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"Second Lieutenant Percy Boulton (born 8 October 1898, date of death unknown) was a British World War I flying ace credited with six aerial victories. Boulton was commissioned as a second lieutenant (probationary) on 13 December 1917. He joined 210 Squadron on 7 July 1918. Flying a Sopwith Camel he gained six victories between 11 August and 14 October 1918. His final tally was four German aircraft destroyed, two driven down out of control.Shores et.al. (1990), p.82–83. Boulton was transferred to the unemployed list on 5 February 1919, and his Distinguished Flying Cross was gazetted on 30 May 1919. References ;Notes ;Bibliography * Category:1898 births Category:1947 deaths Category:People from Hanley, Staffordshire Category:British World War I flying aces Category:Royal Air Force personnel of World War I Category:Recipients of the Distinguished Flying Cross (United Kingdom) "
"Cardiff Arms Park Male Choir Cardiff Arms Park Male Choir is a choir based at Cardiff Arms Park in Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom. History On 1 September 1966, following Cardiff RFC's 35–0 defeat of Cardiff & District, a group of supporters came up with idea of forming a choir to improve the standard of after-match singing. The Cardiff Athletic Male Voice Choir first met on the following Monday, 5 September, in the old Skittle Alley at the Rugby Club. There were twenty-five members present for the first meeting.http://www.cardiffarmsparkmalechoir.co.uk The choir changed its name in 2000 to become the Cardiff Arms Park Male Choir, helping to raise the profile of the choir and perpetuate the name of the Arms Park. The choir made their first TV appearance within weeks of being formed, welcoming the Australian Rugby Team to Wales, and has since appeared on television on numerous occasions, including appearances on BBC, Sky Sports, ITV, Channel 4, New Zealand and Australian TV and MUTV. The choir sang live on Grandstand in 2002 and recorded an advertisement for the BBC's Six Nations rugby coverage alongside Goldie Lookin Chain in 2006. The choir were also filmed for an in- flight advertisement for Qantas airlines. They appeared on the Rogue Trader section of Watchdog, made a very brief appearance on Strictly Come Dancing and supported Ant & Dec in a link for Britain's Got Talent. The choir has performed alongside numerous stars, including Hayley Westenra, Charlotte Church, Max Boyce, Peter Karrie, Shân Cothi, Goldie Lookin Chain and Foreigner. The choir has travelled to Scotland (Blairgowrie in 1993, Perth and Crieff in 2009 and 2011), Ireland (Kilkenny in 1998), the Czech Republic (Prague, Plzen and Karlštejn in 2004), France (Pleyben in 2004 Chatte in 2006 and [(Strasbourg)] in 2012), Switzerland (Le Brassus in 2006), Italy (Milan in 2006), Germany (Heilbronn, Satteldorf and Stuttgart in 2007), Poland (Kraków in 2009) and Spain (Santander in 2010). Some of the choir joined as guests of Dowlais Male Choir in their performances at the 2008 Festival Interceltique de Lorient. In the UK, the choir has performed in a variety of venues, including nine appearances at the London Welsh Festivals of Male Choirs in the Royal Albert Hall, singing before Wales v Fiji in 2002 and Wales v South Africa in 2008 at the Millennium Stadium and numerous appearances at Cardiff Arms Park itself. The choir took part in the World Choir at the National Stadium in Cardiff in 1993. In 2009 the choir sang at the opening of the new Cardiff library. The Manic Street Preachers opened the library, and the choir sang a specially arranged version of their song A Design for Life, which was described by bassist Nicky Wire as "spine-tingling". The choir sang at the opening of the new John Lewis department store in Cardiff in September 2009 as well as recording their radio advertisement. The choir's involvement was included in a subsequent BBC documentary. Massed Choir Festivals The choir celebrated its fortieth anniversary in 2006 with a number of events, including a dinner at the Arms Park