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Company policies supporting Bring Your Own Device are being widely embraced as a win-win initiative that improves employees' experience and reduces IT costs, according to results released today of the (ISC)2 2013 Global Information Security Workforce Study, conducted on behalf of the (ISC)2 Foundation by the analyst firm Frost & Sullivan. At the same time, information security managers admit that companies must do more to understand the security of the technologies behind the trend, particularly for cloud-based systems and applications.
A preview of select results of the (ISC)2 ("ISC-squared") study were featured at a press conference hosted by Reed Events in advance of Information Security Europe 2013, April 23 -25. The largest study of its kind examining workforce trends in information security covered BYOD as one of three game-changing technology trends that are having a significant impact on information security practice. The global study's 12,396 respondents, one in four of which work in the EMEA region, clearly establish that BYOD is a prevalent practice - with 53 percent saying their companies actively allow users, either employees, business partners or both, to connect their devices onto their networks. A similar percentage, 54 percent, identified BYOD as a growth area for training and education within the information security profession.
Security professionals, however, are concerned that companies are not prepared for the risks introduced by this trend. Seventy-eight percent consider BYOD to present a somewhat or very significant risk. This reflects increased levels of concern compared to the 2011 study, when mobile devices were identified as a significant risk by 68 percent of respondents.
Further, nearly three-quarters of respondents (74 percent) highlighted that new security skills are going to be required to manage the security risks associated with BYOD. The biggest concerns were over the state of application security (72 percent) and the cloud (70 percent), also a developing area in business systems. Another 66 percent suggested companies needed to get more of a grip on how compliance requirements are being affected with the prevalence of BYOD.
Companies are more open to allowing user-owned smartphones (87 percent) and tablets (79 percent) onto corporate networks than laptops (72 percent), while they are supporting a multitude of platforms, with iOS leading the pack (84 percent), closely followed by Android (75 percent); RIM Blackberry/QNS (62 percent), and Windows Mobile (51 percent).
"Whether approved or not, user-owned tablets and smartphones are connecting into corporate networks and cloud environments," states Michael Suby, Stratecast VP of Research at Frost & Sullivan. "Furthermore, the escalating capabilities of these devices, such as dual-core processors and multi-gigabytes of storage, add to the level of risk these devices pose to corporate assets and sensitive information. The positive news is that information security professionals are using a growing array of security technologies to stem this risk."
The business drivers given for turning to BYOD puts the user at the centre of IT strategy. The desire to improve end-user experience at 60 percent was almost equal to the business requirement of supporting a mobile workforce (64 percent). A significant number of respondents (44 percent) also noted the goal of reducing operating and end-user support costs; while the desire to lower IT inventory costs was noted by a much lower 21 percent.
"From a security perspective, BYOD is gaining attention, but current efforts are focussed on the end -point rather than on protecting business data and assets," says Wim Remes, CISSP, member of the (ISC)2 Board of Directors.
The top technologies identified to mitigate risks include: encryption, the use of virtual private networks, and remote lock and wipe functionality. Less than half (42 percent) are working with applications access control or authentication (40 percent), basic controls that exist on traditional IT infrastructures.
"This can be an opportunity for IT operations to fully seize the role of a business enabler. If approached correctly, with a focus on the data, BYOD can actually improve security and enable the business to compete at a pace that was but a remote dream half a decade ago," concludes Remes, who presented the results at the conference.
The (ISC)2 Foundation will release the full report of the 2013 (ISC)2 Global Information Security Workforce Study in February as a resource to industry. Based on findings of an industry survey conducted in the autumn of 2012, the study is unique in its focus on issues affecting the security profession rather than general market developments, products or security breaches. Participants from 145 countries around the world contributed to offer insights into the changing profile of the profession, training and development needs, salary levels, attitudes and developments toward risk management, and the impact of key trends in business systems on security management.
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A's center fielder Coco Crisp is out of the lineup for the seventh game in a row because of an eye infection. Crisp last started on Sept. 18 against Detroit before he was removed from that game in the fourth inning.
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ENGLEWOOD, TN (May 30, 2104) - Hymnbooks are for singers - �A Catholic Organist's Book of Hymns" is for organists.
Hymns are hard to play, but playing them from hymnbooks makes it even harder. The important information that an organist needs to play hymns effectively is missing from hymnbooks.
In layman�s terms, published hymnbooks from the organist�s viewpoint are like a recipes for bread that lists the ingredients, flour, water, yeast and salt but end there - nothing about kneading, rising and baking or even the temperature of the oven.
