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Eastwood Park Rouken Glen Road, Giffnock G466UG
Find out what's on at Eastwood Park Theatre in Giffnock and book your tickets online with What's On East Renfrewshire!Read more
202 Cowgate, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1NQ
Bannermans Bar is Edinburgh's premier music venue, located in the heart of the city. Hosting bands and solo artists six nights a week, we are dedicated...Read more
13a Melville Place , Edinburgh West EH3 7PR
Cosy bar and eatery located in the heart of the West End of Edinburgh. Tables and booth seating with a wide range of drinks and tasty street food style food.Read more
104 Hanover Street , Edinburgh New Town EH2 1DR
Soba is inspired by the street vendors of South East Asia and our menu touches on traditional classic street food from all over the region. Our aim is...Read more
32 Market Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1QB
Belushi's Bar is in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town and offers regular live music, student nights and sports.Read more
1 Chambers Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1HU
Biblos is a nice, relaxing bar, lounge and restaurant with additional spaces for functions and events and a trendy new bar for live events. We are located...Read more
94-96 Grassmarket, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 2JR
Situated in the heart of the historic Grassmarket, Biddy Mulligan's has become world renowned for its authentic Irish atmosphere.Read more
47 Lothian Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1HB
Boteco is the perfect venue for your next gathering or celebration!Read more
1A Market Street , Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1DE
Brewhemia is a special kind of place. It's a place steeped in legend, rich cultural history and globe-trotting adventures. We are based on Market Street...Read more
96-98 Leith Walk, Leith EH6 5HB
Brig Below, established in 2017 in the heart of Leith, is a new cellar venue available for live music, comedy, private functions and more.Read more
Murrayfield Stadium Roseburn Street, Edinburgh West EH12 5P
Murrayfield Stadium (known as BT Murrayfield Stadium for sponsorship reasons, or usually just known as Murrayfield) is a sports stadium located in the...Read more
36 - 38 Blair Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1QR
This is Cabaret Voltaire, a local arts and music institution in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town. We specialize in music. Live music, dance music but...Read more
77 Promenade, Portobello EH15 2EL
Award winning family run bar, situated right on the beach in Edinburgh's Portobello.Read more
Le Monde Hotel 16 George Street, Edinburgh New Town EH2 2PF
The Dirty Martini can hold anything from 30 – 250 guests, the perfect space to create unforgettable experiences.Read more
14 - 16 King Street, Bathgate EH48 1AX
Dreadnought Rock in Bathgate is Scotland's longest running Rock Club.Read more
Eastgate Theatre and Arts Centre Eastgate, Peebles EH45 8AD
The Eastgate Theatre and Arts Centre in the centre of Peebles is the busiest arts venue in the Scottish Borders, staging more than 200 events a year.Read more
51a George Street, Edinburgh New Town EH2 2HT
Enjoy boozy cocktails, craft beer and ready-to-eat, delicious food and also all the top sports, free karaoke, the best live DJs that Edinburgh has to offer at Eastside on George Street!Read more
10 New Market Rd, Edinburgh West EH14 1RJ
Whether you are looking for a conference centre, banqueting suite, exhibition hall, or a world class music venue, our experienced team are here to deliver...Read more
The Exchange 150 Morrison St, Edinburgh West EH3 8EE
Situated at the heart of Scotland's elegant and historic capital city, the EICC is one of the world's outstanding venues for conferences, conventions...Read more
18 - 22 Greenside Place, Edinburgh New Town EH1 3AA
The Edinburgh Playhouse is a former cinema which now hosts touring musicals and music concerts. Find out what's on at the Edinburgh Playhouse and book your tickets online with What's On Edinburgh!Read more
4 India Buildings Victoria Street , Edinburgh Old Town EH1 2EX
Labyrinth of themed rooms, including Moroccan-styled Kasbar and Cold War era Eastern European space.Read more
9B Victoria Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 2HE
Spacious Irish-themed bar with buzzing atmosphere, live bands, TV sports and student discounts.Read more
54 George IV Bridge , Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1EJ
Located on the historical George IV Bridge in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town, we are a traditional Scottish public house bursting with charm and character.Read more
16A Morrison Street, Edinburgh West EH3 8BJ
Henry's Cellar Bar is one of Edinburgh's longest running independent venues. A central, intimate basement bar with a grass roots feeling hosting a varied...Read more
Howden Park Centre Howden, Livingston EH54 6AE
West Lothian's most exciting venue for arts, music, theatre, comedy, dance, exhibitions, classes and food. Howden Park Centre is a stunning arts centre...Read more
11 Hastie's Close, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1HJ
La Belle Angèle, the venue originally formed in the early nineties and which for over a decade stood at the forefront of underground art, music and clubbing...Read more
16 George Street, Edinburgh New Town EH2 2PF
Located on Edinburgh's George Street, Le Monde Hotel is in the heart of Edinburgh's city centre. Only a 5 minute walk from Waverley Train Station...Read more
140 Leith Walk, Leith EH6 5DT
We have a very cosy, welcoming and laid back bar located on Leith Walk, with lovely huge windows looking out onto lovely Leith Walk. Our fantastic Team...Read more
17-17A Academy Street , Leith EH6 7EE
Leith Dockers Social Club or "The Dockers" as it's fondly known to the locals, is a busy social club in the heart of Leith.We cater for all types...Read more
43B Frederick Street, Edinburgh New Town EH2 1EP
Lively Polynesian bar and dance club with bamboo decor, flamboyant cocktails and VIP booths.Read more
125b George Street, Edinburgh New Town EH2 4JN
This hidden gem is tucked beneath our sister Venue Tigerlily in the heart of Edinburgh. Comfortably exclusive, but ever so slightly saucy. Welcome to...Read more
242 Morrison Street, Edinburgh West EH3 8DT
Spacious bar with traditional Irish decor, gourmet burgers, live music and big-screen sport.Read more
139 - 143 London Road, Edinburgh East EH7 6AE
Meadowbank Sports Centre has been at the heart of sport and physical activity for almost 50 years and we're sad to close the doors on this part of Edinburgh...Read more
71 Cowgate, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1JW
Classic and alternative rock club with regular drinks specials, themed events and karaoke nights.Open from 8 till late 7 nights a week with free entry...Read more
184-186 Cowgate, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1JJ
Under the shadow of Edinburgh's South Bridge is OX184 a bar and late night and live music venue; renowned for its wood-fired grill, craft beer and whisky...Read more
41 Lothian Street , Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1HB
Paradise Palms is a bar, diner, event venue, record store, label and purveyor of good quality tropical. A place to meet friends, eat, drink, and dance...Read more
NA Bristo Place, Edinburgh Old Town EH8 9AG
A 218-seat Victorian venue built in 1859, the Reid Concert Hall is an integral part of the Reid School of Music. It houses two Steinway D concert grand...Read more
Elsie Clark Halls 33 Rodney Street, Edinburgh North EH7 4EL
The Royal British Legion Scotland holds regular entertainment at their Edinburgh Central branch with live music, cabaret lunches and ladies nights.Read more
Royal Highland Centre Ingliston, Edinburgh West EH28 8NB
The Royal Highland Centre is Scotland's premier indoor and outdoor events venue set in parkland just minutes from Edinburgh Airport and the city centre...Read more
Royal Lyceum Theatre Grindlay Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH3 9AX
Welcome to The Lyceum, home to one of Scotland's largest and most successful producing companies. Our main output is our Season of high-quality drama...Read more
40 - 42 Grindlay Street, Edinburgh West EH3 9AP
Edinburgh''s newest music venue playing the music you want to hear.Read more
73 Cowgate, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1JW
Sneaky Pete's is a small capacity one room club located on the Cowgate in Edinburgh city centre. Guest DJs play throughout the week as well as at weekends...Read more
1 Lister Square, Edinburgh South EH3 9GL
Söderberg Pavilion is our flagship site, situated in the heart of the Quartermile, right beneath our bakery.Read more
St Cecilia's Hall Niddry Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1NQ
The beautiful, elliptical St Cecilia's Hall dates back to 1763, making it the oldest purpose-built concert hall in Scotland.Designed by Robert Mylne for...Read more
207 Cowgate, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1JQ
Located in the heart of the Old Town, next to the vibrant Grassmarket area we are a 900-capacity live music venue. Having undergone a radical makeover...Read more
24 - 26 Calton Rd, Edinburgh Old Town EH8 8DP
STUDIO 24 is an independent nightclub in the heart of Edinburgh. This venue not only showcases live music but is also home to a diverse collection of...Read more
69 Cowgate, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1JW
Slap bang in the heart of the Cowgate this is the official party stop. All killer no filler every night with drinks prices that you'll find hard to...Read more
1 Summerhall , Edinburgh South EH9 1PL
Summerhall is open to the public all year round and hosts events in all the City's major festivals. But it's far more than Edinburgh's newest and...Read more
6 - 8 Howden Street, Edinburgh South EH8 9HL
Not all tapas bars are the same - we are proud to offer something a little different, and we believe just a little bit special.Read more
13 Bristo Place, Edinburgh South EH8 9AJ
Teviot is the oldest purpose built Student Union in the world. It opened its doors in 1889 and it remains one of the most vibrant and well used Student...Read more
29 - 35 Niddry Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1LG
Our night club proves why Edinburgh really is a Jekyll & Hyde city! Half of the club was once part of the infamous "underground Vaults" -once the...Read more
