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LEXINGTON, Ky. — A man's car fell victim to celebrating University of Kentucky fans and has been replaced by a local dealership.
News outlets report Big M Superstore donated the 2005 Mazda 3 to 19-year-old Matt O'Hara, whose car was flipped Saturday. The Northern Kentucky University student was visiting friends in Lexington the night of the Wildcats' 27-16 victory over the Florida Gators.
That win was the first against Florida in more than three decades and hundreds of fans poured into State Street to celebrate. No injuries were reported, but when O'Hara made his way back to his parking spot, he found some possessions strewn nearby. His car had been impounded.
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Those with the surname include:
 Alain Provost, French landscape architect
Andrew J. Provost (1834–1925), American lawyer and politician from New York
 Claude Provost (1933–1984), Canadian ice hockey player
 David Provost (fl. 1700), Mayor of New York City (1699–1700)
 Denise Provost (born 1951), American politician from Maine
 Emily Mower Provost, American computer scientist
 Étienne Provost (1785–1850), French Canadian fur trader active in the American Southwest
 Felicia Provost, American model
 Foster Provost, American computer scientist and professor
 François Provost (1638–1702), French soldier
 George Provost (before 1943–2002), Canadian businessman and politician in Winnipeg
 Glen Provost (born 1949), American Roman Catholic Bishop
 Guy Provost (1925–2004), French Canadian actor
 Jan Provost or Jan Provoost, (c.1462–1529), Flemish painter
 Jon Provost (born 1950), American actor and author
 Lyn Provost, New Zealand public servant
 Mariève Provost (born 1985), Canadian ice hockey player
 Martin Provost, French film director, writer and actor
 Peggy Provost (born 1977), French footballer
 Ruth Provost (born 1949) American politician from Boston
 Stéphane Provost (1967–2005), French Canadian ice hockey official
 Ted Provost (born 1948), American football player
 William Provost or Guilliame Provoost, (fl.1556–1607), Protestant in Antwerp

See also
 Provost (disambiguation)
 Prevost (disambiguation)
 Provoost
 Provoste
 Provosty