Most organists have never had any lessons in playing the organ much less specialized training in playing hymns at the organ. Many organists started out playing the piano and were �drafted� into playing the organ only when a trained organist could not be found. And trained organists are today getting harder and harder to find by both Protestant and Catholic churches.
Hymn playing at the organ is not easy. It can be as difficult as playing challenging music for the organ by Johann Sebastian Bach. Certain special techniques can be taught to organists who study the organ and want to learn to play hymns. The hymn playing techniques they learn make a dramatic improvement in hymn singing by a congregation. They improve the rhythmic flow in your hymn playing. This makes hymns easier for your congregation to sing. But few organists have the time and money it takes to takes lessons with an experienced organist, if they can even find one in their area.
There is a very simple way for organists to quickly master the art of hymn playing without taking advanced courses And we are not sure why it has never been done.
Why not publish a hymnbook for organists that has the hymns written out exactly the way they should be played on the organ?
Frog Music Press is doing just that, showing organists what to play, how to play it and what stops to use. But Frog Music Press has gone even further than that.� Included is an easier organ version of the hymn to play;� a melody and chords version;� and last of all, a chorale prelude on the hymn.
The book also contains a tutorial on hymn playing so organists can better understand the techniques involved in hymn playing and what makes them effective.
A Catholic Book of Hymns is available as an electronic book that can be printed or even played from a computer tablet or iPad sitting on your organ music rack. A printed and bound version is in development as well.�
This book was created by an organist who has served as organist and choir director in the USA, Germany, and Italy.
For more information visit www.frogmusic.com or call 423 887 7594.
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Canterbury rocked to a brighter beat as about 140,000 people jammed into Christchurch's Hagley Park on Saturday for one of New Zealand's biggest free concerts.
The city hosted earthquake-relief party Band Together for Canterbury, with stressed residents taking a break from the ongoing tremors to dance and sing to the sounds of leading Kiwi musicians, including The Exponents, Dave Dobbyn, Anika Moa and The Feelers.
Promoter Paul Ellis, who helped organise the event with Opshop frontman Jason Kerrison, said the turnout had left him "stunned, shocked, humbled and happy".
When he had first talked about throwing a concert with Kerrison, the suggestion had been an indoor event with five bands and about 5000 people.
However, plans ballooned rapidly, and Ellis was thrilled the extent of problems at the alcohol-free gig had been limited to a few lost children.
Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker admitted he was a bundle of nerves before his performance on guitar with iconic Kiwi band The Bats.
"That was more nerve-racking than anything else I've done in a long time ... it was like putting myself in harm's way personally. At least with the earthquake you had no choice."
While only a fraction of those at Band Together had been forced to move out of their homes because of the September 4 earthquake, it was clear New Zealand's small population meant everybody had family or friends who were struggling.
Those with children spoke of youngsters who were too frightened to go to sleep at night.
For many, Band Together was a chance to relax, dispel some stress and reclaim some normality among the constant aftershocks. Fortunately, there were none on Saturday afternoon.
Aranui mother Amy Murcott said her house had not been seriously damaged but many of her friends had not been so lucky.
A neighbour's circuit board had exploded during the quake, leaving him without power for days. Another friend had his house burgled after they were forced to move out because of damage.
Murcott's two children, Lilly, 4, and Bobby, 15 months, had been unsettled after the quake, but were slowly recovering.
Going back to preschool, where regular earthquake drills were held under the guise of a game, had helped Lilly.
"They shout out 'turtle' and everyone dives under the desks," Murcott said.
For a Redwood family, the Turners, Band Together was an opportunity to forget about the limbo they are in with their property.
"We had to come it's been so difficult we had to be part of it."
While their house was not a write-off, they are still waiting for a visit from Earthquake Commission inspectors, while liquefaction continues to bubble up through the ground with every aftershock.
Justine Turner said last Tuesday's magnitude 5.0 aftershock was more stressful than the initial earthquake, as her six-year-old son, Liam, was at school and the phones were not working.
However, Liam and his friend, Jack Prebble, were loving the concert, enjoying the music and dancing in the sun.
Jack said the earthquake had not bothered him, and he had even given advice to his family during the big shake.
"I ran out the door and jumped on my Dad and said, 'Get under the door'."
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Who Gets In The HHOF Today
06/28/07 at 08:19 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Terry Frei at ESPN,
There are at least seven men eligible this time around, most of them for the first time, who belong in the Hall and will get the call someday.
