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I've painted original murals before for my nephews, but it's been a while. These giant paint-by-numbers murals have me inspired though, maybe enough to actually commit to making one! It might be something fun to do in the play room area of the basement.
A crazy amount of work. I think the results are just the right amount of cheesy goodness though! You like? Or are they too cheesy for you?
I love the look of paint by number so, no, not too cheesy for me.
Not too cheesy! But I think I'd rather take the time I would spend painting a mural and be outside enjoying the real thing.
I love the look of these! :) I would certainly put one in my own home. It would be a great family project, too, once the kiddos were old enough to participate.
Not too cheesy! I love them. I think you just have to be selective of the room/wall. I looks like it can be overpowering.
Love it. I say go for it!
I love this! Not too cheesy for me.
These are SO awesome!!! I want to do one!!! I think they're great-looking!
I think with the right image and color scheme, it can look refreshingly modern. I will put in in my "idea box" for the future!
I think this would be so much fun to do! Not too cheesy for me! I especially love the first one with the deer.
not too much for me at all. but i've always had an affinity for paint by numbers…this would take that love the extra step. it would be interesting to do this with a skewed color palate – all pinks/fuschias/reds or blues or greens. it would be amazing.
I actually find them a little on the cheesy side, except if you used different shades (tones?) of the same colour as you said. I would try all greys!
A tonal version would be pretty interesting.
I LOVE that! Maybe I have a soft spot in my heart for giant murals because when I was little my mom painted my entire room, floor to ceiling (actually, AND ceiling) to look like an outdoor landscape. She just free handed it all and it was fabulous. Complete with a little cottage painted in the hills, a plastic picket fence border near the floor and a giant tree in one corner. And gardens around the bottom… and clouds that I always thought looked like dinosaurs and cars… oh the nostalgia :) (It's my job as a high school senior, right?) But yeah, that's really cool looking. I hope I get to do something fun like that in a space someday.
OMG I love those!! I grew up addicted to paint by numbers. When I see paint by number art, I feel STRONG nostalgia. I would love one of those somewhere in my home!!
I like the paint by numbers ones OK but frankly I like the ones you did for your nephews a lot more–and there wouldn't be the tedious transfer process.
I would find it hard to live with my own art or mural. I'm too critical of my painting technique, but I could handle PBN because it's not my design.
Thanks, but I've gotten a pair!
I love them and would love to take one on, unfortunately my house just doesn't have the bones for it. I think I might try enlarging a paint by numbers onto a big canvas, though. So much easier to just take down when the parents come to visit then, rather than explaining how not everyone likes chintz and Persian carpets. Again.
i like. but i could see tiring of it fairly quickly… and that's a LOT of work to outgrow!
I like these a lot but I think I would tire of them fairly quickly. They would be crazy amazing in a play room though.
I love the way they look but your are right that would take forever. I also love the look of something freehanded.
Wooooow. I do love the look.
LOVE LOVE LOVE!! this from a person that has a cardboard deer head in their livingroom!!!
Eep! This is beyond awesome! Time consuming, but fun. Makes me want to paint my whole hall way that way. Thankfully I'm a renter so I won't be caught up with such craziness. Still… giant painting, perhaps?
Product idea: someone could sell the stencil, paint-by-number part as giant wall decals, so you'd just have to stick that on your wall and then paint it.
Someone needs to get on that. It would be the next generation of wall decals.
I am so thrilled to see this post! I've been dreaming of doing the wall over my bar area for years- perhaps this will give me the nudge to get started. I'd love to see your take on it as well, it's so playroom perfect!
I love these! What a great idea to fill a wall with so much color and cheer.
When I used to do paint-by-numbers we'd sometimes switch around the colors to make something more personalized – I wonder if you could do a really fun one but in the colors you want; prink, orange, cream, brown, etc.? Would be neat to see how that looked – more modern, maybe.
I like! And as a child, I would have just been mesmorized by something like that!
I wouldn't want one in a grown-up area, but love the idea for a playroom, etc.
We did one for my son's nursery and Love Love Love it. Totally worth the effort.
I love it, but I think I would be more inclined to paint it on a huge canvas and hang it instead of painting an entire wall.
This would be a great project for a nursery/playroom, but I think you have to have a fairly well-sized room and a lot of neutral furniture/decorations to pull this off without it being overwhelming!
Of course it has a cheese factor. But that doesn't mean that it couldn't be a wonderful graphic element that would be perfect for a child-oriented space. I'm confident that you could pull it off!
I adore this! I love how cheesy it is. It's stunning. beautiful. I want it in my home!
LOVE, love, love!! You need to do it. I'd love to see what you do. I'm sure it'll be a show stopper.
I love them and have been considering one for my home. However I couldn't find a vintage PBN that I liked enough AND that coordinated with my furnishings. Instead I used the vector trace option in Illustrator and limited it to 16 colors on an image of the formal english garden in a park by my house. It now looks like a PBN and it's custom.
I'm thinking of doing a trial run on a canvas for my office to see if I like it in real life as much as on the screen.
That's a smart idea, creating your own like that.
I have been obsessed with Paint by number for awhile. I've seen PBN wallpaper but this mural is sick (in a good way).
What a fantastic idea for a mural! I love that style of painting. Well planned out. Well executed.
That is a great idea. But oh the enlarging and stenciling..I don't know if I'd have it in me to put in that much effort. I do like the idea of it being sold already enlarged. As Caitlin suggested.
I'm surprised by how much I like these.
ohhhhhh im in love , if only we had a playroom……….
i'm a little confused. do you do it yourself or is there a kit that you can put on the wall for the numbers? i totally dig it.
No kit that I know of.
I own an inn in northern california and one of our rooms has a paint by number wall – in two years, it has been completed (and started all over) FIVE times. People love it. Me too!
Brilliant! I love the idea of guests getting to participate!
I love paint by number!
I love this idea! I want to do smaller versions of this idea in my garage. IS there a tutorial?
It would be a labor of love but what a beautiful touch for a room, especially for a baby.
Gorgeous! I feel so inspired by this look! It is definitely worth the effort, and with such busy walls you wouldn't need a huge amount of furniture! Love it!!
Hello! I've said it before and I'll say it again, I LOVE this post. I couldn't get it off my mind, so I decided to post about it on my blog also, Nine Red, and link back to you. Thanks for sharing such a great project, it looks SO nice!
Wow, that's fantastic. I especially love the first one with the deer. I like how it goes right over the door. Someday I'll have a place big enough to handle something like this, and it will be awesome. Thanks for the inspiration!
Here is a little tip to save some work on this. Print the numbers and outlines on a transparency and project it onto the wall with an old school overhead projector (see them at thrift stores all the time for like 10$). Put a couple Xs on the transparency and trace those on the walls so you can always line up your work between painting sessions.
Where can I find the projection or the template for each of the "paint by numbers" depicted?