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Two biologists from the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge survey seabird colonies on the cliffs of Hall Island, just north of St. Matthew Island, in the Bering Sea. Photo by Nathaniel Wilder
The Island That Humans Can't Conquer
A faraway island in Alaska has had its share of visitors, but none can remain for long on its shores.
Text by Sarah Gilman
Photos by Nathaniel Wilder
October 6, 2020 | 2,600 words, about 13 minutes
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Watch a recording of the web event from January 14, 2021 for a discussion about Gilman's experiences on St. Matthew Island.
St. Matthew Island is said to be the most remote place in Alaska. Marooned in the Bering Sea halfway to Siberia, it is well over 300 kilometers and a 24-hour ship ride from the nearest human settlements. It looks fittingly forbidding, the way it emerges from its drape of fog like the dark spread of a wing. Curved, treeless mountains crowd its sliver of land, plunging in sudden cliffs where they meet the surf. To St. Matthew's north lies the smaller, more precipitous island of Hall. A castle of stone called Pinnacle stands guard off St. Matthew's southern flank. To set foot on this scatter of land surrounded by endless ocean is to feel yourself swallowed by the nowhere at the center of a drowned compass rose.
My head swims a little as I peer into a shallow pit on St. Matthew's northwestern tip. It's late July in 2019, and the air buzzes with the chitters of the island's endemic singing voles. Wildflowers and cotton grass constellate the tundra that has grown over the depression at my feet, but around 400 years ago, it was a house, dug partway into the earth to keep out the elements. It's the oldest human sign on the island, the only prehistoric house ever found here. A lichen-crusted whale jawbone points downhill toward the sea, the rose's due-north needle.
Compared with more sheltered bays and beaches on the island's eastern side, it would have been a relatively harsh place to settle. Storms regularly slam this coast with the full force of the open ocean. As many as 300 polar bears used to summer here, before Russians and Americans hunted them out in the late 1800s. Evidence suggests that the pit house's occupants likely didn't use it for more than a season, according to Dennis Griffin, an archaeologist who's worked on the archipelago since 2002. Excavations of the site have turned up enough to suggest that people of the Thule culture—precursors to the Inuit and Yup'ik who now inhabit Alaska's northwestern coasts—built it. But Griffin has found no sign of a hearth, and only a thin layer of artifacts.
A lichen-crusted whale jawbone points downhill toward Sarichef Strait from the site of a 400-year-old Thule house site on St. Matthew Island, Alaska.
The Unangan, or Aleut, people from the Aleutian and Pribilof Islands to the south tell a story of the son of a chief who discovered the then uninhabited Pribilofs after he was blown off course. He overwintered there, and then returned home by kayak the following spring. The Yup'ik from St. Lawrence Island to the north have a similar story, about hunters who found themselves on a strange island, where they waited for the opportunity to walk home over the sea ice. Griffin believes something similar may have befallen the people who dug this house, and they sheltered here while waiting for their chance to leave. Maybe they made it, he will tell me later. Or maybe they didn't: "A polar bear could have gotten them."
In North America, many people think of wilderness as a place mostly untouched by humans; the United States defines it this way in law. This idea is a construct of the recent colonial past. Before European invasion, Indigenous peoples lived in, hunted in, and managed most of the continent's wild lands. St. Matthew's archipelago, designated as official wilderness in 1970, and as part of the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge in 1980, would have had much to offer them, too: freshwater lakes teeming with fish, many of the same plants that mainland cultures ate, ample seabirds and marine mammals to hunt. And yet, because St. Matthew is so far-flung, the solitary pit house suggests that even Alaska's expert seafaring Indigenous peoples may never have been more than accidental visitors here. Others who've followed have arrived with the help of significant infrastructure or institutions. None remained long.
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I came to these islands aboard a ship called the Tiĝlax̂ [TEKH-lah] to tag along with scientists studying the seabirds that nest on the archipelago's cliffs. But I also wanted to see what it felt like to be in a place that so thoroughly rejects human presence.
On this, the last full day of our expedition, as the scientists rush to collect data and pack up camps on the other side of the island, the pit house seems a better vantage than most to reflect. I lower myself into the depression, scanning the sea, the bands of sunlight flickering across the tundra on this unusually clear day. I imagine watching for winter's sea ice, waiting for it to come. I imagine watching for polar bears, hoping they will not. You never know, a retired refuge biologist had said to me before I boarded the Tiĝlax̂. "I would keep my eyes out. If you see something big and white out there, look at it twice."
Once, these islands were mountains, waypoints on the subcontinent of Beringia that joined North America and Asia. Then the ocean swallowed the land around the peaks, hid them away in thick summer fogs, made them lonely. With no people resident long enough to keep their history, they became the sort of place where "discovery" could be perennial. Lieutenant Ivan Synd of the Russian navy, oblivious to the pit house, believed he was first to find the largest island, in 1766. He named it for the Christian apostle Matthew. Captain James Cook believed he discovered it in 1778, and called it Gore. The whalers who came upon the archipelago later called it, simply, "the Bear Islands."
Around the winter of 1809–1810, a party of Russians and Unangans decamped here to hunt bears for fur. Depending on what source you consult, many of the Russians died of scurvy, while the Unangans survived, or some or most of the party perished when the sea mammals they relied on moved beyond the range of their hunts, or all were so tormented by polar bears that they had to leave. Indeed, when naturalist Henry Elliott visited the islands in 1874, he found them swarming with bruins. "Judge our astonishment at finding hundreds of large polar bears … lazily sleeping in grassy hollows, or digging up grass and other roots, browsing like hogs," Elliott wrote, though he seemed to find them less terrifying than interesting and tasty. After his party killed some, he noted that the steaks were of "excellent quality."
An aerial view of the northwestern corner of St. Matthew Island. The small grouping of uninhabited islands is over 300 kilometers across the Bering Sea from the mainland, making it the most remote location in Alaska.
Even after the bears were gone, the archipelago remained a difficult place for people. The fog was endless; the weather, a banshee; the isolation, extreme. In 1916, the Arctic power schooner Great Bear ran afoul of the mists and wrecked on Pinnacle. The crew used whaleboats to move about 20 tonnes of supplies to St. Matthew to set up a camp and wait for help. A man named N. H. Bokum managed to build a sort of transmitter from odds and ends, and climbed each night to a clifftop to tap out SOS calls. But he gave up after concluding that the soggy air interfered with its operation. Growing restless as the weeks passed, men brandished knives over the ham when the cook tried to ration it. Had they not been rescued after 18 days, Great Bear owner John Borden later said, this desperation would have been "the first taste of what the winter would have brought."
US servicemen stationed on St. Matthew during the Second World War got a more thorough sampling of the island's winter extremes. In 1943, the US Coast Guard established a long-range navigation (Loran) site on the southwestern coast of the island, part of a network that helped fighter planes and warships orient on the Pacific with the help of regular pulses of radio waves. Snow at the Loran station drifted up to around eight meters deep, and "blizzards of hurricane velocity" lasted an average of 10 days. Sea ice surrounded the island for about seven months of the year. When a plane dropped the mail several kilometers away during the coldest time of year, the men had to form three crews and rotate in shifts just to retrieve it, dragging a toboggan of survival supplies as they went.
The other seasons weren't much more hospitable. One day, five servicemen vanished on a boat errand, despite calm seas. Mostly, the island raged with wind and rain, turning the tundra to a "sea of mud." It took more than 600 bags of cement just to set foundations for the station's Quonset huts.
The coast guard, worried how the men would fare in such conditions if they were cut off from resupply, introduced a herd of 29 reindeer to St. Matthew as a food stock in 1944. But the war ended, and the men left. The reindeer population, without predators, exploded. By 1963, there were 6,000. By 1964, nearly all were gone.
Winter had taken them.
These days, the Loran station is little more than a towering pole anchored by metal cables to a bluff above the beach, surrounded by a wide fan of debris.
On the fifth day of our week-long expedition, several of us walk the sagging remains of an old road to the site. Near the pole that still stands, a second has fallen, a third, a fourth. I find the square concrete pillars of the Quonset huts' foundations. A toilet lies alone on a rise, bowl facing inland. I pause next to a biometrician named Aaron Christ, as he shoots photos of a pile of rusting barrels that shriek with the scent of diesel. "We're great at building wondrous things," he says after a moment. "We're terrible at tearing them down and cleaning them up."
The beach is slowly reclaiming a disintegrating barrel cache at the abandoned coast guard long-range navigation station on St. Matthew Island.
And yet, the tundra seems to be slowly reclaiming most of it. Monkshood and dwarf willow grow thick and spongy over the road. Moss and lichen finger over broken metal and jagged plywood, pulling them down.
At other sites of brief occupation, it's the same. The earth consumes the beams of fallen cabins that seasonal fox trappers erected, likely before the Great Depression. The sea has swept away a hut that visiting scientists built near a beach in the 1950s. When the coast guard rescued the Great Bear crew in 1916, they left everything behind. Griffin, the archaeologist, found little but scattered coal when he visited the site of the camp in 2018. Fishers and servicemen may have looted some, but what was too trashed for salvage—perhaps the gramophone, the cameras, the bottles of champagne—seems to have washed away or swum down into the soil. The last of the straggling reindeer, a lone, lame female, disappeared in the 1980s. For a long time, reindeer skulls salted the island. Now, most are gone. The few I see are buried to their antler tips, as if submerged in rising green water.
Life here grows back, grows over, forgets. Not invincibly resilient, but determined and sure. On Hall Island, I see a songbird nesting in a cache of ancient batteries. And red foxes, having replaced most of St. Matthew's native Arctic foxes after crossing on sea ice, have dug dens beneath the Loran building sites and several pieces of debris. The voles sing and sing.
The island is theirs.
The island is its own.