and a European tour. The main event was a massed male concert at St David's Hall, Cardiff on 17 June. The concert featured over 400 singers made up of choristers from Canoldir, Dowlais, Gwent, Kenfig Hill, Maesteg, Neath, Penybontfawr and Pontarddulais male choirs alongside the Cardiff choristers. They were accompanied by a 53-strong orchestra, and the guest artists were the Llanishen Fach Primary School choir and Hayley Westenra. Following on from the success of the massed concert in 2006, the choir joined forces with Canoldir Male Choir (based in Birmingham) to create the AngloWelsh Festival of Male Choirs. The first concerts of the biennial festival took place in April/May 2009 in Symphony Hall, Birmingham and St David's Hall, Cardiff. Participating choirs were Cardiff Arms Park, Canoldir, Dowlais, Kenfig Hill, Kidderminster, Leigh Orpheus, Neath, Shrewsbury, Penybontfawr and Pontypridd male choirs. The guest artists were Les Chansonelles and John Garner in Birmingham, and Llanishen Fach Primary School choir and Shân Cothi in Cardiff. The second AngloWelsh Festival of Male Choirs took place in St David's Hall, Cardiff on 10 September 2011. The massed choir was made up of Biddulph, Budleigh Salterton, Cardiff Arms Park, Canoldir, Cotswold, Dowlais, Mynyddislwyn, Newtown & District, Pontypridd, Shrewsbury, Tenby and Ynysowen male choirs. Guest artists were the Llanishen Fach Primary School choir and Gary Griffiths. Recordings The Blue Blacks The Blue Blacks # Sloop John B # Cwm Rhondda # Calon Lân # World in Union # Comrades in Arms # Sanctus # The Lord's Prayer # Oh Isis And Osiris # A Roman War Song # An American Trilogy # The Rose # Bring Him Home # Ivor Novello Medley # Steal Away # Let It Be Me # Take Me Home # Amen (This Little Light) # Sloop John B Live! Live! # With A Voice of Singing # Let It Be Me # The Rhythm of Life # Soldiers' Chorus # Heaven Is My Home (with Australian Welsh Male Choir, Katie Murphy and Richard Colvin) # Amen (This Little Light) # There Is Nothin' Like A Dame (with Jack Gardiner) # The Rose # Bui Doi (with Richard Colvin) # My Lord, What A Morning (with Wessex Male Choir) # An American Trilogy (with Wessex Male Choir) # Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau (with Australian Welsh Male Choir) Massed Male Choral Celebration Massed Male Choral Celebration Recorded live at St David's Hall, Cardiff on 17 June 2006, featuring the massed voices of Cardiff Arms Park, Canoldir, Dowlais, Gwent, Kenfig Hill, Maesteg, Neath, Penybontfawr and Pontarddulais male choirs and a 53-strong orchestra. # Welsh Prelude [Orchestra] # This Is The Moment [Massed Choir] # Gwahoddiad [Massed Choir] # Men of Harlech [Massed Choir] # Consider Yourself [Llanishen Fach Primary School Choir] # My Friend [Llanishen Fach Primary School Choir] # Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves (Speed Your Journey) [Massed Choir] # Soldiers' Chorus [Massed Choir] # My Lord, What A Morning [Massed Choir] # An American Trilogy [Massed Choir] # Love in My Heart [Llanishen Fach Primary School Choir] # There's Me [Llanishen Fach Primary School Choir] # Finlandia [Massed Choir] # Deus Salutis (Llef) [Massed Choir] # Llanfair [Massed Choir] # Morte Criste [Massed Choir] # Whistle Down The Wind [Llanishen Fach Primary School Choir] # As One [Llanishen Fach Primary School Choir] # Nidaros [Massed Choir] # God Save The Queen [Massed Choir] # Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau [Massed Choir] Hearts And Voices Raising Hearts And Voices Raising Recorded live at Symphony Hall, Birmingham and St David's Hall, Cardiff at the inaugural AngloWelsh Festival of Male Choirs, 2009, featuring the massed voices of Cardiff Arms Park, Canoldir, Dowlais, Kenfig Hill, Kidderminster, Leigh Orpheus, Neath, Shrewsbury, Penybontfawr and Pontypridd Male Choirs. # Christus Salvator [Massed Choir] # A Roman War Song [Massed Choir] # Morte Criste [Massed Choir] # Love, Shine A Light [Llanishen Fach Primary School Choir] # You Are My Brother [Llanishen Fach Primary School Choir] # Comrades in