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Over 800 Square Miles of Land Tax records released on TheGenealogist's Map Explorer™
22nd December, 2022 Family History, Latest News, New Records Family History Research , Landowner And Occupier Records , The Lloyd George Domesday Survey , TheGenealogist
More than 185,000 new Lloyd George Domesday land tax records have been added by TheGenealogist to its Landowner and Occupier records. Consisting of records from the counties of Berkshire and the Buckinghamshire, this release provides researchers with the ability to discover owners and occupiers of property in the period 1910 to 1915.
Covering an area of over 800 square miles, researchers can use these records to see the size, state of repair and value of the house in which their ancestors had been the landlord of, or had lived in.
IR126 Map of Ascot on TheGenealogist's Map Explorer™
TheGenealogist has linked all the records to the large scale Ordnance Survey maps that were used at the time.These detailed maps show each property plotted on detailed mapping that can be viewed with TheGenealogist's Map Explorer™ tool. This interface will show the same coordinates on a variety of modern and historical maps. Using this allows house or family historians to see how the area they are researching may have changed over time and with it to then explore their ancestors' locality.
Details of Individual properties can be found in these Lloyd George Domesday records
Records are linked to extremely detailed maps used in 1910-1915 and viewable on the powerful Map Explorer™
Ability to fully search the records by a person's name, county, parish and street
The Ordnance Survey maps zoom down to show individual properties
Georeferenced to a modern street map or satellite map underlay the researcher can more clearly understand what the area looks like today
Areas covered in this release include:
Aldermaston, Aldworth, Amersham, Arborfield, Ardington, Ashampstead, Ashley Green, Barkham, Basildon, Beaconsfield, Beech Hill, Beedon, Beenham, Binfield, Bisham, Bledlow, Blewbury, Boveney, Boxford, Bradenham, Bradfield, Bray, Brightwalton, Brimpton, Buckland, Bucklebury, Burghfield, Burnham, Catmore, Caversham, Chaddleworth, Chalfont St Giles, Chalfont St Peter, Challow (East and West), Charlton, Chenies, Chepping Wycombe, Chesham, Chieveley, Childrey, Chilton, Cholesbury, Clewer Within, Clewer Without, Cold Ash, Compton, Cookham, Crowthorne, Datchet, Denchworth, Denham, Donnington, Earley, East Garston, East Ilsley, East Lockinge, East Shefford, Easthampstead, Ellesborough, Enborne, Englefield, Eton, Farnborough, Farnham Royal, Fawley, Fawley, Fawley, Finchhampstead, Fingest, Frilsham, Fulmer, Gerrards Cross, Goosey, Grazeley, Great Coxwell, Great Missenden, Greenham, Grove, Hambleden, Hampden (Great and Little), Hampstead Marshall, Hampstead Norris, Hanney (East and West), Harwell, Hawridge, Hedgerley, Hedsor, Hendred (East and West), High Wycombe, Hitcham, Horsenden, Horton, Hungerford, Hurley, Ibstone, Ilmer, Inkpen, Iver, Kimble (Great and Little), Kintbury, Lambourn, Langley, Leckhampstead, Lee, Letcombe Bassett, Letcombe Regis, Little Marlow, Little Missenden, Maidenhead, Marlow, Medmenham, Midgham, Mortimer, New Windsor, Newbury, Newland, Old Windsor, Pangbourne, Peasemore, Penn, Princes Risborough, Remenham, Ruscombe, Sandhurst, Saunderton, Shaw, Shinfield, Shottesbrook, Slough, Slough, Sparsholt, Speen, St Giles, St Lawrence, St Mary, St Nicholas Hurst, Stanford Dingley, Streatley, Sunningdale, Sunninghill, Swallowfield, Taplow, Thatcham, Theale, Tilehurst, Towersey, Turville, Twyford, Upton, Waltham St Lawrence, Wantage, Warfield, Wargrave, Welford, West Ilsley, West Shefford, West Woodhay, White Waltham, Winkfield, Winnersh, Winterbourne, Wokingham, Wooburn, Woolhampton & Yattendon
Read TheGenealogist's article: To the Cottage Born https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/featuredarticles/2022/to-the-cottage-born-1645/
About TheGenealogist
TheGenealogist is an award-winning online family history website, who put a wealth of information at the fingertips of family historians. Their approach is to bring hard to use physical records to life online with easy to use interfaces such as their Tithe and newly released Lloyd George Domesday collections.
TheGenealogist's innovative SmartSearch technology links records together to help you find your ancestors more easily. TheGenealogist is one of the leading providers of online family history records. Along with the standard Birth, Marriage, Death and Census records, they also have significant collections of Parish and Nonconformist records, PCC Will Records, Irish Records, Military records, Occupations, Newspaper record collections amongst many others.
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Maps for family historians and using them to explore the past
25th October, 2022 Ancestor Records, Family History, How To Research Your Family History, Online Maps Ancestor's Maps , Census Maps , Exploring Maps For Family History , Headstones Map , National Tithe Records Collection , The Lloyd George Domesday Survey
Maps are one of the most important visual aids that a family, social or house historian can turn to when exploring the homes of our ancestors. We may have already come across a record that has provided us with an address, or maybe all we have is just a place name, and we want to explore the surrounding streets or the area.
Tithe map of Sedbergh, Yorkshire courtesy of The National Archives
There are various types of map resources that we can use to step back in time, get a better understanding of the landscape that our ancestors would have been living in. By seeing the environment in which they had once lived enables us to see roads, rivers and railways that can explain where they moved on to, or where they had come from in the first place.
Another line that we may research with the use of a map is for determining employment opportunities for people who had lived in a particular place in a particular time. The map could show us employment opportunities whether they were farms, mills, mines or some type of industrial building such as factories, distilleries, breweries and so on that had attracted our ancestors to live in that place.
Colour Tithe map of the Parish of St Cuthbert in York
Maps can reveal other fascinating information that can be useful in our research, for example we can often see who the landowners were and a historical map allows us to work out the nearest church or nonconformist chapel to where our ancestors lived. With this knowledge the researcher can then look for their forebears' baptisms, marriages and burials in the relevant records connected to that church/chapel.
We can use a range of maps from modern street maps of City & Town maps to historical maps drawn up in the past. Often the problem with a modern map is that they only show us the lay of the land as it is today and not as it may have been when our forebears walked the highways and byways of the area that we are investigating. Many places have seen significant changes over the years with modern redevelopments replacing previous settlements or roads that had first been laid out in medieval times.
A useful set of maps for investigation where an early Victorian era English or Welsh ancestor may have lived are the Tithe Maps. The Tithe Survey which was responsible for the creation of the Tithe Maps was as a result of the Tithe Commutation Act 1836 and covered a large part of the country that was still subject to tithes and had not been enclosed. These maps and their accompanying apportionment books can be used to discover where people were living and who their neighbours were in the period of the survey from 1836 to the 1850s. Three sets were made of each area, one for the parish, one for the diocese and one for the Tithe Commissioners in London. This last set is in the safekeeping of The National Archives at Kew and have been digitised and put online by commercial family history website TheGenealogist. The parish and diocese maps are likely to be at the diocesan archive which may not necessarily be the county record office for the town/area that you are researching as some ecclesiastical dioceses' boundaries included parts of neighbouring counties. Tithe maps include both owners and occupier's names and so are useful for family historians delving into their family history. The maps can often show details such as boundaries, roads, waterways, buildings and woodlands. Sometimes these Victorian era maps show other details such as hedges, field names, mines and factories.
What maps can I use to research my ancestors' stories?
There have been many maps drawn up over time. Some of these maps are more useful to us than others for researching our family history, although there can be occasions we need to consult a more specialist map such as when doing a house history. A list of maps that a family, social or house historian could use can be seen at https://www.map-explorer.co.uk/
Many of these maps can be found in the local County Record Office though quite a few, but not all, are becoming available on the internet.
One of the most useful tools for family, social and house historians is the powerful online Map Explorer™ that is accessed on the subscription website TheGenealogist. Boasting a number of georeferenced historic as well as modern maps this resource allows its users to see the plots relating to historical records, such as the Tithe Survey and then fade between the different map layers. Because the historic and modern maps are matched to the same coordinates the researcher can view where an ancestor may have once occupied a small cottage and garden, or even a large estate with many fields, woods and so on. Once found it is then easy to use this tool to see what is there today. As urban boundaries have encroached the countryside it is sometimes fascinating to see how rural what we now see as city suburbs was in our ancestors' time.
Map Explorer™ with its georeferenced historical and modern maps includes not only Tithe Records and Maps to look for your Victorian ancestors' homes, but also Inland Revenue Valuation Office (Lloyd George Domesday Survey) Records and Maps for nearly one million individuals. Other useful record set layers include Census records, Headstones and War memorials and the mapping interface now also allows users the ability to also see what their ancestors' towns and areas in the U.K. had once looked like as it now includes historical pictures. This sees the addition of period photographs of street scenes and parish churches where researchers' ancestors may have been baptised, married and buried, added to the maps as a recordset layer. The various images for an area have their locations pinpointed on the maps, allowing family historians to explore their ancestors' hometowns and other landmarks from around their area.
Important repositories of maps include:
Ruskin Avenue,
Kew,
Surrey TW9 4DU https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
British Library at St. Pancras
96 Euston Road,
London NW1 2DB https://www.bl.uk/
Oxford OX1 3BG https://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/
Important London Resource Now Complete
21st September, 2022 Family History, Latest News, New Records, TheGenealogist Ancestors' Property Records , Family History Research , IR58 Records , The Lloyd George Domesday Survey , Valuation Office Survey
