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Fact Commission: Julianknxx – Cool Burn
Bantutronic is the name chosen by Julianknxx, THABO and a host of musicians and vocalists for their ongoing project connecting the foundational stories and languages of African people with contemporary sounds and voices. Both a collective and a broader artistic practice, Bantutronic is the banner under which Julianknxx unites with other artists who identify as coming from the Bantu diaspora, descendants from the speakers of Bantu languages that span across several hundred indigenous groups in sub-Saharan Africa. “There’s a spiritual element to it,” says Julian of the project, “as well as sort or cry, a call and response.”
Cool Burn, a short film directed by Julianknxx featuring music by THABO and producer Aron Kyne, is a piece created under the Bantutronic principles, featuring the yearni...
published: 17 Aug 2021
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Interview E. David (1): The International Humanitarian Fact-Finding Commission
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published: 20 Jul 2017
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Fact check: Commission for cases of hardship
Asylum seekers, whose applications in Germany have been rejected, can appeal against the negative decision at various courts. If these courts reject you as well, there is only one option left to explore, and that’s the Commission for Cases of Hardship – or Härtefallkommission. How does it work?
published: 07 Sep 2018
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Fact-EX Accounting Software| Grain Merchant and Commission Agent Accounts Work in Fact-Ex Software
Data Back And Restore in Tally
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Sale Voucher Numbering Configuration With Unique Name
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Journal Voucher Entry in Tally Prime Part -1St
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Journal Voucher Entry in Tally Prime Part -2nd
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Purchase And Sale Return Entry in Tally Prime full Practically Video
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published: 09 Apr 2021
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Thailand forms fact-finding commission to look into Red Bull heir hit-and-run case
The family of the late Red Bull co-founder has issued an open letter apologising to the Thai society that one of its members has caused anger and dissatisfaction. The Thai government has launched a fact-finding commission to look into the dropped criminal charges against Red Bull heir Vorayuth Yoovidhya. He was accused of causing the death of a police officer in a deadly hit-and-run incident in 2012.
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published: 29 Jul 2020
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Anisminic v Foreign Compensation Commission (Errors of law)
This administrative law case stands as authority for the fact that errors of law by administrative decision-makers make their decisions reviewable.
published: 10 Aug 2021
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Commission Of Inquiry| Adminstrative law| I Am LegalYouTuber
THE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY ACT
This article talks about the Commission of Inquiry Act, 1952. It starts by delving into the history behind the formation and requirement of a Commission of Inquiry and then further moves on to discuss the Act with its objective and scope. The article also talks about the Act in comparison with a similar provision in the cases of other nations.
Amendments
Due to the loopholes in the original Act, there was a need to amend this act quite a few times and due to the flexibility in the constitution of our country, it was made possible. In the meantime of 68 years, this Act has been amended over five times:
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The Commissions of Inquiry (Amendment) Act, 1971 (79 of 1971)
The Delegated Legislation Provisions
(Amendment) Act, 1985 (4 of 1986)
The Com...
published: 13 Jun 2021
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Have you ever heard of the "Emoji Commission"? | DW Documentary
Every day we send seven billion emojis worldwide. Although the colorful icons called emojis can no longer be ignored in our daily communication, little is known about it. Who has power over the emoji? Where are emojis coming from?
There is one "High Council" of online communication that is difficult to access and has the power over our emoji selection on the keyboard: The Unicode Consortium. This group is difficult to access and meets four times a year on the west coast of the United States. This tech giants committee makes decisions about language and shapes the infrastructure of the online world. Representatives from Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Google, IBM, Netflix, Amazon, and Intel set the global standard for symbols, characters, and fonts in digital (visual) language so that all our ...
published: 04 May 2020
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commission fact | #shorts #youtubeshorts #fact #people #1million
commission fact | #shorts #youtubeshorts #fact #people #1million
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Get the Facts- Integrity Commission
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published: 06 Mar 2022
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Fact Commission: Julianknxx – Cool Burn
Bantutronic is the name chosen by Julianknxx, THABO and a host of musicians and vocalists for their ongoing project connecting the foundational stories and lang...