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Dr Adrian Kavanagh
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Location Rhetoric House
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Email adrian.p.kavanagh@mu.ie
A native of Co. Laois, Adrian Kavanagh is a lecturer at the Maynooth University Department of Geography. He currently holds the position of Deputy to the Head of Department within the Geography Department, while he also administers/organises the Final Year (Double Honours) research project programme (the GY310B module).
The modules that he currently teaches on (or has taught on in the past) include the GY347 Electoral Geography, GY305 Approaches to Human Geography GY227 Political Geography, GY613 Elections and Geography and GY327 Environmental Politics modules, as well as the GY609 (MA in Geography) Thesis Preparation module and the GY310B module.
He was elected on to the University's Academic Council as a representative of the Faculty of Social Science in May 2016 and remained a member of Academic Council until the end of his term in Summer 2019.
He was elected President of the Geographical Society of Ireland in May 2018 and held this position for the next two years (until May 2020). He is currently Vice President of the Geographical Society of Ireland and will hold this position until May 2021.
His main research interests focus on the geography of elections. In relation to this, he has a blog site/website (www.adriankavanaghelections.org) which offers some of his insights from his electoral geography researches. He also researches the Eurovision Song Contest (voting patterns, geopolitics) and some of this research has been published on his other research blog site/website (www.adriankavanagh.com). He can be followed on Twitter (@adriankavanagh), where he tends to disseminate some of his most recent research findings/work, amongst other things, to the wider public.
My research interests focus on the area of Political Geography, but particularly the geography of election contests/campaigning - with a specific focus on the geographies of voter turnout and of candidate selection and the processes shaping the (re)drawing of election boundaries and the impacts of changing electoral boundaries. I'm also interested in the geographical/geopolitical dimensions of the Eurovision Song Contest, with a specific focus here on the geography of that contest's voting patterns (public vote/televote and jury voting).
Areas that I currently do research on, or have researched in the past, include:
Geography of Elections
Eurovision Song Contest: Geopolitics and Voting trends
Political Geographies of Sporting/Cultural Events
Geography of Political Conflict
Census Geographies
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GOI Scholarship for William Durkan: Electoral Participation in the Republic of Ireland: Political disengagement and Spaces of Neglect in the Current Political System. PI Irish Research Council (IRC) / Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarship Political participation is widely viewed as a measure of the health or legitimacy of any given democratic state. (Lijphart, 1997). The final decades of the twentieth century saw a decline in political participation across much of the European Union, which has been identified as a potential cause for concern. The Republic of Ireland also saw much change in this period, with segments of a disenfranchised electorate being re-mobilised during the recent period of austerity. This change, however, is not uniform across space. This project seeks to analyse voter turnout trends at a range of scales, namely ED and SA level, in order to determine the driving factors which influence areas of change, and outline possible policy implications as a result of this. Political participation in the Irish context is a subject which is often under analysed, and as a result, often neglected, despite the potentially negative implications of unequal, or unfair, participation. Unequal participation can potentially lead to unequal representation, unequal service provision, and as a result of large portions of a disenfranchised and neglected population, the rise of political candidates with more extreme views. Current administrative policy, such as the national representation level and Constituency Commission practices are analysed in order to determine their impact on this trend in General and Local Elections from 2004-2016. This project uses a geographical lens to determine the extent to which socio-economic and demographic factors, identified in existing literature, influence participation trends. The correlation of this data at ED and SA scales allows for other factors, such as geographical location, service provision, and administrative policy to be taken into account. Exploratory data analysis has identified large portions of the population at ED and SA scales which are seen to abstain from voting, contrary to their relevant socio-economic and demographic status. 01-OCT-18 30-SEP-20 48000
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Researcher Name
William Peter Durkan Election Geography research Postgraduate student
Claire Frances Mc Ging Election Geography research Postgraduate student
Caoilfhionn Anne D'Arcy Election Geography research Postgraduate student
2014 The Eurovision Handbook 2014.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2014) The Eurovision Handbook 2014. : Adrian Kavanagh/Lulu.com. [Details]
2013 The 2013 Eurovision Handbook.
Kavanagh, Adrian and Fallon, Johnny (2013) The 2013 Eurovision Handbook. [Details]
2021 'Geographical factors in constituency voting patterns'
Adrian Kavanagh, William Durkan and Caoilfhionn D'Arcy (2021) 'Geographical factors in constituency voting patterns' In: Michael Gallagher, Michael Marsh and Theresa Reidy (eds). How Ireland Voted 2020. London: Palgrave MacMillan. [Details]
2020 'Electoral Cartography'
Durkan, William, Kavanagh, Adrian and D'Arcy, Caoilfhionn (2020) 'Electoral Cartography' In: Kobayashi, Audrey (eds). International Encyclopedia of Human Geography 2nd Edition, Volume 2. Oxford: Elsevier. [DOI] [Details]
2018 'The Irish Government's Diaspora Strategy: Towards a Care Agenda'
Mark Boyle and Adrian Kavanagh (2018) 'The Irish Government's Diaspora Strategy: Towards a Care Agenda' In: Devlin Trew, Johanne, Pierse, Michael (eds). Rethinking the Irish Diaspora: After The Gathering. London: Palgrave MacMillan. [DOI] [Details]
2017 'A century of elections in Monaghan'
Adrian Kavanagh (2017) 'A century of elections in Monaghan' In: Patrick J. Duffy (eds). Monaghan History and Society: Interdisciplinary essays on the history of an Irish county. Dublin: Geography Publications. [Details]
2014 'Health and Spatial Justice'
Foley, Ronan and Kavanagh, Adrian (2014) 'Health and Spatial Justice' In: Spatial Justice and the Irish Crisis. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy. [Details]
Kavanagh, A. (2009) 'Electoral Cartography' In: International Encyclopedia of Human Geography. Elsevier. [Details]
2007 'Commentary on: 'Transformation with a small 't': candidates for the Dáil, 1948-82' I'
Kavanagh, A. (2007) 'Commentary on: 'Transformation with a small 't': candidates for the Dáil, 1948-82' I' In: Irish Political Studies Reader: Key Contributions. London and New York: Routledge. [Details]
2007 'Economic Structure: Industries and Occupations'
Walsh, C., Kavanagh, A. and Walsh, J.A. (2007) 'Economic Structure: Industries and Occupations' In: People and Place: A Census Atlas of the Republic of Ireland. Maynooth: NIRSA. [Details]
2007 'Population and Structure'
Walsh, C., Walsh, J.A. and Kavanagh, A. (2007) 'Population and Structure' In: People and Place: A Census Atlas of the Republic of Ireland. Maynooth: NIRSA. [Details]
2007 'Turnout, Political Support and Representation in Ireland'
Kavanagh, A. (2007) 'Turnout, Political Support and Representation in Ireland' In: Recycling the State: The Politics of Adaptation in contemporary Ireland. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. [Details]
2007 'Elections and Voting'
Kavanagh, A. (2007) 'Elections and Voting' In: Understanding Contemporary Ireland. London/Dublin/Ann Arbor MI: Pluto Press. [Details]
2007 'Synthesis: Rural and Urban Typologies'
Walsh, C., Walsh, J.A. and Kavanagh, A. (2007) 'Synthesis: Rural and Urban Typologies' In: People and Place: A Census Atlas of the Republic of Ireland. Maynooth: NIRSA. [Details]
2007 'Education, Socio-Economic Status & Social Classes'
Walsh, C., Kavanagh, A. and Walsh, J.A. (2007) 'Education, Socio-Economic Status & Social Classes' In: People and Place: A Census Atlas of the Republic of Ireland. Maynooth: NIRSA. [Details]
2001 'Voter Turnout, Social Deprivation and Political Mobilisation'
Kavanagh, A. (2001) 'Voter Turnout, Social Deprivation and Political Mobilisation' In: Proceedings of The Academy of Marketing Fourth International Political Marketing Conference. Dublin: Dublin City University Business School. [Details]
2013 'Book Reviews: The Ashgate research companion to critical geopolitics'
Adrian Kavanagh (2013) 'Book Reviews: The Ashgate research companion to critical geopolitics'. Irish Geography, 46 (1-2):166-167 [Details]
2009 'Book Reviews: The Geographies of Garbage Governance - Interventions, Interactions and Outcomes'
Adrian Kavanagh (2009) 'Book Reviews: The Geographies of Garbage Governance - Interventions, Interactions and Outcomes'. Irish Geography, 42 (1):119-124 [Details]
2015 'THE MAY 2014 LOCAL AND EUROPEAN ELECTIONS IN THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: SECOND ORDER OR AUSTERITY VOTING?'
Kavanagh A. (2015) 'THE MAY 2014 LOCAL AND EUROPEAN ELECTIONS IN THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: SECOND ORDER OR AUSTERITY VOTING?'. Representation, 51 (2):239-252 [DOI] [full-text] [Details]
2015 'An evolving political landscape: Political reform, boundary changes and the 2014 local elections'
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2015) 'An evolving political landscape: Political reform, boundary changes and the 2014 local elections'. Administration, 63 :59-77 [DOI] [full-text] [Details]
2015 'An end to "Civil War politics? The radically reshaped political landscape of post-crash Ireland'
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2015) 'An end to "Civil War politics? The radically reshaped political landscape of post-crash Ireland'. Electoral Studies, 38 :71-81 [DOI] [full-text] [Details]
2014 'All Changed, Changed Utterly? Irish General Election Boundary Amendments and the 2012 Constituency Commission Report'
Kavanagh, A (2014) 'All Changed, Changed Utterly? Irish General Election Boundary Amendments and the 2012 Constituency Commission Report'. Irish Political Studies, 29 :215-235 [DOI] [full-text] [Details]
2006 'Turnout or turned off? Electoral participation in Dublin in the early 21st Century'
Kavanagh, A. (2006) 'Turnout or turned off? Electoral participation in Dublin in the early 21st Century'. 3 :1-24 [full-text] [Details]
2006 'Origins, Destinations & Catchments: Mapping Travel to Work in Ireland in 2002'
Walsh, J., Foley, R., Kavanagh, A. and McElwain, A. (2006) 'Origins, Destinations & Catchments: Mapping Travel to Work in Ireland in 2002'. JOURNAL OF THE STATISTICAL AND SOCIAL INQUIRY SOCIETY OF IRELAND, XXXV :1-58 [full-text] [Details]
2005 'The Meath and Kildare North by-elections'
Kavanagh, A. (2005) 'The Meath and Kildare North by-elections'. Irish Political Studies, 20 :201-211 [full-text] [Details]
2004 'The 2004 Local Elections in the Republic of Ireland'
Kavanagh, A. (2004) 'The 2004 Local Elections in the Republic of Ireland'. Irish Political Studies, 19 :64-84 [full-text] [Details]
2004 'The geography of Irish voter turnout: A case study of the 2002 general election'
Kavanagh A.;Mills G.;Sinnott R. (2004) 'The geography of Irish voter turnout: A case study of the 2002 general election'. Irish Geography, 37 (2):177-186 [full-text] [Details]
2003 'The Constituency Commission'
Kavanagh, A. (2003) 'The Constituency Commission'. Irish Political Studies, 18 :89-99 [full-text] [Details]
2003 'Religion as a factor in the conflicts in the Former Yugoslavia'
Kavanagh, A. (2003) 'Religion as a factor in the conflicts in the Former Yugoslavia'. Geographical Viewpoint, 31 :40-45 [Details]
1998 'Postmodernity, Globalisation and Nationalist Conflict in the Former Yugoslavia'
Kavanagh, A. (1998) 'Postmodernity, Globalisation and Nationalist Conflict in the Former Yugoslavia'. Geopolitics, 3 :34-52 [full-text] [Details]
2001 Voter Turnout, Social Deprivation and Political Mobilisation
Adrian Kavanagh (2001) Voter Turnout, Social Deprivation and Political Mobilisation . In: Shane Martin eds. Proceedings of the Academy of Marketing Fourth International Political Marketing Conference Dublin City University Business School, , pp.155-176 [Details]
2018 The Irish Government's Diaspora Strategy: Towards a Care Agenda
Boyle, M;Kavanagh, A (2018) The Irish Government's Diaspora Strategy: Towards a Care Agenda RETHINKING THE IRISH DIASPORA: AFTER THE GATHERING , pp.59-79 [DOI] [Details]
2018 Voting patterns in the Eurovision Song Contest reflect three main factors, changes in musical trends and taste, changes to the countries eligible to take part in the contest, and changes to the voting system.
Adrian Kavanagh and Caoilfhionn D'Arcy (2018) Voting patterns in the Eurovision Song Contest reflect three main factors, changes in musical trends and taste, changes to the countries eligible to take part in the contest, and changes to the voting system. [Conferences hosted], #Eurovision Unplugged: The Eurovision Song Contest – The Geography, The History, The Votes and The Songs, Maynooth University , 14-MAR-18 - 14-MAR-18 [Details]
2018 This one-day conference studied the significance of the 1918 election from a vantage point taken one hundred years later, but with a special focus on the geographical, place-based and or environmental dimensions of these electoral contests.
Adrian Kavanagh, Caoilfhionn D'Arcy, William Durkan and Claire McGing (2018) This one-day conference studied the significance of the 1918 election from a vantage point taken one hundred years later, but with a special focus on the geographical, place-based and or environmental dimensions of these electoral contests. [Conferences hosted], A Century of Elections: Past, Place and Politics, Maynooth University , 03-OCT-18 - 03-OCT-18 [Details]
2019 This one-day conference offered an overview of the 2019 Local and European Elections, exactly one month after these election contests took place. The general trends in terms of changing support and turnout patterns at these contests were discussed, as well as the implications of these in terms of the upcoming general election and political life in the Republic of Ireland, as a whole.
Adrian Kavanagh (2019) This one-day conference offered an overview of the 2019 Local and European Elections, exactly one month after these election contests took place. The general trends in terms of changing support and turnout patterns at these contests were discussed, as well as the implications of these in terms of the upcoming general election and political life in the Republic of Ireland, as a whole. [Conferences hosted], The 2019 Local and European Elections – One Month On…: Greenamis, Falling Turnouts, Long Counts and the Role of Local Media, Maynooth University , 27-JUN-19 - 27-JUN-19 [Details]
2019 From All Kinds of Everything to Boom Bang A Bang - Geographies of Voting at Elections and the Eurovision Song Contest Geography in the News: Topical Geography for All one-day seminar, St. Patrick's Campus, Dublin City University, 21st November 2019.
Adrian Kavanagh (2019) From All Kinds of Everything to Boom Bang A Bang - Geographies of Voting at Elections and the Eurovision Song Contest Geography in the News: Topical Geography for All one-day seminar, St. Patrick's Campus, Dublin City University, 21st November 2019. [Oral Presentation], Geography in the News: Topical Geography for All, St Patrick's Campus, Dublin City University , 21-NOV-19 - 21-NOV-19 [Details]
2019 A Geographical Overview of Party Support and Voter Turnout Trends at the 2019 Local and European elections The 2019 Local and European Elections – One Month On…: Greenamis, Falling Turnouts, Long Counts and the Role of Local Media, Maynooth University, 24th June 2019.