Arms [Massed Choir] # Hava Nagila [Massed Choir] # Dream A Little Dream of Me [Les Chansonelles] # The Rose/Hello My Friend [Les Chansonelles] # Autumn Leaves [Massed Choir] # Give Me That Old Time Religion [Massed Choir] # Blaenwern [Massed Choir and Audience] # Stand By Me [Llanishen Fach Primary School Choir] # I Wanna Sing Scat [Llanishen Fach Primary School Choir] # Trust [Llanishen Fach Primary School Choir] # Softly As I Leave You [Massed Choir] # The Rhythm of Life [Massed Choir] # Fields of Gold [Les Chansonelles] # Somebody To Love [Les Chansonelles] # Myfanwy [Massed Choir] # Tydi A Roddaist [Massed Choir] # An American Trilogy [Massed Choir and Les Chansonelles] We Raise Our Voices High Provisional title of the recording of the 2011 AngloWelsh Festival of Male Choirs, which took place on 10 September at St David's Hall, Cardiff. Musical Staff Ieuan Jones is the current musical director of the choir, and Joseph Cavalli-Price is the accompanist. Musical Directors * 1966–1982: John Davies * 1982–1987: Bill Cooper * 1987–1989: David N Jones * 1989–1994: Mary Lloyd * 1994–2001: Edgar Taylor * 2001– 2016: David Last * 2016–present: Ieuan Jones Accompanists * 1966–1983: Justin Beynon * 1983–1985: Dorothy Lewis * 1985–1988: Marjorie Collier * 1988–1989: David Huw Rees * 1989–2002: Mary Jones * 2002–2004: Joseph Hood * 2004–2004: Kirsten Watson * 2005–2017: Jo Scullin * 2017– present: Joseph Cavalli-Price Notes External links * Category:Welsh choirs Category:Musical groups established in 1966 Category:1966 establishments in Wales "
"Peter Boyle, FRSE FFPH FRCPS(Glas) FRCP(Edin) FMedSci, (born 8, June 1951) is a British epidemiologist. He has done research on globalisation of cancer, where he has shown the dramatic increase of cancer in low- and medium income countries. Biography Boyle was born in Glasgow, Scotland and studied statistics at the University of Glasgow (BSC in 1974) and received a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Epidemiology in 1985 from the University of Glasgow, Faculty of Medicine).University of Glasgow He initially wanted to become a teacher but became fascinated in Science and worked from 1974 to 1977 as a statistician at the University Department of Medicine, Glasgow and the following 7 years at the West of Scotland Cancer Surveillance Unit in Glasgow. In 1984 he moved to Boston and worked at the Departments of Biostatistics and Epidemiology, Harvard School of Public Health and the Division of Biostatistics and Epidemiology, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute as Instructor and Assistant Professor. During this time Boyle has coauthored his first two Lancet publications on cancer mortality in Scotland. In 1986, he returned to Europe and became Scientist and Group Head at the International Agency for Research on Cancer, IARC, in Lyon, France. In 1991 he again moved, this time to Milan, Italy to become the first chairperson of the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics and Director of the Division of Cancer Control of the European Institute of Oncology, EIO. During this time the European Code against Cancer was developedEuropean Code against Cancer and updated to its current 3rd edition under the leadership of Peter Boyle (2003). In 2003 he was elected the 4th Director of IARC and moved back to Lyon, a position he held from 2004 to 2008.IARC press release N°148, May 2003 He stood as a candidate for a second term as Director but was not successful. In 2009 Peter Boyle was the founding President of a new private research institute, named International Prevention Research Institute, based in Lyon, France. Beside his main appointments he holds several (visiting and/or honorary) professorships from different Universities, incl. University of Birmingham (1996–), University of Milan (1996–2004), University of Pittsburgh (1996–2002), University of Glasgow (1998–), University of Innsbruck (1998), University of Oxford (2003–). He was editor-in-chief (together with Carlo La Vecchia and Alec Walker) of the Journal of Epidemiology and