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Cardinal McCarrick: One of the Cardinals that Will "Depose" Francis? Read the Account on an Empty Stomach. This Occurred Under "St." John Paul "the Great". When will the Novus Ordo Sect be Thrown Out Of the Hallowed Halls of the Institutional Organization of the Catholic Church? "Fraud" is Written All Over It.
Thank you, Randy Engel for the Following Enlightening Article.
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St. Robert Bellarmine Waits for the Remnant to Renounce Writer Who Wrote that Cardinals can Depose and Remove a Pope. I don't think that it is mere coincidence that St. Robert Bellermine's Feast Day is May 13th!
Body of St. Robert Bellarmine, Doctor of the Papacy
That is TEACHER of the Catholic Doctrine of the Papacy
The Papacy Itself Does Not Need a Doctor.
Sorry Chris and John J.D.
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So we should be able to look to the Pope to find the Catholic Faith....whoa......crazy man!
And then there is the "traditional Catholic" Remnant ---- has the "oldest traditional Catholic newspaper" just gone senile or has it gone Gallican and heretical? Here is the quotation from an article by Elizabeth Yore in which she directly contradicts the above statement by St. Robert Bellermine. The link to the entire article. Thanks to the Editor of Novus Ordo Watch for coming up with this quotation and a former colleague of mine and good friend Ryan Grant for translating the ci…
It's Romanitas! Duh! Michael Matt Just Needs to Settle Down. Where did you Expect the last two Superior Generals of the SSPX (1982-2018) to be sent? Zimbabwe?
Dr. Chojnowski: There has been a recent uproar about the naming of Bishop Bernard Fellay and Fr. Franz Schmidberger as "Assistant Generals" to the new Superior General of the SSPX, Fr. Davide Pagliarani. Even the "SSPX supporters" from the Remnant, who, I have heard, will "never darken the door of an SSPX chapel," are "confused." I have already charged them with being "confused" about Catholic Doctrine after allowing a heretical article by Elizabeth Yore to be published in their newspaper in which the author advocated that the Cardinals meet immediately and "depose" Francis for a situation involving the pedophilia scandal in the Conciliar church. I charged the Remnant with the heresy of Gallicanism and Conciliarism, but got no response. Now "just one member of the Catholic press," is "confused" about why the new Superior General would create two new "assistant" positions for the only two men w…
SSPX Defines Itself with Archbishop Lefebvre's 1974 Declaration "Which the Society embraces in its Entirety." Is the Lefebvre Ram back in the Pen and has the Reb[r]anded Wether Been Sent to the Butcher?
Dr. Chojnowski: The General Chapter of the SSPX has issued its concluding statement, which clearly is meant to identify the next twelve years of the life of the SSPX with one of the most thrilling anti-Modernist moments of the SSPX, the Declaration in November 1974 in which Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre reacted to the Modernism which he experienced coming from the mouths of the ecclesial visitors who came to the Econe seminary. In the final text the superiors of the SSPX rally the faithful to the fight for Christ the King and His Dominion over All Men and identifies its mission as preserving the priesthood which has as its focus the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. None of this savors of a meat of an unbranded wether! Pray for the best! Let us see how the "authority," "even the highest in the hierarchy," responds to this. Obviously there will be no "deal" for the next 12 years. Told you.
The final statement of the General Chapter is below. Below that I have inclu…
In 2009 Interview, Fr. Florian Abrahamowicz Singles out New SSPX Superior as Priest who was "Vehemently Opposed" to Deal with the Conciliar Church. Rejected Idea of Converting Modernists "From Within."
Here is the relevant portion of the Interview between Stephen Heiner and Fr. Fabian Abrahamawitz who was with Fr. Davide Pagliarani in Italy during the early 2000s. The link below gets you to the entire interview on True Restoration. interview-with-fr-florian-abrahamowicz-in-paris-english-version S.H.: When did you start to have disagreements with Menzingen? Were there other priests who agreed with you? What did they advise? Fr. A.: My first disagreements with Menzingen began in 2001 when the possibility of a deal with modernist Rome was first raised. At that time I was far from being alone. The prior of Rimini, Fr. Ugo Carandino and Fr. Davide Pagliarani were vehemently opposed to coming to terms with the Rome of the Council. Then there were other priests, seminary directors, professors and priors who opposed these things very explicitly and effectively. Our duty in conscience moved us to declare openly to our superiors that we could not follow in the event of the Society's cohabiting …
100th Anniversary of the Murder of the Russian Imperial Family. The Life, the Murder, and the Reasons for the Murder.
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Mama Mia! Mike it's "RAD TRAD THOMIST" Hear Michael Matt Attack RadTrad Thomist and set up a Straw Man Argument in Order to Hide the Fact that the Remnant has sent Authors emails saying that Anyone who Writes for Louie Verrecchio Is BANNED from Writing in the Remnant.
The Gallican Brain Trust!
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My simple syllogism:
The Remnant has sent emails to many who were scheduled to write articles for Louie Verrecchio's Catholic Inquisitor that if they did they could no longer write for the Remnant (Names could be provided but will not be since there were many who succumbed to the threat0.
Cornelia Ferreira has written for the Catholic Inquisitor.
Therefore, Cornelia Ferreira cannot write for the Remnant.
Let us struggle to break this tired monopoly on traditional Catholic thought!
Even Novus Ordo Nuns Express Shock at Vatican's New "rule" that Nuns need Not be Virgins. Bad. But What about the Neo-Con Neo-Trads who Portray the Immaculate Bride of Christ as if She were the Harlot of Babylon?
Just in from the Guardian. Now even the Guardian (Neo-Marxist British paper) is shocked at what Newchurch is doing!shock-over-ruling-that-brides-of-christ-need-not-be-virgins
Shock over ruling that 'brides of Christ' need not be virgins Consecrated virgins say they are disappointed by Vatican's new guidance Harriet Sherwood Religion correspondent @harrietsherwood Mon 16 Jul 2018 07.34 EDTLast modified on Mon 16 Jul 2018 09.20 EDT
Le Figaro on SSPX election: "Fellay toppled", "Side opposed to deal with Rome now in charge."
Dr. Chojnowski: Le Figaro, termed by Wikipedia the oldest French daily newspaper and one of the two newspapers, along with Le Monde, calls the election of Fr. Davide Pagliarani the "toppling of Bishop Fellay." Now, says the paper, "those who oppose a deal with Rome are in charge." They are surprised by this since they report that Bishop Fellay was the favorite to win re-election as Superior General! Readers, I reported to you early that Fr. Pagliarani was the favorite and that Bishop Fellay was not going to be reelected.clerical-rumors-fr-david-pagliarani.html I also reported to you that the victory by Fr. Pagliarani is being seen as a victory of the "Center-Right." Here is the article from Rorate Coeli:le-figaro-on-sspx-election-fellay.html Le Figaro on SSPX election: "Fellay toppled", "Side opposed to deal with Rome now in charge." Yesterday, following the election of their new Superior-General, the General Chapter of the Society o…
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Pagliarani Elected SSPX Superior. Told you. Win for "Center-Right" loss for "Left".
Fr. Davide Pagliarani, Superior General of the SSPX
Here is the link to the interview of Fr. Pagliarani from 2011 --- published previously on SSPX.org and on this site blogger.g
Here is the announcement from the SSPX General House:
Communiqué of the General House of the Society of Saint Pius X
JULY 11, 2018 BY FSSPX.NEWS
Election of the Superior General On July 11, 2018, Father Davide Pagliarani was elected Superior General, for a mandate of 12 years, by the 4th General Chapter of the Society of Saint Pius X. The new Superior General is 47 years old and is of Italian nationality. He received the sacrament of Holy Orders from the hands of Bishop Bernard Fellay in 1996. He exercised his apostolate in Rimini (Italy), then in Singapore, before being appointed Superior of the District of Italy. Since 2012, he was Rector of Our Lady Co-Redemptrix Seminary of La Reja (Argentina). After accepting his office, the elected pronounced the Profession of F…
Update: Today, July 11th, 2018 is Probably the Most Critical Day of the Sister Lucy Truth Investigation. Please Pray to Our Lady of the Rosary for the Truth to Emerge. Wherever that Truth Lies.
I am sorry to have to keep "the cards close to the vest," but it is necessary for professional reasons. What is being done today has never been done before in this case. Please be patient and continue your support.
Clerical Rumors: Fr. David Pagliarani Superior General Front-Runner as SSPX Starts General Chapter.
Front-Runner Fr. Pagliarani Seen as "Center-Right"
According to my clerical sources, the election of the Superior General of the SSPX is the first order of business for the General Chapter. If that is the case, we might be getting word as to the next Superior General in the next few days since the once every 12 year General Chapter begins tomorrow, July 11th.
After speaking with SSPX/Resistance sources today, there seems to be no chance that an election of a new superior general will bring about a reunification of SSPX and SSPX/Resistance.
Also, our clerical sources have pointed out that if Rome should offer the SSPX a Personal Prelature, Bishop Bernard Fellay could be back in the leadership position as Personal Prelate of the new organization.
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Another Issue of Cornelia's Fatima Newsletter: The Angel of Portugal Speaks! 1916.
The second Apparition [of the Angel] must have been at the height of summer, when the heat of the day was so intense that we had to take the sheep home before noon and only let them out again in the early evening.
One day, we were playing on the stone slabs of the well down at the bottom of the garden belonging to my parents, which we called the Arneiro. Suddenly, we saw beside us the same figure, or rather Angel, as it seemed to me.
"What are you doing?" he asked. "Pray, pray very much! The most holy Hearts of Jesus and Mary have designs of mercy on you. Offer prayers and sacrifices constantly to the Most High." "How are we to make sacrifices?" I asked.
"Make of everything you can a sacrifice, and offer it to God as an act of reparation for the sins by which He is offended, and in supplication for the conversion of sinners. You will thus draw down peace upon your country. I am its Angel Guardian, the Angel of Portugal. Above all, accept and bear with submission, the suffering which the L…
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Death Spiral of the Fatima Center? Financial Crisis, Job Cut Backs, Hours Trimmed. Revival Sought with Neo-Con Youth Conference.
So Many Good People Gone. Another NewChurch Triumph.
We have received information that the Fatima Center, Port Erie, Ontario is suffering from a financial crisis. This has caused it to cut back on jobs, trim workers hours, and has had high ranking members of the organization leave or be fired.
If we look on the advertisement for this years conference in Dallas, it shows a Remnant take over of the organization. Moreover, those faithful who attend and have grave doubts about the validity of Novus Ordo ordinations would be left out.
I have received absolutely ZERO help from any one in the Fatima Center for my Sister Lucy Truth organization and effort. How long will they continue to speak about "the Fourth Secret," while totally ignoring the possibility that Sister Lucy herself was eliminated and a substitute put in her place. Why trust ANYTHING coming out of the Vatican. How naive can we be?
I have also heard that the movie "The Vatican D…
The American Matrix. Will We Ever Break Free? Ever Sober Paul Craig Roberts on the 4th of July and Marine General Smedley Butler
https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2018/07/03/tomorrow-is-matrix-reinforcement-day/ July 4 Is Matrix Reinforcement Day Paul Craig Roberts July 4, 2018, is the 242 anniversary of the date chosen to stand as the date the 13 British colonies declared independence. According to historians, the actual date independence was declared was July 2, 1776, with the vote of the Second Continental Congress. Other historians have concluded that the Declaration of Independence was not actually signed until August 2. For many living in the colonies the event was not the glorious one that is presented in history books. There was much opposition to the separation, and the "loyalists" were killed, confiscated, and forced to flee to Canada. Some historians explain the event not as a great and noble enterprise of freedom and self-government, but as the manipulations of ambitious men who saw opportunity for profit and power. For most Americans today the Fourth of July is a time for fireworks, picnics, and a …
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5 films that were snubbed at the Oscars this year
The Academy Awards are taking place this Sunday, 9 February, at the Dolby Theatre Hollywood; Highland Center in Hollywood. Here are some of the films that were left out of the nominations.
Award season is in full swing and will culminate in a night of glitz and glamour at the Oscars on Sunday. The ceremony will be televised live in more than 225 countries and territories worldwide.
This year the Academy has been criticised for being predictable and honouring the same Hollywood stars who have been in the business for ages instead of showcasing diverse talent.
Representation and diversity of the awards have also been questioned after the majority of the nominations went to established white male stars. A case in point is The Joker starring Joaquin Phoenix, which was nominated for 11 awards, of which only two went to women.
After the nominations announcement, many publications wrote Op-Ed pieces on how far-removed the Oscars have become. New York Times critic Wesley Morris wrote: "If something's not right with the Oscars, what about them is most wrong? The joylessly algebraic nomination process? All those old white voters? That we seriously call September to February awards season, like it's (the) weather or the flu? Whatever it is, we're looking at nine best-picture nominees and 19 actors that have got a lot of people rolling their eyes — people like me."
Many films deserved a place amongst Hollywood greats in 2020 but here are just a few that should've been considered:
1. Us starring Lupita Nyong'o
The biggest Best Actress snub goes to Oscar darling Lupita Nyong'o for her acclaimed performance in the thriller Us. Nyong'o plays dual characters, one is a seemingly normal wife and mother, Adelaide Wilson, and the other is Adelaide's nefarious doppelgänger, Red, who is at the complete opposite of the spectrum. Nyong'o won the MTV Movie & TV Award for Best Performance in a Movie, na MTV Movie Award for Best Villain, People's Choice Award for Favorite Movie Actress, an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture, a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role and a Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Actress. The film, directed by Jordan Peele, received zero nominations at the Oscars this year, which does not make sense.
2. The Farewell starring Awkwafina
Lulu Wang's The Farewell, starring awards season favourite Awkwafina, was also a surprise snub at the Oscars this year. The Academy overlooked the film in favour of scripts from Quentin Tarantino, Noah Baumbach, Rian Johnson, Bong Joon Ho and Han Jin Won, and Sam Mendes and Krysty Wilson-Cairns. Awkwafina won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy, a Satellite Award for Best Actress in Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical, and a Gotham Independent Film Award for Best Actress.
3. Booksmart starring Beanie Feldstein
Despite great reviews, a Golden Globe nomination for Beanie Feldstein (Best Actress in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical), and a Writers Guild of America nod for Best Original Screenplay, Olivia Wilde's Booksmart didn't crack the nod at the Oscars this year. Luckily, the coming of age film, also starring Billie Lourd, has the power to catapult to a cult status beyond the Oscars.
4. Hustlers starring Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Lopez's performance as Ramona, a stripper with big aspirations, in Lorene Scafaria's Hustlers, has been lauded as one of the best this year. To prove this point, she has been nominated ten times for the role including a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture and a Screen Actors Guild Award for Female Actor in a Supporting Role. She won three awards: Best Actress at the National Film & TV Awards, Best Supporting Actress at the Washington DC Area Film Critics Association Award and Best Supporting Actress at the Los Angeles Critics Association.
5. Honey Boy starring Shia LaBeouf
Honey Boy's director, Alma Har'el earned a Directors Guild of America nomination for Best First Feature. Although this wasn't a huge indication that they would be nominated at the Oscars, LaBeouf's screenplay about an actor confronting his traumatic past as both a child actor and the son of an alcoholic, deserved a mention. If the Oscars valued up and coming talent, LaBeouf and Noah Jupe would've been considered. Both were nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Indie Spirit Awards, where Har'el also earned a Best Director nod.
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Иосиф Наумович Шапиро (1887 год, Минск, Минский уезд, Минская губерния, Российская империя — 1961 год, Ленинград, РСФСР, Советский Союз) — советский учёный, -.

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Иосиф Наумович Шапиро родился в Минске в еврейской семье Неваха Мовшовича Шапиро. Кроме Иосифа в семье было ещё 8 детей, шесть сыновей и две дочери. Два его брата также были врачами, один из них  врач-травматолог, заместитель наркома здравоохранения Киргизской ССР. Советский кинооператор Евгений Шапиро приходился ему племянником, сыном родного брата Вениамина.

Медицинское образование получил на медицинском факультете Мюнхенского Университета (1908—1918), который окончил со степенью доктора (de) медицины. Работал в клинике немецкого врача-уролога Джеймса Израэля. После возвращения в Россию работал урологическом отделении Обуховской больницы в Санкт-Петербурге, под руководством Бориса Николаевича Хольцова.

По приглашению Хольцова с 1925 года преподавал в Государственном институте медицинских знаний (ныне Северо-Западный государственный медицинский университет имени И. И. Мечникова, приват-доцент (1930).

После начала Великой Отечественной войны Шапиро назначается консультантом-урологом Северного фронта, работал главным хирургом эвакгоспиталей Кировской области, а в 1942—1945 годах был заместителем главного хирурга и главным урологом эвакогоспиталей Наркомздрава РСФСР.

Профессор Иосиф Наумович Шапиро умер в 1961 году, был похоронен на Преображенском еврейском кладбище Санкт-Петербурга.

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Middle East|No Bunker-Buster Bomb in Israel's Weapons Deal With U.S.
No Bunker-Buster Bomb in Israel's Weapons Deal With U.S.
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, right, and Moshe Yaalon of Israel on a helicopter tour of the Golan Heights on Monday.CreditCreditPool photo by Jim Watson
By Thom Shanker and David E. Sanger
TEL AVIV — American and Israeli defense officials welcomed a new arms sale agreement on Monday as a major step toward increasing Israel's military strength, but Israeli officials said it still left them without the weapons they would need if they decided to attack Iran's deepest and best-protected nuclear sites.
The mixed message came as Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and his Israeli counterpart, Moshe Yaalon, reaffirmed their commitment to stopping Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, while sidestepping a continuing disagreement between the two countries about how close to allow Iran to get toward such a goal.
In public, Mr. Hagel again said that Israel had the right to decide by itself how to defend the country, and both officials said military action should be a last resort. But a close adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that "the fundamental difference of views on how much risk we can take with Iran is re-emerging."
The new weapons sale package includes aircraft for midair refueling and missiles that can cripple an adversary's air defense system. Both would be critical for Israel if it were to decide on a unilateral attack on Iran.
But what the Israelis wanted most was a weapons system that is missing from the package: a giant bunker-busting bomb designed to penetrate earth and reinforced concrete to destroy deeply buried sites. According to both American and Israeli analysts, it is the only weapon that would have a chance of destroying the Iranian nuclear fuel enrichment center at Fordo, which is buried more than 200 feet under a mountain outside the holy city of Qum.
The weapon, called a Massive Ordnance Penetrator, weighs about 30,000 pounds — so much that Israel does not have any aircraft capable of carrying it. To do so, Israel would need a B-2 bomber, the stealth aircraft that the United States flew nonstop recently from Missouri to the Korean Peninsula to underscore to North Korea that it could reach its nuclear sites.
The Obama administration has been reluctant to even discuss selling such capability to the Israelis.
Iran has consistently denied that it wants nuclear weapons and has called its uranium enrichment activities peaceful.
The Fordo site has become an increasing source of concern to the Israelis. When they referred last year to Iran's entering a "zone of immunity," Israeli officials said the phrase referred to the moment when the facility would be complete, and immune from attack by Israeli forces. All the centrifuges that enrich uranium at the site have since been installed, but only about a quarter of them are now operating.
Israel has asked the United States for weapons like the Massive Ordnance Penetrator in the past and has been turned down. American officials declined to say whether the yearlong negotiations with Israel that resulted in the new arms package had included a discussion of the new bomb.
Instead, they pointed to a decision by President Obama to send advanced refueling tanker planes to Israel that would make it possible for the country's fighter aircraft to reach as far as Iran. A similar refueling capability was turned down during the administration of President George W. Bush.
George Little, the Pentagon press secretary, said the arms package to Israel was "unprecedented" and would "guarantee and augment our strong ally's qualitative military edge for a generation to come."
The debate is about more than just equipment. Israel's position has been that Iran cannot be allowed to build up too large a stockpile of medium-enriched uranium that could allow it to then race for a bomb. When Mr. Netanyahu addressed the United Nations in New York last September, he drew a red line across a cartoon picture of a bomb, which aides later said indicated that Iran would not be allowed to amass enough medium-enriched uranium to get enough fuel to make a single weapon.
But most of Iran's production of that uranium is occurring inside the mountain at Fordo. So far, Iran has stayed just below Mr. Netanyahu's red line, converting some of the fuel to a metallic form that can be used in a nuclear reactor — but that would take significantly more time to further enrich it to bomb-grade material. To the United States, this has offered up more time for a diplomatic solution. To many Israeli officials, it is a ploy, intended to buy time as Iran installs a new generation of centrifuges that could speed its production.
"It's all about timetables," said Dore Gold, the president of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs and a member of Mr. Netanyahu's inner circle of strategists. "If you say the goal is to halt Iran in the enrichment phase, you don't have much time. If you are waiting for Iran to weaponize" — the position the Obama administration has taken — "maybe you can give it another year or more."
Mr. Yaalon suggested that there was still time. "There are other tools to be used and to be exhausted, whether it is diplomacy, economic sanctions," he said.
Mr. Yaalon avoided mentioning another element of the strategy: sabotage of the Iranian program, which has included cyberattacks on enrichment facilities and the assassination of Iranian scientists. He urged support for Iranians who oppose the current government in Tehran, especially in advance of a presidential election scheduled for June.
But without "a credible military option," Mr. Yaalon warned, "there is no chance" that the Iranian government will curtail its nuclear ambitions.
During a news conference with Mr. Yaalon at the Israeli Ministry of Defense, Mr. Hagel pledged that the United States would sustain its commitment to ensuring Israel's "qualitative military edge," and he was emphatic in discussing Iran.
"Iran will not be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon," Mr. Hagel said. "Period."
That was far more definitive than anything he said in his confirmation hearing. There he talked about a strategy of containing Iran — a strategy that seemed at odds with Mr. Obama's stated position — before correcting himself for the record to align with the administration's position.
The United States has promised Israel $3.1 billion in military financial assistance in this fiscal year, the highest amount ever. Mr. Hagel cited the $460 million the United States has already given to Israel for its missile-defense systems and noted the $220 million request for the next fiscal year.
After his meetings in Tel Aviv, Mr. Hagel toured northern Israel by helicopter, crossing into the Golan Heights occupied by Israeli forces. The flight took him within a couple of miles of the Syrian side of their disputed border and about 30 miles from the Syrian capital, Damascus.
On Monday evening, Amos Yadlin, the former head of military intelligence in Israel, told the annual conference of Israel's Institute for National Security Studies that while any Israeli attack would only delay Iran's program, "this delay could be important because we may have a regime change."
Mr. Yadlin, now the director of the institute, described the tactical differences between the United States and Israel on dealing with Iran as a "time gap."
"Israel has defined what the trigger is, what the red line is," he said. Iran, he concluded, "is already there."
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Q: How to show fullscreen popovercontroller in iPhone screen? I have UIbarbuttonItem in navationbar and than click the button works well iPad simulator but don't work iPhone simulator because Popover not supported iPhone. I trying to show fullscreen popovercontroller in iPhone screen.How to fix this problem. I add my codes and screenshots.
Thanks in advance.
MyCodes;
- (void)viewDidLoad {
    [super viewDidLoad];
    // Do any additional setup after loading the view, typically from a nib.

    UIBarButtonItem *shareItem = [[UIBarButtonItem alloc] initWithBarButtonSystemItem:UIBarButtonSystemItemAction target:self action:nil];
    UIBarButtonItem *cameraItem = [[UIBarButtonItem alloc] initWithBarButtonSystemItem:UIBarButtonSystemItemCamera target:self action:@selector(doneButtonPressed:)];
    UIBarButtonItem *searchItem = [[UIBarButtonItem alloc] initWithBarButtonSystemItem:UIBarButtonSystemItemSearch target:self action:nil];
    UIBarButtonItem *flexibleItem = [[UIBarButtonItem alloc] initWithBarButtonSystemItem:UIBarButtonSystemItemFlexibleSpace target:nil action:nil];
    NSArray *actionButtonItems = @[shareItem, cameraItem, flexibleItem,searchItem];
    self.navigationItem.rightBarButtonItems = actionButtonItems;

}

- (void)didReceiveMemoryWarning {
    [super didReceiveMemoryWarning];
    // Dispose of any resources that can be recreated.
}
-(void)doneButtonPressed:(id)sender
{
    if(![popoverController isPopoverVisible]){
        UIViewController *viewControllerForPopover = [self.storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier:@"MyIdentifier"];
        popoverController = [[UIPopoverController alloc] initWithContentViewController:viewControllerForPopover];
        popoverController.delegate=self;
        [popoverController presentPopoverFromBarButtonItem:sender permittedArrowDirections:UIPopoverArrowDirectionAny animated:YES];
        //popoverController.passthroughViews=[NSArray arrayWithObjects:self.view, nil];
    }
    else{

        [popoverController dismissPopoverAnimated:YES];
    }

}

@interface ViewController : UIViewController<UIPopoverControllerDelegate,UIPopoverPresentationControllerDelegate>{

    UIPopoverController *popoverController;

    CameraViewController *cameraPopOver;
}

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A: I once used KGModal.
KGModal is an easy drop in control that allows you to display any view in a modal popup. Can popup UIView and UIViewController.

A: PopoverController can't be added to iPhone as this controller is only for iPad and not for iOS. to solve your issue you can take a simple view or a tableview over there, which will appear on click event of bar button

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Q: Routing with react-router-dom, redux, apollo-client, connected-react-router and redux-persist I am trying to configure an application and I am using: react class components, redux, react-redux, apollo-client, redux-persist and connected-react-redux and I am receiving the following error: "Uncaught TypeError: store.dispatch is not a function".
This is root reducer:
import { combineReducers } from "redux";
import { connectRouter } from "connected-react-router";

const createRootReducer = (history) => combineReducers({
    rooter: connectRouter(history),
    other reducers
})
export default createRootReducer

This is store.js:
import {createStore, applyMiddleware, compose} from 'redux'
import thunk from 'redux-thunk'
import createRootReducer from './Reducers'
import { persistStore, persistReducer } from 'redux-persist'
import storage from 'redux-persist/lib/storage'
import { createBrowserHistory } from 'history'
import { routerMiddleware } from 'connected-react-router'

const initialState = {}

export const history = createBrowserHistory()

const middware = [thunk]

const persistConfig = {
    key: 'root',
    storage,
}
const rootReducer = createRootReducer(history)

const persistedReducer = persistReducer(persistConfig, rootReducer)

const store = createStore(persistedReducer,
    initialState,
    compose(routerMiddleware(history),applyMiddleware(...middware))
    )

const  persistor = persistStore(store)

export {store, persistor}

And this is index.js:
import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import './index.css';
import App from './App';
import reportWebVitals from './reportWebVitals';
import {
  ApolloClient,
  InMemoryCache,
  ApolloProvider,
} from "@apollo/client";
import { HashRouter } from 'react-router-dom';
import { Provider } from 'react-redux';
import  {store, persistor, history} from './store';
import { PersistGate } from 'redux-persist/integration/react'
import { ConnectedRouter } from 'connected-react-router';

export const client = new ApolloClient({
  uri: ' http://localhost:4000/',
  cache: new InMemoryCache()
});

