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taeyang's YES challenge behind eng subs! CL & Sandara Park cut!! disclaimer: may contain inaccuracies as im not a professional translator! #CL #chaelincl #씨엘 #산다라박 #태양

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Bill Maher Challenges Charlie Rose: “Islam Is Not Like Other Religions” Bill Maher: I think liberals should stop booing me for pointing out that Islam is not like other religions, that it is a unique threat. Charlie Rose: But it's not Islam you're against. Bill Maher: Howard Dean said, “The people in ISIS... I'm about as Islamic as they are,” distancing the vast numbers of Muslims around the world from it. That's just not true. Charlie Rose: It is true. Bill Maher: It is not true, Charlie. There is a connecting tissue between Charlie Rose: You mean behind every Muslim is a future member of some radical Bill Maher: Let me finish. There are illiberal beliefs held by vast numbers of Muslims that I don't think have Charlie Rose: Vast numbers of Christians, too. Bill Maher: No, that's not true. Vast numbers of Christians don't believe that if you leave Christianity, you should be killed. They don't treat women as second-class citizens, and they don't believe drawing Jesus should get you killed. Does ISIS kill people indiscriminately who aren't like them? Yes. Would most Muslims do that or condone it? No. But most Muslims in the world do condone violence just for what you think. Charlie Rose: How do you know that? Bill Maher: First of all, they say it. There's a Pew poll of Egypt where 82% said stoning was the appropriate punishment for adultery, and over 80% thought death was appropriate for leaving Islam. So to claim this religion is like other religions is naive and wrong. Saudi Arabia has also beheaded people for nonviolent crimes, including homosexuality. Charlie Rose: They even cut the hands off a thief. Bill Maher: Right. We're upset when ISIS beheads people, as we should be, but Saudi Arabia does it too, and they're our friends because they have oil. This is the centre of the religion. In Mecca, non-Muslims aren't even allowed into the holy part of the city. If people were being beheaded in Vatican City, don't you think there'd be a bigger outcry? This is the soft bigotry of low expectations. When Muslim people do or believe things we consider extreme, it's somehow not discussed nearly as much. Charlie Rose: I don't believe what we see with ISIS represents Islam. I don't think the Quran teaches them to do this. Bill Maher: Well, you're wrong about that. The Quran absolutely has horrible things about how infidels should be treated. And can we really say women are treated equally in the Muslim world? Their testimony in court is often counted as half. They may need permission to leave the house, and women are forced to wear burqas. And I hear liberals say, “Well, they want to.” They've been brainwashed.

Bill Maher Challenges Charlie Rose: “Islam Is Not Like Other Religions” Bill Maher: I think liberals should stop booing me for pointing out that Islam is not like other religions, that it is a unique threat. Charlie Rose: But it's not Islam you're against. Bill Maher: Howard Dean said, “The people in ISIS... I'm about as Islamic as they are,” distancing the vast numbers of Muslims around the world from it. That's just not true. Charlie Rose: It is true. Bill Maher: It is not true, Charlie. There is a connecting tissue between Charlie Rose: You mean behind every Muslim is a future member of some radical Bill Maher: Let me finish. There are illiberal beliefs held by vast numbers of Muslims that I don't think have Charlie Rose: Vast numbers of Christians, too. Bill Maher: No, that's not true. Vast numbers of Christians don't believe that if you leave Christianity, you should be killed. They don't treat women as second-class citizens, and they don't believe drawing Jesus should get you killed. Does ISIS kill people indiscriminately who aren't like them? Yes. Would most Muslims do that or condone it? No. But most Muslims in the world do condone violence just for what you think. Charlie Rose: How do you know that? Bill Maher: First of all, they say it. There's a Pew poll of Egypt where 82% said stoning was the appropriate punishment for adultery, and over 80% thought death was appropriate for leaving Islam. So to claim this religion is like other religions is naive and wrong. Saudi Arabia has also beheaded people for nonviolent crimes, including homosexuality. Charlie Rose: They even cut the hands off a thief. Bill Maher: Right. We're upset when ISIS beheads people, as we should be, but Saudi Arabia does it too, and they're our friends because they have oil. This is the centre of the religion. In Mecca, non-Muslims aren't even allowed into the holy part of the city. If people were being beheaded in Vatican City, don't you think there'd be a bigger outcry? This is the soft bigotry of low expectations. When Muslim people do or believe things we consider extreme, it's somehow not discussed nearly as much. Charlie Rose: I don't believe what we see with ISIS represents Islam. I don't think the Quran teaches them to do this. Bill Maher: Well, you're wrong about that. The Quran absolutely has horrible things about how infidels should be treated. And can we really say women are treated equally in the Muslim world? Their testimony in court is often counted as half. They may need permission to leave the house, and women are forced to wear burqas. And I hear liberals say, “Well, they want to.” They've been brainwashed.