The toughest question isn't always whom do you leave out. This year, it certainly is.
My four-man class would be Glenn Anderson, Ron Francis, Igor Larionov and Mark Messier.
The group represents two no-brainer picks; one acknowledgment that the shrine in lower level of the Toronto office and shopping complex is the Hockey Hall of Fame and not the NHL Hall of Fame; and one long-overdue choice.
The toughest omissions would be Scott Stevens and Al MacInnis, and there are reasonable arguments, whether for this year's or subsequent classes, to be made for Pavel Bure, Adam Oates, Dino Ciccarelli, Phil Housley, Doug Gilmour, and Claude Lemieux. And maybe even Tom Barrasso, whose cactus-needle demeanor shouldn't be allowed to diminish his accomplishments.
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Islanders May Offer Smyth 7-8 Year Contract
06/27/07 at 11:30 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Darren Dreger of TSN,
As of Saturday, the New York Islanders depth chart didn't have Jason Blake's name on it. However, Ryan Smyth's name was there in big bold letters.
There is a strong sense the Islanders are about to hit the 31-year-old with an offer he may not be able to refuse.
Speculation suggests the Isles are preparing an offer above $6-million per year over a 7 - 8 year term.
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Blues Offer Contract to Keith Tkachuk
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06/27/07 at 10:50 PM ET | Comments (0)
From Jeremy Rutherford at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch,
The Blues have offered veteran center Keith Tkachuk a two-year contract worth $3.5 million per season, a source has told the Post-Dispatch.
The club will now wait for a decision from Tkachuk, who spent six seasons with the Blues prior to being traded to Atlanta last February.
On Tuesday, the Blues made a deal with the Thrashers to acquire Tkachuk's rights. The club has the power to negotiate exclusively with the 35-year-old unrestricted agent until Sunday, when the NHL free-agency period opens.
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Rudy Remembers 1972
06/27/07 at 10:21 PM ET | Comments (0)
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Here ''Rudy'' is again this week, heading up the Czech Republic delegation at the FIFA Under-20 World Cup.
It's a tournament that has captured the imagination of this country like no soccer event before it.
But Bata, a jovial 80-year-old from Prague, knows full well which game will always tug at heartstrings here more than any other. He saw it firsthand 35 years ago, playing a not so bit part in what still remains one of the great moments in Canadian sports history.
Bata was one of two officials on the ice in Moscow on that September day in 1972, when Paul Henderson's goal allowed Canada to triumph in the final game of the famed 1972 Summit Series against the Soviet Union.
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UFAs That Could Fit The Blues Mold
06/27/07 at 09:00 PM ET | Comments (0)
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In this corner of cyberspace, we believed Scott Gomez would be the ideal addition to the Note. But his free-agent value is pushing $8 million per season this summer and he will hear from several Cup contenders.
Gomez appears to be well out of this team's range. He is the top player on a lot of shopping lists.
Another option was former Blue Michal Handzus, but the Blackhawks showed more interest in retaining him after shedding defenseman Adrian Aucoin and his contract. Handzus is said to be seeking a $4 million salary in next contract, moving into the range the Blues would like to pay somebody (Tkachuk) with more offensive ability.
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Will Talbot Hold Cards Close To His Vest?
06/27/07 at 08:18 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
The NHL hasn't landed in Las Vegas yet, but Penguins forward Maxime Talbot is headed there hoping for riches.
Talbot has won his way into the main event of the World Series of Poker, a tournament that draws several thousand players, usually has a $10,000 entry fee and could make the winner $10 million or more.
It starts July 6.
"Everybody's asking me about that," Talbot said when he stopped by the Mellon Arena locker room while it was buzzing with the first day of conditioning camp for prospects.
"I'm kind of nervous. It's a different kind of competition. I don't know how well it's going to go, but I'm pretty excited."
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Zubrus Appears Done In Buffalo
06/27/07 at 07:03 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the AP via ESPN,
Dainius Zubrus anticipates becoming a free agent this weekend, a move that would end the veteran forward's brief stint with the Buffalo Sabres.
"That's certainly the direction it looks like it's headed," his agent, Jerrold Colton said Wednesday.
With the NHL's free agency period starting at noon Sunday, Colton declined to say whether he's had any talks with the Sabres.
"Certainly, these things can get done if both sides are motivated," Colton said. "But at this point, we're anticipating that Dainius will hit the market."