Adrian Kavanagh (2019) A Geographical Overview of Party Support and Voter Turnout Trends at the 2019 Local and European elections The 2019 Local and European Elections – One Month On…: Greenamis, Falling Turnouts, Long Counts and the Role of Local Media, Maynooth University, 24th June 2019. [Oral Presentation], The 2019 Local and European Elections – One Month On…: Greenamis, Falling Turnouts, Long Counts and the Role of Local Media, Maynooth University , 24-JUN-19 - 24-JUN-19 [Details]
2018 Changing/unchanging party politics in the Republic of Ireland: "Civil War" politics, anti-establishment trends and the impact of changing voter turnout geographies A Century of Elections: Past, Place and Politics, Maynooth University, 3rd October 2018.
Adrian Kavanagh and William Durkan (2018) Changing/unchanging party politics in the Republic of Ireland: "Civil War" politics, anti-establishment trends and the impact of changing voter turnout geographies A Century of Elections: Past, Place and Politics, Maynooth University, 3rd October 2018. [Oral Presentation], A Century of Elections: Past, Place and Politics, Maynooth University , 03-OCT-18 - 03-OCT-18 [Details]
2019 A Geography of Candidate Selection for the 2019 Local Elections in the Republic of Ireland 7th EUGEO Congress in conjunction with the 51st Conference of Irish Geographers, NUI Galway, 18th May 2019.
Adrian Kavanagh (2019) A Geography of Candidate Selection for the 2019 Local Elections in the Republic of Ireland 7th EUGEO Congress in conjunction with the 51st Conference of Irish Geographers, NUI Galway, 18th May 2019. [Oral Presentation], 7th EUGEO Congress in conjunction with the 51st Conference of Irish Geographers, NUI Galway , 18-MAY-19 - 18-MAY-19 [Details]
2018 What now for Civil War Politics?: Assessing the Impacts of Changing Urban Turnout Geographies Conference of Irish Geographers, Maynooth University, 10th May 2018.
Adrian Kavanagh (2018) What now for Civil War Politics?: Assessing the Impacts of Changing Urban Turnout Geographies Conference of Irish Geographers, Maynooth University, 10th May 2018. [Oral Presentation], Conference of Irish Geographers 2018, Maynooth University , 10-MAY-18 - 10-MAY-18 [Details]
2018 #Eurovision Unplugged: The Eurovision Song Contest – The Geography, The History, The Votes and The Songs.
Adrian Kavanagh and Caoilfhionn D'Arcy (2018) #Eurovision Unplugged: The Eurovision Song Contest – The Geography, The History, The Votes and The Songs. [Oral Presentation], Uncovering Eurovision's Voting Patterns, Maynooth University , 14-MAR-18 - 14-MAR-18 [Details]
2017 Conference of Irish Geographers 2017.
Adrian Kavanagh (2017) Conference of Irish Geographers 2017. [Oral Presentation], The Eurovision Song Contest: Voting Patterns, Politics and Geography, University College Cork , 04-MAY-17 - 06-MAY-17 [Details]
2017 The Eurovision Song Contest in a Changing World: Culture, Geography and Politics.
Adrian Kavanagh (2017) The Eurovision Song Contest in a Changing World: Culture, Geography and Politics. [Oral Presentation], Power To All Our Friends or Boom Bang-A-Bang?: Geography, Eurovision Voting Patterns and Eurovision Geopolitics, Maynooth University , 11-APR-17 [Details]
Adrian Kavanagh (2016) Conference of Irish Geographers 2016. [Oral Presentation], 1927 again? The changing/unchanging geographies of elections in the Republic of Ireland, St. Patrick's College, Drumcondra , 05-MAY-16 - 05-MAY-16 [Details]
2016 "Who to expect in the new Dáil? Candidate diversity in the 2016 General Election" seminar.
Adrian Kavanagh (2016) "Who to expect in the new Dáil? Candidate diversity in the 2016 General Election" seminar. [Oral Presentation], A review of General Election 2016 candidate selection trends, Maynooth University , 25-FEB-16 - 25-FEB-16 [Details]
2016 "Ireland Votes 2016: Predictions, Predilections, and Partnerships": Maynooth University Alumni Lecture Series.
Adrian Kavanagh (2016) "Ireland Votes 2016: Predictions, Predilections, and Partnerships": Maynooth University Alumni Lecture Series. [Oral Presentation], 1927 again? The changing/unchanging geographies of elections in the Republic of Ireland, Wood Quay venue, Dublin City Council , 24-FEB-16 - 24-FEB-16 [Details]
2015 Reinventing Ireland after the Crash Joint Summer School.
Adrian Kavanagh (2015) Reinventing Ireland after the Crash Joint Summer School. [Oral Presentation], A Farewell to Civil War Politics?: Earthquake elections and electoral trends in post-Crash Ireland, Maynooth University , 01-JUL-15 - 01-JUL-15 [Details]
2015 "Voices and views from Local Elections 2014. How Women Fared one-day seminar.
(2015) "Voices and views from Local Elections 2014. How Women Fared one-day seminar. [Oral Presentation], Local Elections 2014 – An analysis of how women fared, Longford Women's Link, Longford Town [Details]
2015 "The Changing Nature of Local Government in Ireland" symposium.
(2015) "The Changing Nature of Local Government in Ireland" symposium. [Oral Presentation], An evolving political landscape, University College Cork [Details]
2015 "Teaching politics in our universities: inspiring, inciting and enlightening" one-day conference.
(2015) "Teaching politics in our universities: inspiring, inciting and enlightening" one-day conference. [Oral Presentation], Teaching politics through Geography: Roleplay, print media/social media and critical assignments, NUI Offices, Merrion Square, Dublin [Details]
2015 Reinventing Ireland after the Crash Joint Summer School (York University/Maynooth University).
(2015) Reinventing Ireland after the Crash Joint Summer School (York University/Maynooth University). [Oral Presentation], A Farewell to Civil War Politics?: Earthquake elections and electoral trends in post-Crash Ireland, National Institute for Regional and Spatial Analysis, Maynooth University [Details]
2015 Dáil/Seanad Éireann Committee on Environment, Culture and Local Government.
(2015) Dáil/Seanad Éireann Committee on Environment, Culture and Local Government. [Oral Presentation], Perspectives on proposals to set up an Electoral Commission, Leinster House [Details]
2014 European Movement Ireland.
(2014) European Movement Ireland. [Oral Presentation], Perspectives on the European Parliament elections, European Parliament Information Office, Dublin City [Details]
2014 Dáil/Seanad Éireann Committee on European Union Affairs.
(2014) Dáil/Seanad Éireann Committee on European Union Affairs. [Oral Presentation], Voting Rights of European Union Citizens, Dáil/Seanad Éireann Committee on European Union Affairs, Leinster House [Details]
2014 Maynooth University Department of Geography departmental seminar series.
(2014) Maynooth University Department of Geography departmental seminar series. [Oral Presentation], Earthquake elections or plus ca change? The new (?) electoral geographies of post-crash Ireland, Maynooth University Department of Geography [Details]
2014 Marketing Society political event.
(2014) Marketing Society political event. [Oral Presentation], Reviewing candidate selection, turnout and support trends at the 2014 Local and European elections, Doheny and Nesbitts [Details]
2014 "Sovereignty Regained: Has the bailout changed the Irish State?" one-day conference.
(2014) "Sovereignty Regained: Has the bailout changed the Irish State?" one-day conference. [Oral Presentation], What New Politics? Candidate selection trends at the 2014 Local and European elections, University College Cork [Details]
2014 Lifelong Learning Week lecture series, Ballyphelane/Togher CDC.
(2014) Lifelong Learning Week lecture series, Ballyphelane/Togher CDC. [Oral Presentation], The Political Landscape of the 2014 Local Elections, Ballyphelane/Togher CDC, Cork City [Details]
2014 Local Resistance, Global Crisis one day conference.
(2014) Local Resistance, Global Crisis one day conference. [Oral Presentation], A Review of the Left Wing Vote in the European and Local Elections 2014, NUI Maynooth [Details]
2014 Young Fine Gael Garret Fitzgerald Summer School.
(2014) Young Fine Gael Garret Fitzgerald Summer School. [Oral Presentation], Ireland and the Political Reform agenda, Clarion Hotel, Sligo [Details]
2013 Political Studies Association of Ireland Conference 2013.
(2013) Political Studies Association of Ireland Conference 2013. [Oral Presentation], Reviewing local election candidate selection strategies ahead of the 2014 elections, Trinity College Dublin [Details]
2012 Conference of Irish Geographers.
(2012) Conference of Irish Geographers. [Oral Presentation], Ireland in Eurovision 1997-2011: Politics and Geography, Trinity College Dublin [Details]
2012 Elections, Public Opinion and Parties annual conference.
(2012) Elections, Public Opinion and Parties annual conference. [Oral Presentation], Assessing the impact of rising turnout levels in the 2011 General Election in Ireland, University of Exeter [Details]
(2012) Conference of Irish Geographers. [Oral Presentation], Voter turnout levels in Dublin City 1997-2011: In time and in place, Trinity College Dublin [Details]
2011 Political Studies Association of Ireland.
(2011) Political Studies Association of Ireland. [Oral Presentation], No longer Jed and buried? Political perspectives on Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest, Royal Irish Academy, Dawson Street, Dublin 2 [Details]
(2011) Conference of Irish Geographers 2011. [Oral Presentation], JED in the water or onWARD to victory? A geographical analysis of Ireland's Eurovision Song Contest, Mary Immaculate College Limerick [Details]
Dr. Emer O'Leary (2011) [Visiting and guest lecturers hosted], Constituency work practices of Irish TDs, Dail Eireann, Social Sciences , NIRSA/Geography and Sociology (MA Society and Space class) [Details]
2011 Geographical Society of Ireland.
(2011) Geographical Society of Ireland. [Oral Presentation], Burnt Earth Strategies, Swings and Roundabouts? Geographical Perspective on the 2011 General Electio, Geography Department, St. Patrick's College, Drumcondra [Details]
(2011) Conference of Irish Geographers 2011. [Oral Presentation], The Turnout Tangle: Impacts of changing electoral participations levels in 2011 General Election, Mary Immaculate College Limerick [Details]
2011 Claiming Our Future Public Meeting,.
(2011) Claiming Our Future Public Meeting,. [Oral Presentation], Voting in Dun Laoghaire, Dun Laoghaire [Details]
2010 Political Studies Association of Ireland annual conference.
(2010) Political Studies Association of Ireland annual conference. [Oral Presentation], Electoral participation in the 2007 General Election: A Geographical Perspective, Dublin Institute of Technology, Aungier Street [Details]
(2010) Political Studies Association of Ireland annual conference. [Oral Presentation], Politics, Ireland and the Eurovision Song Contest, Dublin Institute of Technology, Aungier Street [Details]
(2010) Conference of Irish Geographers 2010. [Oral Presentation], The Participation Puzzle, Dept of Geography, NUI Maynooth [Details]
2010 Geographical Society of Ireland evening lecture.
(2010) Geographical Society of Ireland evening lecture. [Oral Presentation], From 'Irlande Douze Points' To 'Walking The Streets In The Rain: Has Geography Destroyed Ireland's, St. Patrick's College, Drumcondra [Details]
(2009) Conference of Irish Geographers. [Oral Presentation], From 'What's Another Year' to, University College Cork [Details]
2009 Joint Committee on the Constitution.
(2009) Joint Committee on the Constitution. [Oral Presentation], Geographic Voting, University College Cork (Dept of Government) [Details]
2008 Political Studies Association of Ireland Conferenc.
(2008) Political Studies Association of Ireland Conferenc. [Oral Presentation], It stands to reason to vote local', NUI Galway [Details]
2006 Voter Turnout in Fingal in the 21st Century.
Adrian Kavanagh (2006) Voter Turnout in Fingal in the 21st Century. Fingal Development Board, Fingal. [Details]
2002 Unequal Participation, Unequal Influence: Voter Participation and Voter Education in Dublin's South West Inner City.
Adrian Kavanagh (2002) Unequal Participation, Unequal Influence: Voter Participation and Voter Education in Dublin's South West Inner City. South West Inner City Network, Dublin. [Details]
2016 City and County Council Members – Co-options and Changes since the 2014 Local Elections.
Adrian Kavanagh (2016) City and County Council Members – Co-options and Changes since the 2014 Local Elections. Blog [Details]
2014 Whither Gerrymandering.
Adrian Kavanagh (2014) Whither Gerrymandering. Blog [Details]
2016 US 2016 Presidential Election: National Polls say "Clear Clinton win", State-level Polls say "Close Contest".
Adrian Kavanagh (2016) US 2016 Presidential Election: National Polls say "Clear Clinton win", State-level Polls say "Close Contest". Blog [Details]
2016 Little change heading into the Summer Recess…: Constituency-level analysis of Sunday Times-Behaviour & Attitudes opinion poll (26th June 2016).
Adrian Kavanagh (2016) Little change heading into the Summer Recess…: Constituency-level analysis of Sunday Times-Behaviour & Attitudes opinion poll (26th June 2016). Blog [Details]
2016 Good poll for largest parties, but a bad one for the independents: Constituency-level analysis of the Sunday Independent-Millward Brown opinion poll (3rd July 2016).
Adrian Kavanagh (2016) Good poll for largest parties, but a bad one for the independents: Constituency-level analysis of the Sunday Independent-Millward Brown opinion poll (3rd July 2016). Blog [Details]
2014 Candidates for the 2016 General Election (by constituency).
Adrian Kavanagh (2014) Candidates for the 2016 General Election (by constituency). Blog [Details]
Gov. Report or Document
2013 Potential Outcomes for the 2007 and 2011 Irish elections under different electoral systems.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh and Noel Whelan (2013) Potential Outcomes for the 2007 and 2011 Irish elections under different electoral systems. Gov. Report or Document [full-text] [Details]
2018 Interview with Adrian Kavanagh.
Pells, Rachael and Kavanagh, Adrian (2018) Interview with Adrian Kavanagh. Magazine Article [Details]
2014 Election 2014 – Will your vote count?.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2014) Election 2014 – Will your vote count?. Magazine Article [Details]
2012 Unfamiliar territory: Cutting the number of TDs to 158, not population changes, has defined the proposed constituency boundaries.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2012) Unfamiliar territory: Cutting the number of TDs to 158, not population changes, has defined the proposed constituency boundaries. Magazine Article [full-text] [Details]
2019 It's good History has been saved - But we must also put Geography on the map.
Adrian Kavanagh (2019) It's good History has been saved - But we must also put Geography on the map. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2019 How standout candidates made such a big impact with the voters.
Adrian Kavanagh (2019) How standout candidates made such a big impact with the voters. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2015 Based on these numbers, another Fine Gael-Labour coalition would fall far short.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2015) Based on these numbers, another Fine Gael-Labour coalition would fall far short. Newspaper Articles [full-text] [Details]
2015 Adrian Kavanagh's general election countdown: Part 1.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2015) Adrian Kavanagh's general election countdown: Part 1. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2015 Young voters give wake-up call ahead of next election.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2015) Young voters give wake-up call ahead of next election. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2015 Independents' support levels don't always translate into seats.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2015) Independents' support levels don't always translate into seats. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2015 Labour wont get vote transfers from the Left.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2015) Labour wont get vote transfers from the Left. Newspaper Articles [full-text] [Details]