Bantutronic is the name chosen by Julianknxx, THABO and a host of musicians and vocalists for their ongoing project connecting the foundational stories and languages of African people with contemporary sounds and voices. Both a collective and a broader artistic practice, Bantutronic is the banner under which Julianknxx unites with other artists who identify as coming from the Bantu diaspora, descendants from the speakers of Bantu languages that span across several hundred indigenous groups in sub-Saharan Africa. “There’s a spiritual element to it,” says Julian of the project, “as well as sort or cry, a call and response.”
Cool Burn, a short film directed by Julianknxx featuring music by THABO and producer Aron Kyne, is a piece created under the Bantutronic principles, featuring the yearning movements of dancers Nafisah Baba and Theo ‘Godson’ Oloyade and performances of Mayowa Ogunnaike and Rhys Dennis. In his narration, THABO meditates on the ecstatic highs and emotional lows of human relationships. “The song is about words, the treachery of words, the danger of words,” Thabo says at the start. “It’s this idea that you can say a word, one word that can mean so many different things. But also it’s the idea that words can remind you that you said them. There will come a point where you will say something and then remember yourself saying it. And either you will enjoy that memory or you will regret that memory. So words will revisit you once they’ve been spoken.”
The film’s title comes from the Bantu practice of the controlled burning of grass before it turns into tinder, a “cool burn” in order to prevent a devastating bushfire. “In my conversations with Julian, we talked about how many Bantu cultures carry out a controlled burning of their fields, in order to refresh and restore them before the rains come. Relationships can also be viewed as that field, it is essential on some level, to burn the relationship down so it can reveal its’ true essence once again, so it can forget itself and then know itself anew. So in that case the lament caused by love is part of love as well.”
“So I’ve loved, and I’ve now lost love, and the pain of losing love is so severe that I want love to come back,” Thabo reasons in the film. “But feeling the way I feel knowing that this is what it costs to have love, do I actually want it to come back?” Speaking from the pain of this loss, which the singer understands in the most serious terms of grief and bereavement, he gestures towards an emotional controlled burning, ripping it up and starting again. “If you could (re)design breakups what are some of the thoughts that would cross your mind?,” Thabo adds. “What principles and philosophies would you lean on?”
The collaborative process behind Cool Burn involved several iterations of the film, which began with simpler aims before expanding into the piece it is today. “First of all Julian is a genius because of his simplicity of insight,” THABO says. “This started off as a music video but after watching the initial shoot, Julian came back and decided that there was more to do, more to explore. One of the Bantutronic principles Julian practices is to use every part of the animal, not just the choice cuts. This honours and respects every element of the artistic endeavour. My role was to be a sous-chef, to yell ‘`YES CHEF’ when Julian called for ingredients.”
Cool Burn also allowed THABO the opportunity to explore his own heritage as an Ndebele man through the use of symbols that hint at a greater meaning. “These are Ndebele symbols and many people have seen them before,” THABO explains. “However not many people know that each symbol has its own significant meaning. There are nearly 50 symbols in Cool Burn. By combining the symbols we were able to uniquely ‘chapter’ the piece. It will be revealed over time what each of the symbols mean.”
The subtitles that appear throughout are in Zulu, a Bantu language that has ties to the Northern Ndebele dialect. “The subtitles were Julian’s idea and it just so happened that I’d been speaking to a Zulu friend of mine the day before,” THABO says. “If ever there was a big neon sign about what to do that was it. Thandanani absolutely came through with the interpretation, it has a gravity that makes it hard to tell which came first – the text or the spoken word.”
The music, written by THABO and Aron Kyne, provides an emotional backdrop for the stunning cinematography by Pablo Rojo and performances of Nafisah Baba, Theo ‘Godson’ Oloyade, Mayowa Ogunnaike and Rhys Dennis.
You can find both THABO on SoundCloud. For more information about Julianknxx and his work you can visit his website or follow him on Instagram.
https://wn.com/Fact_Commission_Julianknxx_–_Cool_Burn
Bantutronic is the name chosen by Julianknxx, THABO and a host of musicians and vocalists for their ongoing project connecting the foundational stories and languages of African people with contemporary sounds and voices. Both a collective and a broader artistic practice, Bantutronic is the banner under which Julianknxx unites with other artists who identify as coming from the Bantu diaspora, descendants from the speakers of Bantu languages that span across several hundred indigenous groups in sub-Saharan Africa. “There’s a spiritual element to it,” says Julian of the project, “as well as sort or cry, a call and response.”