The next morning dawns dusky, light and clouds stained sepia by smoke blown from wildfires burning in distant forests. I spot something big and white as I walk across St. Matthew's flat southern lobe and freeze, squinting. The white begins to move. To sprint, really. Not a bear, as the retired biologist had hinted, but two swans on foot. Three cygnets trundle in their wake. As they turn toward me, I spot a flash of orange porpoising through the grass behind them: a red fox.
The cygnets seem unaware of their pursuer, but their pursuer is aware of me. It veers from the chase to settle a couple of meters away—scraggly, gold eyed, and mottled as the lichen on the cliffs. It drops to its side and rubs luxuriantly against a rock for a few minutes, then springs away in a possessed zigzag, leaving me giggling. After it's gone, I kneel to sniff the rock. It smells like dirt. I rub my own hair against it, just to say "hey."
A red fox comes in for closer inspection of human visitors on the south side of St. Matthew Island. The island grouping only gets visitors (researchers and tourists) every few years so wildlife has little to fear.
As I continue on, I notice that objects in the distance often appear to be one thing, then resolve into another. Ribs of driftwood turn out to be whale bones. A putrid walrus carcass turns out to be the wave-pummeled rootball of a tree. Unlikely artifacts without stories—a ladder, a metal pontoon—occasionally jag from the ground, deposited far inland, I guess, by storms. When I close my eyes, I have the vague feeling that waves roll through my body. "Dock rock," someone will call this later: the sensation, after you have spent time on a ship, of the sea carried with you onto land, of land assuming the phantom motion of water beneath your feet.
It occurs to me that to truly arrive on St. Matthew, you have to lose your bearings enough to feel the line between the two blur. Disoriented, I can sense the landscape as fluid, a shapeshifter as sure as the rootball and whale bones—something that remakes itself from mountains to islands, that scatters and swallows signs left by those who pass across.
I consider the island's eroding edges. Some cliffs in old photos have fallen away or buckled into sea stacks. I look at the few shafts of sun out on the clear water, sepia light touching dark mats of kelp on the Bering's floor. Whole worlds submerged or pulverized to cobble, sand, and silt, down there. A calving of land into sea, the redistribution of earth into unknowable futures. A good place to remember that we are each so brief. That we never stand on solid ground.
The wind whips strands of hair out of my hood and into my eyes as I press my palms into the floor of the pit house. It feels firm enough, for now. That it's still visible after a few centuries reassures me—a small anchor against the dragging currents of this place. Eventually, though, I get cold and clamber out. I need to return to my camp near where the Tiĝlax̂ waits at anchor; we'll be setting course south back over the Bering toward other islands and airports in the morning. But first, I aim overland for a high, gray whaleback of ridge a few kilometers away that I have admired from the ship since our arrival.
The sunlight that striped the hills this morning has faded. An afternoon fog descends as I meander over electric green grass, then climb, hand over hand, up a ribbon of steep talus. I top out into nothingness. One of the biologists had told me, when we first discussed my wandering alone, that the fog closes in without warning; that, when this happened, I would want a GPS to help me find my way back. Mine is malfunctioning, so I go by feel, keeping the steep drop of the ridge's face on my left, surprised by flats and peaks I don't remember seeing from below. I begin to wonder if I have accidentally gone down the ridge's gently sloping backside instead of walking its top. The fog thickens until I can see only a meter or two ahead. Thickens again, until I, too, vanish—erased as completely as the dark tracery of path I left through the grass below soon will be.
Then, abruptly, the fog breaks and the way down the mountain comes clear. Relieved, I weave back through the hills and, on the crest of the last, see the Tiĝlax̂ in the placid bay below. The ship blows its foghorn in a long salute as I lift my hand to the sky.
Sarah Gilman is a writer, illustrator, and Hakai Magazine contributing editor based in north-central Washington State. Her work has appeared in High Country News, The Atlantic, Adventure Journal Quarterly, BioGraphic, Audubon, Smithsonian, the Washington Post, National Geographic News, Patagonia's The Cleanest Line, and The Last Word on Nothing.
Nathaniel Wilder is a photographer and lifelong Alaskan based in Anchorage. He is drawn to stories that illustrate the value of wilderness and its inhabitants and that elucidate the importance of humankind's relationship to the natural world. His work appears in Smithsonian; National Geographic Proof; Patagonia's blog, The Cleanest Line; O, the Oprah Magazine; Runner's World; and Sports Illustrated.
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Symposium: What does Not-Mabinogi look like?
By Omega, October 3, 2015 in General
It has been some weeks since the cease and desist and subsequent re-branding or new goals of the project. You have my sympathy, I would absolutely refuse to drop a project that has gone this far and would do exactly what it takes to continue working on it. That's why I think you guys continuing the project are sincere when you say you want to continue to make your own game. I myself am absolutely a game engines guy: the only time I design is when I look at an existing design and think "this could have been done better" or "if we do this, maybe it will be more fun". Which leads me to the topic I want to discuss: What does Not-Mabinogi look like?
I like the idea that everyone starts off in a small and friendly town where the player can practice very basic combat and production skills. Collecting eggs, milking cows, shearing sheep, collecting wheat, is super excellent for the basic systems of an MMO even though 99% of the time I play the game, I'm not doing any of those things. So you'd definitely want to keep the starter village.
Getting sent from the village to a nearby town to talk to somebody for a quest is pretty much a given. I mean, you could get sent to giant city straight to deliver a message to the knights order or to the king, but it just seems unlikely that whatever happened at your village is going to be that important. In the town you would be free to talk to more people and do more stuff. Here's where my complaint about Mabinogi comes in: Literally everything in the game is tacked on and it has no cohesiveness, every map in Uladh is straight hallways. The only time you have ever been able to not pass through a town is when you go between Tara and Dunbarton and you take the southern path of Taillteann: and that's still awful because you had to go through Corrib Valley and Abh Neagh as separate zones.
If I was doing world design, start with an X. At the dead center of the X is the town, There would be 3 small villages and 1 other town going away from the center. There would be paths between the 3 villages surrounding the central town. An adjacent village has a path to the other town, and the other adjacent village would have had a path to that other town, but instead it just ends up leading to a hard difficulty dungeon. And speaking of dungeons. There should be an easy difficulty dungeon around the starting village, medium difficulty dungeon near the central town. and additional medium difficulty dungeons on the paths between towns. adequately spaced away from other existing dungeons.
Everything should be designed in a way that you could fly around. This means everything is on a big connected map that properly loads and unloads. Since Aura project is going to need it's own game client, I don't think you're going to have such a shit problem as the game pausing 1+ seconds every time you move between a set square piece of land. World of Warcraft doesn't drop frames when you go from one area to another: it's an embarrassment that DevCat couldn't do Iria correctly, it's god damn pathetic. The quest markers in the game make your client pause to recalculate every second, just imagine how much more intense algorithms are being used in bigger triple A games that don't even choke as bad as that.
Anyhow, I am just throwing ideas out there, If anyone else has better ideas for world design, I'd love to hear them. I'm not saying this is the way it has to be, whoever knows how to use a 3D program and prides themselves on level design probably has their own design methodology. Who is going to do world design anyways?
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it's an embarrassment that DevCat couldn't do Iria correctly, it's god damn pathetic
While it's always fun to bash on devCAT, I think we're being too hard on them sometimes. The original client could handle everything it had perfectly well, everybody who played back in G1-G3 knows that. The problem is that they were forced to tack on things the engine could not handle anymore. They had to do that, the game needed it, especially with the increasing competition I assume (WoW came out shortly after Mabi for example), but such companies rarely rewrite half the engine, that probably took years to develop, just for some new content, so you have to make due. And in some ways you actually have to admire that they kept this mess going for so long, while it was never made for it.
Anyway, I do agree with how the world in a new game should not be tunnel-like, as it is in Uladh. I doubt anybody would argue against a more open and "realistic" world.
Who is going to do world design anyways?
The first one who wants the job and is able to do it will probably get the job^^ Lack of people is one of the major concerns in this idea of developing a new game.
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And in some ways you actually have to admire that they kept this mess going for so long, while it was never made for it.
You're right, in ways it is amazing that the game is still running considering the initial designs of chapter 1 doesn't seem to have the correct type of provisions for things that came afterwards. It looks like Mabinogi's initial world design would have had growth in various directions in much the same style as the existing world. I remember Tir Chonail appeared to have a closed path west of the school/church yard, Dugald Isle had a closed path east of the logging camp, Sen Meg and Bangor both had different exits to the south, and I figured there would be more teleportation devices like the one that goes to Sidhe Sneachta but that one ended up being unique. Every time new areas were added, what was added felt wildly out of place. Emain Macha is the best addition, IMO it does everything right. The housing areas are the largest offenders because they house a profoundly large amount of people compared to NPCs who have presumably created their own towns.
I guess this what happens when you have different people with different ideas at different times working on expanding the same game. I guess I can't fault DevCat for in-cohesive design: it is expected.
I wish I had the 3D modelling experience. I will have to learn it eventually out of necessity, but hopefully someone else can take apply their skill for Aura.
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Q: StatelessWidget : Classes can only extend other classes.dart(extends_non_class) - issue I am working with flutter with my Mac. installed the sample code and i get the error on the flutter classes
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[✓] Flutter (Channel stable, v1.0.0, on Mac OS X 10.14.3 18D109, locale en-IN)
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        brew link usbmuxd
        brew install --HEAD libimobiledevice
        brew install ideviceinstaller
    ✗ ios-deploy not installed. To install with Brew:
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    ✗ CocoaPods not installed.
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how to resolve this compile issue?