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Tchaikovsky – Rococo Variations: The Secret of a Melodic Curve That Never Disappears In the art of variation, change has never been the greatest challenge. A melody can be clothed in countless new forms. It may become faster, more intricate, more brilliant, or more emotionally expressive. The real challenge lies in a deeper question: How can listeners still recognize the same voice after all those transformations? That is the problem Tchaikovsky solves in Variations on a Rococo Theme. He does not build the work around a monumental theme, nor does he seek to impress through complexity. Instead, he begins with a melody that is elegant, balanced, and clear. Yet beneath its apparent simplicity lies a profound organizing principle: a musical line capable of expanding, transforming, and evolving into many different forms while preserving its original identity. For that reason, Rococo Variations is far more than a virtuoso showpiece for the cello. It is also a demonstration of a fundamental principle of artistic creation: The more firmly an idea is built upon a strong foundation, the more freely it can change without losing itself. A Curve That Does More Than Beautify—It Breathes From the opening theme, the melody is already in motion. It begins by reaching upward, as though the music were taking a deep breath. But instead of remaining suspended in tension, it gently relaxes and returns to balance. Even within the very first phrase, Tchaikovsky refuses to let the melody linger around a single stable pitch. He urges it forward, creating a natural sense of expansion before allowing it to settle through graceful, flowing motion. At first hearing, it seems like a simple song. Yet that very naturalness is the hardest thing to achieve. A melody truly comes alive only when it knows how to gather energy and release it at precisely the right moment. If it only keeps rising, it becomes strained. If it only keeps falling, it loses its momentum. Tchaikovsky shapes the melody according to a rhythm remarkably close to the human act of breathing—inhaling and exhaling. Perhaps that is why listeners instinctively experience its natural flow without needing to analyze it. It is not merely a beautiful curve. It is a curve that breathes. What Keeps Every Variation from Losing Its Identity? This is where Rococo Variations becomes truly remarkable. In a work of variations, change is not the greatest difficulty. The real challenge is ensuring that the original theme remains present after every transformation. Tchaikovsky achieves this not by repeating the original notes verbatim. Instead, he preserves something deeper. He preserves the direction of the melodic motion. He preserves the theme's inner momentum. Just as a planetary system may contain countless different orbits while every planet continues to revolve around the same center, each variation in Rococo Variations follows its own path while remaining guided by the same underlying principle. The rhythm may change. The tempo may change. The technical brilliance may become increasingly dazzling. But that inner gravitational pull never disappears. That is why listeners always feel they are following the same melody, even though it continually appears in different forms. Simplicity Is What Makes Endless Transformation Possible There is an intriguing principle behind the art of variation. The more details a theme contains, the harder it becomes to develop. Conversely, the more distilled a theme is, the more possibilities it leaves open for exploration. Tchaikovsky understood this perfectly. He does not attempt to present every musical idea at the outset. Instead, he creates a melodic outline that is clear enough to support every transformation that follows. A line with balanced proportions. A clear sense of direction. And enough flexibility for each variation to reveal a new facet without obscuring its original shape. For that reason, the variations are not acts of breaking the theme apart. They are acts of revealing possibilities that were already hidden within it. Every transformation brings the melody not farther from its origin, but closer to its true nature. When Technique Illuminates the Shape of the Melody Rococo Variations has long been regarded as one of the cello repertoire's greatest technical challenges. Its rapid passagework demands precision. Its long lyrical phrases require extraordinary bow control to maintain an uninterrupted singing line. Yet if a performer focuses only on conquering the technical demands, the work loses what matters most. In Mstislav Rostropovich's performances, technique is never the destination. It is simply the means through