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The Fans Chime In
06/27/07 at 06:13 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Al Strachan at Fox Sports,
A couple of recent columns regarding net size and ways to improve the NHL generated a lot of feedback.
For the most part, the correspondents were clearly passionate about the game and offered a number of thoughtful comments.
But there are still a lot of misconceptions out there, so in the hope of furthering the discussion, it seemed to be a good idea to paraphrase some of those comments and expand on them.
The best way to increase scoring is to reduce the size of goalie equipment.
Of course it is. But this is a league run by lawyers and they can't figure out a way to do it while following the tenets they learned in law school. It has to be "fair" and "just" and everybody has to be "equal under the law."
Those of use fortunate enough to have escaped the legal profession would just say, "We're going to measure your chest, waist, arms and hips when you're wearing the kind of Kevlar protection the police use to stop bullets.
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Will Sabres Still Be The Model Franchise
06/27/07 at 04:02 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Jim Kelley at Sportsnet,
Maybe it's a tribute to the Sabres that they have what are universally considered the top two soon-to-be unrestricted free agents in the game -Chris Drury and Daniel Briere and the most coveted restricted free agent -Thomas Vanek (with centre Derek Roy a close second) heading to market, but the view from here is that that's not exactly a good thing. The Sabres absolutely refused to discuss contract extensions with their key players during the season claiming it was "club policy."
Really? Since when? The Sabres twice extended Dominik Hasek's contract when he was the premier goaltender in the NHL and playing in Buffalo.
much more from Jim…
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Bruins Fire Asst. GM
06/27/07 at 02:51 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Kevin Paul Dupont at Bruins Blog,
The Bruins today continued to make sweeping changes through the organization, dismissing long-time assistant GM Jeff Gorton and Daniel Dore, one of the industry's most respected coaches.
Gorton, who was among the initial candidates under consideration for the recent GM opening in Phoenix (since filled by Don Maloney). Gorton reported to the Bruins' Causeway Street office today, according to a source familiar with his dismissal, and left the premises soon after cleaning out his desk.
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Many people today are totally wired into their Smartphones for communication and quick, easy information. That relationship may soon become even all more encompassing. Computer giant IBM sees a not-so distant future world where Smartphones will be able to hear, feel, taste and touch - virtually all five senses that human beings enjoy.
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
12/18/2012 (2 years ago)
Published in Technology
Keywords: Super computers, taste, feel, touch, IBM, Smartphone
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - IBM theorizes that this super computer gizmo will be with us as early as the year 2018.
"Infrared and haptic technologies will enable a smart phone's touch screen technology and vibration capabilities to simulate the physical sensation of touching something," IBM says.
"So you could experience the silkiness of that catalog's Egyptian cotton sheets instead of just relying on some copywriter to convince you.
"It's amazing when you look back over the 60+ years of the computing revolution and see how far we have come in such a relatively short time,' IBM's Bernard Meyerso says.
"The first electronic programmable computers, built in the 1940s, were essentially really fast electronic calculators. Then came the mainframe, the PC, the Internet and social networking. Today, we're entering the era of cognitive computing-machines that help us think."
"One of the most intriguing aspects of this shift is our ability to give machines some of the capabilities of the right side of the human brain.
"New technologies make it possible for machines to mimic and augment the senses."
Sensing machines are currently already with us in self-parking cars and biometric security. It's only just the beginning.
"These five predictions show how cognitive technologies can improve our lives, and they're windows into a much bigger landscape -the coming era of cognitive systems," Meyerso says.
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"The machines will be more rational and analytic. We'll provide the judgment, empathy, morale compass and creativity."
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Sleeps | 7 |
Bedrooms | 2 |
Bathrooms | 3 |
Property type | cabin |
Minimum Stay | 2 - 3 nights |
Overlook is a beautifully furnished 2 bedroom 3 bath log cabin on 3 acres of wooded land with a mountain view. It offers a gated, covered porch with a large furnished deck and gas grill. Off the deck is a lawn, and a fire pit.
On the first floor level is a finely furnished living room, with a vaulted ceiling, and river rock fireplace. Adjacent to the living room is the dining area, with country table and bench and 4 chairs, and an antique china cabinet. The kitchen is fully equipped, 2 coffeemakers, ample cookware, glassware, flatware, cordless phone. In addition to the spacious cabinets in the kitchen there is a full pantry closet.
Off the hallway is the first floor bedroom, furnished in a mission style, full-sized bed, recliner, end tables and an armoire drawers, and satellite TV, and a small am/fm/cd stereo. There is a full bathroom with fully-stocked linen closet. All the flooring on this level is hardwood flooring.
Off the living room is a staircase leading to the second level, large carpeted loft with a queen-sized sleep sofa, end tables/lamps, large cocktail table, game table, satellite TV/DVR, 2 chairs, and the '0verlook' mascot! Adjacent to loft is a large carpeted Master Bedroom w/ceiling fan, a beautiful oak bedroom suite (queen-size bed), local phone, large walk-in closet and full bathroom.
On the ground level, is a den with a single sofa sleeper, office area including desk/table/printer area, and a 3rd full bathroom.
The house is equipped w/electric heat pump/AC. WiFi & satellite TV.
Historic homes, Biltmore Estate, Tryon International Equestrian Center, Zip Line, Green River Plantation, Chimney Rock, Bear Mountain, Lake Lure, swimming/boating, local attractions, golf courses, tubing, river rafting, canoeing, hiking, theater, antiquing, street festivals, concerts, fishing, site seeing, horseback riding.
Asheville, Hendersonville, Tryon, Saluda, Brevard, Spartenburg, and Charlotte for the Malls!
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I am from New England and have lived in CT, MA, VT, and NH. I have now lived on the West coast of Florida for many years. After a while of living here, I longed again for the hills. Giving myself the limit of a 10-hr. drive, I found the ideal location in Rutherfordton, NC. It has everything I wanted...mountains, hills, northern plants and flowers, lakes, rivers, parks, antique shops, shopping malls, book stores, historic homes and much much more...It has it all!
I spend many of my waking moments in Florida wishing I were in North Carolina and get there as often as I can.
Jim Archambault purchased this cabin in 2005
Scenery, change of seasons, comfortable weather, amenities that the area offers.
Peace and Quiet. Area attractions. Seasonal availability.
View from the loft outside and into the living room. For those who want to bring a dog, the deck and porch are gated.
Everything was perfect. The gate for the dog meant she could stay on the deck with us. The office space on the lower level and WiFi allowed us to do work that needed to be done even while on vacation. The view is spectacular, the area is very quiet and peaceful, and the deer in the morning are welcome guests. So many places and things to do in the vicinity. Thanks for making Overlook so warm and friendly.
My husband & I stayed at Overlook (with our dog) leading up to Christmas and it was just lovely. The cabin is so well kept and comfortable and the Christmas decorations were so charming - they really go all out & decorate the whole cabin. It was a beautiful, quiet, relaxing home base to come back to after the hustle & bustle of visiting family. And I have to say the owner Jim is absolutely fantastic. Whenever I had a question, he was immediately responsive & even called to check that we got into the cabin ok. I feel so comfortable & confident renting from him. We would absolutely stay at Overlook again.
Overlook Cabin was simply wonderful! Loved the cabin, it was so homey and cosy. Felt right at home. Development was very nice, we had lots of fun walking our puppy on the paved roads. We didn't see any deer, but we could hear them moving in the nearby woods. Food and sightseeing were very close and varied . We highly recommend this cabin - it was perfect in every way. Hope to visit again soon!
My fiancee and I stayed at Overlook for a long weekend, to escape with our small dog for some much-needed rest and relaxation. We found the perfect spot for peace and quiet, with beautiful views of the mountains. The home itself is such a perfect "home away from home", with plenty of space on three levels, a spacious yard, and a nice outdoor deck. All the conveniences of comfortable living are there. We even rented DVDs each night to relax in the loft and watch movies. We will definitely come back soon.
If you are looking for a relaxing and quiet vacation from your hectic daily life, this the place to stay. We stayed at Overlook for a long weekend and were very happy when we arrived. The cabin was very clean and comfortable and was our home away from home. We enjoyed sitting on the deck and taking in all that mother nature was offering, beautiful sunrise, sunset; it was very tranquil and we enjoyed the fireplace in the evening. Overlook is central to many activities and a short distance to Hendersonville, Asheville, Black Mountain, Lake Lure (where Dirty Dancing was filmed), the Blue Ridge Parkway and many more interesting sites. If Jim will have us back, we would love to spend a week at Overlook next summer.
