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# All in Love
All in Love is a studio album by American singer Marie Osmond. It was released by Capitol Records and Curb Records in July 1988. The album featured a total of ten tracks that were cut with a country pop production. Among its tracks was a duet with Paul Davis called "Sweet Life". The track was among three charting singles included on All in Love. The additional singles were "Without a Trace" and "I'm in Love and He's in Dallas". All in Love made the top 40 of the US country chart and was given mixed reviews from critics.

## Background, recording and content
Marie Osmond formed her own career apart from the Osmond band that her brothers became synonymous with during the 1970s. Along with having careers in film, television and business, she also had a career as a country recording artist. At age 13, Osmond had her first chart-topping single with "Paper Roses" (1973). She returned to the country industry in the early 1980s as an adult. Signing with Capitol Records, she had her greatest commercial success during this period with number one songs like "Meet Me in Montana" and "There's No Stopping Your Heart". As the decade progressed, Osmond had fewer high-charting records but continued recording.
Her eighth album was 1988's All in Love. The project was produced by Paul Worley and Ed Seay. It was recorded in March 1988. The album consisted of ten tracks. The album was described as being a series of ballads that were given pop production. Included was a cover of Paul Davis's "Sweet Life", which was recorded as a duet with Davis himself.

## Release and critical reception
| Review scores | Review scores |
| Source        | Rating        |
| ------------- | ------------- |
| Allmusic      | [ 1 ]         |

All in Love was released in July 1988 in a joint venture between Capitol Records and Curb Records. It was distributed in three formats: a vinyl LP, a cassette and a compact disc. Decades later, it was re-released by Curb Records to digital formats such as Apple Music.
The album was given mixed reviews from critics following its release. Cashbox called it an album with "slick production" and "mellow songs". Reviewers believed Osmond would find radio success with songs like "Without a Trace" and "Sweet Life". Meanwhile, Billboard thought the album's lyrics were too "fluffy" and had production that was "excessively sweet". Charlotte Dillon of AllMusic rated the album three out of five stars believed the album was "overlooked by many critics" and praised the project: "The songs on this offering are country with a good double-sized helping of pop stirred into the mix, and this was recorded back before every other country singer was adding more pop style into his or her country numbers."

## Chart performance and singles
All in Love debuted on the US Top Country Albums chart on July 30, 1988. It spent a total of 16 weeks on the chart and reached the number 29 position on August 20, 1988. It was Osmond's final top 40 country album while at the Capitol-Curb labels. A total of three singles were spawned from All in Love. The first was "Without a Trace", which was issued by Capitol in March 1988. The single reached number 50 on the US Hot Country Songs chart and number 40 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks chart. The second single off the project was the Davis-Osmond duet "Sweet Life" (first issued as a single in August 1988). It was the album's highest-charting US single, reaching number 47 on the Hot Country Songs chart while climbing to number 55 on the Canadian RPM country chart. "I'm in Love and He's in Dallas" was the album's final single, released in November 1988. The single reached number 59 on the US country chart.

## Track listing
| No. | Title                            | Writer(s)                                      | Length |
| --- | -------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | ------ |
| 1.  | "I'm in Love and He's in Dallas" | Richard Leigh Kent Robbins                     | 2:54   |
| 2.  | "Raining Tears"                  | Robbins                                        | 3:23   |
| 3.  | "My Home Town Boy"               | Carol Ann Etheridge Alice Randall Lisa Silver  | 3:51   |
| 4.  | "Baby's Blue Eyes"               | Matraca Berg Ronnie Samoset                    | 3:12   |
| 5.  | "Lonely as the Night Is Long"    | Paula Breedlove Johnny MacRae Bob Morrison     | 3:33   |
| 6.  | "99% of the Time"                | Paul Davis Hillary Kanter Amy Sky Even Stevens | 3:43   |
| 7.  | "Somebody Else's Moon"           | Beth Nielsen Chapman Robbins                   | 4:07   |
| 8.  | "Sweet Life"                     | Susan Collins Davis                            | 3:41   |
| 9.  | "All in Love"                    | Tony Haselden Stan Munsey, Jr.                 | 3:07   |
| 10. | "Without a Trace"                | Katerina Kitridge Sonny Throckmorton           | 3:07   |

## Personnel
All credits are adapted from the liner notes of All in Love.
| Musical personnel - Eddie Bayers – drums - Michael Black – background vocals - Jessica Boucher – background vocals - Mike Brignardello – bass guitar - Dennis Burnside – piano, synthesizer - Larry Byrom – acoustic guitar, electric guitar - Paul Davis – lead vocals on "Sweet Life" - Paul Franklin – pedal steel guitar - Greg Galbreath – acoustic guitar, electric guitar - Steve Gibson – electric guitar - Jon Goin – electric guitar - Mark Hammond – drums - Mitch Humphries – piano, synthesizer - Dave Innis – piano, synthesizer - Jana King – background vocals | - Alan Moore – string arrangements - Nashville String Machine – strings - Mark O'Connor – fiddle, mandolin - Joe Osborn – bass guitar - Marie Osmond – lead vocals, background vocals - Martin Parker – drums - Michael Rhodes – bass guitar - Tom Robb – bass guitar - Matt Rollings – piano, synthesizer - Lisa Silver – background vocals - James Stroud – drums - Steve Turner – drums - Diane Vanette – background vocals - Bergen White – string arrangements - Dennis Wilson – background vocals - Paul Worley – acoustic guitar, electric guitar | Technical personnel - Joe Bogan – engineer - Benjamin Czilier – art direction, design - Sharon Eaves – production coordination - Tom Harding – assistant engineer, engineer - Marshall Morgan – engineer - Gary Paczosa – assistant engineer - Mike Poole – assistant engineer, engineer, mixing, mixing assistant - Danny Purcell – mastering - Aaron Rapoport – photography - Ed Seay – engineer, mixing, producer - Clarke Schleicher – assistant engineer, engineer - Tommy Steele – art direction, design |