which the work's inner architecture becomes more visible. The rapid runs never cause the listener to lose sight of the melody. Instead, they resemble light illuminating the same curve from different angles. The more the music changes, the more clearly the listener recognizes the essence of the theme. That is the hallmark of a truly great performance. Rococo Is Not Reconstructed—It Is Reawakened Tchaikovsky is often remembered as one of the great Romantic composers. Yet in Rococo Variations, he never allows emotion to overwhelm balance. Instead, he reaches back toward the elegance, clarity, and refinement of the Rococo style. What makes this remarkable is that he does not simply imitate the past. Had he merely recreated the style of the eighteenth century, the work would have become little more than a beautiful historical picture. Instead, he preserves the spirit of Rococo while breathing into it the expressive warmth of the nineteenth century. As a result, elegance never becomes cold. Emotion never destroys structure. The two worlds meet within the same musical motion—disciplined enough to preserve its shape, yet supple enough to carry Tchaikovsky's own unmistakable voice. A Curve That Lives Beyond Every Transformation Perhaps the enduring greatness of Rococo Variations does not lie in the number of its variations or the brilliance of its technical demands. Its lasting power comes from the fact that Tchaikovsky created a theme built upon deeply natural principles. It gathers and releases energy like the rhythm of breathing. It possesses an inner force that allows every transformation to find its way home. And it is sufficiently distilled that each variation strengthens its identity rather than obscuring it. Perhaps that is why, after all the dazzling transformations have passed, what remains in the listener's memory is not technical complexity, but a melodic curve that continues to live on. Every performer may tell that story differently, yet the original direction of the melody never disappears. That may well be the deepest secret of Rococo Variations: Tchaikovsky did not create an unchanging theme. He created a theme capable of surviving change. And when a melodic curve is built upon a firm foundation, every new transformation does not diminish it. It simply allows its original beauty to become even more clearly seen.

Tchaikovsky – Rococo Variations: The Secret of a Melodic Curve That Never Disappears In the art of variation, change has never been the greatest challenge. A melody can be clothed in countless new forms. It may become faster, more intricate, more brilliant, or more emotionally expressive. The real challenge lies in a deeper question: How can listeners still recognize the same voice after all those transformations? That is the problem Tchaikovsky solves in Variations on a Rococo Theme. He does not build the work around a monumental theme, nor does he seek to impress through complexity. Instead, he begins with a melody that is elegant, balanced, and clear. Yet beneath its apparent simplicity lies a profound organizing principle: a musical line capable of expanding, transforming, and evolving into many different forms while preserving its original identity. For that reason, Rococo Variations is far more than a virtuoso showpiece for the cello. It is also a demonstration of a fundamental principle of artistic creation: The more firmly an idea is built upon a strong foundation, the more freely it can change without losing itself. A Curve That Does More Than Beautify—It Breathes From the opening theme, the melody is already in motion. It begins by reaching upward, as though the music were taking a deep breath. But instead of remaining suspended in tension, it gently relaxes and returns to balance. Even within the very first phrase, Tchaikovsky refuses to let the melody linger around a single stable pitch. He urges it forward, creating a natural sense of expansion before allowing it to settle through graceful, flowing motion. At first hearing, it seems like a simple song. Yet that very naturalness is the hardest thing to achieve. A melody truly comes alive only when it knows how to gather energy and release it at precisely the right moment. If it only keeps rising, it becomes strained. If it only keeps falling, it loses its momentum. Tchaikovsky shapes the melody according to a rhythm remarkably close to the human act of breathing—inhaling and exhaling. Perhaps that is why listeners instinctively experience its natural flow without needing to analyze it. It is not merely a beautiful curve. It is a curve that breathes. What Keeps Every Variation from Losing Its Identity? This is where Rococo Variations becomes truly remarkable. In