2015 Labour is facing a 'perfect storm' at coming election.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2015) Labour is facing a 'perfect storm' at coming election. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2014 Independents Day: New groupings to thrive after election.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2014) Independents Day: New groupings to thrive after election. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2014 Independents and Left have most to gain.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2014) Independents and Left have most to gain. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2014 Hold on to your seat, it'll be a bumpy electoral ride.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2014) Hold on to your seat, it'll be a bumpy electoral ride. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2014 The vital wards for election predictions.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2014) The vital wards for election predictions. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2014 Elections in Numbers.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2014) Elections in Numbers. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2014 Labour faces perfect storm.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2014) Labour faces perfect storm. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2014 What results tell us about Greens, gender and reform.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2014) What results tell us about Greens, gender and reform. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2014 A small step in the right direction (Friday 30th May).
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh, Fiona Buckley, Claire McGing and Nóirín Clancy (2014) A small step in the right direction (Friday 30th May). Newspaper Articles [Details]
2014 Predicting seat numbers.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2014) Predicting seat numbers. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2014 Battlegrounds: Six constituencies that will determine the next government.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2014) Battlegrounds: Six constituencies that will determine the next government. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2014 Independents day as major parties lose out.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2014) Independents day as major parties lose out. Newspaper Articles [full-text] [Details]
2013 Picture of Ireland: How many Dubliners vote?.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2013) Picture of Ireland: How many Dubliners vote?. Newspaper Articles [full-text] [Details]
2013 Signs of growing anti-government sentiment in key commuter belt areas.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2013) Signs of growing anti-government sentiment in key commuter belt areas. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2012 Science of the Eurovision.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2012) Science of the Eurovision. Newspaper Articles [Details]
2012 Changes may offer parties a quick fix to gender quotas.
Dr Adrian P Kavanagh (2012) Changes may offer parties a quick fix to gender quotas. Newspaper Articles [full-text] [Details]
2010 Charting rise and rise of new kids on the bloc.
Kavanagh, A.P. (2010) Charting rise and rise of new kids on the bloc. Newspaper Articles [full-text] [Details]
2015 An evolving political landscape: The 2014 Local Elections.
Adrian Kavanagh (2015) An evolving political landscape: The 2014 Local Elections. Presentation [Details]
2015 Perspectives on proposals to set up an Electoral Commission.
Adrian Kavanagh (2015) Perspectives on proposals to set up an Electoral Commission. Presentation [Details]
2015 An evolving political landscape: Political reform, boundary changes and the 2014 local elections.
Kavanagh A. (2015) An evolving political landscape: Political reform, boundary changes and the 2014 local elections. Reviews [DOI] [Details]
2008 The use of eligible voting-age population data versus electoral register data in estimating and analysing voter turnout.
Sinnott, Richard and Kavanagh, Adrian (2008) The use of eligible voting-age population data versus electoral register data in estimating and analysing voter turnout. Working Paper [Details]
2020 RTÉ Brainstorm: The 10 swing states that will decide the US presidential election.
Adrian Kavanagh (2020) RTÉ Brainstorm: The 10 swing states that will decide the US presidential election. Dublin: Web Page [Details]
2018 Getting out the vote: what influences voter turnout?.
Adrian Kavanagh and William Durkan (2018) Getting out the vote: what influences voter turnout?. Web Page [Details]
2018 Douze points: the who, what & why of Eurovision voting.
Adrian Kavanagh and Caoilfhionn D'Arcy (2018) Douze points: the who, what & why of Eurovision voting. RTE, Dublin: Web Page [Details]
1999 Government of Ireland Ph.D. Research Scholarship (Irish Rese
1990 First Arts Prize, St. Patrick's College Maynooth,
Geographical Society of Ireland Membership Secretary 01-APR-01 / 01-MAY-13
Political Studies Association of Ireland Committee Member 01-OCT-11 / 01-OCT-12
Geographical Society of Ireland Vice President 16-MAY-20 / 15-MAY-21
Geographical Society of Ireland Editor of GeoNews 01-NOV-04 / 01-MAY-09
Specialist Group on Elections, Public Opinion and Parties Member 01-JAN-03 /
Royal Irish Academy Geosciences and Geographical Sciences Committee Committee Member 01-JUL-14 / 29-JUN-16
Geographical Society of Ireland Secretary 01-APR-11 / 01-MAY-13
Geographical Society of Ireland President 05-MAY-18 / 15-MAY-20
University Exam Appeals Board Member (Alternate) 2018 / 2019
Academic Council Faculty of Social Sciences representative 2016 / 2018
Dublin and Cities Local Electoral Area Boundary Committee Member 2008 / 2008
Geographical Society of Ireland Membership Secretary 2001 / 2013
Royal Irish Academy: Geosciences and Geographical Sciences Committee Member 2014 / 2018
Political Studies Association of Ireland Committee Member 2011 / 2012
Geographical Society of Ireland Editor of GeoNews (Society Newsletter) 2004 / 2009
Geographical Society of Ireland Vice President 2017 / 2018
Academic Programmes Committee Member 2016 / 2022
Geographical Society of Ireland Secretary 2011 / 2013
Maynooth University Lecturer 01-JAN-03 /
South West Inner City Network Research 01-MAY-01 / 01-FEB-02
1995 St. Patrick's College M.A. in Geographical Analysis
1992 St. Patrick's College B.A.
2002 Department of Geography, NUI Maynooth PhD
Interviews with national/local media organisations, generally relating to commentary on/analysis of elections/electoral geography, or the Eurovision Song Contest. Link
Appointed as member of the Dublin and Cities Local Electoral Area Boundary Committee by Minister for the Environment, John Gormley, in January 2008. Served on Committee during first half of 2008, up until the presentation of recommendations of the Committee to the Minister in June 2008.
Chief Organiser of the 2010 Conference of Irish Geographers, hosted by the Department of Geography, NUI Maynooth
Organiser of "The Future of the Irish Midlands: Threats and Opportunities" one-day conference in the Heritage Hotel, Portlaoise, joint-hosted by the Geographical Society of Ireland/National Institute for Regional and Spatial Analysis (4 April 2008)
Organiser of the "The Eurovision Song Contest in a Changing World: Culture, Geography and Politics" one-day conference, Maynooth University (11 April 2017).
Breakfast (Newstalk): Discussion of the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest and Ireland's prospects at this contest (9th May 2017).
The Nicky Byrne Show with Jenny Greene (RTE 2FM Radio): Discussion of Ireland's prospects at the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest (9th May 2017).
Morning Ireland (RTE Radio 1): Discussing the one-day Eurovision conference at Maynooth University and commenting on geographical voting trends at the contest (11th April 2017).
Breakfast (Newstalk): Discussion relating to proposal to hold a referendum on extending voting rights at presidential elections to the Irish Diaspora (17th March 2017).
News At One (RTE Radio 1): Discussing Ireland's Eurovision entry and Ireland's prospects for the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest in Kyiv (10th March 2017).
RTE News: Six One and Weather (RTE 1): Discussing Ireland's entry for the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest, along with Ireland's 2016 Junior Eurovision Song Contest act, Zena Donnelly (10th March 2017).
Drivetime (RTE Radio 1): Discussing the potential for existing county boundary breaches to be as regards general election constituency boundaries to be addressed in the new Constituency Commission review process (3rd August 2016).
A number of appearances on national and local media commentating/taking part in discussions on a number of topics related to my research areas. Further details on these media appearances (in addition to those listed on this page) may be viewed at: www.adriankavanaghelections.org/adrian-kavanagh-media-appearances/
Chief Organiser of the "The 2019 Local and European Elections – One Month On…: Greenamis, Falling Turnouts, Long Counts and the Role of Local Media" one-day conference, Maynooth University (24 June 2019).
Breakfast (Newstalk): Discussing the one-day Eurovision conference at Maynooth University and the ongoing controversy surrounding Russia's participation in this year's contest (11th April 2017).
Organiser of the "#Eurovision Unplugged: The Eurovision Song Contest – The Geography, The History, The Votes and The Songs" one-day conference, Maynooth University (14 March 2018).
Colm O'Regan Wants A Word (RTE Radio 1): Offering insights about elections to complement the comedy sections on a show that was specifically devoted to elections (5th August 2019).
Morning Ireland (RTE Radio 1): Discussing the main trends to emerge from the 2019 Local and European elections and the significance of these (27th May 2019).
Elections 2019 Live Coverage (RTE1): One of the analysts studying/commenting on results in the 2019 Local and European elections on RTÉ 1 TV across Elections Weekend (25th and 26th May 2019).
Organiser of the "A Century of Elections: Past, Place and Politics" one-day conference, Maynooth University (3 October 2018).
My main teaching interests focus on the field of Political Geography - my current/recent list of modules includes
a 2nd Year BA Political Geography module (GY227)
a 3rd Year BA Electoral Geography module (GY347)
a 3rd Year BA module on the History and Philosophy of Geography - Approaches to Human Geography (GY305)
a 3rd Year BA research workshop focused on the areas of Electoral Geography/Voting Patterns at the Eurovision Song Contest (GY310B)
a Masters in Geography module - Geography and Elections (GY613)
a 3rd Year BA Environmental Politics modules (GY327)
In 2015-16, I was also one of the field trip leaders on the 2nd Year Ireland Fieldtrip module (GY205)
In 2019-20 I am working on the GY609 (Thesis Preparation) module in Semester 1 with the MA in Geography/MA in Geography: Spatial Justice students
2008 Denise Margaret Kelly Maynooth University
2008 Adrienne Mary Kendlin Maynooth University
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Paul McCartney and Chrissie Hynde Join Foo Fighters at Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert
Matt Wardlaw Published: September 4, 2022
Contributing Authors: Corey Irwin
Paul McCartney and Chrissie Hynde took the stage during the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert in London, joining Foo Fighters during their closing set to perform two Beatles classics.
Dave Grohl was coy, first introducing Hynde, "who I happen to think is the baddest motherfucker in the world. But she brought a friend with her tonight. So would everybody please welcome Miss Chrissie Hynde — and our good friend, Mr. Paul McCartney. Please give them some love!"
There was a momentary delay for the pair as they waited for drummer Omar Hakim to materialize. "We could do it without a drummer," McCartney joked. "I don't know, I guess he's at the pub."
Hakim took his place shortly after that, and the band launched into the Beatles' "Oh! Darling," from 1969's Abbey Road. McCartney quipped that it was a song he'd recorded "a hundred years ago" but had never done as a duet.
Hynde then left the stage, and McCartney dug down deep to deliver a characterically shredding vocal on "Helter Skelter," with Grohl tossing in the occasional vocal line as the rest of the Foos blazed through the Beatles classic.
Although McCartney was not announced as one of the event's performers, rumors of his involvement began spreading online Friday when a Foo Fighters fan account uploaded video from outside Wembley Stadium. Rehearsal of "Helter Skelter" could be easily heard in the background.
That McCartney would be involved with the event is not surprising. The Beatle has become good friends with Foo Fighters over the years, collaborating with the band on various occasions.
McCartney and Grohl became friends after the Foo Fighters frontman attended 2002's Concert for George. "I don't know what it feels like to see a UFO. I don't know what it feels like to see a ghost. I don't know what it feels like to see Bigfoot, but I know what it feels like to see Paul McCartney, and if that's not a supernatural event, then I don't know what is," Grohl once reflected of that night.
McCartney also appeared in the 2012 documentary Sound City and contributed to its soundtrack. The song "Cut Me Some Slack" — which Macca recorded alongside surviving Nirvana members Grohl and Krist Novoselic in a group dubbed Sirvana — won a Grammy for Best Rock Song.
In 2017, McCartney replaced Hawkins in the studio for one song, recording drums on Foo Fighters' "Sunday Rain." "He hadn't even heard the song," Hawkins once recalled of the session. "He comes in and Dave picked up and acoustic [guitar] and showed him real quick. He sat on his special drum set that his tech set up for him. I sat there with a drumstick conducting. He did two takes."
McCartney inducted Foo Fighters into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2021, joining the band to rock through "Get Back" as the night's festivities came to a close.
When Hawkins died in March, the former Beatle penned a heartfelt tribute to the drummer, recounting their times together.
"Taylor's sudden death came as a shock to me and the people who knew and loved him," McCartney wrote. "Not only was he a GREAT drummer but his personality was big and shiny and will be sorely missed by all who were lucky to live and work alongside him.
"I was asked by the Foo Fighters to play on one of their tracks. It turned out that they wanted me to play drums! — on one of Taylor's songs. This request came from a group with TWO amazing drummers! It was an incredible session and cemented my relationship with Taylor and the guys. Later they asked if I would induct them into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I sang with them on 'Get Back'. Taylor provided a powerhouse drum part. I'll never forget that night.
"All of which made it much more of a desperately sad shock to hear he had died. So thanks Taylor for sharing some glorious minutes with me. You were a true Rock and Roll hero and will always remain in my heart."
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While on the promotional tour for The Martian, director Ridley Scott didn't exactly confirm that Prometheus 2 wold be his next film, but said that his next film would be a part of the Alien franchise.
During a recent interview, the director slipped that his next film will actually be titled Alien: Paradise Lost. This would certainly conflict with the reports that Prometheus 2 would be his next film. This comes off of months of rumors and speculation as to what his next project would be. While much of the news has been focused on Prometheus 2, Scott says the sequel isn't his next film, but he is still planning for at least three more Prometheus sequels. Instead the director will go back to the film franchise that started it all, Alien.