ReactDOM.render(
  <React.StrictMode>

    <ApolloProvider client={client}>
       <Provider store={store}>
        <PersistGate loading={null} persistor={persistor}>

          <ConnectedRouter history={history}>
            <App />
          </ConnectedRouter>

      </PersistGate></Provider >
    </ApolloProvider>

  </React.StrictMode>,
  document.getElementById('root')
);

React-router-dom version: 5.3.0. React-router version : 5.2.1
Could you please help me?

A: The problem was with selector, because it is using some cache memory to memoize, and at first load, there was no cache memory. I found this post.
So I deleted the selector, and moved the function inside the reducer, for which was the selector.
Also I am not using "connected-react-router" anymore


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Wireless Workbench Version 6.12 will be available for download this summer at www.shure.com/software.


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23 derelict buildings in Cornwall at risk of disappearing forever
Our rich industrial and architectural heritage is being lost all over the duchy
Olivier VergnaultSenior Reporter
Every year some of Cornwall's rich architectural and industrial heritage disappears.
Adverse weather, rain and snow, high winds and an ever-encroaching nature are all responsible for sapping the work of our forefathers and threatening to return the county's rich past to the dirt.
Human activity is also responsible for the damage done to Cornwall's old buildings. New development replace old structures, new roads are built and others become obsolete.
Whether criminal or accidental, people also cause a lot of damage to structures through fire and vandalism. Many industrial and religious buildings have been left to decay, abandoned through lack of use, a change in habits and industrial processes.
But not all is lost.
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There is a certain beauty in derelict buildings and exploring them when possible is always instructive and educational but, more than that, it is sometimes possible to preserve these old buildings for posterity or see them reused and reopened so they are given a new lease of life.
The Cornish Buildings Group is one such organisation fighting to ensure that Cornwall's past has a future.
The group lists a dozen of so buildings and structures deemed at risk of falling into extreme disrepair or disappearing altogether if nothing is done to save them.
The group said: "As part of fulfilling one of its core objectives which is to encourage the preservation of historical architecture in Cornwall, we need to draw attention to buildings that are at risk of loss or serious decay."
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Paul Holden, the chairman of the 50-year-old campaign group which has 300 members, said the aim of the group was to fight for Cornwall's heritage.
He said: "It's difficult to earmark success as we are a non statutory group who nudge the big boys like Historic England, Cornwall Council, and statutory consultees. We have made significant noises about St Columb Rectory, Saltash Station and lots of others.
"Buildings are worth saving to safeguard our heritage."
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According to the Cornish Buildings Group, a building should be defined as "at risk" if it is in poor state of repair and there is no realistic plan for repair and future use.
A building will be defined as in poor repair if it exhibits three or more of the following characteristics:
The roof is not weather tight
Windows are boarded up or broken
Gutters and rainwater goods are not functioning properly
There are significant outbreaks of dry or wet rot
The building is unoccupied or out of use
Inappropriate alterations are proposed to the building
An inappropriate use is proposed for the building
The group said: "Judgement is needed in designating a building at risk, but the above criteria provide an objective basis for assessing a building's status.
"Judgement is particularly required with regard to future plans for the building. So as to encourage the proper treatment of historical buildings, the CBG should recognise realistic plans of owners or others for repairing or restoring the building.
"A plan for repair or restoration of a building will only be considered to be realistic if it is rigorous, prepared with appropriate expert input, has realistic timescales and is properly costed and resourced.
"It will probably be necessary to contact the owners of the building or their agents to understand whether such a plan exists. If owners refuse to discuss plans with a representative of the CBG, then there will be deemed to be no plan."
The derelict buildings that Cornwall has (almost) forgotten about:
Polvellan Manor - West Looe
The derelict and boarded up Polvellan Manor in East Looe
John Lemon MP and notable composer of chants and sacred music built a cottage-style house on this site in 1787 after his election as Member of Parliament West Looe borough in 1784.
The house was later leased to the Buller family of Morval. A regular visitor to Charles Buller at Polvellan was John Stuart Mill whose correspondence has been published.
Both families were notable in the rise of Looe as a commercial town during the 19th century. During the 20th century the building supported the town both as a maternity hospital and from 1938 a private hotel which tracked the rise of tourism in the area.
The house was enlarged and embellished, probably in the 1840s and 1850s, and a rear wing was added at the end of the 19th century. Plans were produced in 1881 to alter the house, it was eventually altered by Liskeard architect John Sansom in 1898.
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Mr Holden said: "The property is significant for its setting and outlook as much as the building's architectural qualities. The symmetrical frontage of the mansion is designed to face east taking in distant views across Mill Pool and the estuary.
"We have applied unsuccessfully to get the building listed, the rejection notice said that much of the historic interior had been lost. It remains in a perilous state.
"We are pushing Cornwall Council to implement enforcement for repairs or consider other uses for the buildings. The matter has also been discussed with the Neighbourhoods and Public Protection team and the Empty Homes team to assess whether any joint working may be appropriate in this instance."
The Old Ship Inn - Cawsand
The Old Ship Inn could become a pub and affordable flats (Image: John Allen)
Villagers are trying to buy and bring back to life one of Cornwall's oldest pubs after it was destroyed by fire nearly five years ago.
For newcomers in Cawsand, The Old Ship Inn in Garrett Street is nothing but a derelict building in a lovely narrow street. But for locals it is a popular pub that used to thrive and has an amazing history.
The Grade-II listed building was built in the 18th century and received visitors such as Admiral Lord Nelson and singer Gracie Fields, who purchased a property in the village in the 1930s.
But, on October 5, 2013, everything changed.
The Old Ship Inn had already been empty for years before an intense fire ripped through it.
Since then, offers have been made to rebuild it, but nothing has come to fruition.
War World Two Bunker - Pednavounder, near Coverack
Orange barrels of ale outside this old nuclear bunker are the only clue to the brewery that is inside (Image: Greg Martin)
The vast building, half above ground and half below, was once the front line in Britain's defences against a possible Soviet nuclear attack.
Today, it stands largely forgotten on the Lizard peninsula, partially flooded and stripped of its former glory. Much of the cavernous building is empty and used for storage by a local farmer while a section is the unexpected but perfect home of brewery Lizard Ales.
The original nerve-centre of the base, the bustling operations room of which once housed the aircraft plotting tables and display board, is now used for storing hay bales.
Inside the old nuclear bunker where beer is brewed
The privately-owned site was once part of a larger complex called RAF Treleaver. At its height the radar station had a personnel of 85 men and women and could take a further 700 in the event of an emergency. In a field outside the bunker stand five incongruous concrete buildings that once housed huge rotating radar arrays.
It was one of 66 stations built around the country at huge expense in the 1950s in a project codenamed Rotor. These stations was designed to give early warning for the interception of Soviet bombers. Yet by 1958, the building had been rendered obsolete in the Cold War arms race by supersonic aircraft and more advanced, centralised radar systems.
Blacksmith's Workshop - Wheal Busy - Chacewater
Blacksmith's Workshop - Wheal Busy - Chacewater (Image: John Luxton)
Working mine sites were dominated by engine houses - some 300 survive to-date throughout Cornwall - and areas of ancillary buildings mostly of timber construction of which very few remain.
Near Chacewater a unique workshop, constructed in stone, has survived.
This Grade-II listed building is a single large workshop that housed both the mine's carpenters and blacksmiths workshops on Great Wheal Busy.
Divided inside by a cross wall incorporating a substantial blacksmith's chimney, a hipped roof of king-post trusses gives an otherwise clear space more than 40ft wide. Two double-doors have massive cast-iron lintels in the same form as those at Perran Foundry.
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This building has even been described by Historic England, as 'being a remarkably well surviving example of this type building and is perhaps one of the largest blacksmith's workshops in the country'.
However it has been neglected for more than 50 years. Mr Holden said: "This building-type must be considered the most urgent priority in the Mining World Heritage Site.
"We have spoken to Historic England and the council's portfolio holder for planning about this case. We will be writing to the Tregothnan agent in due course."
Meledor Farmhouse - St Stephens
The abandoned Meledor Farmhouse near St Stephens which dates back to the 16th century
This listed building is now a farm house which was once part of a large manor house. The building is thought to have been completed in 1510.
It lies on the western side of the Fal Valley with buildings of the clay industry overpowering its western boundary. The old arched doorway is now blocked.
The farmhouse has been empty for a couple of years, it is secure however there are signs of entry. The house is owned by clay pits operators Imerys and is located on an island within very active clay workings and is accessed past the front of an occupied clay company building.
It is of asymmetrical hall house style plan, lateral stack and (possibly reused) mullioned windows. the chimney is an unusual feature.
In the fine cottage garden are several corn mushrooms and a corn measure. The corn was stacked around the mushrooms to enable it to dry. The measure surmounts a vertical stem and consists of a "bowl" with a tubular hole. The most distant walls of the cowsheds show evidence of having once been a chapel.
Fistral Bay Hotel - Newquay
The outside of the Fistral Bay Hotel
Blotting the skyline to the south of Newquay's most famous surfing beach, the Fistral Bay Hotel has been left to crumble for more than a decade.
Closed off to the public by a flimsy fence around its perimeter, one could be forgiven for thinking the decaying building was haunted.
The hotel, located at 1 Pentire Avenue, was built with just one floor in 1910, before the sinking of the Titanic and the outbreak of the Great War.
It was one of several major hotels built in Newquay around the turn of the 20th century, alongside the Victoria, the Atlantic and the Headland.
Saltash Railway Station - Saltash
The now boarded up Saltash Railway Station (Image: The Geograph.co.uk / Wikipedia)
The first Cornish building a railway visitor sees when crossing the Grade-I listed Royal Albert Bridge (1859).
A station was built for The Cornwall Railway during its brief period of existence (1859 – 1889). As the volume of passengers grew, and with a change of ownership to Great Western Railway (GWR), the original station was removed and a far larger building was built in its place.
By 1904 saw the start of a commuter service to the Royal Naval Base, Devonport and for many years Saltash station was the busiest in Cornwall.
Royal visitors to the station include Prince Albert, 1859; King George VI, Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret, 1950 and Queen Elizabeth II, 1959 for the bridge's centenary celebrations.
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The station was also the driving force behind the development of the market garden industry in Saltash and the Tamar Valley from the late 19the century while during the World War II, a unit of the Home Guard was based at the station to protect the strategically important bridge.
It has been derelict for over a decade with no real signs of development.
Saltash Town Council has bought the building, which hasn't been used in almost 50 years, and hopes to transform the site into a modern station, complete with a café, toilets and ticket office.
A crowdfunding was launched last year to raise £400,000 to help finance the preoject.
Penhale Camp - Newquay
Penhale Camp
Located high up on the Cornish clifftops, Penhale Camp was once a hub of military activity where up to 700 soldiers returning from war would go to train and recuperate from another gruelling tour.
Closed off to the public by a two-metre high metal security fence topped by razor wire, the 97 buildings on the 16 hectare site have stood derelict for seven years.
The camp, near Holywell Bay about six miles outside of Newquay, was originally developed by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) in 1939 as an emergency measure to train anti-aircraft gunners.
Evidence of the gun sites, searchlight batteries and defensive positions, such as pillboxes and trenches, still remain today.
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The majority of the site is currently occupied by abandoned Nissen huts, simple pitched roof concrete block-built huts, workshops, ancillary buildings, a farmhouse and areas of hard-standing.
St Paul's Church - Truro
St Paul's Church on Tregolls Road in Truro remainis closed after 10 years and its tower continues to be at risk of collapsing (Image: Olivier Vergnault)
An abandoned church which would cost £4 million to repair will be demolished if no private buyers comes forwards, the Church of England has warned.
There currently is a campaign to stop the landmark Church of St Paul, on Tregolls Road in Truro from being pulled down.
However fears remain that the iconic grade-II listed building could make way for a 'monstrosity development' or 'another set of retirement homes' because it imply costs too much to fix.
St Paul's Church on Tregolls Road in Truro has been a fixture of the cityscape since 1848 when it was erected by banker William Mansell Tweedy who paid for the work as an overflow church for the parish of St Clements.
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The church is located in a conservation area and campaigners who would like to see it preserved believe it sets the tone for Cornwall's capital city as visitors come down.
Church bosses have confirmed that if no private developer comes forward to take on the work, demolition will remain an option for St Paul's Church.
Redruth Old Fire Station - Redruth
Redruth Old Fire Station (Image: Geograph.co.uk)
Despite having planning permission (2010) to convert this listed Victorian fire station into housing nothing has been done since.
Today the building in Falmouth Road, Redruth, is declining rapidly, its condition being monitored by the Old Cornwall Society.
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It is a remarkable survival. Built of killas rubble fill with granite dressings, sla.te roof and single stage corner turret the station once housed two fire engines.
Mr Holden said: "Our group will continue to raise the profile of this important building that faces a bleak future with Historic England."
Nuclear bunker - Penzance
Part of York House in Penzance which was once the West Cornwall School for Girls (Image: Greg Martin)
A top secret nuclear bunker remained hidden beneath the Grade II-listed York House building for around 40 years. Just before it is handed over to developers, it finally revealed its secrets and Cornwall Live's photojournalist Greg Martin was allowed onside.
Known locally as 'The Vatican' in its early years, York House was built in around 1825 for a businessman named Henry Pope, who died before it was completed. He passed the property on to his nephew John Pope Vibert, who finished the project and lived there until 1865.
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In 1929, the West Cornwall School for Girls moved into York House and were based there until it eventually closed in 1967. After the school's closure, the site was acquired by Penwith District Council, which used it for offices until the district was abolished in 2009 and the buildings became surplus to Cornwall Council's needs.
Despite the planned housing development at the St Clare site, it doesn't look like the bunker, or the nuclear air filtration system, is going anywhere.
Cornwall councillor Jim McKenna, who represents the St Clare area of Penzance and has been heavily involved with the proposed development to ensure that 38 out of the 127 homes will be affordable for locals, said: "Legal agreement between the various parties is due to be finalised in the next few weeks. This will allow the site preparation and building work to start.
"Most of York House will be converted into eight apartments, but there are no plans to develop the nuclear bunker, so it should stay as it is."
Marlborough House - Falmouth
Marlborough House in Falmouth remains at risk of falling into disrepairs despuite having been sold at auction a few years ago for £650,000
Marlborough House stands in grounds of 1.6 acres and dates back to the early 1800s when it was built by Captain John Bull of the Falmouth Packet Service, who named his new home after his ship The Duke of Marlborough.
Of late it has been neglected and in 2015 its owner was evicted. The house was that year sold at auction for more than £650,000 but repairs still need to be carried out at the property.
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Mr Holden said: "We initially raised concerns to Cornwall Council about the declining condition of this building - our local authority refused to get involved. Since the building has changed hands we have made representations to Cornwall Council and Historic England to ensure that the new owner gets the support they need in meeting the terms of listed building consent.
"This way the historic features both inside and outside will survive the conversion to flats. We, along with the Falmouth Civic Society, will monitor any progress made on site. In March 2016 Cornwall Council advised us that 'The Council is still in communications with the landowner about works at this property.
"The new owner is engaging in discussions with our Conservation Officer and applications are in process to address some of the works. This matter is therefore ongoing.
"We supported an application in 2017 for repairs and upgrades to the property. Both Historic England and Cornwall Council assure us that they are watching this project very closely and continue to advise the owner. A site visit in October 2017 was encouraging in that the building has some scaffolding and work appears to be progressing."
Carclew House - Mylor
The derelict Carclew House in Mylor is on the endangered buildings list (Image: British Listed Buildings)
Carclew House was a large Palladian country house near Mylor near Falmouth. For some generations owned by the Bonython family. It was rebuilt in the 18th century and again in the early 19th century, but was destroyed by fire in 1934.
The picturesque remains remain under threat and were added to the Heritage at Risk register as a matter of priority by Historic England last autumn.
Carclew House, which is Grade-II listed has been transferred from the Registered Parks and Gardens at Risk category onto the main buildings register to gather public support as its private owners look to take care of the ruins.
The large front entrance portico survives as the iconic face of the large ruin that had been used as a local building stone resource since it was deserted after the fire in 1934.
However the building has developed dangerous structural faults, partly due to Cornish weather but also as a result of intrusive vegetation growth, and is currently marked as priority category A meaning it is at risk of immediate risk of further rapid deterioration.
Poldark Cottage - Bodmin
(Image: Picture available as part of planning application)
This derelict cottage which could come straight out of Cornwall's very own TV series Poldark has been for sale for £400,000.
The building, called Canaglaze, has exactly the same view as Captain Ross' cottage: it is located in an isolated spot on Bodmin Moor.
The two-bedroom house, which comes with a detached stone barn, sounds like a dream for Poldark fans, although living in it will probably be quite challenging.
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The cottage has no windows, no roof, and tall grass in some of the rooms. Luckily, you can get water... from a well.
Exeter-based estate agents Knight Frank said it is a "tranquil property" with "no close neighbours".
Planning permission was granted by Cornwall Council in April 2015 to renovate it and maintain the two car parking spaces available.
Tall Trees Hotel - Mevagissey
Surrounded by properties with an average price tag of £315,000 sits a derelict former hotel that has been empty for years.
Neighbours claim the neglected property on Church Lane in Mevagissey is an "eyesore" and has become infested with rats.
The 16-bedroom property, which has also previously acted as a care home, has smashed and boarded up windows, a gaping hole in the middle of the roof and an overgrown garden.
Known as Tall Trees or The Hollies, the Georgian townhouse, believed to have been built in the mid-1700s, is one of the largest buildings in the fishing village.
The site has deteriorated over recent years, which is of particular concern given that it overlooks the village's biggest car park and is one of the first things visitors to the area see.
Despite having been left to decay, in 2015 the owners of the property sought permission to transform the building. This is still pending.
Carlyon Bay - St Austell
Carlyon Bay
A developer gained permission for a £250 million project at Carlyon Bay more than two years ago, but nothing has yet materialised.
In 2015 Commercial Estates Group (CEG) obtained planning consent for a new beachside resort and residential community with 511 homes, restaurants, bars, cafes and shops plus spa and leisure facilities.
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But the work has yet to begin and a spokesman for CEG has now revealed that the construction will be delayed further.
"This year we've focused on providing a programme of events and pop-ups to make the most of the beach for the local community and holidaymakers," said CEG site manager Jacky Swain.
"As far as any construction work is concerned, we have nothing new to announce at the moment. We understand there's a lot of interest and support for the project plus all the benefits it will bring to the area and CEG remains committed to the development."
St Cohan's church - Merther
The tower of Merther Church from the inside, now completely covered in ivy (Image: Greg Martin)
Almost invisible on Google Earth, in a tiny hamlet at the bottom of a dead end, yet only a few miles as the crow flies from Truro city centre, lies one of Cornwall's most remote churches.
If you've never heard of the St Cohan's church in Merther, you are not alone, because it was the lack of visitors that ultimately sealed its fate.
Built around 1370, Merther Church enjoyed a loyal congregation right up until the end of the 19th century, even benefitting from an impressive restoration in 1844. But by the turn of the century it seems there was less money for church renovations and a wooden shed-like structure was built on top of the tower to house the bells and presumably save the cost of rebuilding.
Merther Church abandoned over 100 years ago
It was soon deemed structurally unsafe to ring the bells and, as the population dwindled in Merther, it grew in nearby Tresillian, where a Chapel of Ease was rebuilt in 1904 to become the Holy Trinity Church, the successor to St Cohan's church.
Two of the bells, the font, a Jacobean pulpit and a statue of St Anthony were removed from Merther Church and rehomed in the new parish church. With no graveyard at the Holy Trinity Church at that time, Merther Church had only one use left and became a mortuary chapel in the early 20th century.
With so little use and no money for upkeep, the church at Merther soon fell into disrepair and in 1928 historian Charles Henderson described it as 'a ghost of a church' in an article in the West Briton.
Church of St Peter - Mithians
St Peter's Church - Mithian
Despite its serious structural failings, plans have been submitted to convert this redundant Victorian church into residential use.
The Church Building Council endorsed plans in September 2014 but had reservations about aspects of the conversion. Designed by William White in the Early English style.
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The listed building is understood to have been sold and could be turned into residential flats.
Mr Holden said: "We have raised questions with the church Commissioners and with Cornwall Council over the safety of its bells and interiors. We will continue to monitor."
Loggans Mill - Hayle
Loggan's Mill in Hayle (Image: Richard Rogerson / The Geograph)
A four storey mill, once water driven steam powered, this 1850 Grade-II listed mill in Hayle has been vacant for many years and is listed on the Heritage England Risk Register.
Various schemes have been put forward to convert to residential use. The Buildings Preservation Trust has been involved in discussions and feasibility studies over its future.
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Despite interest and support given by Cornwall buildings Preservation Trust this mill has no long term future.
This building is also on the Save Heritage at Risk register. There are plans to transform the building into office space as part of the Gateway Development.
Carclaze Road primary school - St Austell
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The building, on Carclaze Road in St Austell, is more than 100-years-old and was built by the local communities of Tregonissey and Carclaze.
Famous historian, poet and author A.L. Rowse was educated at the school. The building became a haven for anti-social behaviour as well as becoming littered with drug paraphernalia since it was closed eight years ago when the new state-of-the-art primary school opened in 2010.
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Now there is a pre-application by Cornwall Rural Housing Association in place seeking advice to convert an existing old school building and grounds on Treverbyn Road and Carclaze Road in St Austell into 15 new affordable homes.
The application would see the former school building itself turned into 10 apartments, while the playground would house five additional buildings.
In its application to Cornwall Council Alan Leather Associates Architects said: "The submitted scheme intends to convert the former school into duplexes and apartments. There are a number of constraints that dictate how the design progresses, which have proved challenging, this in turn may lead to units being larger and more costly to develop than typical affordable schemes."
Charlestown Chapel - Charlestown
This former Wesleyan Chapel in Charlestown is another building that has been derelict for over a decade
This former Wesleyan Chapel is another building that has been derelict for over a decade. It has long been on the Historic England Buildings at Risk Register.
Listed building consent was approved in 2013 for Laurence Associates to convert the rear of the building, the old Sunday School, into three residential flats and to built two new dwellings to the rear. Further permission was granted to stabilise the chapel itself. No work has taken place since. The chapel is in a Conservation Area.
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Mr Holden said: "We have pursued this case over the past year and highlighted in the media. Cornwall Council have instructed their Enforcement Team to set up a new investigation as regards the state of the building which is no longer watertight.
"In March 2016 we were advised by Cornwall Council that In 2017 we have continued to challenge Cornwall council on this building and encouraged the local community to petition. This has been done with no effect on the continuing decline of the structure.
"In May 2017 all conditions were discharged which essentially means that the owner has three years to put an application forward. We fear the worse for the chapel and will raise it with historic England when we next meet."
Post office - St Austell
An application has been made to turn the now closed post office in High Cross Street in St Austell into apartments (Image: Google SteetView)
The boarded-up Royal Mail sorting office and post office has been closed since 2016 after 100 years of good and loyal services when a new post office opened within WH Smith.
The moves came after the Post Office announced in January that year that St Austell was one of nearly 100 post offices in line to be restructured.
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Now a developer has lodged a notification for prior approval for a proposed change of use application with Cornwall Council to retain the existing building and transform it into residential dwellings.
The plans from developer Tempophase and Purl Design Architects propose to build seven one-bedroom flats and three two-bedroom apartments.
A determination deadline has been set for March 26.
Kennall Vale - Ponsanooth
Kennall Vale near Ponsanooth was once a thriving black powder factory compound but is now an enchanting nature reserve (Image: Olivier Vergnault)
Once the site of a thriving gunpowder manufacture that fed the mining industry, Kennall Vale has now been entirely reclaimed by nature.
At the peak of productivity in the mid-19th century Kennall Vale gunpowder works were producing 4,000 to 5,000 barrels of quality gunpowder a year.
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Employing 50 men and supplying both the local and international mining industry meant the huge wheels and cogs in the mills rarely stopped turning.
Now, rather than the thrum and clangs of machinery you are more likely to heard bird songs and the sound of water cascading over rocks for used to be a place of heavy industry has become a nature reserve once more.
The A30
(Image: Greg Martin)
After more than two years of roadworks, a new stretch of dual carriageway on the A30 at Temple was officially opened in the summer of 2017.
It was the latest in a history of major improvements to the main route into Cornwall that have been ongoing since the seventies in a bid to ease congestion.
At Temple, the existing A30 was widened to create a dual carriageway, but previous improvements have seen completely new sections and bypasses built, consigning parts of the old A30 route to history.
Abandoned sections of the A30 that nature is slowly reclaiming
Although most of the old A30 route that was replaced still exists as single carriageway roads that can be driven on, there are a few abandoned sections that became redundant overnight.
Slowly, over the last few decades, these roads to nowhere have quietly started to be reclaimed by nature.
Cornish mines
Wheal Uny on the edge of the Great Lode near Redruth (Image: Olivier Vergnault)
We could have included here any of the 300 remaining derelict tin mines littering Cornwall's landscape for they are what is most associated with the county's industrial and architectural heritage.
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This is Wheal Uny but it could easily have been Wheal Coates near St Agnes or any other one.
Wheal Uny is on the northern outcrop of the Great Flat Lode near Redruth. According to historical records between 1826 and 1856 records show that Wheal Uny produced 755 tons of 4.5% copper ore and 7,660 tons of black tin.
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Wheal Uny mine was opened at the end of the 19th century, but was only operational for a short period. It closed in 1893. The engine used at the mine had already been installed in two mines previously, and is typical how mine parts were reused.
The company that ran the group of mines east of Church Town (East Wheal Uny, Clijah, Wentworth, Wheal Buckets, Wheal Perseverance) was liquidated in 1837, and Wheal Uny itself was closed and put up for sale in 1839.
Now the site is overgrown and many open mines shafts litter the landscape. They have been fenced off but the area remains dangerous for those who wander off without due care or attention.


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