5 Canonmills, Canonmills EH3 5HA
Southern hospitality in the heart of the city centre. Tennessee inspired dining with locally sourced Scottish produce.Read more
66 Cowgate, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1JX
The Bongo Club is a nightclub, gig and events venue, an all-round artistic hub, with residencies from Scotland's most notorious club nights. Owned by...Read more
8 - 12 Niddry Street South, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1NS
The Caves is a truly unique venue that makes up the sub-structure of the 18th Century South Bridge. There is no venue more Edinburgh than the Caves, or...Read more
11-13 Grassmarket , Edinburgh Old Town EH1 2HY
Welcome to the Fiddler's Arms - a warm and friendly traditional pub sitting at the end of the Grassmarket in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle.Read more
48-52 Constitution Street, Leith EH6 6RS
A family and dog friendly bar in Leith that boasts great pub grub, an extensive drinks menu and the biggest screen for live sports in the area!Read more
13 Niddry Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1LG
The Globe Bar is a well-established sports bar located just off the Royal Mil, with all sports catered for – no matter how niche.Read more
15-17 Niddry Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1LG
The Hive is an Edinburgh nightclub & venue open 7 nights a week. Located between The Royal Mile and the Cowgate, just a short walk from Princes Street.Read more
5 Queen Street, Edinburgh New Town EH2 1JE
Dusky purple lights cast romantic shadows on the walls of this funky, jazz-centric venue.Guests dine on the first floor balcony, above the main stage,...Read more
1A Chambers Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1HR
Welcome to Edinburgh's famous Jazz Bar …Looking for a 'Jazz Club'? Great – you've found one!However, this place is a LOT more than just a '...Read more
9C Victoria Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 2HE
Live Music & Club VenueOpened in May 1997 The Liquidroom is widely regarded as one of the UK's leading venues for Gigs and Club nights. For over 17...Read more
Hastie's Close 37 Guthrie Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1JQ
Situated in the Cowgate, in close proximity to both the Royal Mile and Grassmarket, this former church has recently been extended and extensively refurbished...Read more
12A Broughton Street Lane, Edinburgh New Town EH1 3LY
Tucked down Broughton Street Lane, The Outhouse is a renowned venue in Edinburgh, known for brilliant themed parties and a focus on live music and supporting...Read more
85 - 89 Clerk Street, Edinburgh South EH8 9JG
The Queen's Hall is a 900-capacity music venue, situated on Clerk Street in Edinburgh, Scotland. Originally built in 1823 as Hope Park Chapel, it was...Read more
127 High Street , Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1SG
A traditional Scottish public house bursting with charm and character and located on the historical Royal Mile.Read more
9 Hunter Square, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1QW
A hub for students and locals alike, The Tron is one of Edinburgh's best pubs for great beers, value food and a bit of friendly banter.You'll find our...Read more
19a West Register Street, Edinburgh New Town EH2 2AA
Bar, Restaurant, Music, Entertainment, Functions.The Voodoo Rooms is an award-winning bar & restaurant located in central Edinburgh which opened in November...Read more
Edinburgh Art College Lauriston Place, Edinburgh Old Town EH3 9DF
The Wee Red Bar is a small bar & club with cheap drink prices and great music situated in the grounds of Edinburgh College Of Art.Read more
11-13 Tarvit Street, Edinburgh South EH3 9LB
Cool cosy vintage bar in the Tollcross area just along from the Kings Theatre. Ideal for a relaxing drink in a warm atmosphere.Read more
10 Cambridge Street, Edinburgh West EH1 2ED
The Traverse Theatre began life in 1963 as a theatre club in an abandoned brothel in Edinburgh's Lawnmarket. The theatre is so named because its first...Read more
Usher Hall Lothian Road, Edinburgh West EH1 2EA
The Usher Hall is Edinburgh's key venue for visiting national and international orchestras and has been the main venue for the Edinburgh International Festival since 1947.Read more
119 High Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1SG
WHISKI is a stunning multi award winning whisky bar and restaurant on the Royal Mile, full of character and with a brilliant atmosphere. WHISKI's all...Read more
4 - 7 North Bank Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 2LP
WHISKI Rooms is a new concept venue in Edinburgh overlooking the Mound 4 -7 North Bank Street, Edinburgh. Comprising of three inter-linked units, a bar...Read more
4 - 6 South Bridge , Edinburgh Old Town EH1 1LL
Welcome to Whistle Binkies Live Music Bar, Edinburgh.Sundays to Thursdays are free entry featuring up to 4 live bands until 3am; Fridays and Saturdays...Read more
14 George Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH2 2PF
Since the full refurbishment in January of 2013 Why Not Nightclub has quickly reinstated its reputation as Edinburgh's premier night spot and has proven...Read more
33 Canmore Street, Dunfermline KY12 7NX
The Alhambra Theatre is Dunfermline's beautifully restored venue for live music, comedy, dance and theatre!Read more
Carnegie Hall East Port, Dunfermline KY12 7JA
Carnegie Hall is an attractive art deco theatre which presents a quality programme of music, drama, comedy, dance and children's shows.Read more
Fire Station Creative Carnegie Drive, Dunfermline KY12 7AN
The Fire Station Creative is an Art Centre in Dunfermline, Fife offering studios, gallery, classroom and cafe.Read more
29-35 Bruce Street , Dunfermline KY12 7AG
Harlem Nightclub is part of the Collective group, a collection of 3 offers under the one roof, comprising of hotel, a contemporary restaurant and nightclub/bar.Read more
282 High St, KY8 3EQ Buckhaven And Methil, Fife, Methil, Leven KY8 3EQ
Live Country Music in Methil! Come along on the last Friday of each month and enjoy a social evening and good Country Music of all types.Read more
Bennochy House Forth Park Drive , Kirkcaldy KY2 5TA
The Acoustic Music Club provides concerts every Thursday night in the Polish Club and encourages interest in Scottish Traditional and World music.Read more
7 Canmore Street, Dunfermline KY12 7NU
Fife's Premier Live Music Venue. Touring artists, covers bands and Open Mic Nights!Read more
Rothes Halls Kingdom Shopping Centre, Glenrothes KY7 5NX
Rothes Halls is an entertainment and conference venue located right in the centre of Glenrothes.Read more
University of St Andrews Abbey Street , St Andrews KY16 9LA
A cultural hub in the heart of St Andrews, the Byre Theatre is home to a packed programme of performances, screenings, exhibitions & events all year round.Read more
1 High Street, Leslie , Near Glenrothes KY6 3DA
The Greenside Hotel is family owned and managed accommodation situated at the foot of the Lomond Hills in the village of Leslie near Glenrothes Fife.Read more
50-60 King Street, Glasgow City Centre G1 5QT
The 13th Note is an independent music venue (also hosting comedy and theatre and art), bar & vegetarian & vegan cafe which also stocking a fine selection of beers!Read more
253 Argyle Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 8BL
Argyle Street Arches is Scotland's most atmospheric venue, spacious enough to host the largest corporate functions, yet flexible enough to feel intimate for smaller functions!Read more
Ashton Lane, Glasgow West End
Ashton Lane is a cobbled backstreet in the West End of Glasgow and is noted for its bars, restaurants and a licensed cinema.Read more
14 Midland Street, Glasgow City Centre G1 4PP
Music Venue & Club based in the Tunnels of Central Station, Glasgow which previously housed the legendary Rockers Music Venue. Licensed till 3am 7 Days...Read more
34-44 King Street, Glasgow City Centre G1 5QT
Avant Garde Music Bar and Restaurant was established in 2012. Set in the heart of Glasgow's Merchant City, Avant Garde provides great live music coupled...Read more
Ayr Gaiety Theatre Carrick Street, Ayr KA7 1NU
Situated in the heart of Ayrshire, The Gaiety is the last of its kind on the British Mainland and one of the oldest theatres in Scotland!Read more
54 Calton Entry, Glasgow East End G40 2SB
Barras Art and Design (BAaD) is a venue, a studio, a retail space and a creative hub - bringing an eclectic mix of creative talents under one roof!Read more
36 Bell Street, Glasgow City Centre G1 1LG
Blackfriars Glasgow is a wide appealing, gastro-pub and live music venue in the heart of Glasgow's Merchant City!Read more
151 West George Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 2JJ
Since its conception in 2003, Blue Dog has firmly established itself as THE place to go for cocktails in Glasgow.Step inside the doors of 151 West George...Read more
431 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 3LG
Situated in the heart of Glasgow city centre on Sauchiehall Street, BOX is an established, compact Entertainment venue. With a fantastic reputation for...Read more
427 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 3LG
Venue Cafe Bar from the good people behind Captain's Rest and Sneaky Pete's!Read more
350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 3JD
The CCA is a unique contemporary arts organisation at the heart of Glasgow's city centre and vibrant cultural community.Read more
City Halls Candleriggs, Glasgow City Centre G1 1NQ
City Halls, Glasgow's oldest purpose built performance space has been entertaining visitors since 1841 and is renowned throughout the world for having some of the finest acoustics.Read more
93-95 Hyndland Street, Glasgow West End G11 5PU
Cottiers is a historic building located in the heart of Glasgow's West end that boasts a recently renovated theatre, restaurant and bar.Read more
Darvel Town Hall Main Street, Darvel KA17 0AQ
Darvel Town Hall is a magnificent two storey 'B Listed' building which sits prominently on the Main Street in the centre of the village. The venue...Read more
Fort Theatre Kenmure Avenue, Bishopbriggs G64 2DW
The Fort Theatre is home to the Antonine Theatre Group who perform at least two full-length plays and a pantomime per season. Cabaret nights are also a regular feature in the theatre group's calendar.Read more
George Square George Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 1DU