Companies want to know that they are making a product that will meet their customers' expectations. But how can they do that? In this lesson, we'll examine process capability, including what it is and the elements that contribute to it.
Harry runs a factory that makes cell phones. His customers expect certain things from Harry's cell phones. They want the phones to be simple to use, have a long battery life and be reliable. Customers always want certain things from the products they buy. For example, Harry's customers want a cell phone that never drops calls, though they'll settle for one that only rarely drops calls. How can Harry make sure that he's meeting his customers' expectations? Process capability is one way that companies can make sure that they're making products that meet customer demands. To help Harry understand how to use process capability, let's look closer at what it is and the elements that are used to calculate it.
Harry wants to make sure that his company's cell phones meet his customers' expectations. Specifically, he knows that he can't make every single cell phone perfect, but wants to make sure that on the whole, his cell phones aren't dropping so many calls that his customers go to a different brand. Since Harry runs the factory, he's particularly interested in the way the process of manufacturing can meet his customer expectations.
Process capability is the ability of a company to produce a product that meets the customers' demands. Let's say that Harry has the option of two different manufacturing processes in his factory. Process 1 makes a cell phone that will automatically drop every 30th phone call. That's about 3% of phone calls dropped. Instead of process 1, Harry could use process 2, which makes phones that randomly drop between 2% and 4% of calls. Which process can meet Harry's customers' demands? Possibly both, but to know for sure, Harry will need to do a statistical analysis. That leads us to another important point about process capability. It is a statistical analysis of whether the process used by a company is capable of meeting the customers' demands.
If you've been paying attention, you already know that process capability is about using statistics to analyze how effective the company's processes are. But what elements go into the statistical analysis? To calculate process capability, Harry will need certain information. Specifically, he'll need to important pieces of information. First, he'll need the customer tolerance range, which is the minimum and maximum a customer will put up with. For example, perhaps Harry's customers are willing to put up with a phone that drops 1% and 3% of calls, but no more. Then 1% to 3% is the customer tolerance range.
In addition, Harry will need to know the production variation curve, which is the variation within the process; that is, how much difference there is between one outcome and another. For example, remember that process 2 makes phones that randomly drop between 2% and 4% of calls. That's a range of differences between phones.
The production variation curve is usually expressed in terms of sigma, or one standard deviation from the mean. For example, the production mean for process 2 might be 3%, while sigma is .2%. In that case, the average (mean) phone will drop 3% of calls. A phone that is one sigma, or standard deviation, above the mean, might drop 3.2% of calls. A phone that is two standard deviations below the mean will drop 2.6% of calls and so on. Generally, the production variation curve includes the values that are between three sigma below and three sigma above the mean. So for process 2, the production variation curve is between 2.4% calls dropped to 3.6% calls dropped.
In an ideal world, you'll want the production variation curve to be much smaller than the customer tolerance range. That way, if something goes wrong, the customers will be satisfied. If the production variation curve in the customer tolerance range are identical, there is no wiggle room.
Process capability is the ability of a company to produce a product that meets customers' demands. It's a statistical analysis of whether the process used by a company is capable of meeting the customers' demands. The two main elements that go into calculating the process capability are the customer tolerance range, which is the minimum and maximum a customer will put up with, and the production variation curve, which is the variation within the process. The production variation curve is usually six sigma, where sigma is one standard deviation from the mean. Ideally, the production variation curve is much smaller than the customer tolerance range.