- Paul Worley – producer

## Chart performance

### Weekly charts
| Chart (1988)                      | Peak position |
| --------------------------------- | ------------- |
| US Top Country Albums (Billboard) | 29            |

## Release history
| Region         | Date       | Format                         | Label                        | Ref.   |
| -------------- | ---------- | ------------------------------ | ---------------------------- | ------ |
| Australia      | July 1988  | Vinyl LP cassette              | Capitol Records Curb Records | [ 14 ] |
| North America  | July 1988  | Vinyl LP compact disc cassette | Capitol Records Curb Records | [ 4 ]  |
| United Kingdom | July 1988  | Vinyl LP                       | Capitol Records              | [ 15 ] |
| North America  | circa 2020 | Music download streaming       | Curb Records                 | [ 5 ]  |

title: All in Love

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{{Infobox album
| name       = All in Love
| type       = studio
| artist     = [[Marie Osmond]]
| cover      = Marie Osmond-All in Love.jpg
| released   = {{start date|1988|07}}
| recorded   = March 1988
| genre      = [[Country pop]]<ref name="Allmusic">{{cite web |last1=Dillon |first1=Charlotte |title=''All in Love'': Marie Osmond: Songs, reviews, credits |url=https://www.allmusic.com/album/all-in-love-mw0000652546 |website=[[AllMusic]] |access-date=19 February 2024}}</ref>
| length     = 34:22
| label      = {{hlist|[[Capitol Records|Capitol]]|[[Curb Records|Curb]]}}
| producer   = {{hlist|Ed Seay|[[Paul Worley]]}}
| prev_title = [[I Only Wanted You]]
| prev_year  = 1986
| next_title = [[Steppin' Stone (album)|Steppin' Stone]]
| next_year  = 1989
| misc       = {{Singles
 | name        = All in Love
 | type        = Studio
 | single1     = Without a Trace
 | single1date = March 1988
 | single2     = [[Sweet Life (Paul Davis song)|Sweet Life]]
 | single2date = August 1988
 | single3     = I'm in Love and He's in Dallas
 | single3date = November 1988
}}
}}
'''''All in Love''''' is a [[studio album]] by American singer [[Marie Osmond]]. It was released by [[Capitol Records]] and [[Curb Records]] in July 1988. The album featured a total of ten tracks that were cut with a [[country pop]] production. Among its tracks was a duet with [[Paul Davis (singer)|Paul Davis]] called "[[Sweet Life (Paul Davis song)|Sweet Life]]". The track was among three charting [[Single (music)|singles]] included on ''All in Love''. The additional singles were "Without a Trace" and "I'm in Love and He's in Dallas". ''All in Love'' made the top 40 of the US country chart and was given mixed reviews from critics.

==Background, recording and content==
Marie Osmond formed her own career apart from the [[The Osmonds|Osmond]] band that her brothers became synonymous with during the 1970s. Along with having careers in film, television and business, she also had a career as a country recording artist. At age 13, Osmond had her first chart-topping single with "[[Paper Roses]]" (1973). She returned to the country industry in the early 1980s as an adult. Signing with [[Capitol Records]], she had her greatest commercial success during this period with number one songs like "[[Meet Me in Montana]]" and "[[There's No Stopping Your Heart (song)|There's No Stopping Your Heart]]". As the decade progressed, Osmond had fewer high-charting records but continued recording.<ref>{{cite web |last1=Huey |first1=Steve |title=Marie Osmond Biography |url=https://www.allmusic.com/artist/marie-osmond-mn0000270060 |website=[[AllMusic]] |access-date=19 February 2024}}</ref>

Her eighth album was 1988's ''All in Love''.<ref name="Cashbox">{{cite magazine |title=Album Releases: Album Review |magazine=[[Cashbox (magazine)|Cashbox]] |date=July 23, 1988 |page=24 |url=https://www.worldradiohistory.com/hd2/IDX-Business/Music/Archive-Cash-Box-IDX/80s/1988/CB-1988-07-23-OCR-Page-0024.pdf#search=%22marie%20osmond%20all%20in%20love%20album%20review%22 |access-date=19 February 2024}}</ref> The project was produced by [[Paul Worley]] and Ed Seay. It was recorded in March 1988.<ref name="Liner Notes">{{cite journal |last1=Osmond |first1=Marie |title=''All in Love'' (Liner Notes) |journal=[[Capitol Records]]/[[Curb Records]] |date=July 1988 |id=CDP-7-48968-2 (CD); C1-48968 (LP); C4-48968 (Cassette)}}</ref> The album consisted of ten tracks.<ref name="Allmusic"/> The album was described as being a series of ballads that were given [[Pop music|pop]] production.<ref name="Allmusic"/><ref name="Cashbox"/> Included was a cover of [[Paul Davis (singer)|Paul Davis]]'s "[[Sweet Life (Paul Davis song)|Sweet Life]]", which was recorded as a duet with Davis himself.<ref name="Liner Notes"/>

==Release and critical reception==
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''All in Love'' was released in July 1988 in a joint venture between Capitol Records and Curb Records. It was distributed in three formats: a [[Gramophone record|vinyl LP]], a [[Audio cassette|cassette]] and a [[compact disc]].<ref name="Liner Notes"/> Decades later, it was re-released by Curb Records to digital formats such as [[Apple Music]].<ref name="Apple">{{cite web |title=''All in Love'' -- Album by Marie Osmond |url=https://music.apple.com/us/album/all-in-love/73988083 |website=[[Apple Music]] |access-date=19 February 2024}}</ref>

The album was given mixed reviews from critics following its release. ''[[Cashbox (magazine)|Cashbox]]'' called it an album with "slick production" and "mellow songs". Reviewers believed Osmond would find radio success with songs like "Without a Trace" and "Sweet Life".<ref name="Cashbox"/> Meanwhile, ''[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]'' thought the album's lyrics were too "fluffy" and had production that was "excessively sweet".<ref name="Billboard">{{cite magazine |title=Album Reviews: Country |magazine=[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]] |date=July 2, 1988 |page=74 |url=https://www.worldradiohistory.com/hd2/IDX-Business/Music/Billboard-Index/IDX/1988/1988-07-02-Billboard-Page-0074.pdf#search=%22marie%20osmond%20all%20in%20love%20album%20review%22 |access-date=19 February 2024}}</ref> Charlotte Dillon of [[AllMusic]] rated the album three out of five stars believed the album was "overlooked by many critics" and praised the project: "The songs on this offering are country with a good double-sized helping of pop stirred into the mix, and this was recorded back before every other country singer was adding more pop style into his or her country numbers."<ref name="Allmusic"/>

==Chart performance and singles==
''All in Love'' debuted on the US [[Top Country Albums]] chart on July 30, 1988. It spent a total of 16 weeks on the chart and reached the number 29 position on August 20, 1988. It was Osmond's final top 40 country album while at the Capitol-Curb labels.<ref name="Billboard Albums">{{cite book |last1=Whitburn |first1=Joel |title=Joel Whitburn's Top Country Albums: 1967-1997 |date=1997 |publisher=Record Research Inc. |isbn=0898201241}}</ref> A total of three singles were spawned from ''All in Love''. The first was "Without a Trace", which was issued by Capitol in March 1988.<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Osmond |first1=Marie |title="Without a Trace"/"Baby's Blue Eyes" (7" vinyl single) |journal=[[Capitol Records]] |date=March 1988 |id=B-44176}}</ref> The single reached number 50 on the US [[Hot Country Songs]] chart<ref name="Country Songs">{{cite web |title=Marie Osmond chart history (Country Songs) |url=https://www.billboard.com/artist/marie-osmond/ |website=[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]] |access-date=11 February 2024}}</ref> and number 40 on the Canadian ''[[RPM (magazine)|RPM]]'' Country Tracks chart.<ref name="RPM Country Songs">{{cite web |title=Search results for "Marie Osmond" (Country Singles) |url=https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordings/rpm/Pages/list.aspx?OCRText=Marie+Osmond&ChartEn=Country+Singles& |website=[[RPM (magazine)|RPM]] |accessdate=22 November 2020}}</ref> The second single off the project was the Davis-Osmond duet "Sweet Life" (first issued as a single in August 1988).<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Davis |first1=Paul |last2=Osmond |first2=Marie |title="[[Sweet Life (Paul Davis song)|Sweet Life]]"/"Somebody Else's Moon" (7" vinyl single) |journal=[[Capitol Records]] |date=August 1988 |id=B-44215}}</ref> It was the album's highest-charting US single, reaching number 47 on the Hot Country Songs chart<ref name="Country Songs"/> while climbing to number 55 on the Canadian ''RPM'' country chart.<ref name="RPM Country Songs"/> "I'm in Love and He's in Dallas" was the album's final single, released in November 1988.<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Osmond |first1=Marie |title="I'm in Love and He's in Dallas"/"My Hometown Boy" (7" vinyl single) |journal=[[Capitol Records]] |date=November 1988 |id=B-44269}}</ref> The single reached number 59 on the US country chart.<ref name="Country Songs"/>

== Track listing ==
{{Track listing
| collapsed       =
| headline        = ''All in Love'' (LP, CD, cassette and digital)<ref name="Liner Notes"/><ref name="Apple"/>
| total length    =
| title1          = I'm in Love and He's in Dallas
| writer1         = {{hlist|[[Richard Leigh (songwriter)|Richard Leigh]]|[[Kent Robbins]]}}
| length1         = 2:54
| title2          = Raining Tears
| writer2         = Robbins
| length2         = 3:23
| title3          = My Home Town Boy
| writer3         = {{hlist|Carol Ann Etheridge|[[Alice Randall]]|Lisa Silver}}
| length3         = 3:51
| title4          = Baby's Blue Eyes
| writer4         = {{hlist|[[Matraca Berg]]|Ronnie Samoset}}
| length4         = 3:12
| title5          = Lonely as the Night Is Long
| writer5         = {{hlist|Paula Breedlove|[[Johnny MacRae]]|[[Bob Morrison (songwriter)|Bob Morrison]]}}
| length5         = 3:33
| title6          = 99% of the Time
| writer6         = {{hlist|[[Paul Davis (singer)|Paul Davis]]|Hillary Kanter|[[Amy Sky]]|Even Stevens}}
| length6         = 3:43
| title7          = Somebody Else's Moon
| writer7         = {{hlist|[[Beth Nielsen Chapman]]|Robbins}}
| length7         = 4:07
| title8          = [[Sweet Life (Paul Davis song)|Sweet Life]]
| writer8         = {{hlist|Susan Collins|Davis}}
| length8         = 3:41
| title9          = All in Love
| writer9         = {{hlist|Tony Haselden|[[Stan E. Munsey|Stan Munsey, Jr.]]}}
| length9         = 3:07
| title10         = Without a Trace
| writer10        = {{hlist|Katerina Kitridge|[[Sonny Throckmorton]]}}
| length10        = 3:07
}}

==Personnel==
All credits are adapted from the [[liner notes]] of ''All in Love''.<ref name="Liner Notes"/>

{{col-begin}}
{{col-3}}
'''Musical personnel'''
* [[Eddie Bayers]] – [[drums]]
* Michael Black – [[background vocals]]
* Jessica Boucher – background vocals
* Mike Brignardello – [[bass (instrument)|bass guitar]]
* Dennis Burnside – [[piano]], [[synthesizer]]
* [[Larry Byrom]] – [[acoustic guitar]], [[electric guitar]]
* Paul Davis – [[lead vocals]] on "Sweet Life"
* [[Paul Franklin (musician)|Paul Franklin]] – [[pedal steel guitar]]
* Greg Galbreath – acoustic guitar, electric guitar
* Steve Gibson – electric guitar
* Jon Goin – electric guitar
* Mark Hammond – drums
* Mitch Humphries – piano, synthesizer
* Dave Innis – piano, synthesizer
* Jana King – background vocals
{{col-3}}
* Alan Moore – string arrangements
* [[Nashville String Machine]] – strings
* [[Mark O'Connor]] – [[fiddle]], [[mandolin]]
* [[Joe Osborn]] – bass guitar
* Marie Osmond – lead vocals, background vocals
* Martin Parker – drums
* Michael Rhodes – bass guitar
* [[Tom Robb]] – bass guitar
* [[Matt Rollings]] – piano, synthesizer
* Lisa Silver – background vocals
* [[James Stroud]] – drums
* Steve Turner – drums
* Diane Vanette – background vocals
* Bergen White – string arrangements
* Dennis Wilson – background vocals
* [[Paul Worley]] – acoustic guitar, electric guitar
{{col-3}}
'''Technical personnel'''
* Joe Bogan – engineer
* Benjamin Czilier – art direction, design
* Sharon Eaves – production coordination
* Tom Harding – assistant engineer, engineer
* Marshall Morgan – engineer
* Gary Paczosa – assistant engineer
* Mike Poole – assistant engineer, engineer, mixing, mixing assistant
* Danny Purcell – mastering
* Aaron Rapoport – photography
* Ed Seay – engineer, mixing, producer
* Clarke Schleicher – assistant engineer, engineer
* Tommy Steele – art direction, design
{{col-end}}
* Paul Worley – producer

==Chart performance==
===Weekly charts===
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders" style="text-align:center"
|-
! scope="col"| Chart (1988)
! scope="col"| Peak<br />position
|-
{{album chart|BillboardCountry|29|artist=Marie Osmond|rowheader=true|accessdate=February 17, 2024}}
|}

==Release history==
{|class="wikitable plainrowheaders"
|-
!scope="col"| Region
!scope="col"| Date
!scope="col"| Format
!scope="col"| Label
!scope="col"| Ref.
|-
! scope="row"| Australia
| rowspan="3"| July 1988
| {{hlist|Vinyl LP|cassette}}
| rowspan="2"| {{hlist|Capitol Records|Curb Records}}
| <ref>{{cite journal |last1=Osmond |first1=Marie |title=''All in Love'' [Australia] |journal=[[Capitol Records]]/[[Curb Records]] |date=July 1988 |id=ST-793100 (LP); C4-48968 (Cassette)}}</ref>
|-
! scope="row"| North America
| {{hlist|Vinyl LP|compact disc|cassette}}
| <ref name="Liner Notes"/>
|-
! scope="row"| United Kingdom
| Vinyl LP
| Capitol Records
| <ref>{{cite journal |last1=Osmond |first1=Marie |title=''All in Love'' [United Kingdom] |journal=[[Capitol Records]] |date=July 1988 |id=EST-2068 (LP)}}</ref>
|-
! scope="row"| North America
| circa 2020
| {{hlist|Music download|streaming}}
| Curb Records
| <ref name="Apple"/>
|-
|}

== References ==
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{{Marie Osmond}}
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[[Category:1988 albums]]
[[Category:Marie Osmond albums]]
[[Category:Capitol Records albums]]
[[Category:Albums produced by Paul Worley]]

title: Studio album by Marie Osmond

Released: July 1988

Recorded: March 1988

Genre: Country pop

Label: Capitol Curb

Producer: Ed Seay Paul Worley

title: Marie Osmond chronology

I Only Wanted You · (1986): All in Love · (1988) · Steppin' Stone · (1989)

title: Singles from All in Love

Singles from All in Love: 1. "Without a Trace" · Released: March 1988 2. "Sweet Life" · Released: August 1988 3. "I'm in Love and He's in Dallas" · Released: November 1988

title: Marie Osmond

Studio albums: Paper Roses (1973) In My Own Little Corner of the World (1974) Who's Sorry Now (1975) This Is the Way That I Feel (1977) There's No Stopping Your Heart (1985) I Only Wanted You (1986) All in Love (1988) Steppin' Stone (1989) Magic of Christmas (2007) I Can Do This (2010) Music Is Medicine (2016)

Compilation albums: The Best of Marie Osmond (1990)

Songs: " Paper Roses " " In My Little Corner of the World " " Who's Sorry Now? " " Meet Me in Montana " (with Dan Seals ) " There's No Stopping Your Heart " " Read My Lips " " You're Still New to Me " (with Paul Davis ) " I Only Wanted You " " Everybody's Crazy 'Bout My Baby " " Sweet Life " " Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy "

Family: Alan Osmond Donny Osmond George Osmond Jay Osmond Jimmy Osmond Merrill Osmond Olive Osmond Wayne Osmond The Osmonds

See also: Children's Miracle Network


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# Phryxe fida
Phryxe fida är en tvåvingeart som beskrevs av Robineau-desvoidy 1863. Phryxe fida ingår i släktet Phryxe och familjen parasitflugor.
Artens utbredningsområde är Frankrike. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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title: Phryxe fida

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{{robotskapad|Lsjbot|tvåvinge|datum=2013-07}}
{{Taxobox
| name = ''Phryxe fida''
| status =
| image =
| image_caption =
| domain_sv =
| domain =
| regnum_sv = [[Djur]]
| regnum = Animalia
| phylum_sv = [[Leddjur]]
| phylum = Arthropoda
| classis_sv = [[Egentliga insekter]]
| classis = Insecta
| ordo_sv = [[Tvåvingar]]
| ordo = Diptera
| familia_sv = [[Parasitflugor]]
| familia = Tachinidae
| genus_sv =
| genus = [[Phryxe]]
| species_sv =
| species = '''Phryxe fida'''
| taxon = Phryxe fida
| taxon_authority = Robineau-Desvoidy, 1863
| range_map =
| range_map_caption = Utbredningsområde
| image2 =
| image2_caption =
| subphylum = Hexapoda
| subphylum_sv = [[Sexfotingar]]
| synonyms =
}}

'''''Phryxe fida'''''<ref name = "COL"/> är en [[tvåvingar|tvåvinge]]art som beskrevs av Robineau-desvoidy 1863. ''Phryxe fida'' ingår i [[släkte]]t ''[[Phryxe]]'' och [[familj (biologi)|familjen]] [[parasitflugor]].<ref name = "COL"/><ref name = "source"/>

Artens utbredningsområde är [[Frankrike]].<ref name = "COL"/> Inga [[underart]]er finns listade i [[Catalogue of Life]].<ref name = "COL"/>

== Källor ==
<references>
<ref name = "COL">{{webbref |url= http://www.catalogueoflife.org/annual-checklist/2011/search/all/key/phryxe+fida/match/1|titel= Species 2000 & ITIS Catalogue of Life: 2011 Annual Checklist.|hämtdatum= 24 september 2012 |författare= Bisby F.A., Roskov Y.R., Orrell T.M., Nicolson D., Paglinawan L.E., Bailly N., Kirk P.M., Bourgoin T., Baillargeon G., Ouvrard D. (red.)|datum= 2011|verk= |utgivare=Species 2000: Reading, UK.}}</ref>
<ref name = "source">''Systema Dipterorum''. Pape T. & Thompson F.C. (eds), 2011-01-06</ref>
</references>

[[Kategori:Parasitflugor]]
[[Kategori:Phryxe|fida]]

title: Systematik

Domän: Eukaryoter · Eukaryota

Rike: Djur · Animalia

Stam: Leddjur · Arthropoda

Understam: Sexfotingar · Hexapoda

Klass: Egentliga insekter · Insecta

Ordning: Tvåvingar · Diptera

Familj: Parasitflugor · Tachinidae

Släkte: Phryxe

Art: Phryxe fida

title: Vetenskapligt namn

Vetenskapligt namn: Hitta fler artiklar om djur med Djurportalen

Auktor: Robineau-Desvoidy, 1863


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# Taglilienfeld bei Rehling
Das Taglilienfeld bei Rehling liegt nahe dem Ortsteil Sankt Stephan der schwäbischen Gemeinde Rehling und ist seit 1982 als Naturdenkmal geschützt. Es ist mit seinen umgebenden Auwaldflächen Teil einer bedrohten und selten gewordenen mitteleuropäischen Urlandschaft. Die im Juni blühende Wiese ist überregional bekannt und lockt jedes Jahr zahlreiche Naturliebhaber an.

## Lage
Das Taglilienfeld liegt östlich des Lechs zwischen Langweid und dem Rehlinger Ortsteil St. Stephan. Ein Feldweg führt bei der Gärtnerei „Hessing“ von der Verbindungsstraße zur Biotopfläche. Die Taglilienwiese grenzt unmittelbar an den Auwaldsaum und ist im Osten und Süden von Feldern umgeben.

## Wiesenfläche
Alljährlich blühen auf dieser Wiese hunderte Exemplare der Gelben Taglilie (Hemerocallis lilioasphodelus). An jedem Blütenstand stehen etwa acht Knospen, die an aufeinander folgenden Tagen erblühen.
Außer den Taglilien kommen noch einige Arten von Orchideen vor, darunter die auf den Kalkhalbtrockenrasen der Lechheiden verbreitete Hummel-Ragwurz, Spinnen-Ragwurz und diverse Händelwurz-Arten. Ebenso wächst dort der Gelbe Frauenschuh, eine streng geschützte Orchidee. Aber auch andere großblütige Arten wie die Türkenbund-Lilie und die Sibirische Schwertlilie haben hier ihren Lebensraum.
- Blüte und Blütenknospen einer Gelben Taglilie
- Blick ins Innere einer Blüte der Gelben Taglilie

## Geschichte
Die Gelbe Taglilie ist vermutlich im Mittelalter aus Gärten verwildert und bildet heute eine konstante Population. 1930 wurde die Wiese vom Naturwissenschaftlichen Verein für Schwaben aufgekauft. 1982 erfolgte die Unterschutzstellung als Naturdenkmal. In Abstimmung mit der Unteren Naturschutzbehörde und dem Grundeigentümer führen ehrenamtliche Helfer zweimal im Jahr Pflegemaßnahmen durch: In der zweiten Julihälfte werden auf der Taglilienwiese konkurrenzstärkere Pflanzenarten samt unterirdischen Pflanzenteilen entfernt. Außerdem wird im Randbereich ein vier Meter breiter Streifen gemäht. Im Herbst steht dann die Mahd der Restheidefläche und die Pflege des angrenzenden Gemeindewaldes auf dem Plan.

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title: Taglilienfeld bei Rehling

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{{Infobox Schutzgebiet
| IUCN_Kategorie = <!--nicht vergeben-->
| Name = Naturdenkmal „Taglilienfeld mit angrenzendem Wald“
| Bild = Taglilienfeld St. Stephan.jpg
| Bildbeschreibung = Das Taglilienfeld im Juni 2006 übersät mit gelben Blüten
| Lage = [[Rehling]], [[Landkreis Aichach-Friedberg|Kreis Aichach-Friedberg]], [[Schwaben (Bayern)|Schwaben]], [[Bayern]], [[Deutschland]]
| Fläche =
| Kennung =
| WDPA-ID =
| Kennung-N2000 =
| Fläche-FFH =
| Fläche-Vogelschutz =
| Breitengrad = 48.486020
| Längengrad = 10.883929
| Region-ISO = DE-BY
| Höhe-Min = 446
| Höhe-Max = 451
| Höhe-Mittel =
| Einrichtungsdatum = 1982
| Planung =
| Verwaltung = [[Landkreis Aichach-Friedberg|Kreis Aichach-Friedberg]];<br /> Grundeigentümer: [http://nwv-schwaben.de/ Naturwissenschaftlicher Verein für Schwaben e. V.]; Pflege durch die [http://www.freunde-der-natur.de/ Freunde der Natur e. V. St. Stephan]
| Besonderheiten = Eines der größten mitteleuropäischen Vorkommen der [[Gelbe Taglilie|Gelben Taglilie]]
}}

Das '''Taglilienfeld bei Rehling''' liegt nahe dem Ortsteil [[Sankt Stephan (Rehling)|Sankt Stephan]] der schwäbischen Gemeinde [[Rehling]] und ist seit 1982 als [[Naturdenkmal]] geschützt.<ref name="blumeninschwaben">[http://www.blumeninschwaben.de/Fundorte/westlich.htm#Taglilienfeld%20bei%20Rehling Taglilienfeld bei Rehling] bei ''blumeninschwaben.de''</ref> Es ist mit seinen umgebenden [[Auwald]]flächen Teil einer bedrohten und selten gewordenen mitteleuropäischen [[Urlandschaft]]. Die im Juni blühende Wiese ist überregional bekannt und lockt jedes Jahr zahlreiche Naturliebhaber an.<ref name="Rehling" />

== Lage ==
Das Taglilienfeld liegt östlich des [[Lech]]s zwischen [[Langweid am Lech|Langweid]] und dem Rehlinger Ortsteil St. Stephan. Ein [[Wirtschaftsweg|Feldweg]] führt bei der Gärtnerei „Hessing“ von der Verbindungsstraße zur [[Biotop]]fläche. Die Taglilienwiese grenzt unmittelbar an den [[Auwald]]saum und ist im Osten und Süden von Feldern umgeben.

== Wiesenfläche ==
Alljährlich blühen auf dieser Wiese hunderte Exemplare der [[Gelbe Taglilie|Gelben Taglilie]] (''Hemerocallis lilioasphodelus''). An jedem Blütenstand stehen etwa acht Knospen, die an aufeinander folgenden Tagen erblühen.

Außer den Taglilien kommen noch einige Arten von [[Orchideen]] vor, darunter die auf den Kalkhalb[[trockenrasen]] der [[Lechheiden]] verbreitete [[Hummel-Ragwurz]], [[Spinnen-Ragwurz]] und diverse [[Händelwurzen|Händelwurz]]-Arten. Ebenso wächst dort der [[Gelber Frauenschuh|Gelbe Frauenschuh]], eine streng geschützte Orchidee. Aber auch andere großblütige Arten wie die [[Türkenbund|Türkenbund-Lilie]] und die [[Sibirische Schwertlilie]] haben hier ihren Lebensraum.<ref name="Rehling" /><ref name="FNS" />

<gallery>
   Taglilien.jpg|Blüte und Blütenknospen einer Gelben Taglilie
   Hemerocallis lilio-asphodelus.jpg|Blick ins Innere einer Blüte der Gelben Taglilie
</gallery>

== Geschichte ==
Die Gelbe Taglilie ist vermutlich im [[Mittelalter]] aus Gärten verwildert und bildet heute eine konstante [[Population (Biologie)|Population]]. 1930 wurde die Wiese vom [[Naturwissenschaftlicher Verein für Schwaben|Naturwissenschaftlichen Verein für Schwaben]] aufgekauft. 1982 erfolgte die Unterschutzstellung als [[Naturdenkmal]]. In Abstimmung mit der Unteren Naturschutzbehörde und dem Grundeigentümer führen ehrenamtliche Helfer zweimal im Jahr Pflegemaßnahmen durch: In der zweiten Julihälfte werden auf der Taglilienwiese konkurrenzstärkere Pflanzenarten samt unterirdischen Pflanzenteilen entfernt. Außerdem wird im Randbereich ein vier Meter breiter Streifen gemäht. Im Herbst steht dann die [[Mähen|Mahd]] der Restheidefläche und die Pflege des angrenzenden Gemeindewaldes auf dem Plan.<ref name="Rehling" /><ref name="Abt2010" />

== Einzelnachweise ==
<references>
<ref name="Abt2010">
{{Literatur
 |Autor=Josef Abt
 |Titel=Die Blütenpracht für einen Tag entfaltet sich nur nach harter Arbeit
 |TitelErg=Rehling – Sankt Stephan
 |Sammelwerk=Augsburger Allgemeine
 |Datum=2010-10-10
 |Online=[http://www.augsburger-allgemeine.de/aichach/Die-Bluetenpracht-fuer-einen-Tag-entfaltet-sich-nur-nach-harter-Arbeit-id8602436.html augsburger-allgemeine.de]}}
</ref>
<ref name="Rehling">{{Internetquelle
 |url=https://www.gemeinde-rehling.de/erleben/natur-freizeit-und-sport/taglilienfeld
 |titel=Taglilienfeld
 |hrsg=Gemeinde Rehling
 |abruf=2014-01-17
 }}</ref>
<ref name="FNS">
{{Internetquelle
 |autor=Freunde der Natur e. V. St. Stephan
 |url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/django_il_bastardo/164840124/in/photostream/
 |titel=Auenwald und Taglilienfeld
 |kommentar=Informationstafel
 |abruf=2014-01-17}}
</ref>
</references>

[[Kategorie:Naturdenkmal im Landkreis Aichach-Friedberg]]
[[Kategorie:Rehling]]

Lage: Rehling, Kreis Aichach-Friedberg, Schwaben, Bayern, Deutschland

Meereshöhe: von 446 m bis 451 m

Verwaltung: Kreis Aichach-Friedberg; · Grundeigentümer: Naturwissenschaftlicher Verein für Schwaben e. V.; Pflege durch die Freunde der Natur e. V. St. Stephan

Besonderheiten: Eines der größten mitteleuropäischen Vorkommen der Gelben Taglilie


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# باول شوماخر
باول شوماخر (بالإنجليزية: Paul Schumacher) هو سياسي أمريكي، ولد في 4 أبريل 1951 في كولمبوس في الولايات المتحدة. حزبياً، نشط في الحزب الجمهوري.

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title: باول شوماخر

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{{لا مصدر|تاريخ=مارس 2019}}
{{يتيمة|تاريخ=مارس 2019}}
{{صندوق معلومات شخص}}
'''باول شوماخر''' {{إنج|Paul Schumacher}} هو [[سياسي]] [[الولايات المتحدة|أمريكي]]، ولد في [[4 أبريل]] [[1951]] في [[كولمبوس (نبراسكا)|كولمبوس]] في [[الولايات المتحدة]]. [[حزب سياسي|حزبياً]]، نشط في [[الحزب الجمهوري (الولايات المتحدة)|الحزب الجمهوري]].
{{شريط بوابات|الولايات المتحدة|سياسة|أعلام}}

{{بذرة سياسي من نبراسكا}}

[[تصنيف:جمهوريون من ولاية نبراسكا]]
[[تصنيف:أشخاص من كولمبوس (نبراسكا)]]
[[تصنيف:سياسيون أمريكيون في القرن 21]]
[[تصنيف:مواليد 1951]]
[[تصنيف:أعضاء مجلس شيوخ ولاية نبراسكا]]

title: معلومات شخصية

الميلاد: 4 أبريل 1951 (74 سنة) · كولمبوس

مواطنة: الولايات المتحدة

title: الحياة العملية

المهنة: سياسي

الحزب: الحزب الجمهوري

اللغات: الإنجليزية

الحياة العملية: تعديل مصدري - تعديل


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# 李大龙
李大龙（1980年5月21日—）是中国跳远运动员。
他赢得2002年亚洲运动会银牌。他还参加了2003年世界室内田径锦标赛，未能晋级决赛。
他的个人最好成绩是8.22米，于2001年6月在保定取得。