Throughout the year, Glasgow's George Square is a focal point for many popular events such as Piping Live! and Glasgow Loves Christmas!Read more
99 Calder Street, Glasgow South Side G42 7RA
The Govanhill Baths is a community hub based in the heart of Govanhill providing free Health and Wellbeing educational workshops and classes for the local...Read more
114-116 Harbour Street, Irvine KA12 8PZ
Recognised as the cultural hub for North Ayrshire, Harbour Arts Centre (HAC) presents quality exhibitions, art and drama classes, theatre, comedy, live...Read more
179 Buchanan Street, Glasgow City Centre G1
The Hard Rock Cafe Glasgow has been rocking the Style Mile on Buchanan Street since November 2013!Read more
56 Oswald Street, Glasgow City Centre G1 4PL
Ivory Blacks is a 300 capacity venue run by music lovers, for music lovers in Glasgow City Centre.We promote various styles of bands & work with various...Read more
21/29 Ashton Lane, Glasgow West End G12 8SJ
In Jinty's you will find great staff, great Guinness and great food as well as live music and don't miss our legendary St Patrick's Day celebrations with all day music, good food and oysters.Read more
42-48 New City Road, Glasgow City Centre G4 9JT
Joytown Grand Electric Theatre is a multi-arts event space in Glasgow's prominent chinatown. Most recently a disused snooker hall that lay empty for years...Read more
Kelvin Way, Glasgow West End
The Kelvingrove Bandstand and Amphitheatre offers a unique open air performance space in the idyllic grounds of Kelvingrove Park!Read more
272a St Vincent Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 5RL
Since its inception in 1990, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut has been at the forefront of the Scottish live music scene and continues to be one of the most celebrated venues in the world.Read more
297 Bath Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 4JN
The King's Theatre Glasgow is one of Scotland's most historic and significant theatres, find out what's on and book your tickets online with What's On Glasgow!Read more
16 Newlandsfield Road, Glasgow South Side G43 2XU
Located in the Southside of Glasgow, LOKS Bar and Kitchen offers all day dining in relaxed and comfortable surroundings.Read more
Queens Cross Garscube Road, Glasgow West End G20 7EL
Mackintosh Queen's Cross is one of Glasgow's hidden architectural gems. The only church in the world designed by the great Scottish architect, designer and artist, Charles Rennie Mackintosh.Read more
44 Main Street, Milngavie G62 6BU
Meet Me At The Corner are a Cafe / Bar / Venue based in Milngavie on the outskirts of Glasgow at the beginning of The West Highland Way. We have a great...Read more
100 Renfrew Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 3DB
The New Athenaeum Theatre is the principal venue for plays, musicals, and opera. It seats 343, with a stage the same size as the London Palladium's,...Read more
421 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 3LG
Bar/Club/Venue/Cafe Open 7 days a week See our website for news and listings: www.nicensleazy.com For gig enquiries, email : firstname.lastname@example.com Food...Read more
121 Eglinton Street, Glasgow City Centre G5 9NT
O2 Academy Glasgow has made an outstanding contribution to Scotland's vibrant live music scene since its arrival in the city in 2003.Read more
Unit 12, Shawlands Shopping Centre, 104 Kilmarnock Road, Glasgow South Side G41 3NN
On The Fringe is a welcoming creative community hub at the heart of the Southside of Glasgow!Read more
40 - 48 Union Street, Glasgow City Centre G1 3QX
You'll always find a warm welcome at O'Neill's Grand Central in Glasgow. It's a place where you can enjoy the craic whether you fancy a few rounds...Read more
71-73 Albion Street, Glasgow City Centre G1 1NY
You'll always find a warm welcome at O'Neill's Merchant Square in Glasgow. Ours is a place where you're free to go with the flow. Where great food and...Read more
Oran Mor Byres Road, Glasgow West End G12 8QX
Formerly Kelvinside Parish Church, Òran Mór, Gaelic for 'great melody of life' or 'big song', is a thriving arts & entertainment venue in the heart of Glasgow's West End!Read more
1 Applecross Street, Glasgow North G4 9SP
Peccadillo is a custom built (1994) canal barge. Berthed in Glasgow Scotland she offers a variety of trips on the Forth & Clyde Canal, and many of these...Read more
(Under) ABode Glasgow Bath Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 2SZ
Craft beers, music and good times CRAFT BEERSThe best craft on draught changing weekly, keep an eye on the menus behind the bar for what's currently...Read more
1000 Westerhouse Road, Glasgow East End G34 9JW
Platform is the arts centre at the heart of The Bridge, located in Easterhouse, offering a year-round programme of cutting edge performance, music, visual arts and participation.Read more
Pollokshields Playhouse Albert Drive, Glasgow South Side G41 2PE
Pollokshields Playhouse is a grassroots project that seeks to connect people with under-used public space. Pollokshields Playhouse is a place to share...Read more
22 University Gardens, Glasgow West End G12 8QN
One of the two student unions at the University of Glasgow, the QMU is a not-for-profit registered charity solely aimed at providing experience, services...Read more
Queens Park Langside Road, Glasgow South Side G42
Queen's Park Arena is a unique urban outdoor destination in the heart of Glasgow's Southside. The venue can accommodate many types of events from small community events to headlining acts!Read more
100 Renfrew Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 3DB
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland offer expert training in music, drama, dance, technical & production arts and screen. We offer short courses, summer...Read more
17 Bain Street, Glasgow East End G40 2JZ
Saint Luke's provides live entertainment and function facilities, alongside the capacity to host periodic special events.Read more
Scottish Event Campus Exhibition Way, Glasgow City Centre G3 8YW
Find out what's on at the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) in Glasgow and book your tickets online with What's On Glasgow!Read more
Scottish Event Campus Exhibition Way, Glasgow City Centre G3 8YW
The SEC Armadillo (formerly known as the Clyde Auditorium) is more than just a fantastic, purpose-built venue; it's been described as Glasgow's most iconic...Read more
Scottish Event Campus Exhibition Way, Glasgow City Centre G3 8YW
Find out what's on at the SEC Centre Glasgow and book your tickets online with What's On Glasgow!Read more
87 Glassford Street, Glasgow City Centre G1 1UH
Soulsa - The only dedicated soul music bar in Glasgow! Come join us for top food & tunes!Read more
1 St Andrews Square, Glasgow City Centre G1 5PP
St Andrew's in the Square is a beautiful 18th Century restored church right in the heart of Glasgow. The main gallery provides an amazing auditorium...Read more
962 Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow South Side G41 2ET
Sweeney's On The Park is open 7 days a week and has a wide range of live music to accommodate all tastes 6 days a week plus our Sunday night quiz!Read more
100 Eastvale Place, Glasgow West End G3 8QG
SWG3 (Studio Warehouse Glasgow) is a non-profit, multi-disciplinary arts space in the westend of Glasgow running an annual programme of exhibitions, band nights and events!Read more
183A Hope Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 2UL
Swing is an exclusive underground bar and performance club located in the heart of Glasgow's City Centre.Read more
72A Waterloo Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 7DA
Glasgow's iconic Admiral Bar on Waterloo Street is a traditional bar with a modern twist! Downstairs, you'll find a club and music venue hosting a number of live gigs and clubnights!Read more
20 Scott Street, Glasgow City Centre G3 6PE
The Art School serves as both the beating heart of the Glasgow School of Art Students' Association and a world-class music and events venue, meaning...Read more
323 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 3HW
The Blue Arrow is Glasgow's first underground club dedicated to jazz in the heart of the city!Read more
141 Bridgegate, Glasgow City Centre G1 5HZ
The Briggait is a beautiful Grade A listed building in Glasgow's medieval quarter, the Merchant City.Read more
113-117 Trongate, Glasgow City Centre G1 5HD
The Britannia Music Hall (The Panopticon) located at the end of Argyle Street in Glasgow's Trongate is the oldest surviving music hall in the world!Read more
18 Jamaica Street, Glasgow City Centre G1 4QD
The Classic Grand is one of Glasgow's best-loved live music and entertainment venues!Read more
25 Anderston Quay, Glasgow City Centre G3 8BX
The Ferry is Glasgow's most unique live music venue as it sits on the River Clyde while you dance the night away.Read more
490 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 3LW
The Garage is open seven days a week, 365 days a year. We are Scotland's biggest nightclub, beloved for our club nights and as a live music venue!Read more
1006a Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow South Side G41 2HG
The Glad Cafe is the award winning cafe/music venue/creative hub of Glasgow south serving delicious food and a delectable programme of gigs and events!Read more
244 Gallowgate, Glasgow City Centre G4 0TT
The Barrowlands (more properly The Barrowland Ballroom) is an iconic dance hall and concert venue in Glasgow!Read more
2 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 3NY
The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall is one of Scotland's most prestigious venues and world renowned classical, jazz, pop, rock and folk artists take to its stages for nearly 250 performances each year!Read more
9 Green Street, Kilmarnock KA1 3BN
The Grand Hall forms part of the Palace Theatre and Grand Hall Complex, Ayrshire's premier entertainment venue, and is situated in the heart of Kilmarnock...Read more
100 Bath Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 2EN
The Howlin' Wolf is a Bar, Kitchen & Venue for lovers of Blues, Soul, Homemade Food, Rock N Roll, Cocktails & Tall Tales!With a range of Craft and world...Read more
171 Great Western Road, Glasgow West End G4 9AW
The Hug and Pint is a vegan bar, eatery & live music venue in Glasgow's west end.Read more
The Ice Box Arts And Music Centre St Lukes Business Estate, Glasgow South Side G5 0TS
Glasgow's newest music and arts centre will is now open for bookings and events! Not only that, but you gotta come through the music shop to access the...Read more