I cant believe drinking Oligo is like I was drinking Nestle Milo. There was nothing wrong with my tongue. I cant differentiate the taste. Despite some people said Oligo has bad taste. When people said Oligo, a not so good chocolate drink I thought to myself that "how bad it can goes" ?
Oligo is one of the many beverage brand under one big company. It Power Root. I believe you have seen Power Root advertisement. It always triggering my human desire to win RM 1 million. Even the oldest chocolate beverage in Malaysia such as Milo, it did not had this kind of RM 1 million advertisement.
Believe it or not both of these chocolate beverages tasted the same. It like a replicate of it or they just has different packaging. That all of it ! Speaking about Power Root, they have extensive beverages products for Malaysian consumers. They have their own version of Red Bull and wide selection of Nescafe.
It is up to Malaysian consumer whether to support Power Root or other brands. There is one important noticeable factor among those beverage products, particularly Power Root, all of them has no price range gap compared to other brands. For example, one go to shopping mall picking up Oligo and Milo and notice the price are same. Why is that same price ??
I thought popular brand such as Milo should sell higher whereas Oligo should sell in lower price. It does not work like that in beverage industry. If price and taste were the same what really a concern for consumer will be the brand. It seem like Nestle brand is stronger compared to Power Root and consumer are most likely to choose Nestle Milo over Power Root's Oligo.


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The station is even equipped with a current machinery that generates a current simulating a ship's moving in the water. Ojamo lake can be held open even in the winter, which enables training throughout the year. Meriturva has an extensive life boat fleet. The fleet is presented on Our Fleet -page.


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Cheshire HR Service set out to increase HR efficiency and to maximise resources on behalf of its NHS partner organisations. It also recognised the value of adopting a common strategy and approach to improve the health and wellbeing of staff across Cheshire. This case study looks at the development and delivery of a staff Health and Wellbeing Strategy for customer organisations within an HR shared service organisation.


Heading to GALA 2019 in Munich? Henry Dotterer and Jared Tabor of ProZ.com will be giving a talk there on the future of the industry.
The talk, titled "Human Response to a Changing Industry", will be given at 11 a.m. on Monday, March 25. It is in the first session, following the welcome and keynote.The talk will discuss how humans have responded to technological innovation in the industry already, and also look ahead at what strategies they may pursue in the future. The presentation will rely heavily on data gained from surveying translators and interpreters at ProZ.com (the world's largest community of linguists).
The Globalization and Localization Association (GALA) is a global, non-profit trade association for the translation and localization industry. The annual conference (GALA 2019) draws delegates who come together from across the globe to learn, share, and network.
Complete program information is available on the GALA website.
An MIT-engineer-turned-translator, Henry Dotterer founded ProZ.com while living in Japan in 1999. Since then, ProZ.com has gone on to become the web's leading venue for the exchange of language and translation services, resources and personnel. Henry lives, works, and coaches youth ice hockey in Syracuse, New York, USA.
Jared is an ex-language teacher who has lived and worked in Argentina for the past 22 years or so. He has been working for ProZ.com and its community since 2007.


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Le chemin du Cimetière est une voie située dans le  de Paris, en France.

Situation et accès
Le chemin est situé au sud du bois de Vincennes près de la commune de Charenton-le-Pont. L'accès se fait via l'avenue de Gravelle et permet d'accéder au cimetière ancien de Charenton-le-Pont.

Origine du nom
La voie tient son nom du fait qu'elle donne accès au cimetière ancien de Charenton.

Historique

Bâtiments et lieux remarquables

 Cimetière ancien de Charenton-le-Pont

Annexes

Articles connexes
 Liste des voies du 12e arrondissement de Paris
 Liste des voies du bois de Vincennes

Notes, sources et références

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Q: Pyramid: OperationalError 1054, "Unknown column 'XX' in 'field list' When trying to access the database, I am unable to access the column.  I have run the init database script multiple times. Here's the code:
View
from .models import Session, Admin
@view_config(route_name='admin', renderer='templates/admin.pt')
def admin(request):
    session = Session()
    user = authenticated_userid(request)
    admin = bool(session.query(Admin).filter_by(username = user).first())
    message = ''
    if admin:
        if 'form.submitted' in request.params:
            session.add(Admin(request.params['admin']))
            session.commit()
            message = "%s has been added as an Admin!" % request.params['admin']
            return dict(url=request.route_url('admin'),
                        message = message,
                    )
        return dict(message = message)
    else:
        return HTTPForbidden()

Models
class Admin(Base):
    __tablename__='admins'
    __table_args__={
        'mysql_engine':'InnoDB',
        'mysql_charset':'utf8',
    }

    username = Column(String(255), ForeignKey('users.username'), primary_key=True)

    def __init(self, user):
        self.username = user

A: The database script can't add column on an already existing table. If you modified or added the column after running the script, that's where your problem come from.
You have three possibilities :

*

*Delete the database and let the script recreate it the right way

*Run the sql to add the column by hand.

*Take a look at Alembic, which can help you do that automatically.

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Pseudocyclops bilobatus is een eenoogkreeftjessoort uit de familie van de Pseudocyclopidae. De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1977 door Dawson.

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Once I got engaged, I realized that I had no major preferences regarding my wedding decor. I didn't know which colors I wanted, how to choose flowers, or what to do for my wedding announcement. All I wanted was for my wedding day to be special. However, I knew that for my day to look as beautiful as the love I felt for my future wife, I would need to work hard to create a gorgeous day. I turned to a wedding coordinator to plan my event, and it made a huge difference. This blog is all about planning a wedding and finding the right decor, so that your day can be all about you and your special someone.
If you are planning on getting married next year, now is a great time to book a banquet hall for your wedding. Here are three things that you need to consider when searching for the right banquet hall for your wedding.
The first thing you need to take into consideration when booking your banquet hall is its maximum capacity as well as what capacity will feel comfortable with the set-up you want to have. For example, if the capacity of the room is 80, but you want room for sit-down dining and a dance floor and are inviting 80 people to your wedding, the space may be too small. On the flip side, you probably don't want to book a space for 80 people that is designed for 500 people; your guests may feel lost in the large space.
You want to make sure that the space you rent will be able to accommodate the set-up that you have in mind as well as your guests. It is best to go with a banquet hall that is slightly larger than your intended guest list. Remember, the capacity limit for the banquet hall also includes any food and drink personal who will be present, as well as any entertainment personnel.
The second thing you need to consider is the location of the venue and how this will impact your guests. Be sure to take into consideration how far the venue is and how easy it will be for your guests to drive to the location.
For example, if the location is far away on a windy road, your guests may not want to navigate it at ten o'clock at night after partying it up at your reception and may not be able to call for a cab. Make sure that the transportation to the location is reasonable for your venue.
The third thing that you need to take into consideration is what the interior of the venue looks like.
You want to rent a venue that has a clean and well-put together appearance before you even add any directions. You want to be able to build on the ambiance created by the banquet hall itself; you don't want to feel like you are starting with nothing.
Pay attention to the colors in the banquet hall as well and make sure that they work with your wedding colors. For example, if the room has white pillars, it will accommodate a variety of decorations where as if the pillars and carpet are deep red, you are going to want your color theme to work with those color combinations.
When looking for a banquet hall for your wedding, think carefully about the capacity and how that works with your layout, how the location will affect the transportation of your guests, and how the overall ambiance of the banquet hall fits in with your vision of the wedding.


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Q: Extracting strong text and following p's I have written a code to extract a div (see below), but now i would like to show all the "strong" in one column  and the following text in a different column (for multiple files in a directory). In dropbox i uploaded an example: (https://www.dropbox.com/s/kbnal2pefih2ru4/test.html?dl=0).
My code till this far is:
import textwrap
import os
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

directory ='C:/Research syntheses - Meta analysis/SeekingAlpha/Tests/'
for filename in os.listdir(directory):
    if filename.endswith('.html'):
        fname = os.path.join(directory,filename)
        with open(fname, 'r') as f:
            soup = BeautifulSoup(f.read(),'html.parser')
            participants = soup.find('div',class_='content_part hid', id='article_qanda')
        print(filename, participants)

So my output would need to be: in column 1 all the strongs and in column 2 the following p (sometime more than one). I hope someone can help me!