Cool Burn, a short film directed by Julianknxx featuring music by THABO and producer Aron Kyne, is a piece created under the Bantutronic principles, featuring the yearning movements of dancers Nafisah Baba and Theo ‘Godson’ Oloyade and performances of Mayowa Ogunnaike and Rhys Dennis. In his narration, THABO meditates on the ecstatic highs and emotional lows of human relationships. “The song is about words, the treachery of words, the danger of words,” Thabo says at the start. “It’s this idea that you can say a word, one word that can mean so many different things. But also it’s the idea that words can remind you that you said them. There will come a point where you will say something and then remember yourself saying it. And either you will enjoy that memory or you will regret that memory. So words will revisit you once they’ve been spoken.”
The film’s title comes from the Bantu practice of the controlled burning of grass before it turns into tinder, a “cool burn” in order to prevent a devastating bushfire. “In my conversations with Julian, we talked about how many Bantu cultures carry out a controlled burning of their fields, in order to refresh and restore them before the rains come. Relationships can also be viewed as that field, it is essential on some level, to burn the relationship down so it can reveal its’ true essence once again, so it can forget itself and then know itself anew. So in that case the lament caused by love is part of love as well.”
“So I’ve loved, and I’ve now lost love, and the pain of losing love is so severe that I want love to come back,” Thabo reasons in the film. “But feeling the way I feel knowing that this is what it costs to have love, do I actually want it to come back?” Speaking from the pain of this loss, which the singer understands in the most serious terms of grief and bereavement, he gestures towards an emotional controlled burning, ripping it up and starting again. “If you could (re)design breakups what are some of the thoughts that would cross your mind?,” Thabo adds. “What principles and philosophies would you lean on?”
The collaborative process behind Cool Burn involved several iterations of the film, which began with simpler aims before expanding into the piece it is today. “First of all Julian is a genius because of his simplicity of insight,” THABO says. “This started off as a music video but after watching the initial shoot, Julian came back and decided that there was more to do, more to explore. One of the Bantutronic principles Julian practices is to use every part of the animal, not just the choice cuts. This honours and respects every element of the artistic endeavour. My role was to be a sous-chef, to yell ‘`YES CHEF’ when Julian called for ingredients.”
Cool Burn also allowed THABO the opportunity to explore his own heritage as an Ndebele man through the use of symbols that hint at a greater meaning. “These are Ndebele symbols and many people have seen them before,” THABO explains. “However not many people know that each symbol has its own significant meaning. There are nearly 50 symbols in Cool Burn. By combining the symbols we were able to uniquely ‘chapter’ the piece. It will be revealed over time what each of the symbols mean.”
The subtitles that appear throughout are in Zulu, a Bantu language that has ties to the Northern Ndebele dialect. “The subtitles were Julian’s idea and it just so happened that I’d been speaking to a Zulu friend of mine the day before,” THABO says. “If ever there was a big neon sign about what to do that was it. Thandanani absolutely came through with the interpretation, it has a gravity that makes it hard to tell which came first – the text or the spoken word.”
The music, written by THABO and Aron Kyne, provides an emotional backdrop for the stunning cinematography by Pablo Rojo and performances of Nafisah Baba, Theo ‘Godson’ Oloyade, Mayowa Ogunnaike and Rhys Dennis.
You can find both THABO on SoundCloud. For more information about Julianknxx and his work you can visit his website or follow him on Instagram.
- published: 17 Aug 2021
- views: 4076
2:01
Fact check: Commission for cases of hardship
Asylum seekers, whose applications in Germany have been rejected, can appeal against the negative decision at various courts. If these courts reject you as well...
Asylum seekers, whose applications in Germany have been rejected, can appeal against the negative decision at various courts. If these courts reject you as well, there is only one option left to explore, and that’s the Commission for Cases of Hardship – or Härtefallkommission. How does it work?
https://wn.com/Fact_Check_Commission_For_Cases_Of_Hardship
Asylum seekers, whose applications in Germany have been rejected, can appeal against the negative decision at various courts. If these courts reject you as well, there is only one option left to explore, and that’s the Commission for Cases of Hardship – or Härtefallkommission. How does it work?
- published: 07 Sep 2018
- views: 330
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Fact-EX Accounting Software| Grain Merchant and Commission Agent Accounts Work in Fact-Ex Software
Data Back And Restore in Tally
https://youtu.be/l5ZOqiJULI4
Sale Voucher Numbering Configuration With Unique Name
https://youtu.be/U84IkR6_SYI
Journal V...
Data Back And Restore in Tally
https://youtu.be/l5ZOqiJULI4
Sale Voucher Numbering Configuration With Unique Name
https://youtu.be/U84IkR6_SYI
Journal Voucher Entry in Tally Prime Part -1St
https://youtu.be/dtTht2FW-RQ
Journal Voucher Entry in Tally Prime Part -2nd
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Purchase And Sale Return Entry in Tally Prime full Practically Video
https://youtu.be/asvA-JKFP-c
https://wn.com/Fact_Ex_Accounting_Software|_Grain_Merchant_And_Commission_Agent_Accounts_Work_In_Fact_Ex_Software
Data Back And Restore in Tally
https://youtu.be/l5ZOqiJULI4
Sale Voucher Numbering Configuration With Unique Name
https://youtu.be/U84IkR6_SYI
Journal Voucher Entry in Tally Prime Part -1St
https://youtu.be/dtTht2FW-RQ
Journal Voucher Entry in Tally Prime Part -2nd
https://youtu.be/UGcwTjk5mmc
Purchase And Sale Return Entry in Tally Prime full Practically Video
https://youtu.be/asvA-JKFP-c
- published: 09 Apr 2021
- views: 9483
2:42
Thailand forms fact-finding commission to look into Red Bull heir hit-and-run case
The family of the late Red Bull co-founder has issued an open letter apologising to the Thai society that one of its members has caused anger and dissatisfactio...
The family of the late Red Bull co-founder has issued an open letter apologising to the Thai society that one of its members has caused anger and dissatisfaction. The Thai government has launched a fact-finding commission to look into the dropped criminal charges against Red Bull heir Vorayuth Yoovidhya. He was accused of causing the death of a police officer in a deadly hit-and-run incident in 2012.
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https://wn.com/Thailand_Forms_Fact_Finding_Commission_To_Look_Into_Red_Bull_Heir_Hit_And_Run_Case
The family of the late Red Bull co-founder has issued an open letter apologising to the Thai society that one of its members has caused anger and dissatisfaction. The Thai government has launched a fact-finding commission to look into the dropped criminal charges against Red Bull heir Vorayuth Yoovidhya. He was accused of causing the death of a police officer in a deadly hit-and-run incident in 2012.
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- published: 29 Jul 2020
- views: 3366
2:59
Anisminic v Foreign Compensation Commission (Errors of law)
This administrative law case stands as authority for the fact that errors of law by administrative decision-makers make their decisions reviewable.
This administrative law case stands as authority for the fact that errors of law by administrative decision-makers make their decisions reviewable.
https://wn.com/Anisminic_V_Foreign_Compensation_Commission_(Errors_Of_Law)
This administrative law case stands as authority for the fact that errors of law by administrative decision-makers make their decisions reviewable.
- published: 10 Aug 2021
- views: 2136
2:28
Commission Of Inquiry| Adminstrative law| I Am LegalYouTuber
THE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY ACT
This article talks about the Commission of Inquiry Act, 1952. It starts by delving into the history behind the formation and requi...
THE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY ACT
This article talks about the Commission of Inquiry Act, 1952. It starts by delving into the history behind the formation and requirement of a Commission of Inquiry and then further moves on to discuss the Act with its objective and scope. The article also talks about the Act in comparison with a similar provision in the cases of other nations.
Amendments
Due to the loopholes in the original Act, there was a need to amend this act quite a few times and due to the flexibility in the constitution of our country, it was made possible. In the meantime of 68 years, this Act has been amended over five times:
I am LegalYouTuber
The Commissions of Inquiry (Amendment) Act, 1971 (79 of 1971)
The Delegated Legislation Provisions
(Amendment) Act, 1985 (4 of 1986)
The Commission of Inquiry (Amendment) Act, 1986 (36 of 1986)
The Commissions of Inquiry (Amendment) Act, 1988 (63 of 1988)
The Commissions of Inquiry (Amendment) Act, 1990 (19 of 1990)
https://wn.com/Commission_Of_Inquiry|_Adminstrative_Law|_I_Am_Legalyoutuber
THE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY ACT
This article talks about the Commission of Inquiry Act, 1952. It starts by delving into the history behind the formation and requirement of a Commission of Inquiry and then further moves on to discuss the Act with its objective and scope. The article also talks about the Act in comparison with a similar provision in the cases of other nations.
Amendments
Due to the loopholes in the original Act, there was a need to amend this act quite a few times and due to the flexibility in the constitution of our country, it was made possible. In the meantime of 68 years, this Act has been amended over five times:
I am LegalYouTuber
The Commissions of Inquiry (Amendment) Act, 1971 (79 of 1971)
The Delegated Legislation Provisions
(Amendment) Act, 1985 (4 of 1986)
The Commission of Inquiry (Amendment) Act, 1986 (36 of 1986)
The Commissions of Inquiry (Amendment) Act, 1988 (63 of 1988)
The Commissions of Inquiry (Amendment) Act, 1990 (19 of 1990)
- published: 13 Jun 2021
- views: 11007
49:53
Have you ever heard of the "Emoji Commission"? | DW Documentary
Every day we send seven billion emojis worldwide. Although the colorful icons called emojis can no longer be ignored in our daily communication, little is known...
Every day we send seven billion emojis worldwide. Although the colorful icons called emojis can no longer be ignored in our daily communication, little is known about it. Who has power over the emoji? Where are emojis coming from?
There is one "High Council" of online communication that is difficult to access and has the power over our emoji selection on the keyboard: The Unicode Consortium. This group is difficult to access and meets four times a year on the west coast of the United States. This tech giants committee makes decisions about language and shapes the infrastructure of the online world. Representatives from Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Google, IBM, Netflix, Amazon, and Intel set the global standard for symbols, characters, and fonts in digital (visual) language so that all our devices can communicate with each other effortlessly.
Part of Unicode is the twelve-member "Emoji Commission." Director Mea Dols de Jong got a foot in the door during the quarterly meeting at Microsoft's headquarters in Redmond, Seattle, but also ran into the shocking closedness of the tech sector. The deeper she delves into the world behind the seemingly little icons, the better she sees that this micro-world is a reflection of the "real" world. What does it take to get a new emoji on the phone's keyboard? Take a look at the campaign for a new white wine emoji. Why is the LGBTQI rainbow flag emoji in the keyboards, but not the one that stands for transgender people? Where lies the power to make such decisions?
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Every day we send seven billion emojis worldwide. Although the colorful icons called emojis can no longer be ignored in our daily communication, little is known about it. Who has power over the emoji? Where are emojis coming from?
There is one "High Council" of online communication that is difficult to access and has the power over our emoji selection on the keyboard: The Unicode Consortium. This group is difficult to access and meets four times a year on the west coast of the United States. This tech giants committee makes decisions about language and shapes the infrastructure of the online world. Representatives from Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Google, IBM, Netflix, Amazon, and Intel set the global standard for symbols, characters, and fonts in digital (visual) language so that all our devices can communicate with each other effortlessly.
Part of Unicode is the twelve-member "Emoji Commission." Director Mea Dols de Jong got a foot in the door during the quarterly meeting at Microsoft's headquarters in Redmond, Seattle, but also ran into the shocking closedness of the tech sector. The deeper she delves into the world behind the seemingly little icons, the better she sees that this micro-world is a reflection of the "real" world. What does it take to get a new emoji on the phone's keyboard? Take a look at the campaign for a new white wine emoji. Why is the LGBTQI rainbow flag emoji in the keyboards, but not the one that stands for transgender people? Where lies the power to make such decisions?
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- published: 04 May 2020
- views: 122276
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commission fact | #shorts #youtubeshorts #fact #people #1million
commission fact | #shorts #youtubeshorts #fact #people #1million
क्या आप ये जानते है? | #fact #shorts #youtubeshorts
#history
#study #factsinhindi
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क्या आप ये जानते है? | #fact #shorts #youtubeshorts
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commission fact | #shorts #youtubeshorts #fact #people #1million
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