372 Great Western Road, Glasgow West End G4 9HT
The Machair Bar is a contemporary Scottish venue situated in Kelvinbridge. We offer a combination of traditional food and music with modern themes.Read more
7 West George Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 1BA
The Merchants House of Glasgow is situated at the corner of George Square and West George Street and is home to one of the most ancient and prestigious organisations in the City of Glasgow.Read more
30-34 McPhater Street, Glasgow City Centre G4 0HW
The National Piping Centre, Glasgow was created in 1996, as the world centre for excellence in the promotion and study of the Great Highland Bagpipe.Read more
The Old Fruitmarket Candleriggs, Glasgow City Centre G1 1NQ
Prepare to be caught under the spell of Glasgow's Old Fruitmarket as soon as you walk through its doors!Read more
9 Green Street, Kilmarnock KA1 3BN
The Palace Theatre is a 500 seat theatre which offers a year round programme of music, comedy, drama, dance and light entertainment, offering something...Read more
121 Renfield Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 3AX
It's great for comedy. It's great for music. It's great for variety. It's great for you! The Pavilion Theatre is Glasgow's favourite variety theatre!Read more
100 Eastvale Place, Glasgow West End G3
The Poetry Club situated in Glasgow's West End is a hub for art, music, performance, spoken word and billows of smoke!Read more
657 - 659 Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow South Side G41 2AB
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How to Use the Encrypting File System
Network Associates Laboratories
September 2002
Applies to:
Microsoft® Windows Server® 2003
Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional
Summary: Learn how to use the Encrypting File System (EFS), a transparent file encryption service, as it exists in Windows XP Professional and Windows Server 2003. We will first discuss the architecture of EFS including operation, data recovery, and the EFS components. We will follow with a description of how to use EFS, both from the shell and programmatically. Finally, we will finish with some discussion on EFS security.
Using EFS
Programmatic Use
The Encrypting File System (EFS) is a transparent file encryption service provided by Windows Server 2003. EFS provides file confidentiality but does not provide any integrity or authentication protection. EFS offers an optional data recovery capability that allows access to the files if the user keys are lost or destroyed. EFS also provides for multiple users to share access to an encrypted file by using their own access credentials.
Keys and Certificates
EFS uses standard x.509 certificates for all access credentials. Each protected file is encrypted with a randomly generated File Encryption Key (FEK) by using a symmetric encryption algorithm. EFS "wraps" the FEK by encrypting it with the public keys from one or more EFS certificates. To access an encrypted file, you must have the private key that corresponds to one of the public keys used to "wrap" the FEK. Any user that has access to one of the private keys can get access to a file by first decrypting the wrapped FEK with the private key and then decrypting the file with the recovered FEK.
EFS has four main operations: opening, reading, writing, and converting files. Because EFS is designed to be transparent, opening, reading, and writing encrypted files is no different than for normal files; applications use normal Windows APIs. Converting files is the process of either encrypting a plaintext file or decrypting an encrypted file. Conversion requires a specific interface.
An application uses Windows API
CreateFile() or
OpenFile() to open encrypted files. When an encrypted file is opened, EFS unwraps the file encryption key and creates the necessary context to allow for decryption or encryption of data.
An application uses the Windows APIs
ReadFileEx(), and
ReadFileScatter() to read encrypted files. When an encrypted file is read, the data is first read into memory and then EFS decrypts the data in place. The decrypted data is then returned to the application. When an application requests that an encrypted file be mapped to memory, the data is decrypted immediately before it is mapped.
An application uses the Windows APIs
WriteFileEx(), and
WriteFileScatter() to write encrypted files. When an encrypted files is written, EFS encrypts the data in place, and then the encrypted data is written to disk. When an application requests that a memory-mapped file be unmapped, the mapped data is encrypted before it is written back to disk.
One of the overriding concerns with the conversion process is that data must never be lost, even when a power outage or other catastrophic failure occurs. To this end, EFS keeps backups of unencrypted data until the entire conversion process is complete.
When EFS receives a request to convert a file, a number of steps happen:
- EFS starts by performing a number of verification checks. These checks include whether the file can be encrypted and whether there is enough disk space to encrypt the file. If the file is marked as a system file or resides in the %systemroot% directory, then the file cannot be encrypted.
- EFS then generates a file encryption key and wraps it with the current user's public key. If a recovery policy (discussed later) is defined, the FEK is also wrapped in any required recovery agent public keys.
- After the file encryption key has been generated and wrapped, EFS metadata is created. EFS metadata contains the Data Decryption Field (DDF), which is the FEK wrapped in all the public keys of users that have been given access to the file. It also contains the Data Recovery Field (DRF), which is the FEK wrapped in all recovery agent public keys. EFS also stores other information, such as the EFS version and encryption algorithm in the metadata.
- Next, EFS creates a temporary file in the current directory. Each data stream in the source file is copied to the temporary file for backup purposes. Each data stream in the original file is then truncated to a length of zero. Its length is then set back to its original size. This essentially deletes all the data in the stream. Next, EFS writes the metadata to the original file. At this point, EFS has the plaintext data in a temporary file and an empty source file that is marked encrypted because of the presence of the EFS metadata.
- EFS reads the streams from the temporary file and writes them to the original file. Due to EFS' transparent nature, the writes encrypt the data before actually writing it to disk.
- After all of the data has been written back to the original file, EFS verifies that the file is encrypted and then deletes the temporary file. If the conversion process fails for some reason, EFS will restore the file to its original state.
Conversion to plaintext follows a similar process, in that a temporary file is created and the source file is written to it. The source file is then truncated and the data is read from the temporary file and written back to the source file in the clear.
Notes A side effect of this process is that when the temporary file is deleted, plaintext remnants of the file may remain in unused space on the disk. The command-line tool Cipher.exe has a switch (/W) to wipe all of the marked free space on a partition. This operation can clear the plaintext remnants of all files that do not fit entirely within a Master File Table (MFT) record left over from encryption. The MFT record size depends on the disk cluster size but is usually 1024 bytes. The file size that fits within the MFT record depends on how much space is left in the MFT record after accounting for the file metadata. The MFT can contain other data, for example, file attributes or streams. Additionally, a file may have more data than the MFT record. For more information about the MFT, see the Master File Table and MFT Zone entry in the Windows Development documentation in the MSDN Library (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/).
To completely prevent the possibility of having plaintext remnants on a disk, never convert files from a plaintext source. Instead, create a directory and encrypt it. When a file is created in an encrypted directory, the file is immediately written to the disk encrypted, and no temporary file is created.
For existing files that need encryption, convert all existing files that need protection and then use Cipher.exe to wipe all free space on the partition. From then on, all files should be created in encrypted directories.
Data Recovery
EFS provides a data recovery capability. Data recovery is used to recover encrypted files in the event that user keys are lost or destroyed. It also allows organizations to define and enforce a policy to access data stored on company systems. The capability is defined by a recovery policy that is automatically enabled on domain machines and disabled on stand-alone machines. In a domain, the recovery policy is distributed by using group policy from the active directory.
When a recovery policy is in place, all FEKs are additionally wrapped with the recovery agent public keys. These wrapped FEKs make up the Data Recovery Field (DRF), which EFS rewrites after every operation to ensure that the most current recovery policy is used.
Protecting recovery agent private keys is critical. Every encrypted file in a domain has its FEK wrapped by a recovery public key. If an attacker gains access to the corresponding recovery private key, the attacker could access any encrypted file in the domain.
Recovery policy
Domain machines
The default recovery policy in a domain consists of the domain administrator. When the domain administrator logs on to the domain controller for the first time, an EFS recovery certificate is generated and stored in the local profile. That certificate is added to the recovery policy. Any domain administrator can then create recovery agents in the domain and generate EFS certificates for those recovery agents. Those certificates can be added to the recovery policy.
When a domain machine is booting, the group policy, including the recovery policy, is retrieved from the Active Directory. The machine then overwrites whatever recovery policy is configured with the one obtained from group policy. Periodically, the machine will query the Active Directory for an updated group policy, including the recovery policy.
