perfect people! My next several posts will include recipes and photos from the party!
On the actual day of her birthday I made her these delicious birthday cookies. For her party, however, I made her very own birthday cake and cupcakes to go along. Here is my healthy-ish recipe for a fantastic First Birthday Cake!
First Birthday Cupcakes
- 3/4 cup Plain Yogurt
- 1/2 cup Buttermilk
- 2 Egg Whites
- 2 tbsp Canola Oil
- 2 tsp Vanilla Extract
- 1 1/2 cup Whole Wheat Pastry Flour
- 1/4 cup Sugar
- 1 tsp Baking Powder
- 1/2 tsp Baking Soda
Line a cupcake tin with cupcake liners or generously grease a cake pan with butter and dust with flour, I used a 3-inch round cake pan for my little birthday girl. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Stir together the wet ingredients in a large bowl.
Combine the dry ingredients in a separate bowl and pour over the wet ingredients. Stir to combine.
Fill the cupcake tins about 3/4 full and bake for 20 minutes. Allow to cool completely before frosting.
I debated with myself about the frosting for months!!! Literally months! Panicked about the thought of the giant globs of sugar; I just could not decide what to do. You see, when I was in high school, I worked at a bakery and decorated cakes. I would come home smelling like sugar….it was heaven! ur, ummmm you know! Anyway, I wanted the cake to look pretty, but I also didn't want my birthday girl to have 5 cups of sugar and artificial food coloring, so here is what I came up with.
Raspberry Cream Cheese Frosting
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- 1/4 cup Butter, at room temperature
- 1/2 tsp. Vanilla Extract
- 1 tbsp Raspberry Puree
- 1 cup Ideal Confection Sweetener
First I have to tell you about this wonderful little product I came across called Ideal Confection. It is a low calorie sweetener that allowed me to make delicious sugar free frosting!!
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By Dr. Jon Carrick
The world has become highly globalized and we now must interact with companies from all over the world. Throughout the past term, we have been studying how to interact and conduct business with other countries and cultures. It is beneficial to study these things in the classroom, but there is no substitute for experiencing it first-hand. This is why I am so excited about our EMBA trip to Vietnam and Singapore.
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Banning URLs from Varnish using Apache Camel and RabbitMQ – Part 1
Hello and Welcome! :-)
Over the course of three postings, I would like to present a tutorial on using RabbitMQ and Apache Camel to BAN (their parlance for removing) URLs (objects) held within Varnish Cache. This proposed approach allows for a complete decoupling of application logic from the caching system thus promoting greater flexibility, scalability and resiliance – in effect creating a sophisticated event driven architecture that would grow with business needs. Think about the enormous benefits and potential here – an application-initiated (and as-close-to-possible) realtime event driven mechanism for removing objects from within Varnish!
I hope you find this tutorial useful to you and I welcome any feedback you have. Please do drop me a email or comment if you have anything you wish to add :-)
Before I go any further I would like to sincerely thank the members of my team for doing the initial work on this – Vinay, Diego, Craig, Fred and Manju – your contributions are gratefully appreciated – thanks guys! :-)
In today's posting I will introduce the key players and describe the technologies that will be used.
Basic Requirements and Assumptions
These articles are written for Java developers and application support personnel in mind. The language used is Java 7 and the target platform is Unix based (I personally use Debian testing). There are comprehensive instructions on each application website for Varnish and RabbitMQ on how to download, install and do an initial configuration – please have a read and please install each component. The project source code and associated files are hosted on BitBucket as a Mercurial repository.
NOTE: Although the target audience is anyone with a familiarity of Java, the information presented here can be adapted to *ANY* architecture. All you need is a way to send message to a queue, for something to pick the message off the queue and process it, then for something to send on the processed message to a running instance of Varnish. An easy recipe to follow :-)
Architecture Overview
Shown below is what we will be aiming towards for our BAN solution:
The Key Players
Without further ado, let me introduce the core components (the versions in brackets are those that I had when I did this proof of concept):
Varnish (3.0.2)
Varnish Cache is a free sophisticated modern web accelerator that is growing in adoption and use throughout the world. It sits in front of any server that talks HTTP and caches the response from the backend server. In our experience, Varnish has proven itself to be very reliable, very fast and very easy to configure. If you have a need to dramatically speed up responses to the client, I would highly recommend having a serious look at Varnish to see if it will help you (chances are it will! :-)).
RabbitMQ (2.7.1)
RabbitMQ is an implementation of an enterprise messaging system that talks AMQP (it can support other protocols such as STOMP). RabbitMQ is highly reliable and scalable and a good choice if you are looking for a way to send messages between systems – it will be the "backbone" that facilitates our event driven architecture.
Apache Camel (2.8.3)
A very popular integration framework that knows how to route, split, aggregate and do lots more with messages that flow through it. We will be using Apache Camel to pick messages from RabbitMQ and process them for sending on to Varnish.
Camel-Spring-AMQP [and Spring AMQP] (1.0)
A recently developed component for Apache Camel that speaks Spring-AMQP natively (it uses Spring AMQP underneath the covers). We will be using this component to connect to RabbitMQ.
Configuring Varnish
The default out-of-the-box configuration for Varnish will suffice for now. We will reconfigure Varnish in another posting to support BANing of URLs via a customised HTTP requests. An example Varnish configuration file is included in the project source code (in the conf/varnish directory).
Configuring RabbitMQ
It is important that RabbitMQ is installed with the web management console included – although not a requirement to use RabbitMQ, it really really makes life a lot simplier (and we will be using the web management console to send messages). The simplest thing is to install directly from the download on the website. We will require a Queue to be configured that will hold our HTTP BAN messages. I'm a big fan of images to explain what to do, so please find instructions below:
Log into RabbitMQ Web Management console:
Click on the Queues tab and create the following Queue:
You should see this when you click Add queue:
We now have to associate the Queue to an Exchange (along with a Routing Key):
You should see this when you click Bind:
After achieving this step, you now will have a Queue (banQueue) bound to an Exchange (amq.direct) with the Routing Key (banQueue). We can now use this queue when we send ban messages.
Configuring Apache Camel
No configuration at the moment is required since the project contains the an example Camel configuration for you to use (in the conf/spring directory). You will probably need to adapt this for your own use later.
Configuring the Varnish-Ban Project
If you have not done so already, please clone the project to your machine. It is a very simple project. Please do have a look around the structure and the source files to learn how I've put things together. I'm a big fan of Apache Ivy as the dependency manager and I like to keep things easy using Ant. Instructions are included in the README.MD on how to configure Ivy to work so that you can download the required project dependencies.
That's all for now!
Hopefully you will now have installed the following:
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- RabbitMQ with a queue called banQueue ready to receive messages
- Cloned the Varnish-Ban project and resolved dependencies
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Yes, this is the intended behavior. If you want to change who the task is assigned to you need to edit then task itself.
Frankly, I'd rather see the behavior change, so that we can do an assignment in fewer mouse clicks. It seems like better functionality. If not, then I suggest you not allow that icon to be clickable, and to bring up a context menu when clicked. Consider what the expected behavior is if somebody clicks on the icon, and then clicks on a person in the menu that pops up, which then makes the menu disappear. What would you expect it to do? What's the point of bringing up a menu and allowing the user to click on a person (which says "Assign task to person"!) if clicking doesn't actually do what the tool tip says it will?
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"There is no clear evidence that MS has anything to do with blocked veins, and to then jump to therapy for blocked veins is premature," Jung said.
The research done on CCSVI has not consistently established that people with MS are more likely to have venous blockage than are healthy people or those with other neurological diseases, Jung said. Nor is it known when venous blockage occurs during the course of the disease or why such a blockage, if it occurs, would cause symptoms of MS.
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There are nine trainers who take the dogs around the country to perform, and they are big believers in the Paws for a Cause message that pets play an important role in people's lives.
"The trainers own the dogs," said Aaron Methvin, a production manager with Kicking Cow, the company that manages the Incredible Dog Team. "The trainers don't go anywhere without these dogs."
That kinship lets the dogs "do things you never thought a dog could do," Methvin said. One, for instance, can do a handstand, he said.
Methvin, who's watched the Incredible Dog Team perform numerous times, called it "crazy" and said it's sure to keep people of all ages entertained.
"You see kids with big smiles and adults with their jaws dropped," he said. "It's just fun."
Burgess hopes people will share some of those good feelings with animals around the area who are in need. In addition to looking to hook people up with rescue groups at the show, organizers are holding a pet food drive at Paws for a Cause. Visitors are encouraged to bring a container of new, unopened, canned or dry pet food on both days. The food will be distributed to the rescue groups that are participating in the event.
The Mental Health Foundation, meanwhile, doesn't stand to collect much from the event. It's not really a fundraiser -- admission is free. Burgess said Paws for a Cause is really intended just to celebrate the role animals play in people's lives.
Paws for a Cause at the Plaza will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. The Incredible Dog Team will perform Saturday at 10:30 a.m., noon and 1:30 p.m. ""
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Since the atmosphere is so dry and stable, rain will stay out of our forecast through the entire weekend.
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DAUFUSKIE ISLAND, S.C.-- Jimmy Beck of the Kennesaw State men's golf team finished tied for second place at the Rees Jones Intercollegiate, as the sophomore led the Owls to an eighth place finish, team total of 921, +57, at the par-72, 7380-yard Haig Point Golf Club.
Beck finished with a birdie on the final hole Tuesday to jump into a tie for second place. Posting a 54-hole score of three-over-par, 219, Beck turned in his career best finish. The reigning Atlantic Sun Golfer of the Week, Beck has turned in back-to-back top-five performances to open his 2012-13 campaign.
"I had a great finish to this tournament and I am very pleased with my game right now," Beck said. "The course set up to my strength and I was able to capitalize on that."
The four remaining players for the Black and Gold failed to break 80 on Tuesday as Ben Greene (230), finished tied for 28th, Jonathan Klotz (233) tied for 36th, while Carlos Segura Oliva and Peder Lunde Hermanson tied for 49th, each shooting a 242 total.
"Other than Jimmy, we struggled from tee to green," said Head Coach Jay Moseley. "Jimmy's performance was outstanding, but as a team, we have to improve in all aspects of our game. It is still early in the year so we have plenty of time to get better."
Niklas Lindstrom of Liberty took medalist honors with a three-under-par total of 213, as Liberty had the top four individual scorers, helping the Flames cruise to a 24-stroke victory over East Carolina.
Liberty's team score of 6-over-par, 870 was the lowest in the tournament's short history. East Carolina rallied to overtake host South Carolina for second place with a total of 894. The Gamecocks finished third with an 896, while Charlotte finished fourth at 906, and Winthrop's 909 rounded out the top five.
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UBS Swiss Real Estate Bubble Index still trending sideways
The UBS Swiss Real Estate Bubble Index now stands at 1.24, having increased slightly. The trend towards tighter regulatory requirements for mortgage lending is constricting prices for residential real estate and stifling the outlook.
Zurich/Basel, 5 August 2014 – The UBS Swiss Real Estate Bubble Index was practically unchanged in the risk zone, at 1.24 in the second quarter of 2014. Compared to the previous quarter, the index rose slightly by 0.02 points. The risks on the real estate market have therefore not increased significantly for a full year. This is not self-evident, since the market for real estate has been outstanding in 2014: long-term interest rates have been halved since the beginning of the year, immigration remains on the level of previous years after acceptance of the mass immigration initiative, and the economy is also doing well.
The tougher capital requirements thus far imposed on mortgage borrowers can be regarded as a success story: prices for residential real estate rose by just 2% year-on-year despite the friendly macro environment. Since about 40% of all new loans according to SNB surveys fail to comply with the 5% sustainability rules (interest costs at a rate of 5% may not exceed one third of gross salary), it becomes clear that the residential real estate market could be strongly influenced by any tightening of sustainability rules. Additional curbs on price growth rates are also likely to come from the new self-regulation rules for banks, applicable with effect from September 1, 2014 (linear amortization of mortgage debt to two-thirds of the lending value in 15 years, lower of cost or market when valuing properties, joint and several liability as a prerequisite for the recognition of a second income).
As each further measure is introduced, Switzerland is becoming more of a site for testing whether fine-tuning the real estate market can succeed based on banking sector rules for granting mortgages. The regulator's credible backdrop of threats suggests that in case of renewed acceleration of prices and debt, the regulatory screw would be tightened further. Price growth rates averaging about 5% annually throughout Switzerland, as in the boom years of 2008 to 2011, are thus likely to remain history for the time being, despite solid economic data. If macroeconomic conditions worsen contrary to expectations, however, and real estate prices fall, it remains unclear whether the regulatory hurdles could be removed again in time.
The regional risks remain unchanged. Sharp price increases of over 4% have been recorded in southern and northwest Switzerland. In the Lake Geneva region and Zurich, on the other hand, home prices remain under pressure, which given the high valuation does not indicate a positive shift.
UBS Swiss Real Estate Bubble Index – 2Q 2014
Depending on its current value, the index falls into one of the following risk categories: slump, balance, boom, risk and bubble. These categories are specifically defined and ranked in order of risk. The UBS Swiss Real Estate Bubble Index comprises six sub-indices that track: the relationship between purchase and rental prices, the relationship between house prices and household income, the development of house prices relative to inflation, the relationship between mortgage debt and income, the relationship between construction and gross domestic product (GDP), and the ratio of loan applications filed for intended rental properties to total loan applications filed by UBS private clients.
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