I decided that it was time for a much needed vacation and wanted to find a place where I could take my dog with me. A trip to the mountains and cooler weather (I live in Florida) was the perfect choice and Overlook cabin was the perfect place to stay. The cabin is just as the pictures depict and I felt right at home while there. The gated community it is located in is very nice and gave me a sense of security which was important since I was a single female traveling alone. You get the sense that you are isolated from everyone, but there are actually neighbors not too far away which I liked. My dog loved it there, exploring the outdoors around the cabin. My favorite thing to do was sit in the rocking chair on the porch and enjoy the mountain views. There are some great hiking destinations nearby and downtown Asheville is only about an hour away. The owner was very helpful beforehand answering the questions I had. I can't say enough good things about this place. I definitely would like to make the trip back there next year.
My husband & I were traveling for our wedding celebration in Rutherford County and wanted a place where we could relax, prepare for our ceremony and spend time with our best man/maid of honor. Overlook was absolutely perfect for that. The layout of the cabin is fantastic - all 4 of us were able to spend time with each other, get wedding-ready and not feel like we were on top of each other. Overlook met all of our expectations and was exactly as promised/described by the owner, Jim. It's so beautiful and clean & we were so comfortable there. It was a little slice of calm & serenity to come home to after the hustle & bustle of our event. We loved it & hope to return soon. I would absolutely recommend to friends & family.
Tryon International Equestrian Center, developing resort, with golf course, water sports, equestrian show and training facilities.
Rate Period | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event | ||||
Two-night stay
Feb 14 2015 -
Dec 31 2015
2 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
Cleaning Fee | $90 |
Pet Fee | $50 |
Refundable Security Fee | $300 |
Notes | Rates subject to change until reservation is completed. |
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.


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BYU basketball: Coach Dave Rose leads BYU to tournament with a cause
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — For BYU, the opportunity to compete in the prestigious Coaches vs. Cancer Classic began on the steps of Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., a couple of years ago.
Coach Dave Rose was diagnosed with pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor cancer in 2009. Since undergoing emergency surgery to remove the tumor, he has been cancer-free. In the fall of 2010, Rose was asked to speak on behalf of Coaches vs. Cancer on Capitol Hill to emphasize the importance of federal investment in cancer research, prevention and early detection programs.
It's a cause Rose has been involved in for more than 20 years, long before his own bout with cancer.
"While I was at Capitol Hill I got involved with a group of people who sponsored this tournament and put it together," Rose recalled. "We worked through that and got an invitation along with Florida State, Notre Dame and Saint Joseph's. I think all of those coaches are very active in Coaches vs. Cancer and that cause. That's one of the reasons we're involved in this tournament This is a great opportunity for our team to play in a fantastic tournament while supporting a cause that is very important to me. It's inspiring to be involved with a group of coaches that are so passionate about trying to raise awareness and find a cure to this disease."
Rose is one of more than 2,000 Division I, II and III college basketball coaches that belong to the National Association of Basketball Coaches. Coaches vs. Cancer is a national collaboration between the NABC and the American Cancer Society. The group has raised $50 million since it was founded to fund cancer research.
In the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic semifinals, BYU faces Florida State Friday (5 p.m., MT, TruTV) at the palatial, 18,103-seat Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
The fact the Cougars earned an invitation to this tournament is a nod of respect for what Rose and his team have accomplished over the years, which includes six-straight 25-win seasons and six consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances.
"You've kind of got to earn your mettle to get those games," said BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe. "Sometimes there might be teams in a tournament that say, 'No, don't bring that school.' Right now, I think the stars have aligned."
Holmoe said he isn't very involved with the basketball schedule, as that is mostly handled by Rose and senior associate athletic director Brian Santiago.
"Dave's profile on the college scene has really increased over the last number of years," Holmoe said. "He is legitimate on the national scene now. I've always loved him from the day we hired him. But I think more and more people are getting to know him and know that he's a class act. He says the right things and runs a great program. The players are great representatives of the program. I think Jimmer (Fredette) did a lot to bring that BYU name back to the forefront again. Dave had his cancer and people realize that (Coaches vs. Cancer) does a really good job. They're a close, tight-knit group. They understand that what they're doing — and Dave's lived what he's doing. (They're) raising money for guys like him. It just made sense. It's a team that represents so well and a coach that they like who is a cancer survivor."
The Cougars are thrilled to be part of this tournament.
"It's awesome," said senior guard Brock Zylstra. "You think about how far BYU has come, and how we've gained so much respect around the country to be invited to a tournament like this, and coach Rose building up this program to be national contenders. It will be cool to play at the Barclays Center. It's a great experience and a great opportunity for us."
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