NEWS – TheGenealogist has sent out this Press Release today:
This major milestone means that the whole Greater London Area is now searchable by name, address or location.
TheGenealogist has today confirmed that The Lloyd George Domesday Survey is now complete for all of the Greater London boroughs, as well as for North Buckinghamshire.
Over 1.6 Million records are now searchable, with 118,437 records in this latest tranche.
This is a key resource for those researching London in the Edwardian period.
This latest release completes the IR58 Valuation Record Offices records for London. You can now research into and discover detailed information on the houses your ancestors occupied in the capital between 1910 and 1915.
Mark Bayley, Head of Content for TheGenelaogist said:
"This is great news for family historians, local historians and those researching house histories. These records are linked to our powerful Map Explorer interface so you can see your ancestor's home pinned on a contemporary map and discover where they went to work, school, church or even find their local watering hole!"
You can find out more about these records at https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/lloyd-george-domesday/ or come along to The Family History Show, London this Saturday (24th September), where both Mark Bayley and Nick Barratt the well known Researcher, Academic and TV presenter will be discussing the records amongst many others. You can buy tickets ahead of the day at a discounted price here: https://thefamilyhistoryshow.com/london/tickets/
The original IR58 records were collected by the Inland Revenue for their Valuation Office Survey, referred to as the Lloyd George Domesday Survey after the Liberal Chancellor of the Exchequer of the time. Safely stored at The National Archives they have been transcribed and digitised by TheGenealogist. The resulting crisp and clear page images of the field books, with details of the surveyors' reports, are linked to zoomable large scale OS maps used at the time. Each plot on a road is identified on the map; this allows Diamond subscribers of TheGenealogist to find their ancestors' house location in a street and then explore the neighbourhood.
Many of the field books in this collection are extremely detailed in the descriptions of the houses and will give the researcher a fascinating insight into the size and the state of repair of the property in which their ancestors had lived.
TheGenealogist now intends to extend this important dataset out into the rest of the country in future releases.
Read our article: Snapshot of Edwardian London revealed in Land Tax Records https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/featuredarticles/2022/snapshot-of-edwardian-london-revealed-in-land-tax-records-1616/
Over 109,000 Lewisham and Bromley Land Tax records released on TheGenealogist's Map Explorer™
29th July, 2022 Family History, Latest News, New Records Family History Research , Landowner And Occupier Records , The Lloyd George Domesday Survey , TheGenealogist , Valuation Office Survey
The Crystal Palace, Penge, in the Bromley Valuation Office records
More than 109,000 new IR58 Valuation Office land tax records for owners and occupiers have been added by TheGenealogist to its Lloyd George Domesday Survey records.
Researchers can now discover all types of interesting details about the homes of their ancestors from the Lewisham and Bromley areas. Diamond subscribers of TheGenealogist can find what their forebears' property was like in the years before WWI using the scanned images of the field books. These documents reveal what the surveyor from the years between 1910 and 1915 recorded about the size, state of repair and value of the house.
Detail from a Field Book from Lewisham Valuation Office area
As all the records are linked to the large scale Ordnance Survey maps that were used at the time, each property is shown plotted on detailed mapping on TheGenealogist's Map Explorer™. This exceptionally useful tool, with its ability to show the same point on a variety of modern and historical maps, allows the house or family historian to see how the area may have changed over time and to explore their ancestors' locality.
In the case of this release we can see how in Bromley the Crystal Palace was still standing in fine parkland with fountains and other features. The Palace, having burnt down in the 1930s, its footprint is today given over to trees and grass on the modern map views. Across the road from its entrance had been a railway station in 1910 which today has subsequently been completely built over with new homes.
Lloyd George Domesday Survey linked map on Map Explorer™
TheGenealogist's Lloyd George Domesday records link individual properties to extremely detailed maps used in 1910-1915 viewed on the powerful Map Explorer™
Fully search the records by person's name, county, parish and street
Maps zoom down to show individual properties where they were plotted in the 1910s
Georeferenced to a modern street map or satellite map underlay to more clearly understand what the area looks like today
Total number of Owners and Occupiers in the current release: 109,177
Areas covered in Lewisham (63,451 Owners and Occupiers): Blackheath, Brockley, Catford, Deptford North, Deptford South, Forest Hill, Hatcham, Lee, Lewisham, Lower Sydenham and Upper Sydenham.
Areas released for Bromley (45,726 Owners and Occupiers): Beckenham, Bromley, Chelsfield, Chislehurst, Mottingham, Orpington, Penge, St Mary Cray
Read TheGenealogist's article: From a Crystal Palace to the home of a Lord Mayor embroiled in scandal https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/featuredarticles/2022/from-a-crystal-palace-to-the-home-of-a-lord-mayor-embroiled-in-scandal-1593/
Over 31,000 Land Tax records from 1910 released online
06th May, 2022 Family History, Latest News, New Records, TheGenealogist Family History Research , The Lloyd George Domesday Survey , Valuation Office Survey
TheGenealogist releases over 31,000 Land Tax records from 1910
Fascinating English land tax records from the years before the First World War are being released today by TheGenealogist. Researchers are now able to search 31,394 newly added records of owners and occupiers to discover their ancestors from Merton, Mitcham, Morden and the Wimbledon areas.
Each record is linked to clear scanned pages of the actual IR58 Field books, sourced from The National Archives, and the properties plotted onto large scale contemporary IR121 maps. These maps are digital copies of the ones used at the time by the Valuation Office of the Board of the Inland Revenue to locate each and every parcel of land in the survey taken in between 1910 and 1915. TheGenealogist's versatile Map Explorer™ allows their Diamond subscribers to view georeferenced modern and historical layers beneath the IR121 recordset map and so discover how the roads, fields and general environment has changed over the years.
Grazing land that would become the site of the Centre Court at Wimbledon in the following years
House historians and family history researchers alike will appreciate the ability to unearth valuable particulars about ancestors' homes and land from these areas of south west London. They will also be able to see how similar, or even how very different the area where their ancestors lived had been at this time when compared to the map of the area today.
Included in those records being made available today is the past and present home of the iconic tennis tournament known as the Wimbledon Championship. The researcher is able to discover that the present day Centre Court, home to the only Grand Slam tennis event still to be held on grass, had in 1910 been rural fields put to use as "Grazing Land" by its owner Lady Sarah Lane.
The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, at the time of the survey, was then squeezed into a much smaller area of land in Wimbledon than it is today. That plot, where once the Championship played out, still plays a part in sport today albeit at a much lower level of competition.
Read TheGenealogist's article: From Grazing Land to the Grass of Centre Court
https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/featuredarticles/2022/wimbledon-from-grazing-land-to-the-grass-of-centre-court-1534/
Over 60,200 records for Edmonton, Enfield and Southgate released
10th December, 2021 Family History, Latest News, New Records Family History Research , Landowner And Occupier Records , The Lloyd George Domesday Survey. , TheGenealogist , Valuation Office Survey
The latest release from TheGenealogist sees 60,290 new owner and occupier records being added to their unique Lloyd George Domesday Survey record set. The IR58 Inland Revenue Valuation Office records reveal to family historians all sorts of details about their ancestors' home, land, outbuildings and property owned or occupied in Edmonton, Enfield and Southgate at the time of the survey in the 1910s.
Baker Street, Enfield from Image Archive on TheGenealogist
These property tax records, taken at a time when the government was seeking to raise funds for the introduction of social welfare programmes, introduced revolutionary taxes on the lands and incomes of Britain's population. To carry out this policy the government used surveyors to catalogue a description of each property in a street and also to plot it's location on large-scale OS maps.
Using the IR58 records from The National Archives, these valuable records can now be searched using the Master Search at TheGenealogist or by clicking on the pins displayed on TheGenealogist's powerful Map Explorer™. The ability to switch between georeferenced modern and historic maps means that the family historian can see how the landscape where their ancestors had lived or worked may have changed over time.
Baker Street, Enfield – Lloyd George Domesday OS map on Map Explorer™
This online 1910s property records resource is unique to TheGenealogist and enables the researcher to thoroughly investigate a place in which an ancestor had lived in the 1910s notwithstanding that the streets may have undergone unrecognisable change in the intervening years.
See TheGenealogist's page about the Lloyd George Domesday Survey here:
https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/lloyd-george-domesday/
TheGenealogist releases Richmond 1910 Property Records
29th October, 2021 Family History, Latest News, New Records, TheGenealogist Ancestors' Property Records , Family History Research , The Lloyd George Domesday Survey
TheGenealogist releases 1910 Property Records for Barnes, Hampton, Richmond upon Thames, Teddington and Twickenham.
Discover the homes of England's most infamous monarch, English Rugby and the modern home of England's Archives in the latest release from TheGenealogist.
49,552 owner and occupier records have been added to TheGenealogist's unique Lloyd George Domesday Survey record set this week with the release of the 1910 Land Survey records for the areas of Barnes, Hampton, Richmond upon Thames, Teddington and Twickenham.
Lloyd George Domesday Survey on TheGenealogist of land in Richmond before The National Archives was built
Family history researchers can combine these with other records such as the 1911 Census, and Trade, Residential and Telephone directories to discover more about where their ancestors lived C1910. The IR58 Valuation Office survey records give researchers additional information about their ancestors' home, land, outbuildings and property.
These occupier and ownership records can be searched for using the Master Search at TheGenealogist or by clicking on the pins displayed on TheGenealogist's powerful Map Explorer™. This means that the family historian can see how the landscape where their ancestors lived or worked changed over time.
Only available online from TheGenealogist, these records enable the researcher to thoroughly investigate a place in which an ancestor lived even if the streets have undergone massive change in the intervening years. In TheGenealogist's featured article on this week's UK episode of Who Do You Think You Are? they were able to locate the exact property referred to on the census used in the TV programme researching Alex Scott's family.
https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/featuredarticles/2021/who-do-you-think-you-are/alex-scott-1479/
Example of exclusive Lloyd George Domesday Survey locates 189 St George's Street address of Alex Scott's ancestor in census used in Who Do You Think You Are? episode
Read TheGenealogist's article: The Market Garden below high water that became the site of The National Archives and the tumble down swanky office
https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/featuredarticles/2021/richmond-owner-and-occupier-records-1491/
TheGenealogist reaches over 1 million 1910s Property Records
16th July, 2021 Family History, Latest News, New Records Ancestor's Individual Properties , Family History Research , IR58 Records , The Lloyd George Domesday Survey , TheGenealogist
TheGenealogist has now added a total of over 1 million individuals to its unique Lloyd George Domesday Survey recordset with the addition this week of 85,959 individuals from the 1910s property tax records for the Borough of Haringey. Covering the areas of Hornsey Central, Hornsey East, Hornsey West, as well as Tottenham A, Tottenham B, Tottenham C and Wood Green this week's release is made up of maps and field books that name property owners and occupiers in a exclusive online resource that gives family history researchers the ability to discover where an ancestor lived in the 1910-1915 period.
When combined with other records such as the 1911 Census, the IR58 Valuation Office records give researchers additional information about their ancestors' home, land, outbuildings and property. While these records may be searched from the Master Search or main search page of TheGenealogist, they have also been added to TheGenealogist's powerful Map Explorer™ so that the family historian can see how the landscape where their ancestor lived or worked changed as the years have passed.
All of the contemporary OS maps are linked to field books that reveal descriptions of the property, as well as listing the names of owners and occupiers. This release makes it possible to precisely locate where an ancestor lived on a number of large scale, hand annotated maps for this part of London. These map the exact plots of properties at the time of the survey and are layered over various georeferenced historical maps and modern base maps on the Map Explorer™. Only available online from TheGenealogist, these records enable the researcher to thoroughly investigate a place in which an ancestor lived even if the streets have undergone massive change in the intervening years.
Read TheGenealogist's article that finds the Tottenham cottage responsible for giving the old Spurs football ground its popular name: https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/featuredarticles/2021/haringey-land-valuation-records-uncovers-the-modest-house-that-gave-its-name-to-a-famous-football-stadium-1429/
TheGenealogist releases London Lloyd George Domesday Records
19th April, 2021 Family History, Latest News, New Records, TheGenealogist Ancestors Homes , Ancestors' Property Records , Family History Research , The Lloyd George Domesday Survey.
TheGenealogist has released the records of 143,956 individuals to increase its Lloyd George Domesday Survey record set coverage. This unique online resource of nearly one million individuals records, can help researchers discover where an ancestor lived in the period 1910-1915. The new records this month are for properties situated in Balham, Battersea, Fulham, Hammersmith, Putney & Roehampton, Streatham, Tooting Graveney and Wandsworth.
Area outlined in red is covered in this latest release
This fascinating combination of maps and residential data from The National Archives is being digitised by TheGenealogist and enables researchers to precisely pinpoint an ancestor's house on the large scale and exceptionally detailed hand annotated maps from the period. Fully searchable and linked to the versatile Map Explorer™, Diamond subscribers of TheGenealogist can see how an area has changed over time by switching between various georeferenced modern and historical map layers.
A property recorded in the Lloyd George Domesday Survey Field Book and map on 21 July 1913
Family historians often have problems finding where ancestors lived because road names can change over time. Researching the article discovered a shopkeeper living on the corner of Defoe Road and Tooting High Street. Daniel Defoe was a one time famous resident of Wandsworth. Using the Map Explorer now helps to identify that Defoe road has become Garrett Lane in modern times. The southernmost part of Garratt Lane is unusual in that two parallel streets exchanged names in the past. The original Garratt Lane was a narrower street while Garratt Terrace, on the other hand, was the main connection to Tooting Broadway. The south-east end of its length became Defoe Road before it reached the High Street, though many people were in the habit of mistakenly calling it Garratt Lane. For this reason it was agreed to exchange the names. Searching for where an ancestor lived using modern maps can be frustrating when they fail to pinpoint where the old properties had once stood.
This new release identifies individual properties on extremely detailed 1910-1915 maps
See images of original Field Books often with a detailed description of the property
Locate an address found in a census or street directory down to a specific house on the map
Fully searchable by name, parish and street
The georeferenced OS maps are a layer over a modern street map underlay
Changing the base map displayed allows researchers to understand what the area looks like today
Complementing the maps on TheGenealogist are the accompanying Field Books that will also provide researchers with detailed information relative to the valuation of each property, including the valuation assessment number, map reference, owner, occupier, situation, description and extent.
This mammoth project is ongoing with over 94,500 Field Books, each having hundreds of pages to conserve and digitise with associated large scale IR121 annotated OS maps.
See TheGenealogist's feature article on using these records in "Finding the Wandsworth homes attacked in the WW1 'Lusitania' Riots":
https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/featuredarticles/2021/finding-the-wandsworth-homes-attacked-in-the-ww1-lusitania-riots-1400/
To find out more about these records, you can also visit TheGenealogist's informative record collection page at: TheGenealogist.co.uk/1910Survey/
Click this link to watch TheGenealogist's video on these new records: https://youtu.be/ushl8j8ovzA
Lloyd George Domesday Survey online top 800,000
12th February, 2021 Family History, Latest News, New Records Ancestors Homes , Family History Research , The Lloyd George Domesday Survey , TheGenealogist , Valuation Office Survey
Lloyd George Domesday Survey records on TheGenealogist top over 800,000 individuals with latest release
TheGenealogist has just released the records for another 98,618 individuals from Southwark to increase the number of records to over 800,000 individuals in its unique online Lloyd George Domesday Survey. These property records are a fantastic resource for researchers searching for where an ancestor lived in the period 1910-1915.
The Lloyd George Domesday Survey is a massive project being carried out by TheGenealogist to digitise a combination of large scale Ordnance Survey maps and residential data field books from The National Archives. Using the records from the former Valuation Office Survey (known as the Lloyd George Domesday Survey) enables family history researchers to precisely pinpoint where an ancestor's house had been on exceptionally detailed hand annotated maps from the period. These have been made even more useful to researchers as they have been georeferenced and are displayed as a layer in TheGenealogist's powerful Map Explorer™.
Nelson Dockyard Rotherhithe from Lloyd George Domesday Survey maps
Family historians can often have problems when looking for where their ancestors lived. Even when they have located an ancestor's address in the census, over time road names may have changed and many streets have been renumbered or bombed out of existence in the Blitz. With redevelopment the area can change substantially, adopting new layouts that make searching for where an ancestor lived using modern maps a frustrating experience.
With the Lloyd George Domesday Survey records on TheGenealogist, however, researchers will be able to:
link individual properties to pins on extremely detailed ordnance survey maps from the 1910s
read information often giving a detailed description of the property in original Field Books
locate a specific house on the map from an address found in a census or street directory
search the records by surname, parish and street.
zoom down to show plots of the individual properties as they existed in 1910-1915
reveal modern map layers georeferenced to the survey maps to show the modern topography
The linked Field Books will also provide researchers with information regarding the valuation of each property, including the valuation assessment number, map reference, owner, occupier, situation, description and extent.
This mammoth project is ongoing with over 94,500 Field Books, each having hundreds of pages to digitise with associated large scale IR121 annotated OS maps. This release from TheGenealogist takes the total released so far to over 800,000 individuals and is available to their Diamond subscribers.
This new release of records include properties situated in the following Southwark parishes: Bermondsey Central, Bermondsey East, Bermondsey South, Bermondsey West, Camberwell, Camden, Christchurch, Dulwich, Dulwich East, Peckham North, Peckham South & Nunhead, Rotherhithe, Rye Lane & St Georges, Saint Peter, St George the Martyr East, St George the Martyr North, St George the Martyr South, St Georges East, St John by Horsleydown, St Mary & St Paul, St Olave & St Thomas, St Saviour 1, St Saviour 2, and Trinity.
Read TheGenealogist's article about how the Lloyd George Domesday Survey Property records from the 1910s show us the Southwark home of Michael Caine's family https://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/featuredarticles/2021/property-records-from-the-1910s-show-us-the-southwark-of-michael-caines-family-1376/
To find out more about these records, you can visit their informative record collection page at
TheGenealogist.co.uk/1910Survey/


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According to Divya Kumar and Tom Westray, the new website aims to create a connection between global population and space travel as well as exhibit how the latest research in the field of space transportation can improve the lives of people on Earth.
Since its founding, Virgin Galactic has had many high and low points in its story. Richard Branson founded the company in 2004 and joined hands with Scaled Composites Company in the same year with an aim to fly tourists into space by 2007. However, Virgin Galactic has seen many delays in its space venture in the past 10 years. In a tragic accident in October 2014, the company's VSS Enterprise spaceship broke apart during a test flight, killing one of the two pilots. This accident was a huge setback in Virgin's bid to receive a license from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to carry passengers on its spaceship on a commercial basis.
After so many delays in the past decade, Virgin Galactic finally entered an important chapter in its story last month when VSS Unity completed its seventh successful glide flight, according to The Telegraph. The plane was released from its "mothership" above the Mojave Desert in California and then went through a series of procedures that allowed scientists to simulate the conditions that will apply during actual space flight. All these developments sound very positive for Virgin Galactic, and this space travel company may now think of flying into space with some tourists in the near future.


Home » News » Three listings in one month, can XRP increase its liquidity?
It's been a rollercoaster trip for XRP this year. The "independent digital possession" has been utilized interchangeably with Surge for several years currently, leading to Ripple releasing a clarification. The Blockchain start-up likes to be recognized for making as well as selling software program now. Inning accordance with Surge, they're a software organization promoting cross-border payments. As well as their product xRapid will certainly leverage XRP's modern technology to guarantee immediate cross-border payments.
The cryptocurrency has actually landed Ripple as well as its CEO, Brad Garlinghouse in trouble commonly. The company has been hit with 3 legal actions this year, each of them claims that XRP is a safety. Moreover, the legal actions also affirm that Surge has profited from the sale of the cryptocurrency. The digital money is currently the Third biggest cryptocurrency on the market with a market cap of $17 billion.
Regardless of all these negatives, the digital money has actually been noted on three different exchanges in the past month. Inning accordance with Ethereum globe news, the electronic currency aims to improve its liquidity with these listings. Additionally, XRP aims to kick-off the start to 2018's 2nd half in the most effective method feasible.
DX.Exchange, a cryptocurrency exchange that's completely regulated by the EU, listed XRP on its system in June. The platform is yet to be introduced, but they announced on June 4th that the electronic coin will be available for trading. According to the exchange's tweet, they carried out a poll on Facebook to determine which crypto will be detailed.
Lately, Sydney-based crypto exchange, Independent Get introduced that they will add XRP to their platform. The Australian exchange additionally added that they will offer an initial brokerage cost of 0.1% specifically for XRP for 2 weeks.
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Stupid Young Heart: winner of the Filem'On Teen Screen Award 2019!
Winner of the teen screen award is a really well made touching movie with profound and very relatable characters. The storyline gave us a good insight into the world of teenagers and their problems. Although it was an emotional and hard movie, it had some funny aspects in it as well Stupid young heart, a film by Selma Vilhunen, is an important film about a brave teenage mom.
'A Land Imagined' selected for the TIFF festival
'A Land Imagined' by director Yeo Siew Hua is screening on the TIFF festival. the screening of the 25th is sold out but there are still tickets left for the screening on the 27 and 30th of January. We are proud to distribute this beautiful film.
A migrant worker from China goes missing at a Singapore land reclamation site after suffering from insomnia. The trail leads the police to discover more than just history buried under all that sand.
In a city that never sleeps, its inhabitants dream awake. The film follows a sleepless policeman and his partner, who are tasked to uncover the case of a missing Chinese migrant worker.
Stupid Young Heart selected for the Berlinale 2019
Stupid Young Heart from director Selma Vilhunen is selected for the Berlinale festival of 2019. The movie is a co production of Tuffi Films (Finland), Hob Ab (Sweden) and Windmill Film.
Stupid Young Heart is an edgy and warm drama about suburban teenagers, who unexpectedly have to deal with grown up problems of pregnancy, while extreme right wing ideas enter their multicultural neighbourhood.
Marceline. A woman. A century at IDFA
Marceline. A woman. A century by Cordelia Dvorak will be shown at the IDFA festival. It premieres at November 16 in the EYE (19:30 hours).
Marceline is an encounter with the remarkable French film director, author, producer and actress Marceline Loridan-ivens: the radical chronicler, filmmaker, Holocaust surviver, and long-standing companion of the legendary film pioneer Joris Ivens.
Marceline is also a film about a unique love and partnership in film making, about surviving the Holocaust by fillm-making and about an unimpeachable witness of the 20th century.
Marceline will also be shown on 17, 19, and the 22th of November.
Premiere Stones have laws at IDFA
Stones have laws by Lonnie van Brummelen and Siebren de Haan will be shown at the IDFA festival. It premieres at November 18 in the EYE (19:00 hours).
Combining African knowledge with indigenous skills, Suriname's Maroons developed a way of life in which non-human persons such as stones an rivers co-govern. Village elders but also young men and women explicate how they live with the forest. They demonstrate the procedures to consult ancestors, gods and forest spirits. But the film also tells another tale, one of ongoing exploitation and struggle. In the time slavery, the Maroons battled fiercely against the Dutch colonial rule. In current days, their offspring is confronted with multinational firms who capitalize on the natural resources on their ancestral grounds.
Stones have laws will also be shown on 20, 22, 23 and the 24th of November.
Premiere Sheephero at IDFA
Sheephero by Ton van Zandvoort will be shown at the IDFA festival. It premieres at November 17th.
Sheephero tells the story of shepherd Stijn, an outspoken idealist who may have been born in the wrong place and era. He feels at home on the quiet heathlands tending his sheep, far away from today's hectic Western society. Stijn and his family fight to maintain their quiet and simple life, but this is proving to be increasingly difficult in a densely populated, modern world where the power of money and mass production outweighs good intentions and slow traditions. The family is heading towards a turning point: they can either continue their downward spiral or throw in the towel.
The documentary starts from the romantic idea of living a mindful life as a sheep herder, but then clearly reveals the frustration of a non-conformist who is only trying to live his own life. The beautiful images and storyline of the documentary clearly depict the constant physical and mental struggle of the protagonist as he tries to strike a balance between his ancient profession and being a modern-day entrepreneur. Stijn has to make choice, does he keep fighting the system or is there another option?
Sheephero will also be shown on the 19, 20, 23, 24 and 25th of November.
Premiere The Trail at IDFA
The Trail by Sergei Loznitsa will be show at the IDFA festival. It premieres at november 19th in Tuchinski 2 (19:30 hours)
Unique archive footage reconstructs one of the first show trials, masterminded by Stalin, which unfolds as a theatrical performance with actors – prosecutors, witnesses, defendants, judges – lying to themselves, to the audience and to the world. The drama is real, but the story is fake. The film gives an unprecedented insight into the origins of a deadly regime, which made the slogan "Lie is Truth" its everyday reality.
The Trail will also be shown at November 21th (14:00 hours) at Munt 9 and November 24th at the EYE (18:45 hours).
Stupid Young Heart at TIFF!
Stupid Young Heart, directed by Selma Vilhunen, will be screened at the Toronto International Film Festival this year. The feature film is a co-production between Tuffi Films (Finland), Hob Ab (Sweden) and Windmill Film.
Stupid Young Heart is about young and carefree Lenni and his girlfriend, who find themselves expecting a child. Lenni ends up looking for a role model in all the wrong places as he becomes involved with local right-wing activists.
UPDATE: Stupid Young Heart was released in Finland on October 10 and has over 50 000 visitors since.
60.000 Euros available for documentary (Mel)ine from Dutch Film Fund
Mel(ine) receives 60.000 Euros from the Dutch Film Fund. Mel(ine) is an intimate documentary about one of Armenia's most talented weightlifters, a once- beloved champion who has won medals and broken world records, but whose fame transformed into infamy when his transgender identity became public knowledge.
Playing God – U.S. Premiere @ DOC NYC
The documentary Playing God, about America's most famous compensation specialist Ken Feinberg, will have its U.S. premiere on November 12th DOC NYC! (In coproduction with Bildersturm Filmproduktion.)
Tuffi Films fiction feature Stupid Young Heart cast revealed
Filming has started for Tuffi Films' feature Stupid Young Heart, directed by Selma Vilhunen, written by Kirsikka Saari. The main cast are newcomers Jere Ristseppä and Rosa Honkonen, while established acting talent includes Ville Haapasalo, Pihla Viitala and Katja Küttner. The shooting started in the first week of September 2017 and the domestic cinema release will be in October 2018.
The film is a Finnish-Swedish-Dutch co-production. The international crew includes the DOP Lisabi Fridell, the Set Designer Eva Torsvall and the Editor Michal Leszczylowski, who is known for his work with Lukas Moodysson.
Director Selma Vilhunen says:
"Kirsikka Saari's script has many layers. It is at the same time a sensitive and funny description of young people in this world that is at a turning point, with its adults more or less lost and afraid. The script looks at weakness in people and hatred from the eye level, aspiring to see beyond prejudice. Stupid Young Heart is fiction, but the nucleus is in the reality in which we live. Our talented young actors lead us into this reality, they recognise the story. It is a great pleasure to work with such brave and skillful people as my actors Jere Ristseppä and Rosa Honkonen. I feel that together we have embarked on a long journey and when we return, none of us will be the same as before."
Vilhunen and Saari have previously collaborated in the short film Do I Have To Take Care of Everything? (2013, Tuffi Films), that received an Oscar nomination in 2014. Vilhunen's debut fiction feature Little Wing (2016, Making Movies) premiered in the Discovery competition at the Toronto International Film Festival and has been nominated for the Nordic Council Film Prize this Autumn.
The film is produced by Tuffi's Elli Toivoniemi and Venla Hellstedt. Stupid Young Heart is supported by the Finnish Film Foundation, Yle, Nordisk Film, The Church Media Foundation, Eurimages, The Netherlands Film Fund, Swedish Film Institute and Creative Europe. Co-producing partners are TMV AB from Sweden and the Dutch company Windmill Film.
PLAYING GOD is more than just the story of a controversial man who at times seems virtually omnipotent: What happens within our Western system of values when economic interests and people's lives become intertwined through tragedy?
SILENCE OF THE TIDES In Production
SILENCE OF THE TIDES is a feature documentary for international cinema release about the Unesco World Heritage Site, the Wadden Sea, one of the largest wetlands, tidal and coastal systems in the world.
A film about the relation between man and nature.
Directed by Pieter-Rim de Kroon & produced by Windmill Film, Amsterdam.
Lost Daughters – Documentary. Directed by Roy Dames. Broadcast February, 18th 2016 by BNN on NPO3.
For years, Director Roy Dames followed the activities of the Stoploverboys.nu foundation with his camera. The foundation was established to help women who have been victimized by loverboys. The film tells the story of founder Anita de Wit – from her relationship with her daughter Angelique, who is a victim of a loverboy to offering help to those in need. Prodigal daughter(s) / Lost Daughters gives insight in the difficulties faced by the women who are trying to build a new future after their troubled past.
DANCIN' THE CAMERA – Short film. Directed by Pieter Rim de Kroon. Choreography by Marije Nie.
A love story between a tap dancer, a piano player and a 1922 hand cranked motion-picture camera. This short film explores the possibilities of the mechanical camera and analog black-and-white film and plays with the relationship between reality and fiction. In Dancin' The Camera, the camera surpasses the function of a medium, by becoming a character and provides a stage for the story to play out. The choreography tells the story of the dancer, who, while she finds her dreams come true, finds what is real important to her. A tribute to tap dance and the magic of film – a classic and unique combination.
Spring Forward – Teledoc Campus. Directed by Ingrid Kamerling.
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Spring Forward offers a fascinating look into the changing inner lives of young Orthodox Christians as they leave the safety of high school and fly out into the world. In this film by Ingrid Kamerling, young Orthodox Christians get ready to graduate high school and leave the Dutch Bible Belt. Alone in their rooms, the high schoolers turn to God with their doubts and desires. What will happen when they go off to university and leave the safety of home, school and church? Attending special classes on their transition, they are carefully prepared to stay afloat in a big world full of dangerous ideas. Will they be able to stay on track? Or will they lose their way? Coproduced by EO, Filmfund, CoBO & WINDMILL FILM.
Featured in the PRIX JEUNESEE 2015/2016 Catalogue "Quality in Children's TV Worldwide" May 2016
GHOSTS FROM THE PAST – by Walther Grotenhuis en Cinta Forgeer
In solitary confinement of a prison Viggo wonders why he developed from a sensitive little boy into a merciless criminal.He decides to give up his criminal existence for good and dives into his past to avoid making the very same mistakes a second time. Viggo realises that the damage he suffered because of his family might jeopardise his new life. His quest, in which he drags his two sisters, leads to painful confrontations with their past and also with one another. The secrets of their incestuous family and manipulative father are unravelled little by little.
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FORENGIE…FORENGIE! – by director Eline Flipse
Helping poor people in Africa is still a noble goal.But is it an easy way to do it all by yourself? And the Africans, are they happen with the white Forengies?
OLD TREES
Faith, hope and love … that is what the close De Haas gardeners' family is all about. But are family ties strong enough to fight together against the threatening expropriation, which the municipality is introducing unrelentingly? A film by Deborah van Dam
Co-production HUMAN & WINDMILL FILM
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Een minoritaire coproductie met de Belgische producent BULLIT PROOF CUPID. Korte animatiefilm van Joke van der Steen en Valere Lommel. Gefinancierd door het VAF en het NEDERLANDS FILMFONDS
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Q: How to create a Summary Report, without repeating the same non-grouped column data? In our App, Opportunities object is used as "Donations" with custom fields.
And our contacts make donations to our organization.
So in salesforce terms, "Contacts" can make multiple "Donations" .
Now I am creating a summary report to show cumulative donations made by various contacts.
Say for example if Contact A has donated 3 times then I am interested in his cumulative total and his contact details.
So my currently report looks like:
Donation Name    First Name   Last Name    email-Id    Amount  Cumulative-Total

ContactId  : Cxxxxxxxx123                                            70.00
Donation 1       Peter        Mckone      pm@gml.com    10.00
Donation 2       Peter        Mckone      pm@gml.com    35.00
Donation 3       Peter        Mckone      pm@gml.com    25.00
ContactId  : Cxxxxxxxx111                                            30.00
Donation 4      Steve         Ronald      st@gml.com    10.00
Donation 5      Steve         Ronald      st@gml.com    20.00
ContactId  : Cxxxxxxxx777                                            40.00
Donation 1      Bob           Kat         bk@gml.com    40.00
I have grouped the above summary report on Contact-Id, so that I could identify the various donations made by single contact.
And Cumulative Donation is a formula field and is the Sum of all donations made by that particular contact.
All the other fields are non-grouped fields.
Now as you could notice that all the non-grouped fields except Amount and Donation name, remain same for one particular contact, I would like to display them only once.
So my question is, Is there a way, where I could see the First Name, Last Name, Email-id only once, I am happy to give away Donation name and Amount field if required and do not display them.
so more or less my SUMMARY-Report would look like:
                        First Name   Last Name   email-Id   Cumulative-Total

ContactId  : Cxxxxxxxx123   Peter        Mckone      pm@gml.com      70.00
ContactId  : Cxxxxxxxx111   Steve        Ronald      st@gml.com      30.00
ContactId  : Cxxxxxxxx777   Bob          Kat         bk@gmail.com    40.00
As far as I know, there is no straight forward way to achieve this, but worth asking is someone has faced the same issue, and what was the workaround for it.
Many thanks.

A: I'm afraid it will look very ugly in a summary report. While you can have up to 3 groups in it (Name + Email + Id = cool), it will be displayed as nested groups.
What you can therefore do is to create a formula field on contact (type: text) that will have FirstName + ';' + LastName + ';' + 'Email' + ';' + Id and then group by it in the report. Combine it with 'hide details" (as pointed out by @Saariko) and you're getting somewhere... Still far from ideal I'm afraid.
You should be able to do it in SOQL easily enough, maybe this would be a valid option? I have no idea how your Contacts are linked to Opportunities/Donations so I'll go through standard link. You should manage to adapt it if you have Contact__c on Opportunity or something like that.
SELECT Contact.Name, Contact.Email, ContactId, SUM(Opportunity.Amount) sum
FROM OpportunityContactRole
GROUP BY Contact.Name, Contact.Email, ContactId
LIMIT 10

(As with each aggregated query, if your organisation uses multiple currencies, these results are guaranteed to be in your corporate currency)

A: It sounds like you might be tracking individuals in Salesforce instead of businesses.  If this is the case, and you have Enterprise or Unlimited edition, you could enable Person Accounts.  This merges the Account and Contact objects to give the benefits of both.
You could then create a new roll-up summary field on the Person Account which SUMs the Donation Amount field on the Opportunity (roll-up summaries are allowed between Accounts and Opportunities).  Then build the report based on the Person Account to show First Name, Last Name, Email, and Total Donations (the roll-up field).  This way you'll always only have one row of Person details as well as the total donated.
Some more info
http://emea.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/account_person.htm
http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/salesforce_B2C_implementation_guide.pdf

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The VIPP Report: Staged reading about a father's grief over senseless violence and the murder of his young daughter | Welcome to "The VIPP Report"
(Louisville, KY) The Kentucky Center for African American Heritage, (KCAAH) in collaboration with the University of Louisville Theatre Program and the Black Media Collaborative, (BMC) presents Zooman and the Sign.
The GRIOT Theatre Series will also hold a community conversation immediately following the reading. It will take place on Friday, December 9th at 7:00 p.m. at the KCAAH, 1701 West Muhammad Ali Blvd.
Zooman and the Sign is based on a teen in Philadelphia who literally terrorized his community. The play focuses on Zooman's senseless murder of a 12-year old African American girl in front of her house with a street filled with witnesses all whom are afraid to talk. The grieving father posted a sign accusing the entire community of cowardice in the face of the ever escalating violence and the family's attempts for justice.
The play was written over three decades ago but unfortunately many communities across the United States still face the "Zooman" mentality.
In an attempt to facilitate a community conversation about violence the persists in our community there will be a conversation where Dr. Eddie Wood of the LIFE Hope Center Inc. and Rashaad Abdur-Rahman of the Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods will moderate a panel discussion after the reading of Zooman and the Sign.
For additional information on how you can be a part of the Black Media Collaborative, please call 502-583-4100.
The Kentucky Center for African American Heritage is located at 1701 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd, Louisville, KY 40203. Follow KCAAH on Twitter @kygriot for events and announcements.
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Henri du Vergier, greve de La Rochejaquelein, född den 30 augusti 1772, död den 28 januari 1794, var en fransk ädling, anförare i Vendéekriget. Han var bror till Louis och Auguste de La Rochejaquelein.

de La Rochejaquelein, som blev officer vid kungens konstitutionella garde 1791, slöt sig 1793 till den antirepublikanska resningen i Vendée och visade många prov på lysande tapperhet. Det var även här som han gav sin kända order, "Mes amis, si j'avance, suivez-moi! Si je recule, tuez-moi! Si je meurs, vengez-moi!" ("Vänner, om jag anfaller, följ mig! Om jag retirerar, skjut mig! Om jag dör, hämnas mig!")

Den 19 oktober, två dagar efter vendéernas nederlag vid Cholet, blev han, trots sin ungdom, utsedd till deras överbefälhavare. Med den på högra Loirestranden åter ordnade huvudarmén segrade han den 26-27 oktober över konventets trupper vid Laval, förmåddes därefter genom utsikten till förening med väntade engelska landstigningstrupper att tåga åt nordväst ända till kusten, men misslyckades i ett anfall på Granville den 14 november och vände om. Under återmarschen vann han flera smärre drabbningar, hejdades vid Angers (4-5 december) och led den 12 december ett fullständigt nederlag vid Le Mans. Han ledde därefter i början av år 1794 det lilla kriget i trakten av Cholet, men nedsköts samma år i närheten av Nouaillé av en republikansk soldat, i det ögonblick denne skulle giva sig fången.

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Taboola lève 117 millions de dollars auprès de Comcast
Taboola — the recommendation platform that provides 200 billion content suggestions to 550 million users each month, and analytics to publishers and brands about what's getting people clicking (and what is not) — is today announcing a huge funding round of $117 million on a valuation just shy of $1 billion. Taboola will use the money to turbo charge its business, CEO Adam Singolda tells me, with the three goals being platform enhancements such as personalised recommendations based on device and place; more international markets, and more acquisitions. "This round will help us go to the next level as a company," he says simply. It comes as the Taboola — which competes with Outbrain but also potentially Google and Yahoo — remains mum on when or if it may ever go public, and potential acquisition approaches. "An IPO is not something that we rule out," among "different options" he says. "We thought for now this was the right option."


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Church volunteer pleads no contest to molesting girl in Diamond Bar and Riverside over 6 years
Prosecutors filed charges against former River of Life Community Church volunteer Chee Lim Chook, 55, of Rosemead, on March 6. He is accused of engaging in a sexual relationship with a congregant who was 16 years old at the time. The victim, who is now an adult, told police she and Chook would have sex at the Diamond Bar Church, and that he would provide her with pornography. (Photo Courtesy of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department)
By Jonah Valdez | jvaldez@scng.com | San Gabriel Valley Tribune
A 56-year-old Rosemead man pleaded no contest Tuesday to sexually assaulting a girl in Diamond bar and Riverside throughout a six-year span, officials said.
Chin Lee "Desmond" Chook began to sexually abuse the girl when she was 12-years-old in 2012 and carried on the molestation until 2018, prosecutors said. Chook carried out the abuse at a Diamond Bar church where both were members and where Chook volunteered, inside Chook's Diamond Bar work office, and at the girl's Riverside home.
He entered his no contest plea at the Pomona Superior Courthouse to one felony count of oral copulation of a person under 18 and two felony counts of lewd act upon a child under 14 years old, said the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
Chook was immediately sentenced to 10 years and eight months in state prison and ordered to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
Authorities arrested Chook on March 4, 2019, several weeks after an 18-year-old girl told deputies at the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Walnut Station that Chook had sex with her when she was a minor and would show her porn inside River of Life Community Church on 20430 Yellow Brick Road.
Chook originally faced a misdemeanor charge of molesting the girl's younger sister, though the charge was dismissed in 2019 since the crime allegedly took place in San Diego County, said Ricardo Santiago, a spokesman for the DA's Office. Under current law, authorities were unable to move the charges across jurisdictions into Los Angeles County court.
It was unclear whether prosecutors in San Diego County planned to file charges against Chook.
As a part of Chook's guilty plea, prosecutors agreed to throw out other charges of distributing porn to a minor and unlawful sexual intercourse, Santiago said.
Editor's note: An earlier version of this story mischaracterized the plea.
Moreno Valley man arrested on suspicion of lewd act near middle school
Big Bear City man faces additional child sex abuse charges
Fontana man accused of child-pornography crimes
Facebook video lands Big Bear man behind bars, suspected of child pornography
Police: Children's photographer in Fontana arrested on suspicion of distributing child pornography
Maniac Mike's Cafe in Upland bounces back after family death, fire, and 14-month closure
Services must come before housing, homelessness chief tells San Bernardino County
La Verne closes fire station for 6 weeks due to personnel shortage
22-year-old man arrested in Ontario double fatal shooting
Montclair icon, choreographer George Arthur Reeder dies
Motorcyclist fleeing Pomona officers dies after crashing in Diamond Bar
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Crazy Finn had an idea: Finland's first self-built electric motorcycle does not work in theory – but it does in practice
Janne Tervola, 31.8.2017 14:19 LiikenneMoottoripyörätRakentelu
Finlands first self-built e-bike has very few purchased parts and even these were mostly used ones.
The weight distribution of the bike is a very ideal 55/45 without a rider. The batteries weigh 84 kilograms and the total weight of the motorcycle is 200 kilograms. Janne Tervola
The main tools for designing the E1 self-built motorcycle were a pen and graph paper. It was supposed to be impossible to use recycled batteries.
Teemu Saukkio, a sheet metal work and welder, received the biggest inspiration to build the bike from a racing teammate.
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"He said: 'You can't build a motorcycle.' I started thinking about it over the following week," says Saukkio.
Saukkio's previous project was a waterscooter for which he built the drive unit and propeller by himself. It took a little less than one year to make. He started building the motorcycle in December and it was ready to ride in June. During that time there was a two-month break.
"I started collect recycled batteries in June of last year. In December I finished the suspension and brakes. I found sponsors and took out a bank loan in order to be able to buy all of the components."
Teemu Saukkio
The bike has very few purchased parts and these were mostly used ones. The front forks are from a 1,000 cc April, the rear shock absorber is from a Yamaha of the same size, and the wheels are from a Husqvarna supermoto.
Nearly everything else is custom. The frame is made of welded pipe that utilizes a triangular structure.
"After I created the concept I used google to see if there was anything similar out there. I didn't want people to say my bike is a copy. For example, I made the triangular structure of the frame irregular so that it would not be the same as Ducati's."
The dimensions and geometry of the frame was planned on graph paper.
"Designing the motorcycle required 3 booklets of graph paper each containing 120 pages."
For structural analysis Saukkio's friend modeled it and performed a FEM analysis with 3D software.
The analysis revealed that the frame will not be deformed permanently if it is stopped in two seconds from a speed of 200 km/h.
The bike was shown at a motorcycle fair without an electric motor. The 30 kW electric motor is a gift from sponsors.
The most difficult component was the battery housing. It needed to hold as many cells as possible and it also had to be mechanically strong. The fan-cooled battery housing must keep water out and withstand collusions at urban speeds.
Saukkio presents the batteries' wiring diagrams; these exist for every layer. The battery pack has been made into the frame of the bike with 1,404 lithium-ion batteries.
"I have read about 1,000 pages on electric safety and studied electrification by googling and combining the information," says Saukkio.
The batteries are the same type as in Tesla's Model S. The same 18650 type battery is also commonly used in laptops. This was one of the reasons he chose this battery type.
"The biggest sponsor of the project is Turun ekotori, which provided us with most of the batteries and fans. I didn't have the time to collect enough used ones, so every series has 16 new batteries."
Saukkio's motorcycle differs from other applications since most of the batteries are used. Contrary to all instructions the battery pack should not work because different kinds of batteries of different ages are mixed together.
"The general opinion is that a battery pack put together like this will explode and ignite. The only time cells broke was when I dismantled them from their old cases."
Saukkio welded the cells together with nickel strips, after which he soldered copper strips on them to ensure sufficient electrical conductivity. It was not possible to solder a copper plate directly to the terminals of the cells because it would not have stuck.
"I made a spot welding machine using instructions I found online. The hybrid solution of nickel and copper is not very common. I didn't find a similar system until the battery was almost finished", says Saukkio.
The battery pack has 26 series of 54 cells. The operating voltage is 96 volts.
"The range is 150 kilometers now but it will be about 300 kilometers when I get the batteries balanced."
The engine controller stops the batteries from discharging when the voltage of an individual cell drops below 3.1 volts. When that happens, there may still be voltage remaining in other cells. These cells, which still contain a charge, should be discharged to the same voltage level in order to for the battery pack to fully charge.
The engine controller still needs some adjustment because it produces a maximum torque of 124 Nm but its power stays at 30 KW. There is more torque than promised but there is less peak power.
"The basic values of the controller are easy to adjust. There is no one in this country who could advise me on the fine-tuning of the values", says Saukkio.
Now the bike is street legal. The first inspection didn't pass due to the interpretation of self-built. The inspector and an advisor from the Finnish Transport Safety Agency demanded ABS brakes on the motorcycle even though the regulation only requires an expert's statement on the performance of the brakes. The position of the Finnish Transport Safety Agency was specified on August 25th and it became clear that a self-built motorcycle is still not required to have ABS brakes.
Even though bureaucracy slows things down he already knows what his next project will be.
"I want to make a motorcycle with an electric motor directly in the rear wheel. The motor would also act as the rear brake. The solution is compact, a liquid cooling hose and three power cables would enter it."
Saukkio plans to make the motor by himself.
"It will be a bobber style bike."
Bobber is a style of building that became popular in the 1950s and 60s, where the motorcycle is stripped of all excessive components that add weight.
"It will cause a revolt, since a bobber is supposed to be loud."
This article was originally published in Metallitekniikka-magazine 7-8/2017.
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A: If I were you, I would go for React Native it is a mobile apps building framework using only Javascript!
Here is a showcase of real-world apps using RN: Who's using React Native?

A: This question depends a lot in preference and personal opinion...
Unity is my personal favorite tool to deploy in multiple platforms and even if its a game engine I have used it for simple user interface aplications with very little effort and bug count... the withdrawals are that you use a "lot" to make so little... the whole physics engine does nothing and the apk weigths at least 20Mb ... but its a very simple tool that could do the job in a couple of days having little experience and thats what i like about it.... theres also Xamarin C# , Android studio... React.. Depends a lot on your liking...and personal preference.


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Kit Harington wants to work with Sophie Turner again, wonders if people will always see them as Jon and Sansa
'Game of Thrones' star Kit Harington also shared that he would love to work with his former castmate and wife Rose Leslie
By Ishani Ghose
Updated On : 02:00 PST, Mar 27, 2020
Kit Harington and Sophie Turner (Source : Getty Images)
'Game of Thrones' star Kit Harington, who plays Jon Snow on the HBO mega-series, revealed that he would love to work with his castmate Sophie Turner once again on another project. The popular fantasy series will come to an end after its final eighth season.
Harington has now said that that he would like to re-team with Turner who plays Sansa Stark on the show. In the last episode of season seven, it was revealed that Jon Snow and Sansa Stark are related by blood.
Harington shared with People magazine, "I'm always going to be very fond of it. It's hard to remember who any of the cast members were 10 years ago."
Kit Harington shares that he would love to work with Sophie Turner again (Source: Getty Images)
However, he believes that some fans may have an issue with him and Turner having any sort of other equation on the screen. "You know, I'd love to work with Sophie [Turner] on something, but are people only going to see Jon and Sansa? It's gonna be hard to get away from that. I'd love to work with Rose, but we're married and we played these lovers, so are we ever going to get to do that?" Harington shared.
"A lot in my actual life hasn't changed. Not my relationships with my family or parents; I hope they're very similar to what they were. It defines a decade of my life—and that will probably be the most bizarre decade of my life," he continued.
Actors Sophie Turner and Kit Harington's characters are siblings as the last episode of season seven reveals (Source: Getty Images)
It was on this very show that Harington met his wife Rose Leslie who played the role of a woman named Ygritte.
Recently, Harington revealed that his favorite scene with his wife was the one where she tragically passed away in his arms while a bloody battle goes on around them. "I liked her death. I know, it sounds bizarre. I thought she nailed that. And it's the first time in Thrones that slow motion was used and I think it's a beautiful, cradling moment as this battle is raging in the background. It was one of those incredible shots," Harington added.
Rose Leslie and Kit Harington attend the "Game Of Thrones" Season 8 Premiere on April 03, 2019 in New York City. (Source: Getty Images)
The couple initially sparked relationship rumors in 2012 but ended up splitting up. They officially confirmed that they were dating in 2016 and ended up getting engaged the following year. The former costars got married in 2018.


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2020 Grant Recipient Fengzhi Li, PhD
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2020 Grantee: Fengzhi Li, PhD
Research Project: Validation of Targets as Biomarkers for Targeted Pancreatic Cancer Therapy
Award: 2020 Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Translational Research Grant
Award Period: July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2022
Amount: $500,000
Biographical Highlights
Dr. Li became a faculty member of Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center in 2001 after finishing his postdoctoral training in Dr. Dario C. Altieri's laboratory at the Boyer Center for Molecular Medicine, Yale Medical School. During his postdoctoral training, he focused his research on characterizing the function, regulation and expression of the protein survivin, which is involved in blocking a form of programmed cell death called apoptosis.
In 2006, Dr. Li was promoted to an associate professor of oncology at Roswell Park. Using the survivin gene as a target and biomarker for targeted anticancer drug discovery, he has over the past decade transitioned his Roswell Park cancer research lab from basic to translational cancer research. His current research interests focus on targeted anticancer drug discovery, development and mechanism of action studies. His goal is to move his lab-discovered targeted anticancer drug into clinical trials in order for it to become clinically available to patients with pancreatic cancer, colorectal cancer and other cancer types.
Dr. Li and his team have identified a novel anticancer drug (named FL118) that can eliminate pancreatic cancer patient-derived xenografts in animal models. Patient-derived xenografts are created by implanting a small sample of a patient's pancreatic cancer tissue under the skin or into the pancreas of a mouse and allowing the tissue to form a tumor in the mouse.
The researchers found that FL118 directly binds to and induces the degradation (breakdown) of a protein called DDX5. DDX5 is involved in blocking a type of programmed cell death – like cell suicide – called apoptosis. When FL118 blocks DDX5's activity, apoptosis is allowed to occur in the pancreatic cancer cells.
About 83% of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (the most common type of pancreatic cancer) tumors are thought to express DDX5. And, the higher the expression (amount) of DDX5, the more likely the cancer cells are to respond to FL118 treatment. Therefore, Dr. Li and colleagues propose to use DDX5 expression as a biomarker, or biological clue, to determine which patients may benefit from FL118 treatment.
Experiments in patient-derived xenografts have also revealed that, in addition to DDX5 expression, pancreatic tumors that express mutant KRAS and mutant p53 are especially susceptible to cell death caused by FL118. KRAS and p53 are among the most commonly mutated proteins in pancreatic tumors.
In this grant, the investigators will validate the target and biomarker roles of DDX5, mutant KRAS and mutant p53 for evaluating pancreatic tumor sensitivity to FL118. In preparation for future targeted clinical trials testing FL118 in patients, Dr. Li and his team will study how FL118 causes the breakdown of DDX5 and continue to determine whether and how DDX5, mutant KRAS and mutant p53 expression can predict response to FL118.
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the examination of censorship, and the changes related to
the depiction of sex and violence in films over the past 100
years, could in themselves lead to an entire exhibition.
A tableau of tough guys. Harrison Ford as Hans Solo in Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983); costume design by
Aggie Guerard Rodgers and Nilo Rodis-Jamero. Daniel Craig as James Bond in Casino Royale (2006); costume design by Lindy
Hemming. Arnold Schwarzenegger as Terminator in Terminator III: Rise of the Machines (2003); costume design by April Ferry.
Warren Beatty as the title character in Dick Tracy (1990); costumes by Milena Canonero.
The second act, Dialogue, focused on the collaboration between directors and costume designers. The first diorama, examining The
Creative Context, featured The Birds (1976). Edith Head designed costumes for director Alfred Hitchcock, with whom she often collaborated. The actress Tippi Hedrin, who starred as Melanie Daniels, shared her remembrances in an interview. The green suit was on
display as were images of Hedrin in it, along with pictures of Edith Head.
Immediately following were three more interview-interactions between designers and directors. Sandy Powell and Martin Scorsese
discussed Gangs of New York (2002), starring Daniel Day-Lewis as Bill "The Butcher" Cutting; Ann Roth and Mike Nichols shared comments about Closer (2004) focusing on the first costume worn by Natalie Portman as Alice at the beginning, a raggedy blue coat with
sheepskin trim; and Colleen Atwood and Tim Burton talked about the central costume design for Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of
Fleet Street (2007), for Benjamin Barker as portrayed by Johnny Depp.
The directors and costume designers were projected onto facing screens. The designs were projected onto other surfaces, along
with photographs and drawings. The costume for each of the central characters was displayed as well. Viewers felt as if they were watching an actual conversation about the creative interaction-and were party to its inception. It was possible to watch the interview more
than once, concentrating (and viewing) one or the other of the contributors.
The second scene, Changing Contexts, began with a floating display of three large screens (perhaps 10'x30'), reaching toward the
ceiling. Words (film titles and character names) drifted into each other to create silhouettes and shapes and then morphed into other
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The Cabbage Soup Diet is very simple. It is based on a "fat-burning" soup that contains almost no calories. The Diet Plan suggests you eat as much cabbage soup as you desire for a period of seven days, with the expected weight loss amounting to 10-15 pounds. The exact recipe for this cabbage soup varies, but all include flavoring bouillon with onion soup mix and tomatoes, and adding a variety of vegetables, including onions, tomatoes and, of course, cabbage. In addition to as much cabbage soup as is desired, certain other foods must be eaten on each of the seven days.
The Cabbage Soup Diet relies on eating certain combinations of food that force the body to somewhat starve itself.
An example of a popular recipe for cabbage soup is below.
Mix and bring to a boil all of the above. Season to taste with salt, pepper, parsley, curry or garlic powder.
In addition to eating as much cabbage soup as possible over a seven day period, other foods must be eaten each day.
Eat all the fruit you can, excluding bananas.
Eat all the fresh, raw or cooked vegetables you can, with the exception of dry beans, peas and sweet corn. For dinner, eat a large baked potato with butter.
Eat as much fruit and vegetables as you like.
Eat eight bananas and drink many glasses of skim milk throughout the day.
Treat yourself with 10-20 ounces of lean beef (300-500g) and six tomatoes (or a large tin of tomatoes). Drink at least 8 glasses of water.
Eat beef (several steaks, if desired) and vegetables.
As much unsweetened fruit juices as you desire.
As many vegetables as you desire.
Researchers believe that the diet is effective for the temporary loss of a few pounds, however, it is not based on sound nutrition and many people report feeling dizzy, lightheaded and have trouble concentrating on tasks while on the diet. The diet is very low in protein, many vitamins and minerals and complex carbohydrates.
The popularity of the diet rests primarily on quick, instant and easy weight lose of a few pounds and the idea that as much of something as is desired can be eaten.


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Q: Mic Blue Yeti not recognized after Lock I'm having an issue: when my Ubuntu 20.4 returns from Lock or Suspend, the Blue Yeti microphone is not being recognized. I am wondering if there is a way to refresh the audio/USB via restart service so that I can refresh the audio properties via command line.
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