A: You can loop through all the partecipants and save a temporary array with the columns of each rows. Then you can display them as you wish. This is an example:
import textwrap
import os
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

fname = "test.html"
with open(fname, 'r') as f:
    soup = BeautifulSoup(f.read(),'html.parser')
    participants = soup.find('div',class_='content_part hid', id='article_qanda')

n=-1
rows = []
for p in participants:
    name = p.find("strong")
    if name is not None and str(name) != "-1":
        n = n + 1
        rows.append([name.text])
    elif name is None:
        rows[n].append(p.text)

# now print all the rows
for r in rows:
    if len(r) > 1:
        # here you can display them as you wish.
        #   r[0] contains the "strong" tag
        #   r[1] contains the next "p" tag
        print("%s => %s" % (r[0], r[1]))
    else:
        # here you have only the "strong" tag
        print(r[0])

Edit:
I removed class_='content_part hid', from the soup.find, removed one loop and added the multiprocess part, you can find info about multiprocess here:
import os
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import multiprocessing as mp

def process(filename):
    if filename.endswith('.html'):
       fname = os.path.join(directory,filename)
       with open(fname,errors='ignore') as f:
           soup = BeautifulSoup(f.read(),'html.parser')
           participants = soup.find('div', id='article_qanda')
       if not participants:
          return

       for p in participants:
           name = p.find("strong")
           if name is not None and str(name) != "-1":
               print()
               print(name.text + " => ", end='')
           elif name is None:
               print(p.text, end=' ')

directory ='.'

if __name__ == '__main__':
    p = mp.Pool()
    p.map(process, os.listdir(directory))

A: Using the code of @rxw, i have edit his answer further in my final solution:
import textwrap
import os
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import pandas as pd
import textwrap
import os
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

directory ='C:/Research syntheses - Meta analysis/Transcripts'
for filename in os.listdir(directory):
    if filename.endswith('.html'):
        fname = os.path.join(directory,filename)
        with open(fname,errors='ignore') as f:
            soup = BeautifulSoup(f.read(),'html.parser')
            participants = soup.find('div',class_='content_part hid', id='article_qanda')
            if not participants: continue
            n=-1
            rows = []
            for p in participants:
                name = p.find("strong")
                if name is not None and str(name) != "-1":
                    n = n + 1
                    rows.append([name.text])
                elif name is None:
                    rows[n].append(p.text)

                # now print all the rows
                for r in rows:
                    if len(r) > 1:
                        # here you can display them as you wish.
                        #   r[0] contains the "strong" tag
                        #   r[1] contains the next "p" tag
                        print("%s => %s" % (r[0], r[1]))
                    else:
                        # here you have only the "strong" tag
                        print(r[0])


Think eating protein has to be time consuming, think again!
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Do you love calzones? I do! Somewhere I have an old picture of myself digging into a calzone that was so large I think it was actually taller than me! Am I ashamed? Of course not! It tasted amazing and all foods in moderation is fine. As long as you don't live on calzones daily, there's no harm in enjoying them every once in a while. But if you do want to enjoy them more than just a few times per year as a special treat, you will love this recipe. I teamed up with Flatout Flatbread to create a calzone that's easy to make, tastes amazing, and is healthy enough for the whole family to enjoy day after day. In just 10 minutes, you can have a nutritious, warm dinner ready to go for the whole family and know that they will actually love eating it!
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Lightly spray the top of the flatbread with an olive oil spray if desired. Bake for 8-10 minutes until the flatbread browns slightly and the cheese has melted. Slice in half and serve warm. Makes 2 servings.
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Alison is an Economic Geographer with a Master's Degree in Environmental Planning. She has extensive professional experience providing public policy and strategic urban and transport planning advice to governments in Australia, New Zealand and North America. Alison's career has seen her lead the preparation of long term integrated planning strategies with cross disciplinary teams. These strategies, for state and local governments, are founded on a rigorous process informed by evidence to ensure they are relevant, place specific and have an eye on implementation.
Alison has a specialisation in metropolitan strategic planning having had a lead role in the research and development of three projects across Sydney and Melbourne. She was part of a high profile team at the forefront of urban policy developing the Sydney Metropolitan Strategy within the NSW Department of Planning. She was seconded into the Department of Planning and Community Development to manage the development of a new Metropolitan Planning Strategy for Melbourne. Alison framed and managed the preparation of background research to inform strategy development, managing complex issues across a diverse project team and stakeholder group.
Alison was the SGS project manager of the Sustainable Sydney 2030 project. In this role, she managed a team of Australia's top consultants in urban strategy across planning, transport, environmental, economic and cultural disciplines, to work closely with the City of Sydney to prepare a Vision and implementation plan. The project received an award for Urban Planning Achievement in the NSW Planning Institute of Australian 2008 Awards for Excellence in Planning. The project was presented by Alison at the World Class Sustainable Cities Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 2009.
Alison continues to lead major urban strategic studies - across housing, transport, infrastructure and open space planning at the local, subregional and metropolitan scales.
Alison designed, co-ordinated and delivered an undergraduate planning subject at the University of Melbourne on implementation of strategic urban planning for capital cities, with a focus on the lessons from the Sustainable Sydney 2030 project. She has also provided advice to the COAG Reform Council and the NSW Government on National Criteria for Capital Cities Strategic Planning Systems, and provided an initial review of state infrastructure projects to inform Infrastructure Australia priorities.
In addition to her technical expertise, Alison has experience in consulting operations and corporate governance. Alison has led both the Sydney and Melbourne Practices, and was a Director of the Company for two years. Alison has recently been appointed to the UNSW City Futures Research Centre Advisory Panel to guide the Centre's activities.


The United Mexican States, commonly known and referred to as Mexico, is a federal Republic comprising 31 states and a federal district–the capital of the country. The government is divided into three powers: the executive, conferred to the President; the judicial, vested in the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation; and the legislative, entrusted in the Union Congress which is composed of senators and deputies representing each state of the federation. In the present political scene, there are three primary parties: the National Action Party (PAN), the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), and the Democratic Revolutionary Party (PRD).
As in most republics, politics in Mexico are often quite controversial. In fact, the lastest presidential elections, which took place in 2012, were characterized by multiple aggressions towards journalists, bloggers, activists, and even bystanders who defended electoral transparency, as did the members of the movement "#YoSoy132" (literally, "I am 132"). Between May and July of that year, universities invited the various presidential candidates to debate with the students. Students protesters demanded transparency and fairness in elections, uncensored media, the end of corruption… a true democracy. In fact, the notion of a "perfect dictatorship" is often discussed, considering the PRI has been in power for almost 80 consecutive years.
Andrés Manuel López Obrador, also known as AMLO, was the head of the resistance movement who first questioned the transparency of the election results. After the 2012 elections, he demanded that the votes be recounted (and they were, though to no avail). Still today, when there is an election, most people don't trust the results.
Another controversy is the recent disappearance of 43 former students as they were joining a demonstration in the capital. The State was declared guilty of these disappearances and the mayor of Guerrero (from where these students came) was dismissed.
Mexican political life will always be relatively controversial, though the biggest controversy may lie in this question: what is left of real democracy when fundamental constitutional guarantees are contested every day; when journalists, defenders of human rights, citizens, and politicians are killed every week with no justice?


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Adargelio Garrido
Adargelio Garrido is an Of Counsel at Andersen in the Valencia office, as well as a member of the Cuban desk of the firm.
Moreover, he has wide experience in IP advice.
Adargelio Garrido is a Cuban lawyer with extensive experience in foreign investment in Cuba, in the establishment of joint ventures, the application process for the establishment of foreign companies and the negotiation of M&A transactions under Cuban law.
Previously, he worked at Cubatabaco since 1987 and he was named Legal Director in 1993. After that, he joined the legal department at Habanos, S.A., where he worked since the launch of the firm in 1994 until 2011.
formerly Legal Director of Cubatabaco (1987 -1993) and Habanos, S.A. since its establishment in 1993 until 2011.
In the academic field, he is a lecturer of IP in the Universidad Católica de Valencia San Vicente Mártir and the author of a number of articles and academic papers on legal matters.
Degree in Law, Universidad de La Habana.
Master's Degree in Business Law, Universidad de Barcelona.
Postgraduate Degree in Copyright Law, Universidad de Buenos Aires.
Areas Agrifood Intellectual Property Cuban Desk
Office Valencia
E-mail adargelio.garrido@es.Andersen.com
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The Spanish Patent and Trademark Office (SPTO) specifies the procedures it will follow during the state of alert
Regarding the SPTO Decision dated 25th March 2020 related to COVID-19
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