a work of variations, change is not the greatest difficulty. The real challenge is ensuring that the original theme remains present after every transformation. Tchaikovsky achieves this not by repeating the original notes verbatim. Instead, he preserves something deeper. He preserves the direction of the melodic motion. He preserves the theme's inner momentum. Just as a planetary system may contain countless different orbits while every planet continues to revolve around the same center, each variation in Rococo Variations follows its own path while remaining guided by the same underlying principle. The rhythm may change. The tempo may change. The technical brilliance may become increasingly dazzling. But that inner gravitational pull never disappears. That is why listeners always feel they are following the same melody, even though it continually appears in different forms. Simplicity Is What Makes Endless Transformation Possible There is an intriguing principle behind the art of variation. The more details a theme contains, the harder it becomes to develop. Conversely, the more distilled a theme is, the more possibilities it leaves open for exploration. Tchaikovsky understood this perfectly. He does not attempt to present every musical idea at the outset. Instead, he creates a melodic outline that is clear enough to support every transformation that follows. A line with balanced proportions. A clear sense of direction. And enough flexibility for each variation to reveal a new facet without obscuring its original shape. For that reason, the variations are not acts of breaking the theme apart. They are acts of revealing possibilities that were already hidden within it. Every transformation brings the melody not farther from its origin, but closer to its true nature. When Technique Illuminates the Shape of the Melody Rococo Variations has long been regarded as one of the cello repertoire's greatest technical challenges. Its rapid passagework demands precision. Its long lyrical phrases require extraordinary bow control to maintain an uninterrupted singing line. Yet if a performer focuses only on conquering the technical demands, the work loses what matters most. In Mstislav Rostropovich's performances, technique is never the destination. It is simply the means through which the work's inner architecture becomes more visible. The rapid runs never cause the listener to lose sight of the melody. Instead, they resemble light illuminating the same curve from different angles. The more the music changes, the more clearly the listener recognizes the essence of the theme. That is the hallmark of a truly great performance. Rococo Is Not Reconstructed—It Is Reawakened Tchaikovsky is often remembered as one of the great Romantic composers. Yet in Rococo Variations, he never allows emotion to overwhelm balance. Instead, he reaches back toward the elegance, clarity, and refinement of the Rococo style. What makes this remarkable is that he does not simply imitate the past. Had he merely recreated the style of the eighteenth century, the work would have become little more than a beautiful historical picture. Instead, he preserves the spirit of Rococo while breathing into it the expressive warmth of the nineteenth century. As a result, elegance never becomes cold. Emotion never destroys structure. The two worlds meet within the same musical motion—disciplined enough to preserve its shape, yet supple enough to carry Tchaikovsky's own unmistakable voice. A Curve That Lives Beyond Every Transformation Perhaps the enduring greatness of Rococo Variations does not lie in the number of its variations or the brilliance of its technical demands. Its lasting power comes from the fact that Tchaikovsky created a theme built upon deeply natural principles. It gathers and releases energy like the rhythm of breathing. It possesses an inner force that allows every transformation to find its way home. And it is sufficiently distilled that each variation strengthens its identity rather than obscuring it. Perhaps that is why, after all the dazzling transformations have passed, what remains in the listener's memory is not technical complexity, but a melodic curve that continues to live on. Every performer may tell that story differently, yet the original direction of the melody never disappears. That may well be the deepest secret of Rococo Variations: Tchaikovsky did not create an unchanging theme. He created a theme capable of surviving change. And when a melodic curve is built upon a firm foundation, every new transformation does not diminish it. It simply allows its original beauty to become even more clearly seen.

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