The recovery policy obtained from the Active Directory is cached locally on the domain-joined machine. If the machine is unable to contact the Active Directory and download the updated policy, it will use the cached policy.
A domain administrator can also configure an empty recovery policy for the domain. An empty policy disables EFS for Windows 2000 clients but not for Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 clients. An empty recovery policy is different from not defining a policy because an administrator must create an empty policy but not add any recovery agents to the policy. If an administrator removes the policy, then no recovery policy is defined.
Group policy objects can be created at multiple levels in an Active Directory tree. A local recovery policy can also be configured on a domain machine. It will, however, never be used because the domain recovery policy takes precedence. For more information about Group Policy propagation and precedence, see Windows Server 2003 Help.
Stand-alone machines
No recovery policy initially exists on a stand-alone machine. Administrators on stand-alone machines can modify the EFS recovery policy. Recovery certificates can be created and added to the policy.
For EFS to work transparently, its components must exist at many layers in the operating system. These components are broken out into two groups: user-space components and kernel-space components. Figure 1 shows the components involved when files are accessed. The boxes with "(EFS)" in them contain only EFS code, while the boxes with EFS in a sub-box, contain some EFS code.
Figure 1. Operating System Components and Relationships
User-space components
There are five components in user space that have EFS-specific code in them. They are: Local Security Authority (LSA), Feclient, Efsadu, Shell, and Winlogon.
Local Security Authority
The Local Security Authority (LSA) performs the majority of the user-space EFS operations. The LSA responds to requests from the kernel to create an FEK and wrap it in the proper user and recovery agent public keys. The FEK is returned to the kernel and used to encrypt a file. The LSA also performs the reverse operation of unwrapping a FEK and returning it to the kernel to decrypt a file.
During the wrapping process, the recovery policy is checked to determine whether the FEK should be wrapped by recovery agent public keys. During unwrapping, the recovery policy is checked again to determine whether additional or new recovery certificates exist, which would indicate that the FEK should be rewrapped. The LSA also checks to determine whether the current user's EFS certificate has changed, which would indicate that the FEK should be rewrapped.
The LSA exports a number of interfaces through RPC that enable communication with Feclient. The LSA also exports a number of interfaces through LPC that enable communication with Ksecdd.
To improve performance, the LSA maintains a cache of handles to private keys used for wrapping and unwrapping FEKs. These handles point to private keys that remain in the CSP and are, therefore, in a safe location.
The Windows APIs pass all EFS-related calls to the Feclient DLL. Feclient is then responsible for calling the EFS RPC interfaces in the LSA. The reason for this two-stage process of calling the EFS routines in LSA is that EFS supports remote storage of encrypted files on other servers running Windows Server 2003 or servers running Windows 2000. The Feclient is responsible for determining which server the file resides on and contacting the LSA on that server.
The Efsadu DLL provides the EFS-specific user interface. It is accessed when the Advanced dialog box of the Properties dialog box is opened, and the Details button, next to Encrypt file, is clicked. Clicking this button opens the Encryption Details dialog box, discussed later.
The shell can display the file names of encrypted files in explorer windows in a green color. The shell determines whether a file is encrypted by calling an EFS file status function.
Winlogon behaves differently on domain controllers and local machines. Winlogon creates a default recovery policy when a domain administrator logs on to a domain controller for the first time. On a local machine, Winlogon calls the security configuration engine to process the EFS recovery policy obtained from group policy.
Kernel-space components
There are three components in kernel space that have EFS-specific code in them: NTFS, WebDAV Redirector, and Ksecdd. Their relationships are shown earlier in Figure 1.
The NTFS driver contains the majority of the EFS code in the kernel. This driver responds to file system controls (FSCTLs) from the LSA to encrypt or decrypt a file. When a file is opened, the driver passes the wrapped FEK to Ksecdd to be unwrapped by the LSA. The driver then decrypts the data when it is read from the file and encrypts the data when it is written to the file.
The EFS API in the NTFS driver also provides a set of functions for reading and writing encrypted files in a raw mode. Raw mode allows direct reading and writing of the ciphertext. This allows the Windows file backup API to read and write the encrypted data for backup purposes while still maintaining confidentiality. This API is intended for use by backup software applications only.
The NTFS driver maintains a cache of unwrapped FEKs that it receives from the LSA to improve performance for files opened multiple times in quick succession. By default, FEKs are cached for five seconds. The cache time is configurable from two to thirty seconds.
WebDAV Redirector
The WebDAV client redirector is responsible for handling encrypted files on WebDAV shares. The redirector works by retrieving the file off the server and then caching it locally while edits are performed. After the file is closed, the redirector stores the file on the server. While the file is cached locally, the redirector calls the NTFS driver to read and write the file.
When the file is stored on the server, the client redirector performs a
BackupRead() on the locally cached file and takes the data and stores it on the server.
BackupRead() returns the encrypted contents of the file while the file remains encrypted on the system. When a file is retrieved from the server, the redirector performs a
BackupWrite() to the cached file which takes the encrypted data and restores it to a normal, but encrypted, NTFS file.
Ksecdd is a very thin component that NTFS calls to communicate with the LSA. Ksecdd is responsible for setting up the LPC communications to the LSA.
Using EFS
EFS is designed to be transparent to both users and applications; however, users will have to interact with EFS directly to perform some actions. These actions consist of converting files (encryption and decryption); adding users to files; and removing users from files. All of these actions are performed through the Advanced dialog box of the Properties dialog box, which is accessed by right-clicking a file in Windows Explorer. This dialog box is shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2. Advanced dialog box of the Properties dialog box
To encrypt a file, check the Encrypt contents to secure data checkbox in the Advanced dialog box. EFS then converts this file as discussed earlier.
To encrypt a directory, the same steps are followed as for a file. If the directory is empty, an encrypted flag is set in the directory header telling EFS that any file created in this directory is to be created encrypted. If the directory is not empty, another dialog box is displayed (shown in Figure 3), that prompts you for whether to apply the encryption to this folder only or to this folder, subfolders and files.
Figure 3. Confirm encryption dialog box
If the Apply changes to this folder only option is selected, then the directory is treated as if it were empty, and the encrypted flag is set in the directory header. If, however, the Apply changes to this folder, subfolders and files option is selected, then every file in this directory, and all subdirectories, is encrypted as discussed earlier. The encrypted flag is then set for every subdirectory, including the current directory, in the directory headers.
Decryption is the opposite of encryption and the process is the same as encrypting a file. To decrypt a file, uncheck the Encrypt contents to secure data checkbox in the Advanced dialog box. EFS then decrypts this file as discussed earlier.
To decrypt a directory, the same steps are followed as for a file. If the directory is empty, the encrypted flag is unset in the directory header. If the directory is nonempty, another dialog box is displayed (shown in Figure 4), that prompts you for whether to apply the decryption to this folder only or to this folder, subfolders and files.
Figure 4. Confirm decryption dialog box
If the Apply changes to this folder only option is selected, then the directory is treated as if it were empty, and the encrypted flag is unset in the directory header. If, however, the Apply changes to this folder, subfolders and files option is selected, then every file in this directory, and all subdirectories, is decrypted as discussed earlier. The encrypted flag is then unset for every subdirectory, including the current directory, in the directory headers.
Adding Users
Adding users to a file gives those users cryptographic access to that file. Cryptographic access means the users are able to decrypt and encrypt the file, as well as add and remove other users. Having cryptographic access, however, does not imply the users have file-system access. File-system access is controlled through NTFS file access control lists (ACLs). For a user to have full access to a protected file, the ACLs must be set to allow a user to access the file in addition to adding the user being given cryptographic access.
Click the Details button in the Advanced dialog box to bring up the Encryption Details dialog box, shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5. Encryption Details dialog box
To add users to a file, click the Add button. Any user that has an EFS certificate in the current user's Trusted People or Other People certificate store can be added. The active directory can also be searched for users.
Removing Users
Removing a user from a file removes the users' cryptographic access to that file. The process is the same as adding users. Click the Details button in the Advanced dialog box to bring up the Encryption Details dialog box, shown in Figure 5.
To remove users from a file, click the Remove button. Removing users only removes cryptographic access to the file. If the file-system ACLs are not adjusted, then the removed users still have file-system access to the file.
To recover a file, the recovery agent must be logged on to the system where the file exists and must have access to the recovery certificate private key.
A recovery agent could also open the file and save it to a new file outside of an encrypted directory hierarchy, thereby saving the file unencrypted.
To avoid having the recovery agent import the recovery certificate private key onto a user workstation, a recovery station could be set up. Users could then bring the files needing recovery to the recovery station and the recovery agent could log in to the station and recover the files.
Programmatic Use
EFS provides a number of public Windows interfaces for interacting with encrypted files. These interfaces are available through the Windows SDK.
Data Structures
The EFS interfaces described earlier use a number of data structures, which are also available through the Windows SDK.
Overall, EFS makes a reasonable effort at providing file confidentiality. The EFS components are well-designed and implemented. The EFS code makes good attempts to clean up resources when finished with them and to recover from system failures while performing operations. The EFS components also reuse existing code through system APIs for key and certificate management.
It is important to note that file integrity or authentication protection are not services EFS provides.