## 外部連結
- 李大龙在的頁面

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|'''1999年中國城市運動會男子組'''：跳遠第1名
|'''2000年中國全國田徑錦標賽男子組'''：跳遠第2名
|'''2001年中國全國田徑大獎賽上海站男子組'''：跳遠第3名
|'''2001年中國全國運動會男子組'''：跳遠第1名
|'''2001年中國全國運動會男子組'''：三級跳遠第9名
|'''2002年大阪大獎賽'''：跳遠第4名
|'''2002年中國全國田徑錦標賽男子組'''：跳遠第2名
|'''2002年中國全國田徑大獎賽保定站男子組'''：跳遠第2名
|'''2004年中國全國田徑大獎賽桂林站男子組'''：跳遠第2名
|'''2005年中國全國田徑大獎賽北京站男子組'''：跳遠第8名
|'''2005年中國全國田徑大獎賽中山站男子組'''：跳遠第18名
|'''2005年中國全國田徑大獎賽重慶站男子組'''：跳遠第15名
|'''2005年中國全國田徑大獎賽宜興站男子組'''：跳遠第12名
|'''2005年中國全國田徑錦標賽男子組'''：跳遠第10名
|'''2005年中國全國運動會男子組'''：跳遠第8名
|'''2006年中國全國田徑大獎賽重慶站男子組'''：跳遠第18名
|'''2006年中國全國田徑大獎賽鄭州站男子組'''：跳遠第18名
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|'''三級跳遠'''：15.96公尺（W：+0.4） （2001年）
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'''李大龙'''{{BD|1980年|5月21日||}}是[[中国]][[跳远]]运动员。

他赢得[[2002年亚洲运动会]]银牌。他还参加了[[2003年世界室内田径锦标赛]]，未能晋级决赛。

他的个人最好成绩是8.22米，于2001年6月在[[保定]]取得。

== 參考資料 ==
{{Reflist}}

== 外部連結 ==
*{{World Athletics}}

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[[Category:李姓|D]]
[[Category:黑龙江省运动员]]
[[Category:亞洲運動會田徑獎牌得主]]
[[Category:中国男子跳远运动员]]
[[Category:2002年亞洲運動會銀牌得主]]

title: 李大龍

籍贯: 中国黑龍江省

title: 运动

运动: - 三級跳遠：16.06公尺（W：+2.7，超風速） （2001年） - 三級跳遠：15.96公尺（W：+0.4） （2001年） - 跳遠：8.22公尺（W：-0.9） （2001年）

项目: 三級跳遠、跳遠

title: 成绩与头衔

国际性决赛: - 2001年夏季世界大學運動會：跳遠第12名

区域性决赛: - 2002年亞洲運動會：跳遠第二名

全国性决赛: - 1999年中國全國田徑大獎賽濟南站男子組：跳遠第6名 - 1999年中國城市運動會男子組：跳遠第1名 - 2000年中國全國田徑錦標賽男子組：跳遠第2名 - 2001年中國全國田徑大獎賽上海站男子組：跳遠第3名 - 2001年中國全國運動會男子組：跳遠第1名 - 2001年中國全國運動會男子組：三級跳遠第9名 - 2002年大阪大獎賽：跳遠第4名 - 2002年中國全國田徑錦標賽男子組：跳遠第2名 - 2002年中國全國田徑大獎賽保定站男子組：跳遠第2名 - 2004年中國全國田徑大獎賽桂林站男子組：跳遠第2名 - 2005年中國全國田徑大獎賽北京站男子組：跳遠第8名 - 2005年中國全國田徑大獎賽中山站男子組：跳遠第18名 - 2005年中國全國田徑大獎賽重慶站男子組：跳遠第15名 - 2005年中國全國田徑大獎賽宜興站男子組：跳遠第12名 - 2005年中國全國田徑錦標賽男子組：跳遠第10名 - 2005年中國全國運動會男子組：跳遠第8名 - 2006年中國全國田徑大獎賽重慶站男子組：跳遠第18名 - 2006年中國全國田徑大獎賽鄭州站男子組：跳遠第18名

title: 亞洲運動會

銀牌 - 第二名: 2002年韓國釜山廣域市 · 跳遠


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# Kanyam
Kanyam is een dorpscommissie (Engels: village development committee, afgekort VDC; Nepalees: panchayat) in het oosten van Nepal, gelegen in het district Ilam in de Mechi-zone. Ten tijde van de volkstelling van 2001 had het een inwoneraantal van 7190 personen, verspreid over 1408 huishoudens; in 2011 waren er 100 inwoners meer, verspreid over 1715 huishoudens.

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{{Infobox plaats in land
| naam = Kanyam
| altnaam =
| soort= [[Dorpscommissie (Nepal)|Dorpscommissie]]
| land = Nepal
| situeringnaam1 = [[Regio's van Nepal|Regio]]
| situering1 = Eastern (EDR)
| situeringnaam3 = [[Zones van Nepal|Zone]]
| situering3 = [[Mechi]]
| district = [[Ilam (district)|Ilam]]
| inwoners = 7290<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20130731124937/http://cbs.gov.np/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/VDC_Municipality.pdf Census 2011: ''Final Results'' p. 10.]</ref>
| census = 2011
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'''Kanyam''' is een [[Dorpscommissie (Nepal)|dorpscommissie]] ([[Engels]]: ''village development committee'', afgekort ''VDC''; [[Nepalees]]: ''panchayat'') in het oosten van [[Nepal]], gelegen in het district [[Ilam (district)|Ilam]] in de [[Mechi|Mechi-zone]]. Ten tijde van de volkstelling van 2001 had het een inwoneraantal van 7190 personen, verspreid over 1408 huishoudens; in 2011 waren er 100 inwoners meer, verspreid over 1715 huishoudens.

{{Appendix}}

[[Categorie:Dorpscommissie in Nepal]]
[[Categorie:Ilam (district)]]

title: Situering

Regio: Eastern (EDR)

Zone: Mechi

District: Ilam

Coördinaten: 26° 51′ NB, 88° 4′ OL

title: Algemeen

title: Foto's

Foto's: Kanyam

Portaal: Azië