A: Similar to @Bensal Answer
You can do it by importing
import 'package:flutter/cupertino.dart';

Or
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';

It will solve your problem

A: In my case just adding this
import 'package:flutter/cupertino.dart';

cleared all the issues.
If this doesnt work check if there are unused imorts, remove it and run pub get. This should work.

A: I restarted VSCODE IDE but did not worked. Even uninstalled the Dart and Flutter library also.
Then what i did is by removing the flutter library package and downloaded new package and it worked!

A: I just had the same problem.
Make sure you have not defined or haven't imported a class that hides something from flutter (or even edited a core Flutter class like possibly J4Java's answer which is what possibly fixed that issue).
I was importing a State class by accident, removing the import made it all work again.

A: Delete the flutter package and redownload the new flutter package.
Make sure your kotlin package is up to date

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Mozambican's deepest hope – peace
Faithful sing and dance as they wait for the arrival of Pope Francis in Maputo, Mozambique. Image: AFP or licensors/Vatican News.
Mozambican Fr Bernardo Suate talks about the hope that Pope Francis' visit brings to the people of Mozambique.
"It was not possible for the Holy father to visit Mozambique in 2018" says Fr Bernardo Suate. The Bishops of Mozambique had requested the Holy Father visit them that year to mark 30 years since Pope Saint John Paul II visited the country. "But," continues Fr Suate, "one year later-so, 31 years later- Pope Francis will now be arriving in Mozambique."
"I think there are many reasons why the Holy Father is visiting Mozambique," he says. "We, as Mozambicans, think that the Holy Father loves the Mozambicans." As Pope, he has a "specific ministry, he is the point of unity in the Catholic Church." His visit will be, above all, an "important moment for us to really feel united with and in communion with the Catholic Church across the world."
To strengthen and console
But, continues Fr Suate, the Holy father also comes in order to "strengthen our faith, our hope, our love for each other" and to "console us" in our challenges and difficulties.
Fr Suate recalls cyclones Idai and Kenneth, which recently devastated parts of the country. "Along with that," he says, some northern provinces are still suffering from terror attacks. There, he says, "people are dying, their villages are being burnt."
Despite all these challenges, says Fr Suate, "we are a joyful Church and a very joyful society." Pope Francis' presence will help us to overcome these situations and, hopefully, help us build a peaceful, trustworthy and rejoicing country.
A Pope for hope
In fact, says Fr Suate, the logo of Pope Francis' trip to Mozambique represents "hope, reconciliation and peace." He said they are hopeful that his arrival will create new opportunities for "fresh peace in the country."
"When Pope Saint John Paul II came to Mozambique in 1988, we were facing a terrible civil war," says Fr Suate. His coming marked the beginning of a "conversation for peace" and four years after his visit, in 1992, the Rome Peace Agreement was signed.
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Unfortunately, he continues, this peace was broken, and another peace treaty was signed in 2014. Then, "once again," said Fr Suate, peace was broken, and "it was necessary to sign another peace agreement just at the beginning of August this year – the third peace treaty."
Fr Suate says that everyone is speaking of Pope Francis' visit and that the reason for this is that "everyone expects that he will consolidate a peace process," something that "Mozambique needs most these days."
Young people for a beautiful Mozambique
Excitement is high in Mozambique, says Fr Suate: "the Catholic Church, the other churches, the youth, the government…" The Pope believes a lot in the future of young people, and young people in Mozambique make up a high percentage of the population. "This, too, gives us hope" he says. They are willing "to fight" "to build a peaceful society."
Fr Suate looks ahead to the Holy Father's meeting with the youth where, he says, "he will tell them that they are not only the Mozambicans of tomorrow, but the Mozambicans of today."
Finally, Fr Suate says he believes Pope Francis will ask the youth to "try to give people the country that they deserve" even if they have not found it so far.. the country that everyone wants" he continues…"our beautiful Mozambique."
With thanks to Vatican News and Francesca Merlo, where this article originally appeared.
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Burris: 'Somebody pinch me and wake me up'
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After orchestrating one of the greatest moments in the national capital's sports history, Redblacks quarterback Henry Burris rolled up the ramp at the Ottawa train station late Monday afternoon in a wheelchair.
That's how banged up his left knee is. And yet, a day earlier, the 41-year-old quarterback put on a Grey Cup performance for the ages, an amazing show of grit and leadership in the Redblacks' 39-33 overtime win over the Calgary Stampeders at Toronto's BMO Field.
"Riding on the train, it took on a lot of swelling," said Burris. "I'm going to get home, ice this baby up, get an MRI this week, and see what's wrong. Nothing serious. I think it's just cartilage. When I was jogging back to the huddle after the pre-game stretch, I felt the knee buckle and I felt a grind and a pop. It just kept locking up and giving way. What went through my mind was, 'Oh man, not right now.' I felt so good going into the game, I felt so calm."
There were anxious moments, with speculation ramping up just before game time that Burris wouldn't be able to play. But just before the opening kickoff, Burris somehow, his knee braced and after taking painkillers, jogged out and played the game of his life, throwing for 461 yards and three touchdowns and running in for two more. On one leg.
Ottawa Redblacks quarterback and Grey Cup champion Henry Burris arrived in Ottawa by train on Monday with his wife, Nicole, and sons Armand, 10, and Barron, 7. Julie Oliver / Postmedia
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"I have to admit, that's the sickest I've felt in all the years of watching him play. I was so nervous for him. But at the same time, I believe in him. I'm so impressed by how he stayed strong through the ups and downs.
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"I'm just so amazed and proud and happy for him and for the team, which is such a great group of guys who really rallied around him even when he was on the sidelines.
"I had a coach back in the day who used to say, 'A great team is only as good as the last man on the bench,'" she said. "So it doesn't matter if you play in the game, if you're hurt, or whatever happened … you're still part of the team, you still do the positive things that helped them get here. I'm just so glad the result became what it was."
– Wife Nicole Burris said she was so proud of her husband. Ottawa Redblacks quarterback and Grey Cup champion, Henry Burris, got back into Ottawa just before 5 pm with his wife Nicole and two sons, Armand, 10, and Barron, 7. Despite coming from the train on a wheelchair, Burris chatted with the media, talked to fans and signed autographs before leaning on his two young sons to get him to his car. Julie Oliver / Postmedia
Burris said he was up until 6 a.m. celebrating.
"I'm still in awe," said Burris. "It feels like one of those moments where it's like, 'Somebody pinch me and wake me up,' I can't believe this is actually happening.
"I can't wait for Tuesday when everybody gathers at TD Place. We're going to have one huge celebration. We're looking forward to sipping the Grey Cup with the people of Ottawa."
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Ottawa Redblacks quarterback and Grey Cup champion, Henry Burris, got back into Ottawa just before 5 pm with his wife Nicole and two sons, Armand, 10, and Barron, 7. Despite coming from the train on a wheelchair, Burris chatted with the media, talked to fans and signed autographs before leaning on his two young sons to get him to his car. Julie Oliver / Postmedia
"I wanted this bad," said Burris. "People kept asking me, 'Why? Why do you push through this?' It's for this moment. To see the pictures, the videos on social media sites, seeing (coach) Rick Campbell (at the end of the game), start celebrating. Rick never gets excited. He's a cool cucumber. He basically tossed his headset in the air and went crazy. That really gets me going emotionally."
Was that the last game for Burris, who has an agreement to return to the Redblacks for one more season?
"No decision has been made. I have to see what's going on with my knee. That's No. 1," said Burris. "It's a family decision, and I have to sit down and talk with the team, too, to figure out where I would fit in.
"Like (receiver) Brad Sinopoli said, 'We had the cake made. All we need to do is put the icing on and the cherry on top.' After last night, he was like, 'But Bud, two cakes with icing and cherries on top taste good, too.'
"With the Grey Cup being here in Ottawa, that's motivation to come back and get it done."
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Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert's third wedding anniversary was May 14, and their lives are incredibly busy, especially with the 'Mama's Broken Heart' singer's new album release and her husband's role on 'The Voice.' But that didn't stop Shelton from surprising his wife with a very special late anniversary gift.
The gift was a whole lot of rest and relaxation. Shelton explained his reasoning to US Weekly a week ago, saying, "By the time a week like this is over with her album launch mixed with CMA Fest, she's just going to be a zombie. I know she is."
So, what did her doting husband do? He dishes, "I drove down to Lake Texoma. We've got a boat down there and marina. I'm not a mechanic, but I managed to get this thing running, because I know when she gets back, she's gonna want to do something like that -- just go and float around and drink and get pulled on the tube or something. So I thought 'Well, I'll get me some points in the end and get the old boat running.' So I did."
Shelton practices what he preaches (or sings, rather). He's "Doin' what she likes." The country star admitted to being proud of himself for thinking of that sweet and much needed reprieve for his wife. "She means so much," he added.