The design of EFS has made some conscious tradeoffs between absolute security and convenience. These tradeoff decisions result in some edge-case scenarios, which we describe later. None of these edge-case scenarios are bugs; they are results of the design decisions and were known from the start. Additionally, the vast majority of EFS users will never encounter these edge-case scenarios in normal use. We discuss them here simply to make users aware that using EFS does require a heightened awareness of file handling.
First, it is possible after certain actions for two files to share an FEK. If two files share an FEK, a user with cryptographic access to either of the files can use the FEK from the file they can access to decrypt the other file. The user must also have file-system access to the other file.
For example, Bob creates an encrypted file. He then copies the file, by using Windows Explorer or some other method that uses the Windows
CopyFile()interface, to a new file. The result is that the new file has the same FEK as the original file. If Amy can get the FEK from either file, she can then access both files.
A recommended way to prevent this from occurring is for a user to open the original encrypted file in an editor and perform a Save As and save the data to a new file. This creates a completely new file with a new FEK.
Second, when a user is removed from an encrypted file, there is no absolute guarantee that cryptographic access has been fully revoked. If the newly-removed user has a backup of the original file which grants them access, they can decrypt the FEK from the backup file and access the new file. Again, the user must have file-system access to the new file.
For example, Alice creates an encrypted file and then grants access rights to Bob. After some time, Alice removes Bob from the file. If Bob had saved the FEK from the file while he had access to it, or if he had a backup of the original file, he could then decrypt the new file after Alice had removed him. To accomplish this, Bob would have to write custom code to decrypt the file and have physical offline access to the file.
No recommended procedure exists to prevent this scenario because after a user has access to the plaintext data of a file, the user can copy the data to another medium physically separate from the original encrypted file.
Third, EFS does not provide file integrity protection or file authentication. If a user can gain file-system access to an encrypted file, for exmple, by bypassing the normal file access controls, then that user can replace the original encrypted file with a different file without any notification to the file owner. Of course, this is no worse than not using EFS, and because EFS does provide confidentiality, that user will not know the contents of the original encrypted file.
For example, Bob creates an encrypted file. Amy, in some manner, is able to gain file-system access to the file. She cannot read the contents of the file, but she can replace the encrypted file with another file, without any notification to Bob.
A recommended way to prevent this from occurring is to maintain tight access controls and physical controls of files to prevent spoofing attacks.
The contributors of this document are Wesley Griffin, Michael Heyman, Richard Clayton, Michael St. Johns, and David Carman, members of the Cryptographic Technologies Group in Network Associates Laboratories. Network Associates Laboratories is a multiple-discipline research organization with world-renowned expertise in the areas of network security, cryptographic technologies, security infrastructure components, secure execution environments, adaptive network defense, distributed systems security, and security architecture modeling.
The contributors would like to acknowledge the help of Mike Lai, David Cross, Robert Gu, and Drew Cooper, all at Microsoft, for providing information about EFS. We would also like to thank Doug Bayer and Dave Thompson for contributing Microsoft resources.
Encrypting File System in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003
Windows NT File System Internals: A Developer's Guide, Rajeev Nagar, O'Reilly, September 1997.


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Daily Announcements, Friday September 11th, 2015
Voyagers Cut Pathways into Wetlands
On Wednesday September 9th, the Voyagers began the process of creating a pathway from the soccer fields through the school wetlands. At a later point bridges across the drainage ditch between the fields and wetlands will be built to make access easier.
Heads up on Cross Country Practices next week
Monday September 14th 3:15pm to 4:30pm
Thursday September 17th 3:15pm to 4:30pm
Joke of the Week
Click on this link to see the video
Band with Mr. Mehaffey Sr. Band lessons are happening today, check your week 2 schedule. Jazz Band is this afternoon.
Lunch Menu
Chicken Nuggets w/Dipping Sauce
Seasoned Sweet Potato Wedges
Dinner Roll
Fruit & Veggie Bar Vegetable Soup
Entrée Options
Main Meal or
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The top-seeded Skyhawks cruise past Southern Connecticut State, 70-45, and will play in the semifinal round of the East Regional Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
EASTON – The Stonehill College women's basketball team has been unbeatable on its own court throughout the 2017-18 season.
Playing their first NCAA Division 2 tournament home game in 23 years on Friday night, the nationally ranked Skyhawks kept that streak going.
Top-seeded Stonehill led nearly the entire way and eliminated eighth-seeded Southern Connecticut State, 70-45, in the quarterfinal round of the East Regional at Merkert Gym.
The Skyhawks (27-3, including 16-0 at home) advance to the semifinal round Saturday at 7:30 p.m. against fourth-seeded St. Thomas Aquinas, which defeated Caldwell, 61-45.
Five days after being stunned in overtime by Bentley University in the Northeast-10 Conference title game, Stonehill bounced right back with an impressive performance after getting through some jitters in the opening minutes.
"We had 24 hours to kind of think about the Bentley game and move on,'' said Kelly Martin, the NE-10 player of the year who had 16 points, nine rebounds and four assists. "We had three really good practices and we were ready to go.
"We said we didn't have any more time to think about what happened We had to move on and it was time to make our statement and show everybody what we are made of.''
The Skyhawks struggled early, falling behind, 5-0, with three quick turnovers in the first 2:10.
But after taking the lead at 9-7 on a Courtney Walsh 3-pointer with 3:59 left in the first quarter, Stonehill never trailed with its defense stifling the Owls (21-10).
Southern Connecticut State went 19 for 69 (28 percent) and missed 24 of its 29 shots from 3-point range.
"We've been playing good defense all year and that comes from the work we put in at practice,'' said Martin. "We don't take possessions off in practice and we're not going to in games. We had a good plan. We made them work for their shots.''
The Skyhawks also got a lift from reserve Maty Diabate, who was a DNP in the loss to Bentley on Sunday.
Diabate, who averaged just 7.7 points and 3.2 points in 19 games, suffered a torn Achilles late last season and has had limited playing time.
But against Southern Connecticut, she had a season-high 13 points on 6 for 7 shooting plus six rebounds in 17 minutes.
"It was exciting,'' said Diabate. "Coach (Trisha) Brown talks about being ready. We are really deep. That's a strength we have. It was exciting to help the team today.''
Said Brown: "For her not to take (not playing) and be self-focused and be mad she didn't get into that game, she had a great three days of practice. This was a great example of the unselfishness of this team.''
Stonehill held a 13-12 lead after one quarter, then scored the first 11 points of the second quarter on the way to opening a 32-18 halftime lead.
The edge grew as high as 23 (50-27) during the third quarter and the Owls would get no closer than 14 in the fourth quarter before the Skyhawks pulled away.
Samantha Hyslip (nine rebounds) and Walsh added nine points each.
"I couldn't be happier with our play tonight, especially as we started the game you could see a little nerves, a little tentativeness,'' said Brown. "When we finally did settle down, you could see that we were ready to go in terms of our defensive effort. That's a team that can score at will and score from the 3-point line. You could see our rhythm was there.''
Stonehill's last home loss was in the opening round of the 2017 NE-10 tourney to Southern Connecticut State.
Now, two more victories at Merkert Gym sends the Skyhawks to the Elite Eight.
"We love being on our court,'' said Martin. "It's definitely comforting. Once we took a deep breath, having our fans made a difference.''
St. Thomas Aquinas is making its first NCAA tourney appearance since 2003 and is 27-4 after beating Caldwell.
The other semifinal at 5 p.m. pits nationally ranked opponents Bentley against the University of the Sciences, the only two teams to defeat Stonehill this season.
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Didgeridoo - Quartz Crystal Didge From 110cm - 140cm Plus Free Canvas Bag
You will fall in love with this incredible didgeridoo once you play. Crystal is a wonderful material visually, with a great potential of resonance. With a high density (2-6 time heavier than water) crystal vibrates easily, resonating without muting. And contrary to what we may think, it is quite difficult to break these objects unless you give them a violent shock that would break most musical instruments. The crystal didgeridoo is also the perfect sound healing tool.
- This crystal didgeridoo length is 110cm - 140cm.
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1 slice bacon, finely chopped
½ onion, finely chopped
1 stalk celery, finely chopped
1 large carrot, peeled and finely chopped
3 garlic cloves, minced
1 pound ground beef chuck
Coarse salt and ground pepper
1 cup milk
Pinch of ground nutmeg
½ cup dry white wine
1 cans (28 ounces) crushed tomatoes in puree
1 ½ to 2 cups water
1 pound rigatoni, prepared per package directions
In a Dutch oven, cook the bacon, onion, celery, carrot and garlic over medium heat until softened, stirring occasionally, for 8 minutes. Add the beef, season with salt and pepper. Break up the meat with a spoon, cook until browned, 8 minutes more. Increase the heat to high, add the milk and nutmeg. Cook, stirring, until the milk is evaporated, 8 minutes more. Add the wine, cook, stirring for 8 minutes more. Stir in the tomatoes, reduce heat to medium-low, simmer for two hours, adding water as needed. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Stir in the rigatoni and serve.
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It really is not Kane but it is astonishing that one of the games best strikers returns to our team just as we have forced our way back into the title race, and then 2 games later and 2 painful defeats, we are left fearing a top 4 place.
Work that out if you can.
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Survey is digging deep into youth homelessness
How young people end up homeless and what happens to them once they're on the street are basic questions for those who want to end homelessness.
Parents key in sex trafficking battle over young teen girls
Young teenage girls on their phones regularly put themselves at risk for sexual exploitation and sex trafficking, but those risks decrease for teens whose parents talk to them about avoiding strangers online, a new Ipsos study for Covenant House has found.
Covenant House opens more doors for female victims of trafficking
Another refuge from the trade in human flesh has opened its doors in Toronto under the umbrella of Covenant House.
Homeless youth given a taste of the season at the Covenant House
On Christmas Eve, before the presents are handed out, the kids at Covenant House will gather in the chapel, referred to as the sanctuary room at the shelter for homeless youth, to hear the story of Christmas — the birth of the saviour as a homeless refugee.
Homeless youth prime target for trafficking
Canada's homeless youth population is younger and more diverse than their American counterparts, but they are just as vulnerable of becoming trafficking victims.
Canada's largest agency for homeless youth is applauding a sweeping overhaul of Ontario's Child, Youth and Family Services Act which will now treat homeless, abused and threatened 16- to 18-year-olds as children and not adults.
Saving our kids: child care reform puts safety first
Danielle remembers counting down the days until she would turn 16. On that day she was going to sign herself out of foster care, declare her freedom, begin her life for real.
Covenant House's safe place for sex trafficked opens
TORONTO – When Casandra Diamond left "the game" 11 years ago she cried every day for about three months.
Getting at trafficking's root causes
Covenant House setting a new path for homeless youth
TORONTO – Nick Beckett is an impressive young man in his third year at the University of Toronto working towards a criminology degree. As he makes his way through exams, he's also heading up a new non-profit which aims to provide a home and transitional programs to young people who age out of the child welfare system.
Covenant House recognized as one of Canada's best working cultures
TORONTO - Canada's largest shelter for homeless youth has been recognized for having one of the best workplace cultures in the country.
TORONTO - Canada's largest homeless youth agency is calling on Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne to adopt a broader, more co-ordinated approach to combat the scourge of sex trafficking.
Covenant House partners with city to aid sex-trade workers
TORONTO - Covenant House is stepping up to give young women and girls caught in the grip of the sex trade a way out.
Police chief, teacher honoured for protecting vulnerable kids
TORONTO - Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair and Toronto middle school teacher Lisa Felton were honoured by Toronto's four child protection agencies for their efforts in protecting vulnerable children.
Hope for homeless youth
Family abuse, prostitution, teen parenthood, rejection because of sexual orientation and aging out of foster care without family — these are just a few reasons why 1.6 million young people are homeless in North America.


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Tag Archives: Capitol Hill Oceans Week
What Really Happened at Capitol Hill Oceans Week?
Capitol Hill Oceans Week 2014, hosted by the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, once again brought together marine professionals, government officials and ocean advocates to discuss the most current and pressing marine issues. Affectionately called CHOW, this conference provides an opportunity to network with other conservationists and share ideas of how to support and advance ocean … Continue reading What Really Happened at Capitol Hill Oceans Week?
Marine Conservation Institute at the Blue Vision Summit!
Eric Schwaab of NOAA Fisheries giving a presentation Marine Conservation Institute's Mike Gravitz, Rachel Keylon, and Kate Yentes spent much of this week participating in the Blue Vision Summit 4 put on by the Blue Frontier Campaign. The purpose of this summit is to bring together diverse groups and individuals from the marine conservation community … Continue reading Marine Conservation Institute at the Blue Vision Summit!
Capitol Hill Swept Up by Oceans Week
Last week in DC, the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation hosted Capitol Hill Ocean Week, or CHOW. It was a week full of interesting, insightful, and invigorating discussions about the state of our waters, and what needs to be done in the future. The theme of the week was "American Prosperity and Global Security: Ocean Solutions … Continue reading Capitol Hill Swept Up by Oceans Week


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Whether you're planning a formal event or a casual gathering, you'll want the most delicious menu designed specifically for you and your guests and exceptional service to help you realize what you envisioned all along. Planning an event should be simple and enjoyable—almost as enjoyable as the event itself—and that is the kind of corporate catering and event planning we strive to provide for you.
We believe excellent service begins with the first contact and continues through your event. Throughout Southwest Florida, we help motivate employees, engage staff and reward businesses for achieving their goals by catering a variety of events, including holiday parties, anniversaries, annual events, VIP and guest-of-honor celebrations and so much more. We can't wait to hear about your event; let's start planning today!
Greg Shapiro, Executive Chef and Owner
How to Start
The most successful way to begin planning a corporate event is to form a plan. What that plan is can differ from person to person and event to event; for some, it means searching through wonderful event photos or maybe even some of our recently catered corporate events.
Once you have an idea of what you'd like your event to accomplish, we invite you to discover how we can work together to help you achieve all of those goals.
Why Tastebuds?
When planning a corporate event, you can start to feel overwhelmed by all the decisions, especially when selecting a caterer. We believe in full-service, customized catering and strive to provide the best of the best in every element of an event.
Custom Menus: We do not believe that one size fits all—every menu we present is created specifically for you. Each event has its own goals that must be reached in order to be considered a success, and we use those to guide the menu.
A Professional Experience: Our team is made entirely of permanent staff. We also professionally structure events with an experienced captain leading the team and serving as your main point of contact, placing your event in the hands of an expert.
Competitive Costs: We feel that a budget's limitations shouldn't limit the success of an event. We will work with you to get the most out of your corporate budget.
An Array of Services: In addition to amazing food and service, Tastebuds Custom Catering also provides outstanding menu design, coordinated vendor offerings (rentals, florals, etc.), entertainment partners and so much more.
Our Food: We truly take pride in our cuisine. Every menu is crafted with high-quality ingredients, organic whenever possible, and we utilize local vendors for fresher produce. It's simple—quality ingredients create delicious, quality food.
Trendsetters: Each year, we attend at least two catering/culinary conferences to learn about upcoming trends and bring them back to Southwest Florida. Investing in our employees helps us present our clients with new and exciting concepts.
Presentation: Incredible presentation elevates delicious dishes into exceptional cuisine. Our work has even been recognized in Gulfshore Life Magazine's "best of" issue!
You're in Good Company
The Next Step
We welcome you to contact us so we can discuss the details of your event and begin working on your proposal. All of our events are custom-created, so your proposal will be too. We invite you to share any and all ideas you might have as well as adjustments to your menu. After all, we want you to be more than happy—we want you to feel confident that this is the menu and the event for you.


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With the support of our AssuredPartners corporate compliance team, Front Range Insurance Group is here to assist employers in navigating the challenging and evolving health care arena. Our employee benefits specialists can audit your existing plan for compliance-related issues and make recommendations to ensure your compliance with applicable regulatory requirements. We'll also help keep your team updated on new regulations to keep your program compliant over time.
Our ongoing compliance services encompass:
Click the link below to visit the AssuredPartners Compliance Resource Center for ongoing updates, detailed timelines, answers to your most difficult questions and links to valuable resources to keep you informed and compliant.


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Down There For Women DVD
Gentle Exercise Prescription for:
- Menstrual Cramps
- Pelvic Floor Disorder
- Cesarean Delivery
- Post Delivery
- Sacral Health
- Hip Health
- Sexual Dysfunction
- Incontinence
Each DVD includes:
- An introduction to any movement habits you may have that can create chronic ailments listed for this title, or make them worse.
- Five prescribed movements (Rx…ercises™) you can do to improve circulation, waste removal, muscle and bone strength, and overall health.
- Additional information on simple changes you can make to your daily life for improved health – specific to your situation.
Each DVD runs approximately 40 minutes including the same Bonus lecture found on every title.
- Human Physics Lecture with Katy Bowman
- Printable exercise program for work or travel


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Bird Watching
Observation of birds of the area
Enjoy birding inside the forests of Chirripo National Park and the amazing San Gerardo de Rivas Valley, in Southern Costa Rica. Best birding trip in the country.
Standard Package
Lodging 2 nights in the main hostel area.
Meals Dinner, breakfast, lunch, dinner, breakfast.
Includes Local Guide.
Price $ 348 per coupe
Technical Aspects of the Tour
Description A hike through diverse habitats
Distance 4 - 6 km
Duration 3 - 4 hours.
Maximum Altitude 2,200 meters above sea level
Difficulty Medium
You will see a wide variety of both common and rare birds of the area.
Remenber not to remove any natural resource of the places you visit.
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January 18, 2018
As a person without a strong interest in fitness, Eric Lutz had trouble figuring out what constituted a good workout and a healthy meal — and sticking with the exercise and diet plans he came up with.
"I would try to go the gym, but would eventually end up not going," Lutz said. "I really wanted something like a personal trainer, but I couldn't afford one."
Lutz, a 27-year-old planning on returning to the Community College of Allegheny County for music technology, eventually found a solution to his problem in the form of an app called Strongr Fastr.
"Strongr Fastr has really given me an idea of what to do in terms of fitness," Lutz said. "I've been sticking with the app for the past few months."
Strongr Fastr, released on mobile app stores Jan. 4, is a fitness app that combines efficient meal planning and precise workout routines. Based on personal information — including height, weight, dietary restrictions, grocery budget and fitness goals — the app generates different meal plans and workout routines specific to each user, ranging from "beginners" to "experts."
Pitt alum Philip Schinis created the app in 2017. Schinis was motivated to create Strongr Fastr because he was dissatisfied with the fitness apps available and noticed other fitness lovers were too. People on the internet fitness forums he frequented, such as bodybuilder.com, complained that the apps available to them couldn't meet their specific needs. He then decided to make an app where people at different fitness levels could have a proper platform to manage all their fitness needs.
"Unlike other apps, this app caters to different levels of people," Schinis said. "A lot of apps out there cater to more casual fitness users who are trying to stay healthy and maybe work out at home, but there aren't a lot of apps for people who are looking to train more seriously."
The free version of the app offers workout routines, but only one day of meal planning each week. Users can upgrade to the premium version for full meal-planning access in addition to the workout aspect. For premium access, users can pay $13 a month for a three-month period or $5 a month for a 12-month period.
Schinis quit his software developing job in early 2016 to pursue developing Strongr Fastr. Last year, Schinis released a beta test of the web version of the app to test the viability and usability of the app, making alterations based on feedback from beta testers. Since its recent release date, Strongr Fastr has accumulated between 500 and 1,000 users across web, Android and iOS platforms.
Mary Weidner, another Pitt graduate, joined the project on the business and marketing side. Weidner said she started working with Schinis on the app because she wanted push herself out of her comfort zone.
"I've never really thought of myself as being a risk-taker," Weidner said. "I really liked the idea of learning and being in a position that would be hard to find in the real world."
Schinis found the meal-planning aspect to be the main problem with the available fitness apps and decided to emphasize that feature in the app's online description. Schinis said the app works to ensure that the user's overall diet fits within the nutionital parameters that they are aiming for. It also allows the user to insert their own preferences for when they want to eat and what types of food they prefer.
"There are only a few apps that plan out what you should grocery shop and what recipes you should cook in advance each day, but they lack on the workout side," Schinis said. "There's not an app that does good meal planning that also matches you with quality workout routines."
The meal-planning aspect of the Strongr Fastr app considers the user's health goals when creating daily diets. It then creates grocery lists based on the suggested meals to guide the user's shopping trips.
Other problems that Schinis and Weidner found with other apps' meal planning were long and expensive grocery lists as well as useless meal suggestions. Weidner said Strongr Fastr looked for high-rated recipes online and then simplified them to cut the cost and time to make them. An example of a meal includes eggs with tomato and avocado for breakfast and a tuna salad wrap for lunch.
"A lot of our recipes are very basic, standard — and don't require crazy ingredients. We wanted them to be very realistic," Weidner said.
Lutz found the customization and thoroughness of the meal planning in Strongr Fastr to be effective compared to other apps that simply track calories.
"I never eat breakfast, so I can take that off and the app doesn't even consider breakfast for the meal plan," Lutz said. "There are actually pretty good recipes. They really vary, so you're not just eating a plain chicken breast, which is great."
Schinis also described how the app's meal planning is accurate in adhering to nutritional parameters and diet goals.
"The app is pretty smart in making sure your overall diet fits within the nutritional parameter that you're aiming for, and those parameters by default are based on the latest scientific research," Schinis said.
Schinis and Weidner also expanded on the workout aspect of the app by further accomodating user experience. Lutz described how he found the breakdown of exercises into levels and video demonstrations of exercises very useful. He also appreciated the ability to easily switch between easier or harder modes.
"A big benefit is seeing the exercise," he said. "It shows you exactly how to do it or how to have proper form or any variations on it so that you can feel comfortable in the workout that you are doing."
Schinis and Weidner also plan to integrate third parties such as Fitbit or MyFitnessPal to increase the number of users and improve the app.
Beyond those plans, Weidner said she and Schinis hope Strongr Fastr will go on to surpass other apps in the market.
"Our mission is to help people cut through all the noise in the fitness industry and give them plans that just work and are backed by science," Weidner said.


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Factual error: Tom Hanks refers to an Intensive Care Unit, and although a few physicians had already discovered the practice of separating the sickest patients into a separate ward in the 1930's, the term Intensive Care Unit was not yet in use.
Visible crew/equipment: Just before John Coffey is about to be executed, he's sitting on his chair in the cell. As he stands up, you see him lift his leg onto a platform. The platform was used to make him look about a foot taller than he actually is. (02:38:00)
Continuity mistake: When William "Wild Bill" Wharton spits the Moon pie into Brutus "Brutal" Howell's face you can see that the Moon pie lands on his shirt, tie, lapels of his coat and on the right shoulder of his coat. In the next shot when Brutal and Paul throw Wharton into the padded room, you can see that the right shoulder of Brutal's coat is completely clean, but the Moon pie is still on his shirt, tie and lapels. (01:20:58)
Continuity mistake: When they tape Percy's mouth shut before putting him in the restraint room, the handkerchief is partly outside his mouth and gets stuck to the tape, when they let Percy out, the handkerchief has moved. If he's been locked in there with the straight jacket on, there is no way he could have moved it.
Factual error: The movie is set in 1935 Lousiana, and all of the executions are through electrocutions. However, executions by that method in that state didn't happen till 1941.
Continuity mistake: When John first steps into the bedroom at Hal's house, Melinda's nightdress is up by her thigh. Yet in the next shot, it is down over her knees.Migster
Factual error: When Paul returns home, his wife asks him what the doctor said. He replies "...gobbledygook mostly." The trouble is, the word "gobbledygook" wasn't coined until 1944. This scene takes place in 1935.
Continuity mistake: Roll on 1 means to crank up the generator all the way. On top of the machine are light bulbs that all light up when the generator is turned up. However, when they are executing Del they have a sideshot of Brutus and you can see the lightbulbs all lit up, but Percy hasn't said Roll on 1 yet. (01:37:00)
Continuity mistake: The guards take John to see the Fred Astaire movie and John sits well to the right of centre in the theatre. We see John mesmerized by the movie, Paul sitting a row behind in the centre of the seat theatre and the light from the projector spreads wide directly behind and over top of Paul's head. Yet, when we see John again a moment later, when he's says "They's just like angels", the projector light is directly behind John, deliberately giving the illusion of a halo. This would not occur as shown unless John had moved over to the centre of the theatre.MovieFan612
Visible crew/equipment: When the guards are ready to give Wild Bill the medicated soda, set lights are visible on Harry's glasses.MovieFan612
Other mistake: The death warrant for "Arlen Bitterbuck" is dated 1935 but the subtitle in German says 1985. (00:25:15)
Continuity mistake: When John Coffey grabs Percy by the throat, Percy pulls out his night stick and drops it on the floor. A long leather strap can be seen attached to the handle. But after John lets him go, the long leather strap can be seen dangling on Percy's right side, when it should be still lying on the floor with the night stick outside of Coffey's cell.Hawk
Continuity mistake: When Del finally dies his jaw is slack, but when it shows his body on the gurney his teeth are clenched tight.Kevin Brown
Suggested correction: How can you tell his jaw is slack when he had a hood over it the entire time?lartaker1975
I have the movie and during Del's execution, the hood is partially burned off. After he finally dies, his jaw is completely slack.
Continuity mistake: The two dead girls' hair is covered in blood, but in a few shots their hair is clean.MikeH


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Richard Marman
Ex-military and airline pilot, Richard Marman is now a Sunshine Coast based illustrator and author. His work includes illustrating pamphlets, calendars and poster for the Australasian Ground Safety Council promoting workplace safety at airport terminals. He has also been a regular cartoonist for several magazines and designed the labels for Providence Vineyards in northern Tasmania.
Richard illustrated Anna Tullemans and Rhonda Dixon's successful book on children's behavioural difficulties, How to Stop Your Words Bumping into Someone Else's, which has been enthusiastically received by carers and educators. His illustrated books include A Tale of Two Turtles, A Whale's Tale, Hannah Meets a Dragon and Martha the Aeronaut. Richard has written and illustrated eight novels for young adults: The Wealth, Dragon Stalkers and six books in The McAlister Line series. Richard works with most traditional art media, photographs and digital graph programs.
"I was born in Swindon, England and emigrated to Australia with my family when I was 15. On leaving school I served with the RAAF as a pilot, flying C-130 Hercules planes and Iroquois choppers, including an operational tour in Vietnam. After 9 years I joined Ansett Airlines and piloted beautiful planes including the Boeing 727, 737 and 767. I stayed with the company until its close in 2001 then moved to the Sunshine Coast, Queensland where I spent four years training Singapore Airlines cadets on the Learjet 45, based at the Sunshine Coast Airport. I left flying in 2007 and enrolled at the University of the Sunshine Coast to study visual arts, design and creative writing. I graduated with a bachelor degree and diploma of visual arts in 2009. So now I'm an author and illustrator. I live on the Sunshine Coast with my wife, Judy. We have twin daughters, Sally and Elizabeth.
I like to watch action movies and listen to the lost genre of '60s guitar instrumentals. Judy and I travel extensively and I incorporate many of the places we have visited as settings for my novels."