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# Lewis Pinhorn Wood
Lewis Pinhorn Wood (1848–1918) was a British landscapist and watercolourist, best known for his rural scenes of Sussex and Surrey. In the tradition of the Victorian era, his work depicted idyllic scenes of rural life across the home counties.

## Personal life
Born in Middlesex in 1848, his father was Lewis John Wood (1813–1901), the 19th-century architectural artist and lithographer renowned principally for his specialisation in architectural scenes from across Belgium and Northern France. In 1875, he married Louisa Howard Watson in the church of St Saviour in Hampstead, Middlesex. They had four children; the illustrator and designer Clarence Lawson Wood (1878–1957), Eveline, Esmond and Enid.
In early married life Pinhorn Wood lived and worked at Burnside in the village of Shere, Surrey, before moving to Highgate, London, and latterly to Homefield Road in Chiswick. In later life he lived in Pevensey, Sussex, where he registered as a member of the Sussex Archaeological Society in 1910, and died on 7 November 1918.

## Career
As a young man Wood studied at Heatherley’s School of Fine Art, and learnt to sketch on Hampstead Heath, near to the family home at 38 Park Road, Haverstock in Hampstead. His work was influenced by his father, who he accompanied on sketching trips around the UK, and on several of his painting tours of Northern Europe. His early work from these trips includes Rue de Hallage, Rouen (1869) and A Tyrolean Scene. He also studied at the West London School of Art, in Bolsover Street.
From 1873 to 1884 Wood worked as an art master at University College School in Hampstead, a job allowing him to continue his painting tours of the country, particularly during the summer months.
From the 1870s onward, Wood focussed on rural landscapes, working mainly in watercolour, but occasionally in oil, across Sussex, Surrey and some London Boroughs. His work played into the Victorian appetite for idyllic, sentimental scenes of rural life. He exhibited regularly in London at the Royal Academy, the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, the Dudley Gallery, and elsewhere. He exhibited three times at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, with In the Meadows at Arundel (1876), As the tree falls, so must it lie (1877), and Wheat Field, near Fairley, Sussex (1881).
Pinhorn Wood also travelled widely around Britain in pursuit of iconic scenes beyond his mainstay of Surrey and Sussex. From early in his career he compiled an album of his travels entitled Sketches from Nature 1869–1908. Full of dated pencil and watercolour sketches, it provides a record of many of the places to which he ventured, including Cumbria in the summer of 1890, North Wales in the summer of 1891, and as far north as the Trossachs in Perthshire.
In 1892 Wood returned to the continent to paint in towns in Northern France and travelled to Limburg in Germany, which his father had portrayed in his 1862 scene Limburg an der Lahn, Blick in die Altstadt mit dem Dom St. Georg. Paintings from Pinhorn Wood's trip included the substantial Limburg an der Lahn, an idyllic view across the Lahn river towards the castle and cathedral of Limburg.
In 1890, aged 41 and with a young family of four, he wrote a story for children entitled "Harry Goodchild's Day Dream: A Tale". The 28 page book was published by George Stoneman. The monthly magazine The Coming Day reviewed it as "A childish but rather pretty story about two children who were gifted with wings to enable them to fly for once to the moon".
In January 1901 he joined the Savage Club as an 'Art' member.
In April 1906 the Modern Gallery on New Bond Street, London, held an exhibition titled ‘Three Generations’, showing work by LJ Wood (cathedrals), Pinhorn Wood (landscapes) and Lawson Wood (humorous scenes) together. A similar exhibition of work from the three generations of the family was held by Walker’s Galleries of New Bond Street in February 1912.
In 1921 the art collector Arthur Myers Smith (1871-1936) donated three watercolours by Pinhorn Wood of the Belgian city of Namur, on the River Meuse, to the Victoria and Albert Museum. These first appeared on public display at V&A South Kensington in June 2009.

## Selected works
- Rue de Hallage, Rouen (1869)
- A Tyrolean Scene
- Portrait of a figure in a hat (1872)
- Portrait of a Lady in Tudor Costume (1872)
- Cattle beside a lake (1874)
- Old Stables, Kenilworth Castle, Warwickshire (1875)
- A Bush Scene (1876)
- A girl carrying a bucket before a thatched cottage (1878)
- View of a thatched windmill (1878)
- Woodland Views of Surrey (1880)
- Gomshall, Surrey (1880)
- Upstream on the Rother, East Sussex (1882)
- Rustic Cottage (1884)
- Man and dog on a village lane in winter (1884)
- A Winter Landscape (1884)
- Country lane with figures (1884)
- The Millpool (1887)
- The Silent Pool, twilight (1888)
- Evening on the Tillingbourne (1889)
- Winter landscape with Anchor Inn (1890)
- Ashness Bridge - Keswick, Lake District (1890)
- Winter (1890)
- Cottage in lane (1892)
- Continental street scene (1892)
- Figure outside a cathedral (1892)
- Figures by a cathedral (1892)
- Man and dog walking along banks of river (1893)
- River view with cottages in the background (1893)
- The old church, Albury, Surrey (1894)
- Surrey valley (1895)
- Lewes from the Downs (1898)
- On the South Downs above Lewes (1898)
- A Surrey Common (1904)
- Rocky stream with mountains rising (1906)
- Houses at Hawkhurst, Kent (1908)
- Continental Castle with Windmill (undated)
- Continental street study 1 (undated)
- Continental street study 2 (undated)
- English cottage scene 1
- English cottage scene 2
- Arrival of a steamer at the Old Kew Bridge (undated)
- View of Shere, Surrey 1 (undated)
- Westham Church from Pevensey Castle looking West (undated)
- Levington village, Sussex (undated)
- Meadows before Pevensey Castle, East Sussex (undated)
- Castle grazing in the Village Meadows (undated)
- Near Hankham, Sussex (undated)
- Hampstead Heath (undated)
- Cornfields near Lancing, Sussex (undated)
- View of Hove, Sussex (undated)
- View of the cobbler's shop on the bridge, Ambleside (undated)
- Winter landscape with figure on country lane (undated)
- Suffolk waterside landscape with stone cottage (undated)
- River landscape with figures angling (undated)
- An estuary at dusk (undated)
- Figures on a track before an oak tree (undated)
- Windsor Castle (undated)
- Woman and dog passing a cottage (undated)
- A corner of Old Warwick (undated)
- At Tunbridge Wells (undated)
- Corn, Stooks
- Coastal view with rough seas (undated)
- A Surrey landscape (undated)
- Harvest scene (undated)
- Faggot Gatherers in Snow (undated)
- Walking the Dog (undated)
- Early Fishing Village (undated)
- Goathland Moor (undated)
- British Paddle Steamer docked in an estuary (undated)
- East Sussex view 1
- East Sussex view 2
- East Sussex view 3
- East Sussex view 4
- East Sussex view 5

title: Lewis Pinhorn Wood

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[[File:Evening_on_the_Tillingbourne_(1889)_by_Lewis_Pinhorn_Wood.jpg|thumb|upright=1.5|Evening on the Tillingbourne (1889) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood, painted near the Woods' family home in [[Shere]]]]

'''Lewis Pinhorn Wood''' (1848–1918) was a British [[landscapist]] and [[watercolourist]], best known for his rural scenes of Sussex and Surrey. In the tradition of the Victorian era, his work depicted idyllic scenes of rural life across the [[home counties]].

==Personal life==
Born in Middlesex in 1848, his father was Lewis John Wood (1813–1901),<ref>{{Art UK bio|wikidata=Q21453938|name=Lewis John Wood (1813–1901)|ref=1}}</ref> the 19th-century architectural artist and lithographer renowned principally for his specialisation in architectural scenes from across [[Belgium and Northern France]]. In 1875, he married Louisa Howard Watson in the church of St Saviour in Hampstead, Middlesex. They had four children; the illustrator and designer [[Lawson Wood|Clarence Lawson Wood]] (1878–1957), Eveline, Esmond and Enid.

In early married life Pinhorn Wood lived and worked at Burnside in the village of [[Shere#19th century|Shere]], Surrey,<ref name=anc>{{cite web|url=http://search.ancestry.com.au/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=mediaphotopublic&so=2&pcat=43&rank=0&gsln=Esmond&rg_81004011__date=1881&gss=angs-c |title=Esmond – Public Member Photos & Scanned Documents – Ancestry.com.au |publisher=Search.ancestry.com.au |date= |access-date=2014-03-16}}</ref> before moving to [[Highgate]], London, and latterly to Homefield Road in [[Chiswick]].<ref name=anc/> In later life he lived in [[Pevensey]], Sussex, where he registered as a member of the [[Sussex Archaeological Society]]<ref>[http://www.sussex-opc.org/index.php?p=438&t=sasmember Sussex Archaeological Society]</ref> in 1910, and died on 7 November 1918.

==Career==
[[File:Westham_Church_from_Pevensey_Castle_looking_west_(undated)_by_Lewis_Pinhorn_Wood.jpg|thumb|upright=1.5|'Westham Church from Pevensey Castle looking west' by Lewis Pinhorn Wood]]

As a young man Wood studied at [[Heatherley’s School of Fine Art]], and learnt to sketch on Hampstead Heath, near to the family home at 38 Park Road, Haverstock in Hampstead. His work was influenced by his father, who he accompanied on sketching trips around the UK, and on several of his painting tours of Northern Europe.<ref name="ReferenceA">Catalogue of “Three Generations” exhibition of drawings, held at The Modern Gallery, 61 New Bond Street, London, in April 1906</ref> His early work from these trips includes ''Rue de Hallage, Rouen'' (1869) and ''A Tyrolean Scene''. He also studied at the [[West London School of Art]],<ref>{{cite web|url=https://archive.org/stream/fromstudiotostag00grosuoft/fromstudiotostag00grosuoft_djvu.txt |title=Full text of "From studio to stage : reminiscences of Weedon Grossmith, written by himself" |date= |access-date=2014-03-16}}</ref> in Bolsover Street.

From 1873 to 1884 Wood worked as an art master at [[University College School]] in Hampstead,<ref>Official catalogue of “Three Generations” exhibition of drawings, held at The Modern Gallery, 61 New Bond Street, London, April 1906</ref> a job allowing him to continue his painting tours of the country, particularly during the summer months.

From the 1870s onward, Wood focussed on rural landscapes, working mainly in watercolour, but occasionally in oil, across Sussex, Surrey and some London Boroughs. His work played into the Victorian appetite for idyllic, sentimental scenes of rural life. He exhibited regularly in London at the Royal Academy, the [[Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours]], the Dudley Gallery, and elsewhere.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.artfact.com/auction-lot/wood-lewis-pinhorn,-1870-1913-.-landscape-with-79-c-cf7cdcacf6 |title=Wood (Lewis Pinhorn, 1870–1913). Landscape with – by Dominic Winter Auctions |publisher=Artfact.com |date=2011-07-21 |access-date=2014-03-16}}</ref> He exhibited three times at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, with ''In the Meadows at Arundel'' (1876), ''As the tree falls, so must it lie'' (1877), and ''Wheat Field, near Fairley, Sussex'' (1881).<ref>[https://chronicle250.com/index/exhibitors/Wm-Wo''Royal Academy Summer Exhibition catalogues'']</ref>

Pinhorn Wood also travelled widely around Britain in pursuit of iconic scenes beyond his mainstay of Surrey and Sussex. From early in his career he compiled an album of his travels entitled ''Sketches from Nature 1869–1908''. Full of dated pencil and watercolour sketches, it provides a record of many of the places to which he ventured, including Cumbria in the summer of 1890, North Wales in the summer of 1891, and as far north as the Trossachs in Perthshire.<ref>[http://www.bellmans.co.uk/Lot/?sale=JUN2015&lot=1015&id=56710''Bellmans Antiques & Interiors Sale – 24 Jun 2015'']</ref>

[[File:Limburg_an_der_Lahn_(undated)_by_Lewis_Pinhorn_Wood.jpg|thumb|upright=1.5|'Limburg an der Lahn' by Lewis Pinhorn Wood]]

In 1892 Wood returned to the continent to paint in towns in Northern France and travelled to Limburg in Germany, which his father had portrayed in his 1862 scene ''Limburg an der Lahn, Blick in die Altstadt mit dem Dom St. Georg''.<ref>[http://www.artnet.com/artists/lewis-john-wood/limburg-an-der-lahn-blick-in-die-altstadt-mit-dem-4ZT4E6O5foVw06cMBNnPyw2''artnet – Lewis John Wood_Limburg an der Lahn, Blick in die Altstadt mit dem Dom St Georg'']</ref> Paintings from Pinhorn Wood's trip included the substantial ''[[:File:Limburg_an_der_Lahn_(undated)_by_Lewis_Pinhorn_Wood.jpg|Limburg an der Lahn]]'', an idyllic view across the Lahn river towards the castle and cathedral of Limburg.

In 1890, aged 41 and with a young family of four, he wrote a story for children entitled "Harry Goodchild's Day Dream: A Tale".<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=Bhw_YAAACAAJ ''Harry Goodchild's Day Dream: A Tale'']</ref> The 28 page book was published by George Stoneman. The monthly magazine ''The Coming Day'' reviewed it as "A childish but rather pretty story about two children who were gifted with wings to enable them to fly for once to the moon".<ref>[http://www.iapsop.com/archive/materials/coming_day_hopps/coming_day_v2_n9_sep_1892.pdf)''The Coming Day (September 1892)'']</ref>

In January 1901 he joined the [[Savage Club]] as an 'Art' member.<ref name="scholarsportal">{{cite web |url=http://booksnow2.scholarsportal.info/ebooks/oca3/14/savageclubmedley00watsuoft/savageclubmedley00watsuoft_djvu.txt |title=ebooks/oca3/14/savageclubmedley00watsuoft/savageclubmedley00watsuoft_djvu |publisher=booksnow2.scholarsportal.info |access-date=2014-03-16}}</ref><ref>Savage Club Candidates' Book (1901)</ref>

In April 1906 the Modern Gallery on New Bond Street, London, held an exhibition titled ‘Three Generations’, showing work by LJ Wood (cathedrals), Pinhorn Wood (landscapes) and Lawson Wood (humorous scenes) together.<ref name="ReferenceA"/> A similar exhibition of work from the three generations of the family was held by Walker’s Galleries of New Bond Street in February 1912.<ref>Official catalogue of “Exhibition of a Collection of Pencil and Water Colour Drawings the late L J Wood, Pinhorn Wood, and Lawson Wood together with Three Generations”, held at Walker’s Galleries, 118 New Bond Street, February 1912</ref>

In 1921 the art collector Arthur Myers Smith (1871-1936) donated three watercolours by Pinhorn Wood of the Belgian city of Namur, on the River Meuse, to the Victoria and Albert Museum. These first appeared on public display at V&A South Kensington in June 2009.<ref>[https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O827160/drawing-wood-l-pinhorn/''Watercolours by Lewis Pinhorn Wood of Huy, on the Meuse, Belgium, donated by Arthur Myers Smith to the V&A Museum'']</ref>
[[File:The_grave_of_artist_Lewis_Pinhorn_Wood_(1848-1918).jpg|thumb|upright=1.5|Lewis Pinhorn Wood and his wife Louisa were buried together in the graveyard of St Mary's Church in Westham, Sussex]]

==Selected works==
*Rue de Hallage, Rouen (1869)
*[[:File:A Tyrolean Scene (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|A Tyrolean Scene]]
*Portrait of a figure in a hat (1872)
*Portrait of a Lady in Tudor Costume (1872)
*[[:File:Cattle beside a Lake (1874) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Cattle beside a lake (1874)]]
*Old Stables, Kenilworth Castle, Warwickshire (1875)
*A Bush Scene (1876)
*A girl carrying a bucket before a thatched cottage (1878)
*View of a thatched windmill (1878)
*[[:File:Woodland view of Surrey (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Woodland Views of Surrey (1880)]]
*[[:File:Gomshall, Surrey (1880) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Gomshall, Surrey (1880)]]
*[http://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/lewis-pinhorn-wood-exh.-1881-1913-up-stream-on-394-c-uva95qi2ty Upstream on the Rother, East Sussex (1882)]
*Rustic Cottage (1884)
*[http://artsalesindex.artinfo.com/asi/lots/2296209 Man and dog on a village lane in winter (1884)]
*[[:File:A Winter Landscape (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|A Winter Landscape (1884)]]
*Country lane with figures (1884)
*The Millpool (1887)
*[[:File:Silent Pool, Albury, Surrey (1888) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|The Silent Pool, twilight (1888)]]
*[[:File:Evening on the Tillingbourne (1889) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Evening on the Tillingbourne (1889)]]
*[[:File:Winter landscape with The Anchor Inn (1890) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Winter landscape with Anchor Inn (1890)]]
*Ashness Bridge - Keswick, Lake District (1890)
*Winter (1890)
*Cottage in lane (1892)
*Continental street scene (1892)
*Figure outside a cathedral (1892)
*Figures by a cathedral (1892)
*Man and dog walking along banks of river (1893)
*River view with cottages in the background (1893)
*The old church, Albury, Surrey (1894)
*Surrey valley (1895)
*Lewes from the Downs (1898)
*On the South Downs above Lewes (1898)
*[[:File:A Surrey Common (1904) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|A Surrey Common (1904)]]
*Rocky stream with mountains rising (1906)
*Houses at Hawkhurst, Kent (1908)
*[[:File:Continental Castle with Windmill (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Continental Castle with Windmill (undated)]]
*[[:File:Continental street study 1 (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Continental street study 1 (undated)]]
*[[:File:Continental street study 2 (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Continental street study 2 (undated)]]
*[[:File:English cottage scene 1 (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|English cottage scene 1]]
*[[:File:English cottage scene 2 (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|English cottage scene 2]]
*[[:File:Arrival of steamer at the old Kew Bridge (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Arrival of a steamer at the Old Kew Bridge (undated)]]
*View of Shere, Surrey 1 (undated)
*[[:File:Westham Church from Pevensey Castle looking west (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Westham Church from Pevensey Castle looking West (undated)]]
*[[:File:Levington village%2C Sussex %28undated%29 by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Levington village, Sussex (undated)]]
*Meadows before Pevensey Castle, East Sussex (undated)
*[[:File:Cattle grazing in the village meadows (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Castle grazing in the Village Meadows (undated)]]
*[[:File:Near Hankham, Sussex (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Near Hankham, Sussex (undated)]]
*Hampstead Heath (undated)
*Cornfields near Lancing, Sussex (undated)
*[[:File:View of Hove, Sussex (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|View of Hove, Sussex (undated)]]
*[[:File:View of the cobbler's shop on the bridge, Ambleside (undated).jpg|View of the cobbler's shop on the bridge, Ambleside (undated)]]
*[[:File:Winter landscape with figure on country lane (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Winter landscape with figure on country lane (undated)]]
*[[:File:Suffolk waterside landscape with stone cottage (undated) by Lewis.jpg|Suffolk waterside landscape with stone cottage (undated)]]
*[[:File:River landscape with figures angling %28undated%29 by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|River landscape with figures angling (undated)]]
*An estuary at dusk (undated)
*Figures on a track before an oak tree (undated)
*Windsor Castle (undated)
*Woman and dog passing a cottage (undated)
*A corner of Old Warwick (undated)
*At Tunbridge Wells (undated)
*Corn, Stooks
*Coastal view with rough seas (undated)
*[[:File:A Surrey landscape (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|A Surrey landscape (undated)]]
*Harvest scene (undated)
*Faggot Gatherers in Snow (undated)
*Walking the Dog (undated)
*[[:File:Early Fishing Village (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|Early Fishing Village (undated)]]
*Goathland Moor (undated)
*[[:File:British Paddle Steamer docked in an Estuary (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|British Paddle Steamer docked in an estuary (undated)]]
*[[:File:Sussex view 1 (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|East Sussex view 1]]
*[[:File:Sussex view 2 (undated) by Lewis Pinhorn Wood.jpg|East Sussex view 2]]
*East Sussex view 3
*East Sussex view 4
*East Sussex view 5

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
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title: Lewis Pinhorn Wood

Born: 1848 · Middlesex, England

Died: 7 November 1918 (aged 69–70)

Nationality: British

Other names: L. Pinhorn Wood

Occupation(s): landscapist, watercolourist

Spouse: Louisa Howard Watson  (m. 1875)

Relatives: Clarence Lawson Wood (son)


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# Gnamptogenys mecotyle
Gnamptogenys mecotyle is een mierensoort uit de onderfamilie van de Ectatomminae. De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1958 door Brown.

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| naam = ''Gnamptogenys mecotyle''
| afbeelding =
| orde = [[Vliesvleugeligen|Hymenoptera]] (Vliesvleugeligen)
| familie = [[Mieren|Formicidae]] (Mieren)
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| tribus = [[Ectatommini]]
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'''''Gnamptogenys mecotyle''''' is een [[Mieren|mierensoort]] uit de onderfamilie van de [[Ectatomminae]].<ref>{{Citeer web |url=http://www.antwiki.org/wiki/Gnamptogenys_mecotyle |titel=Vermelding van de soort op Antwiki (Geraadpleegd april 2013) |bezochtdatum=1 mei 2014 |archiefdatum=1 oktober 2013 |archiefurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20131001100821/http://www.antwiki.org/wiki/Gnamptogenys_mecotyle |dodeurl=ja }}</ref><ref>[http://www.antweb.org/description.do?genus=Gnamptogenys&name=mecotyle&rank=species Vermelding van de soort op Antweb (Geraadpleegd april 2013)]</ref> De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1958 door Brown.

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title: Gnamptogenys mecotyle

Rijk: Animalia (Dieren)

Stam: Arthropoda (Geleedpotigen)

Klasse: Insecta (Insecten)

Orde: Hymenoptera (Vliesvleugeligen)

Familie: Formicidae (Mieren)

Onderfamilie: Ectatomminae

Geslachtengroep: Ectatommini

Geslacht: Gnamptogenys

title: Soort

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# 我的避風港
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《'''我的避風港'''》（{{lang-th|รักสุดท้าย}}，{{lang-en|''My Safe Zone The Series''}}）為[[泰國第3電視台]]旗下子公司[[BEC World]]所製作的[[LGBT]][[泰國劇集|劇集]]，由[[洛蕾娜·舒特]]與[[娜查·德查蒙卡拉琵瓦]]領銜主演<ref>{{Cite web|date=2025-01-16|title=หมิว - ลีน่า เคมีปัง ! เปิดตัวคู่จิ้นเกิร์ลเลิฟคู่ใหม่ ช่อง 3|url=https://drama.kapook.com/view288092.html#|website=drama.kapook.com|language=th}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|date=2025-01-17|title=กระหึ่มโซเชียล “คุณดิว ปิ่นกมล” เฉลยแล้ว! “หมิว - ลีน่า” ลงซีรีส์แซฟฟิกเรื่องใหม่ ช่อง 3|url=https://www.fm91bkk.com/newsarticle/43655|website=fm91bkk.com|language=th|access-date=2025-02-01|archive-date=2025-01-17|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250117062345/https://fm91bkk.com/newsarticle/43655|dead-url=no}}</ref>。

== 演員陣容 ==
{{small|註：括號內的演員姓名為小名。}}
===主要演員===
* [[洛蕾娜·舒特]]（Lena） 飾演 Alin（Lin）
* [[娜查·德查蒙卡拉琵瓦]]（Miu） 飾演 Jane

===次要演員===
* [[阿納妲·普拉柯吉]]（Ying） 飾演

==製作==
2025年1月15日，[[泰國第3電視台]]於官方[[Instagram]]公布[[洛蕾娜·舒特]]（Lena）與[[娜查·德查蒙卡拉琵瓦]]（Miu）為旗下製作公司BEC World繼“[[鄺玲玲|Ling]]-[[可恩娜帕·瑟塔拉達那彭|Orm]]”後的第二對[[百合 (藝術類型)|百合劇]]CP，劇情預告也將於近期釋出<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.instagram.com/p/DE2D5-JP8hC/?igsh=MTEycDdidmhleXNwYQ==|title=Official pilot, Coming soon~🤍|publisher=[[Instagram]]|accessdate=2025-01-15|language=th}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.daradaily.com/news/146557/read|title=“หมิว ณัชชา” ประกบคู่ “ลีน่า” ซีรีส์เกิร์ลเลิฟเรื่องที่สองวิกสาม|publisher=Dara Daily|accessdate=2025-01-16|language=th}}</ref>。

==參考文獻==
{{reflist|2}}

==外部連結==
* {{Instagram|mysafezoneth|《我的避風港》}}{{th}}
* {{Twitter|mysafezoneth|《我的避風港》}}{{th}}

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# Bandiera del Colorado
La bandiera del Colorado è stato adottata il 5 giugno 1911 e venne disegnata da Andrew Carlisle Johnson.
La bandiera è composta da tre bande orizzontali colorate (partendo dall'alto) in blu, bianco e blu. Nella banda centrale è presente una "C" rossa e al suo interno un disco dorato. Il simbolismo dei colori è molto ricco. Il blu rappresenta il cielo, il giallo il sole, il rosso la terra e il bianco sta per le montagne innevate.
Il 28 febbraio 1929 e il 31 marzo 1964, l'Assemblea Generale del Colorado codificò colori e dettagli della bandiera, in particolare si decise che il rosso, il blu e il bianco dovessero essere gli stessi della bandiera statunitense e che il diametro del disco dorato fosse di pari altezza a quella delle bande orizzontali. Fu inoltre stabilito che la larghezza del tratto della lettera "C" dovesse essere pari al raggio del disco in essa contenuto.

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title: Bandiera del Colorado

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{{F|vessillologia|luglio 2017}}
{{FIAV
|immaginebandiera = Flag of Colorado
|nomebandiera = Flag of Colorado
|tipologia = Bandiera di [[Stati federati degli Stati Uniti d'America|stato federato]]
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|nazione = {{bandiera|Colorado}} [[Colorado]] ({{USA}})
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|foto = Flags of Colorado -Marjorie Park.jpg
|didascalia = Le bandiere sventolano nella città di [[Greenwood Village|Greenwood]]
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La '''bandiera del [[Colorado]]''' è stato adottata il 5 giugno [[1911]] e venne disegnata da [[Andrew Carlisle Johnson]].

La bandiera è composta da tre bande orizzontali colorate (partendo dall'alto) in blu, bianco e blu. Nella banda centrale è presente una "C" rossa e al suo interno un disco dorato. Il simbolismo dei colori è molto ricco. Il [[blu]] rappresenta il cielo, il [[giallo]] il [[sole]], il [[rosso]] la terra e il [[Bianco (colore)|bianco]] sta per le montagne innevate.

Il 28 febbraio [[1929]] e il 31 marzo [[1964]], l'Assemblea Generale del Colorado codificò colori e dettagli della bandiera, in particolare si decise che il rosso, il blu e il bianco dovessero essere gli stessi della [[bandiera statunitense]] e che il diametro del disco dorato fosse di pari altezza a quella delle bande orizzontali. Fu inoltre stabilito che la larghezza del tratto della lettera "C" dovesse essere pari al raggio del disco in essa contenuto.

== Altri progetti ==
{{interprogetto}}

== Collegamenti esterni ==
* {{Collegamenti esterni}}

{{Bandiere degli stati degli USA}}
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[[Categoria:Bandiere degli stati degli Stati Uniti d'America|Colorado]]
[[Categoria:Colorado]]

title: Flag of Colorado

Simbolo FIAV: Bandiera di stato e civile

Colori: Blu Bianco Giallo Rosso

Tipologia: Bandiera di stato federato

Adozione: 5 giugno 1911

Nazione: Colorado ( Stati Uniti)

title: Fotografia

Fotografia: Le bandiere sventolano nella città di Greenwood


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# FA Community Shield 2013
FA Community Shield 2013 var den 91:a upplagan av FA Community Shield, en årlig fotbollsmatch som äger rum mellan fjolårets vinnare av Premier League och fjolårets vinnare av FA-cupen. Matchen spelades mellan vinnarna av Premier League 2012/2013, Manchester United, samt vinnarna av FA-cupen, Wigan Athletic, på Wembley Stadium i London den 11 augusti 2013 och slutade 2-0 till Manchester United. Efter att Wigan relegerades till Championship endast några dagar efter deras vinst i FA-cupen innebar det att ett lag utanför högstadivisionen skulle vara med i FA Community Shield sedan West Ham United 1980.
Matchen spelades på Wembley Stadium den 11 augusti 2013. Manchester United vann med 2-0 efter två mål av Robin van Persie, och därmed tog Manchester United sin 20:e titel i FA Community Shield.

## Match

### Matchinformation
|           | 11 augusti 2013 | Manchester United        | 2 – 0           | Wigan Athletic | Wembley Stadium, London                           |                                                   |
| 14:00 BST | 14:00 BST       | Robin van Persie 6′, 59′ | (1 – 0) Rapport |                | Publik: 80 235 Domare: Mark Clattenburg (England) | Publik: 80 235 Domare: Mark Clattenburg (England) |
| 14:00 BST | 14:00 BST       |                          |                 |                | Publik: 80 235 Domare: Mark Clattenburg (England) | Publik: 80 235 Domare: Mark Clattenburg (England) |
| 14:00 BST | 14:00 BST       |                          |                 |                | Publik: 80 235 Domare: Mark Clattenburg (England) | Publik: 80 235 Domare: Mark Clattenburg (England) |

| Manchester United | Wigan Athletic |

| MV          | 1  | David de Gea      |       |     |
| HB          | 2  | Rafael            |       | 16′ |
| MB          | 15 | Nemanja Vidić (c) |       |     |
| MB          | 4  | Phil Jones        |       |     |
| VB          | 3  | Patrice Evra      |       |     |
| MF          | 23 | Tom Cleverley     | 90+1' |     |
| MF          | 16 | Michael Carrick   |       |     |
| MF          | 11 | Ryan Giggs        |       | 67′ |
| HY          | 29 | Wilfried Zaha     |       | 61′ |
| VY          | 19 | Danny Welbeck     |       | 83′ |
| A           | 20 | Robin van Persie  |       | 83′ |
| Avbytare:   |    |                   |       |     |
| MV          | 13 | Anders Lindegaard |       |     |
| F           | 6  | Jonny Evans       |       |     |
| F           | 12 | Chris Smalling    |       | 16′ |
| MF          | 8  | Anderson          |       | 67′ |
| MF          | 25 | Antonio Valencia  |       | 61′ |
| MF          | 26 | Shinji Kagawa     |       | 83′ |
| MF          | 44 | Adnan Januzaj     |       | 83′ |
| Tränare:    |    |                   |       |     |
| David Moyes |    |                   |       |     |

| MV         | 1  | Scott Carson         |     |     |
| HB         | 17 | Emmerson Boyce (c)   |     |     |
| MB         | 24 | James Perch          |     |     |
| MB         | 25 | Leon Barnett         |     |     |
| VB         | 3  | Stephen Crainey      |     |     |
| MF         | 4  | James McCarthy       |     | 86′ |
| MF         | 8  | Ben Watson           |     | 71′ |
| MF         | 16 | James McArthur       | 50' | 61′ |
| HY         | 10 | Shaun Maloney        |     | 71′ |
| VY         | 11 | James McClean        |     | 61′ |
| A          | 9  | Grant Holt           |     | 61′ |
| Avbytare:  |    |                      |     |     |
| MV         | 13 | Lee Nicholls         |     |     |
| MF         | 7  | Chris McCann         |     | 61′ |
| MF         | 14 | Jordi Gómez          |     | 71′ |
| MF         | 18 | Roger Espinoza       | 88' | 71′ |
| MF         | 29 | Nouha Dicko          |     | 86′ |
| A          | 15 | Callum McManaman     |     | 61′ |
| A          | 32 | Marc-Antoine Fortuné |     | 61′ |
| Tränare:   |    |                      |     |     |
| Owen Coyle |    |                      |     |     |

| Matchens spelare - Michael Carrick (Manchester United) Matchdelegater - Assisterande domare: - Mike Mullarkey (England) - Scott Ledger (England) - Fjärdedomare: Michael Oliver (England) - Reservdomare: Lee Betts (England) | Regler - 90 minuter. - Straffar vid oavgjort efter 90 minuter. - Sju avbytare. - Maximalt sex byten. |

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{{Infobox fotbollsmatch
|titel                   = FA Community Shield 2013
|bild                    = Olympic Way from Wembley Stadium before FA Community Shield 2013 - panoramio.jpg
|bildtext                = Människor på väg till Wembley Stadium före finalen
|tävling                 =
|lag1                    = [[Manchester United FC|Manchester United]]
|lag1resultat            = 2
|lag2                    = [[Wigan Athletic FC|Wigan Athletic]]
|lag2resultat            = 0
|detaljer                =
|matchensspelare1a       = [[Michael Carrick]]
|datum                   = {{Sportdatum|2013|8|11}}
|arena                   = [[Wembley Stadium]]
|spelort                 = [[London]], [[England]]
|publik                  = 80235
|domare                  = {{Domare|Mark Clattenburg|ENG}}<ref name="officials">{{webbref |titel=Clattenburg to ref Shield |url=http://www.thefa.com/News/competitions/fa-community-shield/2013/jul/clattenburg-to-ref-shield.aspx |verk=Thefa.com |utgivare=The Football Association |datum=8 juli 2013}}</ref>
|väder                   =
|tidigare                = [[FA Community Shield 2012|2012]]
|nästa                   = [[FA Community Shield 2014|2014]]
}}

'''FA Community Shield 2013''' var den 91:a upplagan av [[FA Community Shield]], en årlig [[Fotboll|fotbollsmatch]] som äger rum mellan fjolårets vinnare av [[Premier League]] och fjolårets vinnare av [[FA-cupen]]. Matchen spelades mellan vinnarna av [[Premier League 2012/2013]], [[Manchester United FC|Manchester United]], samt vinnarna av FA-cupen, [[Wigan Athletic FC|Wigan Athletic]], på [[Wembley Stadium]] i [[London]] den 11 augusti 2013 och slutade 2-0 till Manchester United. Efter att Wigan relegerades till [[EFL Championship|Championship]] endast några dagar efter deras vinst i FA-cupen innebar det att ett lag utanför högstadivisionen skulle vara med i FA Community Shield sedan West Ham United 1980.

Matchen spelades på Wembley Stadium den 11 augusti 2013. Manchester United vann med 2-0 efter två mål av [[Robin van Persie]], och därmed tog Manchester United sin 20:e titel i FA Community Shield.
<!--The '''2013 FA Community Shield''' was played on 11 August 2013 at [[Wembley Stadium]], between the winners of the previous season's [[2012–13 Premier League|Premier League]] and [[2012–13 FA Cup|FA Cup]] competitions. The match was contested by the champions of the [[2012–13 Premier League]], [[Manchester United F.C.|Manchester United]], and the [[2012–13 FA Cup]] [[2013 FA Cup Final|winners]], [[Wigan Athletic F.C.|Wigan Athletic]].<ref>[http://www.thefa.com/News/competitions/fa-community-shield/2013/aug/manchester-united-wigan-athletic-wembley-twitter-updates.aspx United v Wigan]</ref> Following Wigan's relegation to the [[Football League Championship]] just days after their cup triumph, it was the first time a team from outside the top division featured in the Community Shield since [[West Ham United F.C.|West Ham United]] in [[1980 FA Charity Shield|1980]].

[[Manchester United F.C.|Manchester United]] won the Shield for a record 16th time outright and 20th time overall after a 2–0 win over [[Wigan Athletic F.C.|Wigan Athletic]], with [[Robin van Persie]] scoring both goals.<ref>{{webbref|url= http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2389279/Manchester-United-2-Wigan-0--Community-Shield-match-report.html|titel=Manchester United 2 Wigan 0|datum=11 August 2013|verk=Daily Mail|hämtdatum=12 August 2013 }}</ref>
This season's Shield was especially notable for being [[David Moyes]]' first honour as Manchester United manager, in what was his first competitive match in charge of the club following the retirement of [[Alex Ferguson|Sir Alex Ferguson]] at the end of the 2012–13 season.<ref>{{Webbref |url= http://www.theguardian.com/football/2013/aug/11/manchester-united-community-shield-wigan |titel=Van Persie's double fires Manchester United past Wigan |datum=11 August 2013 |verk=Guardian |hämtdatum=12 August 2013 }}</ref>-->

==Match==
===Matchinformation===
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|resultat        = 2 - 0
|halvtid         = 1 – 0
|rapport         = [http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/23565298 Rapport]
|lag2            = [[Wigan Athletic FC|Wigan Athletic]]
|mål1            = [[Robin van Persie]] {{mål|6||59}}
|mål2            =
|straffresultat  =
|straffar1       =
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|arena           = [[Wembley Stadium]], [[London]]
|publik          = 80235
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|MV ||'''1''' ||{{flagicon|ESP}} [[David de Gea]]
|-
|HB ||'''2''' ||{{flagicon|BRA}} [[Rafael Pereira da Silva|Rafael]] || || {{utbytt|16}}
|-
|MB ||'''15'''||{{flagicon|SRB}} [[Nemanja Vidić]] ([[Lagkapten|c]])
|-
|MB ||'''4''' ||{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Phil Jones]]
|-
|VB ||'''3''' ||{{flagicon|FRA}} [[Patrice Evra]]
|-
|MF ||'''23'''||{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Tom Cleverley]] || {{gultkort|90+1}}
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|MF ||'''16'''||{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Michael Carrick]]
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|MF ||'''11'''||{{flagicon|WAL}} [[Ryan Giggs]] || || {{utbytt|67}}
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|HY ||'''29'''||{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Wilfried Zaha]] || || {{utbytt|61}}
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|VY ||'''19'''||{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Danny Welbeck]] || || {{utbytt|83}}
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|A ||'''20'''||{{flagicon|NED}} [[Robin van Persie]] || || {{utbytt|83}}
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Avbytare:'''
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|MV ||'''13'''||{{flagicon|DEN}} [[Anders Lindegaard]]
|-
|F ||'''6''' ||{{flagicon|NIR}} [[Jonny Evans]]
|-
|F ||'''12'''||{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Chris Smalling]] || || {{inbytt|16}}
|-
|MF ||'''8''' ||{{flagicon|BRA}} [[Anderson Luís de Abreu Oliveira|Anderson]] || || {{inbytt|67}}
|-
|MF ||'''25'''||{{flagicon|ECU}} [[Antonio Valencia]] || || {{inbytt|61}}
|-
|MF ||'''26'''||{{flagicon|JPN}} [[Shinji Kagawa]] || || {{inbytt|83}}
|-
|MF ||'''44'''||{{flagicon|BEL}} [[Adnan Januzaj]] || || {{inbytt|83}}
|-
|colspan=3|'''Tränare:'''
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|colspan="3"|{{flagicon|SCO}} [[David Moyes]]
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|MV ||'''1''' ||{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Scott Carson]]
|-
|HB ||'''17'''||{{flagicon|BRB}} [[Emmerson Boyce]] ([[Lagkapten|c]])
|-
|MB ||'''24'''||{{flagicon|ENG}} [[James Perch]]
|-
|MB ||'''25'''||{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Leon Barnett]]
|-
|VB ||'''3''' ||{{flagicon|SCO}} [[Stephen Crainey]]
|-
|MF ||'''4''' ||{{flagicon|IRL}} [[James McCarthy]] || || {{utbytt|86}}
|-
|MF ||'''8''' ||{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Ben Watson]] || || {{utbytt|71}}
|-
|MF ||'''16'''||{{flagicon|SCO}} [[James McArthur]] || {{gultkort|50}} || {{utbytt|61}}
|-
|HY ||'''10'''||{{flagicon|SCO}} [[Shaun Maloney]] || || {{utbytt|71}}
|-
|VY ||'''11'''||{{flagicon|IRL}} [[James McClean]] || || {{utbytt|61}}
|-
|A ||'''9''' ||{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Grant Holt]] || || {{utbytt|61}}
|-
|colspan=3|'''Avbytare:'''
|-
|MV ||'''13'''||{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Lee Nicholls]]
|-
|MF ||'''7''' ||{{flagicon|IRL}} [[Chris McCann]] || || {{inbytt|61}}
|-
|MF ||'''14'''||{{flagicon|ESP}} [[Jordi Gómez]] || || {{inbytt|71}}
|-
|MF ||'''18'''||{{flagicon|HON}} [[Roger Espinoza]] || {{gultkort|88}} || {{inbytt|71}}
|-
|MF ||'''29'''||{{flagicon|FRA}} [[Nouha Dicko]] || || {{inbytt|86}}
|-
|A ||'''15'''||{{flagicon|ENG}} [[Callum McManaman]] || || {{inbytt|61}}
|-
|A||'''32'''||{{flagicon|FRA}} [[Marc-Antoine Fortuné]] || || {{inbytt|61}}
|-
|colspan=3|'''Tränare:'''
|-
|colspan=3|{{flagicon|IRL}} [[Owen Coyle]]
|}
|}

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| width=50% valign=top|
;Matchens spelare
*[[Michael Carrick]] (Manchester United)

;Matchdelegater
*Assisterande domare:
**{{Domare|Mike Mullarkey|ENG}}<ref name="officials"/>
**{{Domare|Scott Ledger|ENG}}<ref name="officials"/>
*Fjärdedomare: {{Domare|Michael Oliver|ENG}}<ref name="officials"/>
*Reservdomare: {{Domare|Lee Betts|ENG}}<ref name="officials"/>
| style="width:50%; vertical-align:top"|
'''Regler'''
*90 minuter.
*Straffar vid oavgjort efter 90 minuter.
*Sju avbytare.
*Maximalt sex byten.
|}

== Se även ==
*[[Premier League 2013/2014]]
*[[FA-cupen 2013/2014]]

== Källor ==
=== Referenser ===
<references/>

{{STANDARDSORTERING:FA Community Shield 2013}}

{{FA Community Shield}}

[[Kategori:2013 i Storbritannien]]
[[Kategori:FA Community Shield|2013]]
[[Kategori:Fotbollsåret 2013]]

title: FA Community Shield 2013

Manchester United: Wigan Athletic

Datum: 11 augusti 2013

Arena: Wembley Stadium

Spelort: London, England

Domare: Mark Clattenburg (England)

Matchens spelare: Michael Carrick


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# Marvin Wanitzek
Marvin Wanitzek (ur. 7 maja 1993 w Bruchsal) – niemiecki piłkarz polskiego pochodzenia  grający na pozycji środkowego pomocnika w klubie Karlsruher SC.

## Życie prywatne
Jego młodszy brat Nicolas również jest piłkarzem.

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!   ! FV Ubstadt
! –2010 ! [[TSG 1899 Hoffenheim]]
! 2010–2012 ! FCA Walldorf
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! 2012–2013 ! FCA Walldorf ! 28 ! 7
! 2013–2017 ! [[VfB Stuttgart|VfB Stuttgart II]] ! 96 ! 15
! 2015–2016 ! [[VfB Stuttgart]] ! 1 ! 0
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'''Marvin Wanitzek''' (ur. [[7 maja]] [[1993]] w [[Bruchsal]]) – [[Niemcy|niemiecki]] [[piłkarz]] [[Polska|polskiego]] pochodzenia  grający na pozycji [[pomocnik (piłka nożna)|środkowego pomocnika]] w klubie [[Karlsruher SC]]<ref>{{cytuj | tytuł = Marvin Wanitzek - Profil zawodnika 23/24 | data dostępu = 2023-11-04 | opublikowany = www.transfermarkt.pl | url = https://www.transfermarkt.pl/marvin-wanitzek/profil/spieler/119581 | język = pl}}</ref>.

== Życie prywatne ==
Jego młodszy brat Nicolas również jest piłkarzem<ref>{{cytuj | tytuł = Nicolas Wanitzek - Profil zawodnika | data dostępu = 2023-11-04 | opublikowany = www.transfermarkt.pl | url = https://www.transfermarkt.pl/nicolas-wanitzek/profil/spieler/467257 | język = pl}}</ref>.

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# Chak Jhumra
Chak Jhumra (en ourdou : چک جھمرہ) est une ville pakistanaise située dans le district de Faisalabad, dans la province du Pendjab. Elle est la capitale du tehsil du même nom.
La ville est située à seulement 21 kilomètres au nord de Faisalabad, troisième plus grande ville du pays. C'est une jonction importante au sein du réseau ferré pakistanais. La voie venant de Faisalabad se divise en effet en trois pour rejoindre Sargodha ou Lahore.
La population de la ville a été multipliée par trois entre 1972 et 2017 selon les recensements officiels, passant de 16 278 habitants à 48 724. Entre 1998 et 2017, la croissance annuelle moyenne s'affiche à 2,2 %, un peu inférieure à la moyenne nationale de 2,4 %. Selon le recensement de 2023, la population de la ville monte à 60 131 habitants.
Près de 96 % des habitants parlent le pendjabi, tandis qu'environ 3 % des habitants ont l'ourdou pour langue maternelle.
Essentiellement musulmane, la ville inclut une importante minorité chrétienne, comptant presque 3 000 fidèles, presque 5 % des habitants de la ville.
Le taux d'alphabétisation de la ville s'élève à 79 % en 2023 (contre une moyenne nationale de 61 %), dont 82 % pour les hommes et 77 % pour les femmes.
|            | 1972 (rec.) | 1981 (rec.) | 1998 (rec.) | 2017 (rec.) | 2023 (rec.) |
| ---------- | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- |
| Population | 16 278      | 17 420      | 32 111      | 48 724      | 60 131      |

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'''Chak Jhumra''' (en [[ourdou]] : '''چک جھمرہ''') est une ville [[pakistan]]aise située dans le [[district de Faisalabad]], dans la province du [[Pendjab (Pakistan)|Pendjab]]. Elle est la capitale du [[tehsil]] du même nom.

La ville est située à seulement 21 kilomètres au nord de [[Faisalabad]], troisième plus grande ville du pays. C'est une jonction importante au sein du réseau ferré pakistanais. La voie venant de Faisalabad se divise en effet en trois pour rejoindre [[Sargodha]] ou [[Lahore]].

La population de la ville a été multipliée par trois entre 1972 et 2017 selon les [[recensement]]s officiels, passant de {{formatnum:16278}} habitants à {{formatnum:48724}}. Entre 1998 et 2017, la croissance annuelle moyenne s'affiche à 2,2 %, un peu inférieure à la moyenne nationale de 2,4 %<ref>{{en}} [https://www.citypopulation.de/Pakistan-Punjab.html Pakistan: Punjab] sur ''citypopulation.de''</ref>. Selon le [[Recensement du Pakistan de 2023|recensement de 2023]], la population de la ville monte à {{nombre|60131}} habitants<ref name=rec23>{{en}} [https://www.citypopulation.de/en/pakistan/cities/punjab/ Population of major cities], ''citypopulation.de''. Consulté le 13 novembre 2024</ref>.

Près de 96 % des habitants parlent le [[pendjabi]], tandis qu'environ 3 % des habitants ont l'[[ourdou]] pour langue maternelle<ref>{{en}} [https://www.pbs.gov.pk/sites/default/files/population/2023/tables/punjab/dcr/table_11.pdf Population by mother tongue, sex and rural/urban] ''pbs.gov.pk''</ref>.

Essentiellement [[Islam au Pakistan|musulmane]], la ville inclut une importante [[Christianisme au Pakistan|minorité chrétienne]], comptant presque {{nombre|3000}} fidèles, presque 5 % des habitants de la ville<ref>{{en}} [https://www.pbs.gov.pk/sites/default/files/population/2023/tables/punjab/dcr/table_9.pdf Population by sex, religion and rural/urban] sur ''pbs.gov.pk''</ref>.

Le taux d'alphabétisation de la ville s'élève à 79 % en 2023 (contre une moyenne nationale de 61 %), dont 82 % pour les hommes et 77 % pour les femmes<ref>{{en}} [https://www.pbs.gov.pk/sites/default/files/population/2023/tables/table_12_punjab_districts.pdf Literacy rate, enrolments, and out-of-school population by sex and rural/urban] sur ''pbs.gov.pk''</ref>.

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|+'''Démographie de Chak Jhumra'''
!!![[1972]] (rec.)!![[1981]] (rec.)!![[1998]] (rec.)!![[2017]] (rec.)!![[2023]] (rec.)
|-align="center"
|'''Population'''|| {{formatnum:16278}} || {{formatnum:17420}} || {{formatnum:32111}} || {{formatnum:48724}} || {{formatnum:60131}}
|}

== Références ==
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title: Administration

Pays: Pakistan

Province: Pendjab

Division: Faisalabad

District: Faisalabad

title: Démographie

title: Géographie

Coordonnées: 31° 34′ nord, 73° 11′ est

title: Localisation

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# ニッポン・ソウル
『ニッポン・ソウル』（Nippon Soul）は、アメリカ合衆国のジャズ・サクソフォーン奏者、キャノンボール・アダレイが1963年に録音・発表したライブ・アルバム。

## 解説
アダレイ初の日本公演におけるライブ録音で、タイトル曲はアダレイ自身による新曲である。プロデューサーのオリン・キープニュースによれば、当時はアメリカのジャズ・ミュージシャンの日本公演は少なかったが、アート・ブレイキーやホレス・シルヴァーの日本公演の成功を受けてアダレイの日本公演を敢行し、日本人の聴衆に関して「ソロの演奏中は厳格なまでに静かだが、曲が終わると爆発的に熱狂するという劇的なメリハリがあった」と評している。収録曲のうち2曲は、当時のレギュラー・メンバーであったユセフ・ラティーフの曲で、「ブラザー・ジョン」はジョン・コルトレーンに捧げられた。
スチュワート・メイソンはオールミュージックにおいて5点満点中4点を付け「見過ごされがちだが、アダレイの特に優れたアルバムの一つである」と評している。

## 収録曲
1. ニッポン・ソウル - "Nippon Soul (Nihon No Soul)" (Cannonball Adderley) - 9:35
2. イージー・トゥ・ラヴ - "Easy to Love" (Cole Porter) - 3:49
3. ザ・ウィーヴァー - "The Weaver" (Yusef Lateef) - 10:50
4. ティンゴ・タンゴ - "Tengo Tango" (Cannonball Adderley, Nat Adderley) - 2:40
5. カム・サンデイ - "Come Sunday" (Duke Ellington) - 7:03
6. ブラザー・ジョン - "Brother John" (Y. Lateef) - 13:03

### CDボーナス・トラック
この曲は1963年7月9日の東京厚生年金会館公演における録音で、1975年にマイルストーン・レコードから発売されたアルバム『The Japanese Concerts』が初出となった。
1. ワーク・ソング - "Work Song" (N. Adderley) - 9:09

## 参加ミュージシャン
- キャノンボール・アダレイ - アルト・サクソフォーン
- ユセフ・ラティーフ - テナー・サクソフォーン、フルート、オーボエ
- ナット・アダレイ - コルネット
- ジョー・ザヴィヌル - ピアノ
- サム・ジョーンズ - ベース
- ルイ・ヘイズ - ドラムス

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title: ニッポン・ソウル

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{{Infobox Album
| Name                  = ニッポン・ソウル
| Type                  = [[ライブ・アルバム]]
| Artist                = [[キャノンボール・アダレイ]]
| Released              = [[1963年]]
| Recorded              = 1963年7月14日(#2, #3)、15日(#1, #4, #5, #6) [[東京]] [[サンケイホール]]<ref name=jazzdisco>{{Cite web |url=https://www.jazzdisco.org/cannonball-adderley/discography/ |title=Cannonball Adderley Discography |publisher=Jazz Discography Project |accessdate=2023-12-12}}</ref>
| Genre                 = [[ジャズ]]
| Length                = 46分42秒(LP)
56分15秒(CD)
| Label                 = [[リバーサイド・レコード]]
| Producer              = [[オリン・キープニュース]]
| Reviews               = *[[オールミュージック|AllMusic]] {{Rating-5|4}} [https://www.allmusic.com/album/nippon-soul-mw0000654719 link]
| Chart position =
| Last album            = [[キャノンボールズ・ボサ・ノヴァ]]
(1963年)
| This album            = '''ニッポン・ソウル'''
(1964年)
| Next album            = Live Session!
(1964年)
}}
『'''ニッポン・ソウル'''<ref group="注釈">2007年再発CD (VICJ-41807)の帯に準拠。日本初回盤LP (R-5040)の邦題は『'''ニッポンのソウル'''』だった。</ref>』（Nippon Soul）は、[[アメリカ合衆国]]の[[ジャズ]]・[[サクソフォーン]]奏者、[[キャノンボール・アダレイ]]が[[1963年]]に録音・発表した[[ライブ・アルバム]]。

== 解説 ==
アダレイ初の日本公演におけるライブ録音で、タイトル曲はアダレイ自身による新曲である<ref name=keepnews>オリジナルLPライナーノーツ（オリン・キープニュース）</ref>。プロデューサーの[[オリン・キープニュース]]によれば、当時はアメリカのジャズ・ミュージシャンの日本公演は少なかったが、[[アート・ブレイキー]]や[[ホレス・シルヴァー]]の日本公演の成功を受けてアダレイの日本公演を敢行し、日本人の聴衆に関して「ソロの演奏中は厳格なまでに静かだが、曲が終わると爆発的に熱狂するという劇的なメリハリがあった」と評している<ref name=keepnews />。収録曲のうち2曲は、当時のレギュラー・メンバーであった[[ユセフ・ラティーフ]]の曲で、「ブラザー・ジョン」は[[ジョン・コルトレーン]]に捧げられた<ref name=mason>{{Cite web |url=https://www.allmusic.com/album/nippon-soul-mw0000654719 |last=Mason |first=Stewart |title=Cannonball Adderley Sextet - Nippon Soul Album Reviews, Songs & More |publisher=AllMusic |accessdate=2023-12-12}}</ref>。

スチュワート・メイソンは[[オールミュージック]]において5点満点中4点を付け「見過ごされがちだが、アダレイの特に優れたアルバムの一つである」と評している<ref name=mason />。

== 収録曲 ==
#ニッポン・ソウル - "Nippon Soul (Nihon No Soul)" (Cannonball Adderley) - 9:35
#イージー・トゥ・ラヴ - "Easy to Love" ([[コール・ポーター|Cole Porter]]) - 3:49
#ザ・ウィーヴァー - "The Weaver" ([[ユセフ・ラティーフ|Yusef Lateef]]) - 10:50
#ティンゴ・タンゴ - "Tengo Tango" (Cannonball Adderley, [[ナット・アダレイ|Nat Adderley]]) - 2:40
#カム・サンデイ - "Come Sunday" ([[デューク・エリントン|Duke Ellington]]) - 7:03
#ブラザー・ジョン - "Brother John" (Y. Lateef) - 13:03

=== CDボーナス・トラック ===
この曲は1963年7月9日の[[東京厚生年金会館]]公演における録音で、1975年に[[マイルストーン・レコード]]から発売されたアルバム『The Japanese Concerts』が初出となった<ref name=jazzdisco />。
#
[[ワーク・ソング (ナット・アダレイの曲)|ワーク・ソング]] - "Work Song" (N. Adderley) - 9:09

== 参加ミュージシャン ==
*キャノンボール・アダレイ - アルト・[[サクソフォーン]]
*[[ユセフ・ラティーフ]] - テナー・サクソフォーン、[[フルート]]、[[オーボエ]]
*[[ナット・アダレイ]] - [[コルネット]]
*[[ジョー・ザヴィヌル]] - [[ピアノ]]
*[[サム・ジョーンズ]] - [[コントラバス|ベース]]
*ルイ・ヘイズ - [[ドラムセット|ドラムス]]

== 脚注 ==
{{脚注ヘルプ}}

=== 注釈 ===
{{Reflist|group="注釈"}}

=== 出典 ===
{{Reflist}}

== 外部リンク ==
*{{discogs master|master=283689}}

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[[Category:キャノンボール・アダレイのアルバム]]
[[Category:1963年のライブ・アルバム]]
[[Category:リバーサイド・レコードのアルバム]]

title: キャノンボール・アダレイ の ライブ・アルバム

ジャンル: ジャズ

レーベル: リバーサイド・レコード

プロデュース: オリン・キープニュース

title: 専門評論家によるレビュー

専門評論家によるレビュー: - AllMusic link

title: キャノンボール・アダレイ アルバム 年表

キャノンボールズ・ボサ・ノヴァ · (1963年): ニッポン・ソウル · (1964年) · Live Session! · (1964年)