Lambert said earlier that she wasn't expecting a gift on their anniversary, since they had been so busy and she didn't want to be a burden, saying, "I mean, if we can spend time together, that's enough gift for us." They certainly got to spend time together -- and enjoy it at Lake Texoma.
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A series of short films that celebrate cycling is coming to The Picture House Regional Film Center in Pelham, NY on May 19, 2019, as part of the 10th Annual Ciclismo Classico Bike Travel Film Festival.
The event, which will also feature a raffle of cycling-related items, will start at 6:30 p.m. Tickets may be purchased here or at The Picture House box office.
Started by bicycle tour operator Ciclismo Classico in Arlington, Mass. a decade ago, the festival is making its New York debut in Pelham. The raffle will support three nonprofit organizations that promote bicycle safety and travel on two wheels. The organizations are:
Adventure Cycling Association, which is mapping a U.S. bicycle route system and offers resources for bike travelers;
East Coast Greenway Alliance, which is creating a bike route from Maine to Florida, including a segment that passes through Pelham Manor;
Environmental Coalition of the Pelhams (EcoPel), a grassroots enviro group that supports cycling as a healthy, pollution-free form of transportation.
Among the raffle prizes are a child's Metro bicycle with helmet, bell, and water bottle, donated by Danny's Cycles in Pelham; a folding bicycle helmet; jewelry made from bicycle parts; and other assorted cycling gear. There will also be a basket of gift cards and goodies from local Pelham restaurants and businesses. (A complete list of raffle items and sponsors is included below.)
Sheets of 25 raffle tickets will sell for $10 and $20 each (cash or personal check only), with the more expensive tickets giving buyers a chance at the higher-priced items. Every raffle purchase includes a chance at winning a door prize.
The event also will promote Adventure Cycling's "Bike Your Park Day," which will take place on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. "The idea is to get out on your bike and visit a county, state, or national park," said Karen Gardner, a life member of Adventure Cycling and Pelham resident working with The Picture House to stage the film festival. "Bike Your Park Day helps to promote local amenities, and Westchester has some wonderful parks for us to explore." Maps and information about Westchester's many parks will be available at the film festival.
Financial support for the bike travel film festival was provided by Westchester County Executive George Latimer.
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Donors contributing prizes for the fundraising raffle include: Abus, Adventure Cycling Association, Aileen Dose Licensed Massage Therapist, Amedeo Fitness, Apothecary Muse, Bangkok City, Bikeflights.com, Bike Tube, Caffe Regatta, Cantina Lobos, Charles Fazzino, Danny's Cycles, DaHanger, Deborah Lowery, DeFeet, East Coast Greenway Alliance, E-ko-logic, Environmental Coalition of the Pelhams, Ergon, Evelyn Hill Cycling, Kryptonite, La Fontanella, Marcello's, Morpher, Ortlieb, Planet ert, Revolution Cycle Jewelry, Sassy Cyclist, Sinewave Cycles, Sound Cyclists Bicycle Club, The Open Road Game, The Voracious Reader, Vespertine, Westchester Bike Camp, and Westchester Parks.
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Whether you're an avid cyclist or an armchair traveler, the films in this special festival offer tales of adventure that everyone can enjoy.
The festival features the USA premiere of a stunning film from Australia called Lowest to Highest. Through the boundless landscape of Australia, five friends attempt to be the first to cycle from the continent's lowest point, Kati Thanda – Lake Eyre, a vast salt lake in the desert at 15 meters below sea level, to the highest point, the snow capped summit of Mount Kosciuszko. The 1,300+-mile journey would be hard enough for anyone. But Duncan is blind, Walter can't breathe, Daniel can't walk, Conrad can't bend, and half of Paul's body doesn't work. What could possibly go wrong?
Another USA premiere is INARI, which shares the first bicycle travel adventures of a father and his four-year-old son under the Northern Lights in Finland. Despite its brevity – six minutes – it packs an emotional punch and was chosen as the Grand Jury Prize winner for the event.
Also notable is Escape, the story of a Montreal-based DJ called JaBig who buys a bike on a whim and decides to attempt to beat the record for the longest continuous bike ride in a single country.
ABOUT CICLISMO CLASSICO
The festival is a production of Ciclismo Classico, a community-minded company located in Arlington, MA, that has been a leader in active bicycle vacations since 1988. Ciclismo Classico offers well-crafted trips in Italy, France, Spain, Austria, and New England that are active immersions into local art, language, music, and delicious cuisine.
Through the proceeds from the film festivals, Ciclismo Classico has donated thousands of dollars to a variety of bicycle and other local charities.
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Since 1921, The Picture House Regional Film Center (TPH) has served as a cultural center and community hub and is the oldest, continuously running movie theater in Westchester County. Thanks to an extensive renovation and the addition of state of the art technology, TPH is also a thriving regional film center providing dynamic film and education programs to a diverse and multi-generational audience in Westchester County and beyond. In the 300-seat Main Hall and the luxurious 14-seat Screening Room, audiences see the best in new, independent, and classic cinema. TPH education programs provide students of all ages with the opportunity to learn about the art, science, and business of film. A community-based, mission-driven, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, The Picture House is located at 175 Wolfs Lane, Pelham, New York, 10803. Contact us at www.thepicturehouse.org, info@thepicturehouse.org, or (914) 738-3161.
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This is a male personality that can be obtained by playing a lot of music for it or pulling its tail. This personality resembles the male version of the 2012 Furby's Sassy personality. It enjoys listening to the music a lot. It dislikes to be petted, tickled, titled or laying on its back.
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Against all odds, Democrats continue to have a plausible path to retaining the House majority, putting a microscope on strategic decisions made by party leaders in the final weeks of the campaign. The race may even come down to a single seat, elevating the cost to the party of its underperformance in the home state of Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney, D-N.Y., the chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee whose high-profile bigfooting of a fellow Democrat ended with his surprise loss on Tuesday.
It has also put a spotlight on a race in Oregon that could prove pivotal. There, Democratic nominee Jamie McLeod-Skinner is locked in a tight battle with millionaire Lori Chavez-DeRemer for the 5th Congressional District, which stretches south and east from the Portland suburbs in Clackamas County to Deschutes County, which includes the rapidly growing and highly competitive city of Bend. McLeod-Skinner made national headlines earlier this year for defeating seven-term incumbent Kurt Schrader in a fiercely contested primary. Her win — the only success an insurgent candidate notched against a Democratic incumbent this cycle — was driven by a lopsided overperformance in Deschutes.
Schrader had been a member of the so-called Unbreakable Nine who organized against President Joe Biden's Build Back Better agenda, and said in a private call with the dark-money sponsors of their operation, No Labels, that he hoped to kill it. National progressive groups as well as most of the local Democratic Party operations rallied behind McLeod-Skinner to knock out Schrader in May.
While the DCCC made an investment of just under $2 million dollars in the race, they came off the air in the final few weeks, and the leadership-aligned super political action committee, House Majority PAC, made the eyebrow-raising move to triage the race altogether. House Majority PAC communications director CJ Warnke declined to explain the reasoning behind the move at the time, but told The Intercept Friday that House Majority PAC "had to make strategic decisions across the country to build the most optimal path to Democratic success this cycle."
"Our investments," he continued, "made a major difference across the country and in Oregon, where we spent nearly $4 million for Congresswoman-elect Val Hoyle in OR-04 and State Rep. Andrea Salinas in OR-06 — who both faced an unprecedented amount of Republican spending this year."
Of course, the fiasco in the neighboring 6th Congressional District also has House Majority PAC's fingerprints all over it. There, progressive state representative Andrea Salinas entered the general election bruised from the most expensive primary contest in the nation after former cryptocurrency billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried and House Majority PAC teamed up in an over $10 million failed attempt to anoint political newcomer and effective altruist Carrick Flynn as the nominee. The unorthodox partnership appeared to be the result of a quid pro quo, as Bankman-Fried contemporaneously donated $6 million to the committee. House Majority PAC spent $1 million on Flynn and ended up spending over $3.25 million of the remainder helping Salinas win the general election in a seat that was considered safe earlier in the cycle. The DCCC also spent $1.75 million boosting Salinas. (Bankman-Fried was worth billions of dollars at the time; as of now, he appears broke.)
Republicans, on the other hand, treated the race in Oregon's 5th District as the toss-up it clearly was; they spent nearly $8 million in total — spending that ballooned all the way through Election Day.
That put Oregon's 5th in the top 20 when it came to spending by House Republicans, while McLeod-Skinner was near the bottom for Democrats when it came to competitive races. Republicans also had more money to work with: Congressional Leadership Fund, the House Republican super PAC, had some $250 million to parcel out across the country, while the Democrats' super PAC spent around $140 million. "The data just wasn't there on that race," argued one Democratic operative involved in the race. "Portland was also an incredibly expensive media market. I don't know where you would have pulled the money from." Of course, the cheaper Bend media market, in the southeastern part of the district, also went untapped.
While a handful of progressive organizations stepped in to alleviate some of the massive financial disparity — including a $1 million investment from Working Families Party that stretched across the primary and general — their limited resources meant McLeod-Skinner, who has long declined support from corporate-funded PACs, was left with an outside spending deficit of over $5 million. The progressive groups who worked to close that gap have been sharp in their criticism. "While they pumped last-minute money into the DCCC chair's losing race in New York," Indivisible national political director Dani Negrete told The Intercept, "Jamie has been holding on entirely based on her strength as a candidate and her grassroots support."
The party's underinvestment in McLeod-Skinner is reminiscent of Democrats' decision to abandon progressive nominee Kara Eastman during her 2018 run against Nebraska Rep. Don Bacon. After Eastman won a stunning upset against the national party's handpicked nominee, former representative Brad Ashford, Democrats' national committees declined to spend significant money to help her in the general election, which she lost by just under 5,000 votes. When Eastman was renominated for the seat in 2020, the national party lent its support, but the damage was already done. Millions in unanswered ads from previous cycles had defined her image to the electorate, and Bacon, whose prior record was in step with harder line conservatives in his party, moderated his image substantially. He won by over 4 percentage points.
Despite the headwinds he faced this year, Bacon trounced moderate Democrat Tony Vargas, who ran with the early blessing of the national party, by a margin nearly identical to the margin he beat Eastman by in 2020 — demonstrating that progressive antipathy is unworkable as either a short-term or long-term strategy if national Democrats hope to wield power rather than appease wealthy donors.
Elected Democrats have heaped praise on outgoing DCCC Chair Maloney for the unexpectedly strong performance despite the steep losses the party suffered in Maloney's own backyard. In a twist, the loss of Maloney's own seat, in the suburban 17th District in New York, is being heralded as an act of self-sacrifice rather than evidence of a severe lapse in judgment.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., suggested Maloney should be lauded for his loss, on the grounds that it enabled victory elsewhere across the map. Former presidential contender and current Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., echoed that sentiment, declaring himself "first on the list" of Maloney fans for supposedly putting himself at risk for the sake of the party.
Our DCCC Chairman put himself at risk to support other congressional Democrats. Service before self— that's leadership. Mark me first on the list of @spmaloney fans.
Thank you, Sean, for a decade of service and two years in the political trenches.
— Seth Moulton (@sethmoulton) November 10, 2022
Several of the Democratic seats that Republicans managed to pick up — including the Long Island-based 3rd and 4th districts, which Biden won by 8 and 15 points respectively — saw less than $3 million in investments by the DCCC and House Majority PAC. Those figures greatly lag the over $4 million in spending Maloney was able to marshal from new outside PACs in his ill-fated quest to hold a seat Biden won by over 10 points, according to a DailyKos calculation. In Long Island, Democrats were also hurt by the retirement of Rep. Tom Suozzi, and the redistricting process ordered by the Court of Appeals, which pushed the primary back to September, giving Democrats only two months to campaign for the general election.
Some races in California, where key elections hang in the balance, also saw Democrats outspent. In two particularly glaring examples, the party's national committees invested a measly $23,000 in Christy Smith and an underwhelming $204,000 in Jay Chen: two Democratic nominees who challenged Republican incumbents in Democratic-leaning districts.
Smith said she has a "very narrow" path remaining, as ballots continued to be counted, but had no kind words for Washington Democrats. "They did more than give up on me," she said, noting that the DCCC recruited a candidate to run against her in the primary, despite her having lost in 2020 by fewer than 350 votes. With the party machinery behind John Quaye Quartey, Smith's fundraising capacity was suppressed, and she blew through her million dollars to win the primary, entering the general broke. The national party's preferred candidate won just 4,037 votes in the primary. "That was also a waste of the $1 million in donor money he raised to get a single digit result. Two million dollars in Dem donor money wasted on a primary that they created," Smith said. After that, the party walked away from the race.
And in neighboring Arizona, Democrat Kirsten Engel is defying expectations in her bid for the Tucson-based 6th Congressional District after receiving just over $70,000 in support from Democrats' national committees — a paltry sum against an opponent who received nearly $5 million in support from equivalent Republican groups.
Both parties missed some of the close races. Nobody saw the challenge Democrat Adam Frisch would present to Rep. Lauren Boebert in Colorado, in a race still too close to call. And in California's 41st District, neither national party invested in any serious way, with the race neck and neck as mail ballots are counted.
Editor's Note: In September 2022, The Intercept received $500,000 from Sam Bankman-Fried's foundation, Building a Stronger Future, as part of a $4 million grant to fund our pandemic prevention and biosafety coverage. That grant has been suspended. In keeping with our general practice, The Intercept disclosed the funding in subsequent reporting on Bankman-Fried's political activities.
Austin Ahlman[email protected]protonmail.com@austinahlman
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in this phase independence (if exist).
of the pitches of complex tones.
repeated at some fixed recurrence time, 1/F0).
phase effects. A systematic effect might be interesting.
Schroeder-phase tones than for sine-phase tones.
Bell (but I don't recall which ones right now).  Look for him in JASA index.
when phones are inserted into animals' ear canals.
changing the phase relationships definitely has effects on sound quality.
phase-deaf,except around the edges (which is why the edges are interesting).
order for fusion to take place.
highly insensitive to phase >relationships within complex sounds.
phases of sounds, but sensitive to transient changes in phase structure.
patterns are fused together and varying sets of relations are separated.
Yes, but these sounds still had the same time-pattern within each freq.
channels, I would think that these sounds would break apart.
particular harmonics and thereby influence timbre.
that could be heard rather than with F0.
harmonics, and hence the partials that are best heard.
Deciding what is evolutionarily-relevant is difficult at best.
perception could be a by-product of other adaptations.
learn to recognize letters and words).
away peculiarities of our senses.
at the frequency of the singular component.
pitch estimation or evoke pitch shift.
But it also has to do with listener expectation.
> pitch estimation or evoke pitch shift.
OOOOPS!   I wanted to pitch in, but my lack of brightness interfered ..
>sequences: A tradeoff between pitch and timbre?"
J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 82(3), 886-899.
aspects to "pitch", namely "pitch height" and "chroma".  "Pitch height"
> middle range fundamentals, published in JASA 95, 3529 (1994)).
> other situations as just increased brightness.
> have to produce stronger intervals - is it right to say?).
> distinctive fifth of the fundamental?
> If I am understandable here, I would like to know your opinion.
it seems to agree with many phenomenological descriptions like yours.
the octave of a harmonically rich note?
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AFP On Dec 10, 2019
Chicago-born rapper Juice WRLD, one of a wave of young artists who earned attention on streaming platforms before breaking out as chart-toppers and social media celebrities, died Sunday at the age of 21, according to local authorities.
A spokeswoman from the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office in Illinois confirmed the death of the rapper, born Jarad Higgins, at 3:14 am (0914 GMT). An autopsy has been set for Monday.
Police told AFP that a 21-year-old man had suffered a medical emergency at Chicago's Midway International Airport after getting off a private jet.
Celebrity news outlet TMZ reported that Higgins had suffered a seizure.
Juice WRLD's breakout single Lucid Dreams, rose to number two on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2018, with his follow-up album Death Race for Love debuting in first place on the Billboard 200 earlier this year.
"Juice made a profound impact on the world in such a short period of time," his label Interscope Records said in a statement. "To lose someone so kind and so close to our hearts is devastating."
Lucid Dreams quickly re-entered the top 10 on the US iTunes site as news of his death spread.
The rapper was of a generation known as the "SoundCloud rappers" — a subgenre that takes its name from the streaming platform where its artists first find fame.
The crop of rappers in recent years has become a disruptive movement in hip-hop, combining a lo-fi underground sound with raw, often emotionally laden lyrics leading some to dub them "emo rappers."
These musicians whose careers are built on internet stardom often rap about popping drugs, notably Xanax, an anti-anxiety medication.
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The SoundCloud scene has launched careers and sales figures but the lives of its figures are often volatile.
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La Pala di Ognissanti, opera di Antonio Boselli, si trova sull'altare di San Marco a destra dell'altare maggiore della basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore in Bergamo.

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Nel Cinquecento bergamasco, non era comune disegnare una pala di Ognissanti, ve ne sono presenti sul territorio solo tre, una in Gromo, nella chiesa di San Giacomo e San Vincenzo, una a Nembro, nella chiesa di San Martino, entrambe opera di Antonio Marinoni con una datazione successiva a quella che è la pala ufficialmente opera del Boselli conservata in Santa Maria Maggiore datata 1514, e realizzata entro il 9 febbraio,, ma per anni grande fu la confusione nell'attribuire il lavoro al Boselli.

Pietro Corsino cita questo quadro, il 10 settembre 1670, rispondendo a un quesito posto dal Calvi per la realizzazione del suo Effemeride sagro profana di quanto di memorabile sia successo in Bergamo, sua diocese et territorio, dove gli chiedeva cosa ci fosse di rilevanza come arte o artista nella basilica, e questo gli lasciò intendere che la pala fosse considerata di grande valore, anche se il Corsino non attribuì l'opera al Boselli, ma a Bramantino Milanese confondendolo con il Bramante, cosa che capiva al tempo in cui i documenti erano di difficile reperimento creduta del Bramantino, ma, secondo lo storico Simone Facchinetti "forse semplicemente un'iscrizione identificativa del santo eremita Onofrio: S[AN]C[T]VS ONOFRIVS"
Venne pubblicato nella prima guida di Bergamo del 1774 da Francesco Saverio Bartoli, con l'assegnazione ad un nuovo immaginario autore, egli ritenne che la scritta presente sulla fascia di san Giuseppe FCUS ANCERIUS fosse la firma dell'autore, inventandosi un  Franciscus Ancerius mai esistito.
E fu così che il Lanzi continuò nell'errore ...in una tavola d'altare con un Paradiso e santi moltissimi Fcus Ancerius. Se ne ignora la patria. È diligenti pittore antico, confuso già con il Bramantino....

Furono però considerate molto importanti le conoscenze del Corsini, tanto che quando Giacomo Carrara pubblicherà le postume Vite de' pittori, scultori e architetti bergamaschi di Francesco Tassi, elencherà e descriverà la pala di Ognissanti come opera di Bartolomeo Bramantino, eppure il Tassi aveva scritto, non individuandola, di una pala di Antonio Boselli del 1514 per la chiesa di Santa Maria Maggiore, non descrivendola, ma citando il documento originale ora perduto
Furono solo i fratelli Marenzi nel 1824, a dipanare ogni errore e ridare la giusta assegnazione alla pala, ora opera indiscussa di Antonio Boselli, considerata il suo lavoro più importante, ma questo fu pubblicato solo nel 1867 su Pittori bergamaschi pubblicato nel 1867 scritto da Pasino Locatelli.

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La pala del Boselli, è posta sull'altare dedicato a san Marco, sul lato destro dell'abside della basilica, e ha una sua collocazione temporale storica, precisa.

In posizione centrale in una grande mandorla dorata formata da una schiera di angeli che la sostengono, c'è l'immagine del Cristo seduto, che con la mano destra benedicente mentre con la mano sinistra tiene un libro aperto, dove è scritto PARVVS QVIDEM LABOR EST SED MVLTA REQVIES.
Il Cristo è circondato da trentasei santi, disposti in ordine predeterminato, e identificabili o dagli abiti o dagli attributi iconografici
, i più vicini a Cristo sono la Madonna e san Giovanni Battista. Vi sono composte le figure dei santi più importanti per Bergamo: a sinistra san Giuseppe che era stato eletto patrono della città nel 1511, san Vincenzo a cui era intitolata la chiesa principale, santo Stefano e a Bergamo vi era il grande monastero domenicano distrutto poi nel 1561. per ampliare le mura venete, e sant'Alessandro di Bergamo, patrono e martire proprio della città.

Che sicuramente creano maggior attenzione all'osservante sono le due figure in primo piano al centro del quadro: san Marco e sant'Onofrio che sono in conversazione, e la loro discussione è il messaggio politico che voleva rappresentare l'autore.
La pala era stata commissionata al Boselli dai nobili Dondacio Colleoni e Bertolino Bagnati, rappresentanti delle famiglie guelfe di Bergamo, e fedeli sudditi di Venezia, serve anche considerare che il 12 giugno 1512 si era insediato in nuovo governo autonomo filo-veneto, dopo l'occupazione francese, giorno dedicato alla devozione di sant'Onofrio, che nella pala viene dipinto nell'atto di sgranare un rosario e in attenta attesa dei consigli da san Marco, patrono della repubblica veneziana.
L'impostazione della tela riporta alle opere del Bramantino, per come vengono disposte le figure in primo piano, l'orientamento filo milanese, con un dialogo diretto tra opera e osservatore..

Il dipinto è posto in una cornice realizzata dal milanese Francesco Brembilla verso il 1585 piuttosto complessa, formata da motivi geografici dorati. Lateralmente due angeli telamoni sorreggono le colonne sormontate da capitelli. L'architrave con timpano spezzato e ricurvo ha due angioletti che reggono festoni di frutta e racchiudono il busto di un santo.

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Fonti

Bibliografia

Voci correlate
 Pala di Ognissanti (Marinoni Gromo)
 Pala di Ognissanti (Marinoni Nembro)

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Dipinti su tutti i santi
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