Biostatistics from 1995 to 2003 and of the European Journal of Cancer from 1990 to 1994. Peter Boyle was associate editor of Oncology and Haematology Literature Service from 1993 to 1998 and still is it for the journals Annals of Oncology (since 1999) and the British Journal of Urology International (since 2002). Furthermore, he was or is a member of the editorial boards of the following Journals, Cancer Causes and Control (1990–1994), Swiss Journal of Social and Preventive Medicine (1990–present), British Journal of Cancer (1990–1997), Prospectives (1990–99), BPH Observer (1990–99), The Breast (journal) (1991–97), Oral Oncology (1991–present), European R and D Database (1993–98), Lung Cancer (1995–present), Journal of Radiation Therapy (1996–present), European Cancer News (1996–98), Journal of Gynecologic Oncology (1996–present), Annals of Oncology (1996–present), URO (Portuguese Journal of Urology) (1996–present), Breast Cancer Online (1999–present), Lancet (2003–present), Nature Reviews Urology (2004–present), Molecular Oncology (2006–present). Peter Boyle has published more than 500 articles in scientific journals and is co-/author of some 23 books, including textbooks and cancer atlases.Articles written/co- written by Peter Boyle – Pubmed Scientific work Boyle's specific field of research is prevention research. He has contributed to the fields of tobacco and lung cancer, breast cancer and prostate cancer. Peter Boyle is an internationally well known cancer prevention advocate (European Code against Cancer, or The Globalisation of Cancer). Peter Boyle is and was member of many national and international scientific committees, including Secretary, Epidemiology and Prevention Branch, EORTC, Brussels (1986–92), Chairman, Epidemiology and Prevention Branch, European Society of Mastology (1989–1997), International Prostate Health Council (1989–2003), Scientific Advisory Board, European School of Oncology, Milan (1992–1999), Chairman, European Commission Expert Committee Cancer Plan (2000–2004), Chairman, Scientific Evaluation Committee, European Tobacco Fund, EC (1999–2002), CEO Advisory Committee, American Cancer Society (2002–present), International Affairs Committee, American Association for Cancer Research (2003–present), Multidisciplinary Oncology Committee, European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) (2006–present), International Affairs Committee, American Society of Clinical Oncology (2008–present). He received many awards, medals and is member of many scientific societies, among which are Honorary Member of the Argentine Medical Association (1996), Knight's Cross of Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland (2000), Fellow of Royal Society of Edinburgh (2000), Award from the President of Israel for Lifetime Contribution to Cancer Research, on Occasion of 50th Anniversary of Israel Cancer Association, Jerusalem (2002), Honorary Member, Hungarian Cancer Society (2003), Honorary Member, European Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology (ESTRO) in 2003, Award of Honorary Doctor of Science by University of Aberdeen (2006)University of Aberdeen and Elected Fellow of Academy of Medical Sciences (2006), Elected Fellow of Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh (2006), elected full member of ESMO (first non- medical oncologist elected to full membership) in 2006, Gold Award of the Health Promotion Foundation of Poland (2008), received the ESMO Lifetime Achievement Award (2014). ReferencesExternal links * Official website of the International Prevention Research Institute (iPRI) * Biovision * Lycos Search on Peter Boyle * Cancer World, 2005 * European Code against Cancer * * Category:1951 births Category:Living people Category:People from Glasgow Category:Alumni of the University of Glasgow Category:Cancer researchers Category:British epidemiologists Category:Scottish statisticians Category:Harvard Medical School faculty Category:Harvard School of Public Health faculty Category:Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh "