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The Russian Pavilion NY announces its inaugural edition in conjunction with Armory Arts Week 2013.
The Russian Pavilion is a juried exhibition showcasing emerging and established artists from Russia, Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Baltic regions during leading international contemporary art fairs in New York, San Francisco and Miami. Russian Pavilion NY offers a unique forum for critics and collectors to encounter the works and some of the artists in person.
The timing of this exhibition coincides with the centennial of the 1913 New York Armory Show. The original exhibition organized by a small group of artists and introduced the American public to European avant-garde painting and sculpture. The Russian Pavilion NY retains the spirit of the Armory show by continuing the introduction of international artists to the American public. It will feature paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints, photography, video installations and performances by artists whose achievements in traditional and new media made them internationally known.
Featured artists: Ernst Neizvestny, Blue Noses Group, Yuliya Lanina, Valery Yershov, Artem Mirolevich, Olga Chemokhud-Doty, Viktor P. Bokarev, Igor Vishnyakov, Igor Zaytsev, Rustam Khamdamov, Igor Molochevsky, Sasha Meret, Taguhi Barsegian, Leonid Gurevich, Alex Khomski, Victoria Kovalenchikova, Dasha Fursey, Ilya Shevel.


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Elvis: Colonel Tom Parker's biographer says Tom Hanks is pronounced wrong
By Downloadhub on June 26, 2022
Colonel Tom Parker's biographer, Alanna Nash, says that Tom Hanks' accent in Elvis is inaccurate. Directed by Baz Luhrmann, the musical drama depicts the life as well as profession of its titular personality, Elvis Presley, exploring his rise to fame as well as trip to ending up being the world's most well-known rock 'n roll star. It likewise explores Presley's challenging partnership with his enigmatic manager, Parker. Along with Hanks, Elvis stars Austin Butler, Olivia DeJonge, Helen Thomson, Richard Roxburgh, Luke Bracey, and also much more. Elvis premiered on June 24 as well as has created mostly favorable testimonials, with particular praise given to Hanks and also Butler's corresponding efficiencies.
Elvis' concentrate on Parker promptly became a talking point among audiences, many of whom were either uninformed of his history or thinking about the degree of his relationship with Presley. After emigrating unlawfully to the United States and hiding his Dutch heritage for several years, making his accent appear Southern, Parker was available in contact with Presley in 1955 prior to officially beginning to handle his job a year later on. A questionable number, he practiced numerous underhanded strategies and had a hand in mostly all of the celebrity's endeavors, consisting of those pertaining to his personal life. Hanks' Elvis transformation as Parker stunned followers, as the actor not just looks indistinguishable, however talks in a rather distinct accent for the part.
When it comes to the accent utilized by Hanks in the film, Nash, a songs reporter who composed The Colonel: The Extraordinary Story of Colonel Tom Parker as well as Elvis Presley, is informing Variety that it is inaccurate. After being asked if the manager's voice really seemed like that of Hanks, Nash stated, "No." Review Nash's quote concerning Hank's accent in Elvis below:
No. It was much more American, much more country. And he had what sounded like a small lisp or speech obstacle. Ends up he didn't have an impediment– he was just attempting to wrap a Dutch tongue around the English language, Southern-style. It seemed like an odd (Southern) local language, as well as you would certainly know it was Dutch only by listening for certain consonants. Baz wanted to make him seem more 'various other.' Or as Baz told me in an interview, 'I assumed it was very essential that Tom present the audience with an unfamiliarity, a kind of 'What is going on with this guy?'
Despite the concern of the star's accent, as raised by Nash, Luhrmann has commended Hanks' efficiency in Elvis. When mentioning the star back in January, Luhrmann enhanced his capability to play a "brand-new string on his tool." Throughout the program of his job, Hanks has actually played a variety of characters, yet there's little inquiry that Elvis represents something brand-new for the Oscar-winning star. Hanks' accent in the film may have increased some eyebrows, but as Nash pointed out, there was an objective behind it. Past that, Hanks can be commended for trying something really various with his representation.
As is the case with most biographical works, there will certainly almost certainly be facets of Luhrmann's Elvis that some take issue with. When it involves the representation of Colonel Parker, Nash has the ability to radiate a light on what might or may not be true. Nonetheless, Hanks' portrayal of Presley's supervisor is still a sight to witness. As long as some minor error does not journey audiences up, there is much to enjoy about what Hanks offers Elvis. Followers of the star can capture his full transformation now, as Elvis looks to make noise at package office with its recent launch.

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Can Your Car Last 1,000,000 Miles?
The I-4 engine is not available with the optional 6-speed 6F SelectShift automated, and can only be out there in entrance-wheel drive. Unlike the Explorer America idea car which only seats 5 occupants, the production Explorer holds two rows of seating with out there PowerFold fold flat third row seating (just like the previous era) and accommodates up to seven occupants. Holland also worked on the Ford Expedition (U324) throughout its preliminary development. The 210 hp (157 kW) 4.0L 12-valve SOHC V-6 was once once more the usual engine. A extra powerful 292 hp (218 kW) four.6L 24-valve SOHC V-eight, similar to the Fifth-era Ford Mustang's engine, was available as an choice.
What is the best rated SUV for 2020?
The Ford Explorer Reliability Rating is 3.5 out of 5.0, which ranks it 19th out of 26 for midsize SUVs. The average annual repair cost is $732 which means it has average ownership costs. The severity of repairs is average and the frequency of those issues is low, so major repairs are uncommon for the Explorer.
It used the identical tires as the Ford Ranger with a comparatively low score for top temperatures. Lowering tire strain recommendations softened the ride additional and improved emergency stability by way of increased traction, however elevated the probabilities of overheating tires. A 1995 redesign with a brand new suspension slightly raised the Explorer's middle of gravity, but it was known as inconsequential by a Ford spokesman. Memos by Ford engineers instructed reducing the engine top, but it will have increased the cost of the brand new design.
Four-wheel digital traction control (ABS braking) is employed to simulate front and rear differential locks via aggressively "brake locking" the front or rear differentials, transferring as much as 100 percent of torque from facet-to-facet. In the best conditions, the Explorer can keep moving even when just one wheel has traction, no matter which wheel it is. Soon thereafter, Ford provided the economical[citation wanted] 240 hp (179 kW) (270 lb⋅ft (366 N⋅m) of torque) 2 liter EcoBoost turbocharged, direct-injected I-4 mated to the 6-speed 6F computerized.
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The base 2020 Ford Explorer, just called the Explorer, starts with a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $32,765, plus a $1,095 destination fee. An XLT, better equipped and also fitted with the 2.3, starts at $36,675. The priciest 2.3-liter Explorer, the opulently equipped Limited model, starts at $48,130.
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The Neural Control of REM Sleep
Shortly after the publication of Dement's paper on REM sleep in the cat, and for years following, Jouvet and a number of other workers demonstrated REM sleep in a variety of animal species (Jouvet et al., 1959; Jouvet and Valatx, 1962; Ruckebusch, 1962; Adey et al., 1963; Faure et al., 1963; Roldan et al., 1963; Hartmann et al., 1967; Shurley et al., 1969; Cicala et al., 1970; Schlehuber et al., 1974; Latash and Galina, 1975; Allison et al., 1977; J. M. Siegel et al., 1996, 1999). They showed REM sleep to be present in all mammalian species studied as well as in some other vertebrates, such as birds, but in very limited amounts. The discovery of REM sleep in animals led to two important developments. One was the recognition that this stage of sleep in humans is not just a curio associated with human dreaming and Freudian dynamics, but is a universal phenomenon in mammals. As such, REM sleep acquired the status of a legitimate topic of biological study-no longer relegated to the fringes of the psychoanalytical couch or turbaned dream analysts. The second development that followed the demonstration of REM sleep in animals was that the door was now open to invasive manipulations to explore the anatomical, physiological, and biochemical basis of REM sleep. With a very active research program including all these approaches, Jouvet soon became a dominant figure in sleep research.
Locus Coeruleus Paradoxical Sleep Sleep Paralysis Dorsal Pathway Cholinergic Basal Forebrain
(2002) The Neural Control of REM Sleep. In: The Neural Control of Sleep and Waking. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-21726-0_12


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RALEIGH, NC (February 12, 2018) - Shootout for Soldiers, the 24-hour lacrosse event designed to raise money for wounded American veterans, will be played at Cardinal Gibbons High School in Raleigh, North Carolina on June 2-3. This will be the first time that a Shootout for Soldiers event has taken place in North Carolina.
Since launching registration in January, nearly half the spots have been filled as registration has taken off. In the first two weeks of early registration, over $4000 had been raised by participating teams.
"I think this is huge for North Carolina lacrosse and will show Veterans and Active Duty service members just how much North Carolina supports them,"  explains Michael Smith, Shootout for Soldiers Raleigh Event Director.
Raleigh was one of the three sites selected for expansion in 2018, including Washington DC and Seattle. Located near the largest military base in the U.S., Ft. Bragg, the Raleigh event is expected to have a heavy military population in attendance.
This event will begin at 7 P.M. at Cardinal Gibbons High School with the Veterans' Game, followed by the two top fundraising high school teams at 8 P.M.
Started by a group of high school students in Maryland, Shootout for Soldiers is a 24-hour lacrosse game benefiting our nation's heroes. The mission of Shootout for Soldiers is to use the platform of lacrosse to engage communities with their local veterans and support their healthy and successful transition into civilian life. By raising more than $2.5 million since its inception in 2012. To learn more, please visit www.shootoutforsoldiers.com or follow @SFSLacrosse on Twitter and @Shootoutforsoldiers on Instagram.


Investors are pouring money into digital health companies, with $5.8 billion invested in 2015 alone, according to CBInsights. Of the several subcategories of digital health, telehealth continues to gain momentum with patients and physicians.
The term telehealth has been circulating the industry for years, but as healthcare becomes more digitized, it is now at the forefront. Therefore, it is important to understand the different types of telehealth and how each can benefit patient care.
According to the Center for Connected Health Policy, telehealth encompasses a broad variety of technologies and tactics to deliver virtual medical, health, and education services. It is not a specific service, but a collection of tools to enhance care and education delivery.
Consumers are rapidly embracing the telehealth trend, especially live video services, which help combat busy schedules and the desire to avoid physical visits to a doctor's office. In fact, as many as 15 million people used telehealth services in 2015, up 50% from 2013, according to the American Telemedicine Association.
While there are multiple types of telehealth services, most fall in four basic categories.
This is what most people think of when they hear telehealth. It is a live, two-way, video-based interaction between patients and providers, or between two providers. This technology allows physicians to interact and visually consult, diagnose, and suggest treatments in real time.
Physicians can sign up to be available through service providers and deliver consultations via the web or a mobile app. Insurance companies are paying for these "televisits" because they are more cost effective than face-to-face visits. Physicians' reimbursement rates are often lower, but they can see more patients, allowing them to use previously unproductive time between physical visits.
Also known as asynchronous, this is the transmitting of medical information, such as images, videos, or scans, through a secure patient portal that can be viewed by providers at a later time. With these tools, physicians can consult with each other to develop recommendations for patients, even when they are not in the same location, since the data can be viewed virtually. These tools are currently used most widely in radiology, as the findings can be rendered, analyzed, and delivered online.
Remote monitoring includes technology that collects a patient's vital signs and other health data and transmits them to a physician in a remote location. This technology allows patients to send information to their physician, who can monitor progress or potential symptoms. Adoption of remote monitoring is expected to increase as companies develop new, innovative apps and tools to track personal health information.
Also called mHealth, this category encompasses any healthcare practice or education materials that are supported and delivered via a mobile device, such as a smartphone or tablet. While this technology has many applications, mHealth is most commonly used for physicians to communicate with patients outside of the office via an app or online portal.
Additionally, there is a reimbursement program for physicians who have proactive contact with patients with chronic conditions. Therefore, physicians are beginning to take a more active role in mHealth by contacting patients to monitor medication adherence and check vitals to prevent potential hospital readmissions, which helps reduce total costs and improves patient outcomes.
With the potential technologies available to improve a patient's experience and overall care, it is easy to understand why the expected telehealth revenue is predicted to increase by nearly 40% per year through 2020 to $3.5 billion, according to IBISWorld.
Ensure the office has video-capable computers and online network systems that can receive and deliver telehealth information.
Assess the office network bandwidth, which should be large enough to handle multiple calls and videos simultaneously.
Review the software options available that can be installed on existing hardware to reduce installation costs.
Ensure the office Wi-Fi and network systems are secure so patient data delivered via telehealth remains safe from cyber threats.
Make the training process as simple as possible to avoid physician frustration and allow quicker adoption.
Market to consumers and explain the added benefits they will receive by utilizing the technology.
Understand there will be a learning curve for both physicians and patients, and plan accordingly to work through the challenges in the beginning.
Explore what technologies work best for your practice and focus on those since it can be unrealistic to try to adopt every telehealth tool available.
Understand the proper billing and coding implications for each telehealth patient interaction to ensure the practice remains compliant.
Telehealth is not always the best form of care for all patients. Therefore, each practice should review potential candidates on a case-by-case basis.
The potential benefits of telehealth are significant for providers, as well as patients. Telehealth is gaining ground in the healthcare marketplace and helping to shape the industry as a leading digital health innovation. Physicians who implement some of the technologies will be able to connect more with their patients, which can lead to providing better outcomes and delivering care quicker in this digitally enhanced world.
MedNetwoRx is a Dallas-based comprehensive healthcare IT service provider started. The company, which was founded in 2001, offers up-to-date IT services tailored specifically for each practice, including hosting, clinical consulting, field services and real-time location services.


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Gang warrants yield stolen goods, one arrest
by M. Dilworth • March 7, 2013
Deputies approach a home Thursday morning on the 37600 block of Harvey Street in Palmdale. During the search, deputies found several documents with gang writings, Gregg said. The juvenile who lives at the home was involved in a group assault on Jan. 17, Gregg said.
PALMDALE – Stolen property and gang paraphernalia were seized Thursday morning when deputies served five search warrants across the Antelope Valley, authorities said.
"A majority of the searches today were related to juvenile gang members and their commission of an assault," said Lt. Larry Gregg of the Antelope Valley Crime Fighting Initiatives (AVCFI). "That crime was particularly heinous as a Good Samaritan was also beaten."
The juveniles are part of 10 to 12 males and females who attacked three people while screaming out a gang name on Jan. 17, near 25th Street East and Palmdale Boulevard, Gregg said.
"They vandalized a vehicle, stole some food and hit the victims with a bunch of cans of food," Gregg said.
"The third victim was actually a passerby [who] saw what was occurring and tried to help the other two, and he was beaten to almost unconsciousness," Gregg continued.
After the assault, deputies arrested some of the attackers, most of whom were juveniles. Thursday's search warrants were conducted to locate evidence of the suspects' gang affiliations, Gregg said.
Operation Safe Streets (OSS) gang unit and other teams from the Antelope Valley Crime Fighting Initiatives conducted the operation.
The early morning operation was conducted by Operation Safe Streets (OSS) gang unit and other teams from the AVCFI. About 40 deputies served warrants at locations in Palmdale, Littlerock and Lake Los Angeles.
During a search in the 3100 block of Tourmaline Lane in Palmdale, deputies recovered a stolen computer, rug and lock box containing the identity of the victims.
David Holmes, 21, was arrested for receiving stolen property. Holmes is also believed to have been involved in the January assault, officials said.
During another search in the 37600 block of Harvey Street in Palmdale, evidence was found showing the suspect's ties with a local gang. The suspect's name was not released because the suspect is a juvenile.
At a third location, in the 37500 block of Litchfield Street in Palmdale, no evidence was recovered, but one person was cited and released for a misdemeanor warrant.
The other two locations, in Littlerock and Lake Los Angeles, did not yield any evidence.
The incident commander, Lieutenant Larry Del Mese of OSS, said the operation was successful.
"The searches led to additional evidence and stolen property being recovered," Del Mese said. "That property can now be returned to the victims of a burglary."
The juvenile gang members show a propensity for violence and may possibly be responsible for the recent rise of burglaries in the Palmdale area, Gregg said.
Gregg said he would not identify the gang as he did not want to glorify them or their criminal activity in any way.
Future operations conducted by AVCFI would focus on the gang and their activity, Gregg added.
Filed Under: Crime/ Safety, Littlerock
7 comments for "Gang warrants yield stolen goods, one arrest"
Kings Town
Hey LASD,
Check out the remarks on the Facebook page made by, King LBoy Senior. I clicked on it and there's a picture with a gun, throwing gang signs.
Sorry, the gun isn't throwing gang signs. lol. The guys in the pictures are, and another picture of 1 guy with a gun tucked in his waist.
narina says
what this world coming too.
It's long past time to release the names AND photos of these juvenile delinquents on the brink of becoming prison inmates. They are a menace to society and WE are the ones who should be protected against THEM!
dumbandblind says
Great job LASD! Thanks.
Palmdale_Steve says
Indeed! Keep up the good work.
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KIRKUP, JAMES.
Tropic Temper. A Memoir of Malaya.
Readers Union. 1965. Map, 286pp, index, bibliography, dustjacket spine sunned with some light foxing, still a sound and clean copy. Account of the country and people, along with the author sharing his experiences during the year he lived there and how he felt about the country. When referring to this..... More
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Secrets of a Beautiful Island. The Penang Treasure.
Penang. Penang Mutiara Beach Resort. 1987. maps, coloured and black and white illustrations, 64pp, a good paperback copy in French flaps, slightly sunned spine and rubbing on extremities. "The secrets of Penang - the former and first British settlement in South-East Asia - revealed! A treasury of facts about this..... More
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Camping and Tramping in Malaya.
United Kingdom. John Beaufoy Publishing Ltd., 2015. Maps, black and white illustrations, 211pp, a very good paperback copy. "Ambrose Rathborne was an Australian mining engineer who moved first to Ceylon (present-day Sri Lanka) as a coffee planter, and then in the 1880s to the Malay States, where he worked as..... More


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Civil Society Group Split Over Minority Motion
September 7, 2016 Isaac J Bediako	0 Comments	asking Parliament to investigate The Ford Expedition Gift Saga, by a Bukinabe Contractor Jibriel Kanazoye, donated to The President, motion filed by The Minority New Patriotic Party
Some Civil Society Groups are divided over the motion filed by The Minority New Patriotic Party, asking Parliament to investigate The Ford Expedition Gift Saga, donated to The President, by a Bukinabe Contractor Jibriel Kanazoye, in return of juicy contracts.
The motion was struck out by The Speaker Of Parliament, Edward Doe Adjaho, on the premise that, The New Patriotic Party, erred procedurally, in putting across its petition.
However, The Convener Of Ghana Youth Watch, A Civil Society Organisation, Emmanuel Osei Gyemfi, said, Parliament should have allowed the rule of law to work rather than towing party lines. According to him, The President has nothing to lose if a bi-partisan committee is set to investigate him, having justify himself of doing no wrong in accepting the gift.
Commenting on the allowances taken by The Members Of Parliament, he said, there is nothing wrong with that, considering The Standing Orders Of Parliament. He affirmed that, The MP's are entitled to those allowances hence the need to take it as enshrined in the Constitution.
But The Executive Director of SYPPA, A Civil Society Organisation in The Ashaiman Municipality, Jonathan Aviseh, is seeking to know how much was paid to both House as allowances.
According to him, The MP's deserves no allowances. He argued that, The Members Of Parliament did not engage their constituents prior to the reconvening of The House. H stressed that, majority of the MP's were in Accra even before The Speaker called.
Delving deeper, he rhetorically questioned if the reconvening of parliament was necessary at the expense of the tax payer. He further called on The House, to implore scientific modules to discuss Parliamentary Business when The House is on recess. This he believes will deplete the cost incurred by the state.
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For We Are Many
On July 12, 2011 July 12, 2011 By Dan CoxIn essay, video games
I've come to think about my times with game saves as alternative realities. Each time I enter into a saved state, I enter into a world where the actions that had happened in a previous save state no longer matter. Each time, with the previous changes and actions saved but ignored, become mirrored tabula rasa for me to imbue and change the future starting from that moment and forgetting anything else that happened to my character. In the latest of those journeys, I decided I would kill off The Brotherhood of Steel in Fallout: New Vegas.
I know I had talked up the fact that I was saving them in the last two posts. They had helped me in Fallout 3 and in Fallout: New Vegas I wanted to repay that kindness with avoiding the option to kill them for any other faction. They had deserved to live out their often stupid ideas of xenophobia. Well, they deserved to live until I wanted to explore some extremes.
I've been thinking about what some of the more interesting extremes of the end-game states of Fallout: New Vegas might be. That is, what are the total set of game ending I could achieve from the state I mentioned earlier. Could I truly side totally side with one faction over another given just one single save point? I went about trying to test that idea. The first extreme was total Legion rule.
I mentioned before in my first and second posts on Fallout: New Vegas that within the Jayne persona I had run some quests for the Legion before. From that starting point, I turned in those quests and got the next ones in line to build toward legion victory. Before I could do that however, Caesar had a seizure.
Caesar's medical condition is interesting on a couple of different fronts. One, there is a line of thought that said that Caesar himself — the original Roman — might have had seizures as well. (The HBO show Rome followed this theory with their own character having attacks as well.) For the writers of Fallout: New Vegas to give this Caesar this condition as well is an interesting reflection. Two, it actually makes him more human. For all the trouble and tortures that the Legion have been said to cause across the landscape, for their leader to have sudden blackouts and seizures makes him, despite all the bad, actually likable in a way. He has pain he must deal with and is not, as all his soldiers believe, infallible. Given those two things, when I was given the quest to heal him — "Et Tumor, Brute?" Get it? — I jumped at the chance. (I was already jumping for an entirely different reason.)
After a couple of hours and two different fetch quests, I was ready for the game ending battle. Well, more like series of battles. Having played from the NCR/Mr. House angle, it was cool to see the battle flow from a different direction. Instead of trying to get in the Legate's Fort — the front line of Caesar's army — I was fighting from right outside it and edging toward General Oliver, the person in charge for the NCR.
We fought through the NCR lines and into the fort. Since I knew I would not be able to keep playing the game once I had finished it, I began to use up my inventory. Every bullet, grenade or disposable item I had, I used it up. All the food I had with me, I used as healing. If I had to wait on the other side of a pillar while that slower healing took place, I would. Finally, all I had left was drugs.
I find it interesting that both games, Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, decided to model addiction. In both games, taking certain drugs and pills can and will give you an addiction status while you will need to keep taking them in order that you do not suffer negative effects. And, of course, both games flash and distort the screen in a way to show that you have taken something as the character that would impair their ability to see and act clearly. So, it was with a certain about of humor that, having taken all the drugs I had left all at the same time, that entered the room I had searched for and confronted General Oliver.
I actually hadn't meant to do that. The drugs, I mean. I was looking for General Oliver. I wanted to end the conflict and had taken some of the drugs to refill my health and allow me to taken on more damage than normal. I was prepared for anything. Prepared that is for a fight. What I got instead was a a series of speech challenges and an extended conversation.
It was mentioned before that I had a speech statistic that was at 100, the maximum, and I passed every check with little problem. Having entered in the room with General Oliver, the game took over and, while the screen was distorted and my character was basically having a drug trip, I confronted the General.
I talked him out of fighting. As far as final battles go, it was about the same as the one I had against the Legate himself in that alternative reality. I talked my way through the fight and he gave up. Both the Legate the time before and now General Oliver this time. However, this time was far stranger with the screen distorted and the General looking like some sort of monster. The high was still in effect as the Legate approached me and told me the battle was over. We'd won. Well, me and the Legion had won. Separately but under the same banner. The Legion had the Mojave.
All I'd had to do to get to that point, to see that ending state was to assassinate a NCR president — with a rocket launcher — and get rid of The Brotherhood of Steel. For The Brotherhood, I had to key their self-destruction computer. To do that, I ended up killing everyone on the second floor, taking the keycards from their corpses and then blowing up the entire bunker. For the assassination, I just launched a missile and killed a bunch of soldiers on a stage while the president was there. Oh, and Veronica left me for killing her people.
Still, I'm not too bummed that the Legion won and, as it turns out from the scroll at the end, killed most of the other Mojave factions as a result. There are other alternatives, other realities. They need not win in all of them. My character exists across many dimensions. We are the true legion, as we are many. And we always win in the end.
The Right Shepard


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Q: Error while importing to sharepoint 2013 I am importing a sitecollection from moss to sharepoint 2013. While importing a fatal error occurs and migration ends there. This is the stack trace of the exception:
FatalError: Value does not fall within the expected range.
[6/14/2013 12:05:36 PM] Debug:    at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPWeb.GetServerRelativeUrlFromUrl(String fullOrRelativeUrl, Boolean includeQueryString, Boolean canonicalizeUrl)
   at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPContentType.set_DocumentTemplate(String value)
   at Microsoft.SharePoint.Deployment.ContentTypeSerializer.UpdateContentTypeMetaData(SPContentType sourceContentType, SPContentType targetContentType, String contentTypeXml, Boolean pushDownChanges, ImportObjectManager importObjectManager)
   at Microsoft.SharePoint.Deployment.ContentTypeSerializer.UpdateContentType(SPContentType sourceContentType, SPContentType targetContentType, String contentTypeXml, ImportObjectManager importObjectManager, Boolean& pushDownChanges)
   at Microsoft.SharePoint.Deployment.ContentTypeSerializer.ProcessContentType(SPContentType sourceContentType, String contentTypeXml, ImportObjectManager importObjectManager, Boolean IsParentSystemObject, Boolean& needPushdown)
   at Microsoft.SharePoint.Deployment.ContentTypeSerializer.SetObjectData(Object obj, SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context, ISurrogateSelector selector)
   at Microsoft.SharePoint.Deployment.XmlFormatter.CallSetObjectData(Object obj, SerializationInfo objectData, ISerializationSurrogate surrogate, ISurrogateSelector selector)
   at Microsoft.SharePoint.Deployment.XmlFormatter.ParseObject(Type objectType, Boolean isChildObject)
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A: Migrating directly from MOSS to 2013 is not a supported upgrade path.
I would first upgrade the solution to 2010 before 2013 to follow Microsoft's upgrade path
Here is a guide for this scenario from Technet, outlining the steps neccessary

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At 9:00 a.m. on October 22, 2019, Wang Xu, member of the Standing Committee and Deputy Secretary of the ucpc, came to the school of materials to guide the work and announce the decision of cadre adjustment. Members of the leading group of the college, members of the Party committee, directors of all departments / offices, secretaries of the Party branch of the faculty, and leaders of the labor ...
The school of materials science and engineering of Chongqing University originated from the former Department of metallurgy, the second Department of mechanical engineering and the former Department of building materials engineering of Chongqing University of architecture. The Department of metallurgy started from the Department of mining and metallurgy founded in 1935, later renamed as the Department of metallurgy, the Department of metallurgy and materials engineering, and the school of materials science and Engineering in 1998; the second Department of mechanical engineering was founded in 1960, then renamed as the Department of materials forming and control Engineering in 1998, becoming a department of the newly established school of mechanical engineering; the Department of building materials was founded in 1979, then renamed as the Department of materials science and Engineering in 1998 。 In 2000, Chongqing University, Chongqing University of architecture and Chongqing College of architecture merged to establish a new Chongqing University, and the school of materials science and engineering of Chongqing University merged with the former Department of materials science and engineering of Chongqing University of architecture to establish a new school of materials science and engineering. In 2008, the Department of materials forming and control engineering and the school of materials science and engineering formed the current school of materials science and engineering. The College of material science and engineering of Chongqing University has become a college with complete disciplines, advanced equipment and abundant teachers. It is an important base for personnel training and scientific research. It has seven secondary units, namely Department of metallurgical engineering, Department of material forming and control engineering, Department of material processing engineering, Department of material science, Department of building material engineering, Department of decorative materials and engineering and central laboratory.
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The surname Berthelos was first found in Forez, a former province of France, now part of the modern Loire département, the Haute-Loire and Puy-de-Dôme départements, where the family held a family seat since ancient times.
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Camp Lazlo!: Monkey See, Camping Doo (Lost 2004 Pilot)
Camp Lazlo! (stylized as CAMP LAZLO!) is an American animated television series created by Joe Murray for Cartoon Network. It was produced by Cartoon Network Studios. The show revolves around Lazlo, a spider monkey who attends a Boy Scout-like summer camp with a cast of anthropomorphic animal characters. The series has a style of humor similar to the Nickelodeon series Rocko's Modern Life (which Murray also created and is most known for) and SpongeBob SquarePants. The series is also known for launching the careers of Thurop Van Orman and J. G. Quintel, who would go on to create the Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack and Regular Show respectively for Cartoon Network.
What most fans don't know, is that the series had a pilot created for Cartoon Network in 2004 that never aired.
Monkey See, Camping Doo is the test pilot of Camp Lazlo! created for Cartoon Network by Joe Murray in 2004. This had the characters having their original personalities. This episode had never aired since it develops some changes to the characters.
The Jelly Bean Cabin trio are sad because Leonard Lumpus, later named Algonquin, is sad for his failure of catching the biggest fish. They need some advice about catching fish from the nurse and the deacon but they asked questions of their own. They realize that they have to do it themselves by stealing Lumpus's super-ship. When Lumpus's ship ran out of fuel, they use a canoe and they tricked the Jellies into thinking that they want him to help him by not talking. When Lumpus is getting eaten by a shark, they realize that they must help him. They got him out of the card and caught mighty giganto fish.
The episode never aired, but was an early prototype of the show's first episode "Gone Fishin' (Sort Of)".
This was another pilot created for Cartoon Network that was never aired and never found, much like the 2007 pilot episode of The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack, but only a small preview of that pilot can be found online.
Differences from the TV show
Lazlo's appearance is similar to an actual spider monkey and speaks with a Brazilian accent. The TV series shows him with a different design and an Americanized accent.
Raj speaks Americanized with a spitty noise with warrant subtitles.
Clam never talks because he is a mute.
Edward, Chip, and Skip also appear.
Chip and Skip's names were originally "Dale and Dave".
Lumpus is a horse and speaks in a Don Knotts-like voice.
In the test pilot, Lumpus's original name is Leonard but changed to Algonquin instead.
Chef McMuesli appears in the movie as the camp deacon.
Like Clam, Samson also never spoke in the pilot.
The camp's name was originally "Camp Runnyrump", but was later changed to "Camp Kidney".
In the end credits, it shows some clips of the episode with the Camp Lazlo! theme song. In the end credits, Samson's name is never credited. He was just called the "Guinea Pig". In the end credits, Lumpus is credited as Leonard Lumpus. In the end credits, Clam is called the Mute Rhino and Chip and Skip we're named Dale and Dave.
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Some dictionaries mark this word — meaning a superficial pretender to knowledge — as archaic, and indeed it may be so, since I can't find a recent example from a printed work. And it was always in any case a scholarly or literary brickbat to throw at a rival, one hardly likely to appear in your daily newspaper.
A typical example appears in an article by Thomas Henry Huxley in the Fortnightly Review in 1878: "Judged strictly by the standard of his own time, Bacon's ignorance of the progress which science had up to that time made is only to be equalled by his insolence toward men in comparison with whom he was the merest sciolist".
The word, as you might guess from the spelling, comes from Latin. It derives from the verb scire, to know, which is also the root of other English words, like prescient, science, omniscient and conscience. The immediate Latin original was the diminutive sciolus, a person who had only a smattering of knowledge.
The related noun is sciolism, the practice of giving one's opinions on subjects of which one has only superficial knowledge. That is a little more common, but the only recent example I've turned up was written by the American author and playwright Herb Greer in the National Review in 1998: "Tynan's awful political sciolism sparks out now and again, but not offensively".
Store it in the back of your mind — you never know when it might come in handy, simultaneously showing your own word power and your opinion of your opponent. By the time he has found a sufficiently large dictionary to discover you've insulted him, you can be well away.
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If you don't have the ears to loud music, well, this is definitely not for you. But if you are up supporting budding OPM artists, give it a try, and who knows, you might enjoy them as I enjoyed it last November 9 at Excess Superclub in Quezon City. This is Converse's "Get Loud!" Rock on!
A song-writing competition and musical showdown, Converse's "Get Loud" presented 5 of the most sought-after bands in the country who are all well-deserve to be the first-ever winner of this prestigious contest.
Gunning for the prestige of being the country's first-ever "Get Loud" champ are Even from North Luzon, Brisom from the National Capital Region, Kissbone from South Luzon, Bethany from Visayas and Jad Montenegro from Mindanao.
I never thought I would enjoy it, to be honest, but once the first band stepped into the spotlight, I can't just stop myself enjoying every beat they share. It was a proud moment for me, because it was like travelling all over the Philippines through these bands music. They played their own music that night, and I was just simply hats off to these guys and gals - and to Converse too!
First performer of the night was the band from Baguio, Even, who sang their original song "Luminary." The band is composed of Dyanne Licudine (vocals), Jam Bumanlag (guitars), Coco Saupan (bass) and Dan Allan Acosta (drums).
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And from the Visayas, particularly Cebu, coming in fourth performer that night is Bethany, who sang their own song "Keep Moving On". The band is composed of Luis Quibranza III (lead vocals and guitar), Angelo Quibranza (lead guitar and vocals), Paolo Miguel Quibranza (drums and vocals) and Kevin Borromeo (bass).
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And base from the scores that each band has garnered (composition with 30 percent, musicality with 25 percent, live performance 25 percent and the remaining 20 percent on online votes), Even from Baguio got most scores making them the first-ever Converse's "Get Loud!"
Aside from the honor of being the country's first "Get Loud" champ, the grand prize winner will take home Php150,000 of cash and Converse products. The first and second runner-ups and the two finalists will be awarded with Php100,000, Php60,000 and Php40,000 of cash and Converse products respectively.
Congratulations and more power to the winners! Mabuhay ang OPM!


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Discussing nuclear energy in Australia
August 7, 2014 By Rod Adams
On August 5, 2014, Professor Barry Brook, Ian Hore-Lacy and Professor Ken Balwin chatted with ABC [Australian Broadcast Corporation] 666 morning host Genevieve Jacobs about nuclear energy. Each member of the panel provided a brief statement and then there was a lengthy question and answer period lasting nearly an hour.
You really should watch the complete discussion. If you are pressed for time, however, scroll forward to time mark 40:10 to listen to a questioner who has apparently swallowed the Storm-Smith argument about low grade uranium ores hook, line and sinker. Barry Brook and Ian Hore-Lacy respond with admirable calm and provide credible facts that make the questions sound almost ridiculous.
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Rick Armknecht says
At about one hour into the discussion, the issue of siting for nuclear power plants in Australia came up. It was assumed that they would have to be sited on the coast to be cooled by seawater, thus precluding use of what they described as Australia's "big back yard". My thought on that: why not an Adams Engine? Other thought: why not offshore nuclear power plants?
Eino says
This has been discussed on a previous topic. Fort St Vrain comes to mind. It was an air cooled plant. There is no reason Australian plants couldn't be air cooled.
They noted using small reactors for mining operations. With the huge distances that they have to truck fuel, a smaller air cooled reactor serving a remote mining operation seems to make a lot of sense. The reactor could be re-utilized if the ore body played out.
Theo Jones says
"My thought on that: why not an Adams Engine? Other thought: why not offshore nuclear power plants?"
Well, most currently running reactors are water cooled. And offshore comes with some cost. I wonder how close designs like the Adams Engine is to actual production from a technical perspective; i.e if all regulatory and funding issues were taken care of how long would it take to build one.
Keith Pickering says
The best quote from Barry Brook comes right at the end, speaking of Fukushima:
"We can always identify potential health impacts of major catastrophic accidents, rare but catastrophic accidents like this, when nuclear power goes wrong. But we know, when coal goes right, it kills ten times more people."
@Keith: Indeed. On the other hand I was heartened to hear the questioner of WNN's Ian Hore-Lacy's contention that "no one was injured or died from radiation at Fukushima". Also that he stood by that assertion. But as with the low-grade ore myth, the crucial point is that some of these people showed up to join the discussion: before they spoke up I had feared the panel were preaching to the converted. It was an admirably polite discussion.
As far as siting is concerned, in Steve Kirsch's IFR Q&A is floated the suggestion of siting SMR's on existing coal generation sites as replacement for just the steam generation system, while re-using the existing cooling, turbine, and condensers if they be still power-worthy. I'd always supposed the design of a steam generator, be it fossil or nuclear, is tightly coupled with that of the turbine system it feeds. Cooling towers etc. might be different, but I'm not a power engineer. Has anyone a clue?
Most Rankine cycle fossil plants produce superheated steam, and their turbine/generator sets are optimized for that, running at higher temperatures, pressures, and enthalpy (and at 3600 rpm for a 60 hz grid).
Most LWRs (the B&W once-thru steam generators the exception) produce saturated steam, and their turbines are thusly optimized (and have 4-pole generators spinning at 1800 rpm).
The substitution of fossil by nuclear is not necessarily as "plug-and-play" as we might hope. Detailed engineering evaluations of the compatibility of the nuclear steam supply system and the secondary (main turbine and generator) systems would be required.
Steve H. has been an IFR advocate, one of several Gen-IV designs which could indeed produce superheated steam more compatible with existing fossil secondaries.
Thanks. The suggestion in Steve's IFR Q&A about substituting a SMR for just the steam generator in a coal power plant was indeed specific to that SMW being a PRISM IFR.
Engineer-Poet says
I suspect that molten-salt reactors would be suitable as well. Some designs might require an intermediate loop of a low-melting fluid to avoid freezing up the steam generators during startup, before the feedwater heaters have begun to work.
@E-P
And some HTGRs — like the HTR-PM — are being specifically designed to enable them to serve as coal furnace replacements with steam conditions that are virtually identical to those in most modern steam plants. The first unit under construction in China today, due to be operation by the end of 2015, use 2 reactor units feeding a single new steam turbine that is one of the countries smaller versions of their standard steam cycle.
The demonstration project is designed to gain experience with controlling the operation of multiple reactors feeding a single steam turbine so that the concept can be expanded to some of the larger steam turbines in operation. At some point after experience has been gained and the supply chain for the fuel elements has been suitably expanded, I predict that China will begin replacing coal furnaces/boilers in selected plants in or near cities with air pollution challenges. They will retain the current 250-300 MWth reactor design to maintain the inherent passive cooling feature so that there is no need for an EPZ outside the plant boundaries.
ActindeAge says
As far as coastal siting for potential plants, I think this is mainly going along with the conventional idea of water-cooled reactors which would face the lowest FOAK costs, but also that our 5 major population centres are coastal. We have numerous semi-remediated industrial sites that could be assessed for suitability.
AFAIK the large coal fired generators that will start being retired next decade are largely sited at coal fields. Brownfield conversion to modern nuclear should certainly be assessed but I don't know how much existing infrastructure, apart from poles and lines, could be recycle. The large coal station in my state is an unusual case being on the edge of a large gulf – a potentially ideal location for a proven reactor as has already been studied:
http://www.zerocarbonoptions.com/major-findings/
As for just heading down the rabbit hole and proceeding to something like the IFR, we have room nearly anywhere.


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Q: Bind complex object to cell of DataTable in C# I have a DataTable with complex objects.
For example,
class ComplexDataWrapper
{
    public string Name{ get; set; }

    public ComplexData Data{ get; set; }

    public ComplexDataWrapper(ComplexData data)
    {
        this.Data = data;
        this.Name = "Something";
    }

    public override string ToString()
    {
        return Name;
    }
}

And now I want to bind cells from DataTable to objects of ComplexDataWrapper
So, I try something like this :
...
var column = new DataColumn() { ColumnName = columnName, DataType = typeof(ComplexDataWrapper)};
row[column] = new ComplexDataWrapper(data);

But, I want to bind for only one property, for example, Name.
And in the gridview (DataTable is a data source for this view) I want to edit this property(Name).
var complexDataWrapper = row[column] as ComplexDataWrapper;

complexDataWrapper always equals to NULL.
I know that I miss something.
So my questions : How I can bind my cell of DataTable to complex object? Plus in grid view I want to edit exactly one property of complex object.
Thanks. Hopefully, everything is clear.

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So my questions : How I can bind my cell of DataTable to complex object? Plus in grid view I want to edit exactly one property of complex object.

What you need here is the ability to bind to a so called property path (e.g. obj.Prop1.Prop2). Unfortunately WinForms has limited support for that - it's supported for simple data binding (like control.DataBindings.Add(...)) but not for list data binding which is used by DataGridView control and similar.
Fortunately it's still doable with some (most of the time trivial) coding, because the data binding is build around an abstraction called PropertyDescriptor. By default it is implemented via reflection, but nothing prevents you to create your own implementation and do whatever you like inside it. That allows you to do many things that are not possible with reflection, in particular to simulate "properties" that actually do not exist.
Here we will utilize that possibility to create a "property" that actually gets/sets its value from a child property of the original property, while from outside it still looks like a single property, thus allowing to data bind to it:
public class ChildPropertyDescriptor : PropertyDescriptor
{
    public static PropertyDescriptor Create(PropertyDescriptor sourceProperty, string childPropertyPath, string displayName = null)
    {
        var propertyNames = childPropertyPath.Split('.');
        var propertyPath = new PropertyDescriptor[1 + propertyNames.Length];
        propertyPath[0] = sourceProperty;
        for (int i = 0; i < propertyNames.Length; i++)
            propertyPath[i + 1] = propertyPath[i].GetChildProperties()[propertyNames[i]];
        return new ChildPropertyDescriptor(propertyPath, displayName);
    }
    private ChildPropertyDescriptor(PropertyDescriptor[] propertyPath, string displayName)
        : base(propertyPath[0].Name, null)
    {
        this.propertyPath = propertyPath;
        this.displayName = displayName;
    }
    private PropertyDescriptor[] propertyPath;
    private string displayName;
    private PropertyDescriptor RootProperty { get { return propertyPath[0]; } }
    private PropertyDescriptor ValueProperty { get { return propertyPath[propertyPath.Length - 1]; } }
    public override Type ComponentType { get { return RootProperty.ComponentType; } }
    public override bool IsReadOnly { get { return ValueProperty.IsReadOnly; } }
    public override Type PropertyType { get { return ValueProperty.PropertyType; } }
    public override bool CanResetValue(object component) { var target = GetTarget(component); return target != null && ValueProperty.CanResetValue(target); }
    public override object GetValue(object component) { var target = GetTarget(component); return target != null ? ValueProperty.GetValue(target) : null; }
    public override void ResetValue(object component) { ValueProperty.ResetValue(GetTarget(component)); }
    public override void SetValue(object component, object value) { ValueProperty.SetValue(GetTarget(component), value); }
    public override bool ShouldSerializeValue(object component) { var target = GetTarget(component); return target != null && ValueProperty.ShouldSerializeValue(target); }
    public override AttributeCollection Attributes { get { return ValueProperty.Attributes; } }
    public override string Category { get { return ValueProperty.Category; } }
    public override TypeConverter Converter { get { return ValueProperty.Converter; } }
    public override string Description { get { return ValueProperty.Description; } }
    public override bool IsBrowsable { get { return ValueProperty.IsBrowsable; } }
    public override bool IsLocalizable { get { return ValueProperty.IsLocalizable; } }
    public override string DisplayName { get { return displayName ?? RootProperty.DisplayName; } }
    public override object GetEditor(Type editorBaseType) { return ValueProperty.GetEditor(editorBaseType); }
    public override PropertyDescriptorCollection GetChildProperties(object instance, Attribute[] filter) { return ValueProperty.GetChildProperties(GetTarget(instance), filter); }
    public override bool SupportsChangeEvents { get { return ValueProperty.SupportsChangeEvents; } }
    public override void AddValueChanged(object component, EventHandler handler)
    {
        var target = GetTarget(component);
        if (target != null)
            ValueProperty.AddValueChanged(target, handler);
    }
    public override void RemoveValueChanged(object component, EventHandler handler)
    {
        var target = GetTarget(component);
        if (target != null)
            ValueProperty.RemoveValueChanged(target, handler);
    }
    private object GetTarget(object source)
    {
        var target = source;
        for (int i = 0; target != null && target != DBNull.Value && i < propertyPath.Length - 1; i++)
            target = propertyPath[i].GetValue(target);
        return target != DBNull.Value ? target : null;
    }
}

The code is not so small, but all it does is basically delegating the calls to the corresponding methods of the property descriptor chain representing the path from the original property to the child property. Also please note that many methods of the PropertyDescriptor are used only during the design time, so creating a custom concrete runtime property descriptor usually needs only to implement ComponentType, PropertyType, GetValue and SetValue (if supported).
So far so good. This is just the first part of the puzzle. We can create a "property", now we need a way to let data binding use it.
In order to do that, we'll utilize another data binding related interface called ITypedList:

Provides functionality to discover the schema for a bindable list, where the properties available for binding differ from the public properties of the object to bind to.

In other words, it allows us to provide "properties" for the list elements. But how? If we were implementing the data source list, it would be easy. But here we want to do that for a list that we don't know in advance (I'm trying the keep the solution generic).
The solutions is to wrap the original list in onother one that will implement IList (the minimum requirement for list data binding) by delegating all the calls to the underlying list, but by implementing ITypedList will control the properties used for binding:
public static class ListDataView
{
    public static IList Create(object dataSource, string dataMember, Func<PropertyDescriptor, PropertyDescriptor> propertyMapper)
    {
        var source = (IList)ListBindingHelper.GetList(dataSource, dataMember);
        if (source == null) return null;
        if (source is IBindingListView) return new BindingListView((IBindingListView)source, propertyMapper);
        if (source is IBindingList) return new BindingList((IBindingList)source, propertyMapper);
        return new List(source, propertyMapper);
    }

    private class List : IList, ITypedList
    {
        private readonly IList source;
        private readonly Func<PropertyDescriptor, PropertyDescriptor> propertyMapper;
        public List(IList source, Func<PropertyDescriptor, PropertyDescriptor> propertyMapper) { this.source = source; this.propertyMapper = propertyMapper; }
        // IList
        public object this[int index] { get { return source[index]; } set { source[index] = value; } }
        public int Count { get { return source.Count; } }
        public bool IsFixedSize { get { return source.IsFixedSize; } }
        public bool IsReadOnly { get { return source.IsReadOnly; } }
        public bool IsSynchronized { get { return source.IsSynchronized; } }
        public object SyncRoot { get { return source.SyncRoot; } }
        public int Add(object value) { return source.Add(value); }
        public void Clear() { source.Clear(); }
        public bool Contains(object value) { return source.Contains(value); }
        public void CopyTo(Array array, int index) { source.CopyTo(array, index); }
        public IEnumerator GetEnumerator() { return source.GetEnumerator(); }
        public int IndexOf(object value) { return source.IndexOf(value); }
        public void Insert(int index, object value) { source.Insert(index, value); }
        public void Remove(object value) { source.Remove(value); }
        public void RemoveAt(int index) { source.RemoveAt(index); }
        // ITypedList
        public string GetListName(PropertyDescriptor[] listAccessors) { return ListBindingHelper.GetListName(source, listAccessors); }
        public PropertyDescriptorCollection GetItemProperties(PropertyDescriptor[] listAccessors)
        {
            var properties = ListBindingHelper.GetListItemProperties(source, listAccessors);
            if (propertyMapper != null)
                properties = new PropertyDescriptorCollection(properties.Cast<PropertyDescriptor>()
                    .Select(propertyMapper).Where(p => p != null).ToArray());
            return properties;
        }
    }

    private class BindingList : List, IBindingList
    {
        private IBindingList source;
        public BindingList(IBindingList source, Func<PropertyDescriptor, PropertyDescriptor> propertyMapper) : base(source, propertyMapper) { this.source = source; }
        private ListChangedEventHandler listChanged;
        public event ListChangedEventHandler ListChanged
        {
            add
            {
                var oldHandler = listChanged;
                if ((listChanged = oldHandler + value) != null && oldHandler == null)
                    source.ListChanged += OnListChanged;
            }
            remove
            {
                var oldHandler = listChanged;
                if ((listChanged = oldHandler - value) == null && oldHandler != null)
                    source.ListChanged -= OnListChanged;
            }
        }
        private void OnListChanged(object sender, ListChangedEventArgs e)
        {
            var handler = listChanged;
            if (handler != null)
                handler(this, e);
        }
        public bool AllowNew { get { return source.AllowNew; } }
        public bool AllowEdit { get { return source.AllowEdit; } }
        public bool AllowRemove { get { return source.AllowRemove; } }
        public bool SupportsChangeNotification { get { return source.SupportsChangeNotification; } }
        public bool SupportsSearching { get { return source.SupportsSearching; } }
        public bool SupportsSorting { get { return source.SupportsSorting; } }
        public bool IsSorted { get { return source.IsSorted; } }
        public PropertyDescriptor SortProperty { get { return source.SortProperty; } }
        public ListSortDirection SortDirection { get { return source.SortDirection; } }
        public object AddNew() { return source.AddNew(); }
        public void AddIndex(PropertyDescriptor property) { source.AddIndex(property); }
        public void ApplySort(PropertyDescriptor property, ListSortDirection direction) { source.ApplySort(property, direction); }
        public int Find(PropertyDescriptor property, object key) { return source.Find(property, key); }
        public void RemoveIndex(PropertyDescriptor property) { source.RemoveIndex(property); }
        public void RemoveSort() { source.RemoveSort(); }
    }

    private class BindingListView : BindingList, IBindingListView
    {
        private IBindingListView source;
        public BindingListView(IBindingListView source, Func<PropertyDescriptor, PropertyDescriptor> propertyMapper) : base(source, propertyMapper) { this.source = source; }
        public string Filter { get { return source.Filter; } set { source.Filter = value; } }
        public ListSortDescriptionCollection SortDescriptions { get { return source.SortDescriptions; } }
        public bool SupportsAdvancedSorting { get { return source.SupportsAdvancedSorting; } }
        public bool SupportsFiltering { get { return source.SupportsFiltering; } }
        public void ApplySort(ListSortDescriptionCollection sorts) { source.ApplySort(sorts); }
        public void RemoveFilter() { source.RemoveFilter(); }
    }
}

Actually as you can see, I've added wrappers for other data source interfaces like IBindingList and IBindingListView. Again, the code is not so small, but it's just delegating the calls to the underlying objects (when creating one for your concrete data, you usually would inherit from List<T> or BiundingList<T> and implement only the two ITypedList members). The essential part is the GetItemProperties method implementation which along with the propertyMapper lambda allows you to replace one property with another.
With all that in place, solving the specific problem from the post is simple a matter of wrapping the DataTable and mapping the Complex property to the Complex.Name property:
class ComplexData
{
    public int Value { get; set; }
}

class ComplexDataWrapper
{
    public string Name { get; set; }
    public ComplexData Data { get; set; } = new ComplexData();
}

static class Program
{
    [STAThread]
    static void Main()
    {
        Application.EnableVisualStyles();
        Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);
        var form = new Form();
        var gridView = new DataGridView { Dock = DockStyle.Fill, Parent = form };
        gridView.DataSource = ListDataView.Create(GetData(), null, p =>
        {
            if (p.PropertyType == typeof(ComplexDataWrapper))
                return ChildPropertyDescriptor.Create(p, "Name", "Complex Name");
            return p;
        });
        Application.Run(form);
    }

    static DataTable GetData()
    {
        var dt = new DataTable();
        dt.Columns.Add("Id", typeof(int));
        dt.Columns.Add("Complex", typeof(ComplexDataWrapper));
        for (int i = 1; i <= 10; i++)
            dt.Rows.Add(i, new ComplexDataWrapper { Name = "Name#" + i, Data = new ComplexData { Value = i } });
        return dt;
    }
}

To recap, custom PropertyDescriptor and ITypedList allow you to create unlimited types of views of your data, which then can be used by any data bound aware control.

A: I believe your architecture is flawed for what you're trying to achieve.
If you are using the gridView to edit a single property on your complex type, then there is no need to bind the entire type into the datatable the is the datasource of your grid.
Instead you should bind only the property you wish to edit, and when the the data comes back, simply assign it to the complex type in the right place.