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This is part of an ongoing weekly series called "Freeze Frame," where we break down our very favorite sci-fi/fantasy/adventure moments - the scenes that we look forward to, that remind us why we so love this job. As you might guess, such discussions are riddled with spoilers. So consider yourself warned. (See previous Freeze Frame features.)

I spent a good chunk of the weekend complaining about Clash of the Titans. I so wanted the film to be good - was so eager for a juicy little Kraken brawl. And then the whole thing just felt flimsy. Lots of flash and special effects, but nothing that really sunk its claws into you. As I wrote in my initial reaction, the gods have never looked more real or mattered less.

But over the weekend, I tried to really parse my emotions: Why didn't the Kraken wow me more? What more do I demand from my monster villains? Perhaps the answer lies in a scene that I felt hit the nail on the head:   Monster Beats Solo HD        Gandalf vs. The Balrog in Fellowship of the Rings:

Isn't this one of the all-time great human-mystic-monster showdowns? Maybe the best head-to-head monster moment in movie history? For starters, the filmmakers have taken the time to make us actually care about the human characters. There's that. And then you have some seriously committed actors, like Sean Bean and Ian McKellen, who can convey a thing or two about shock and awe.

Add all that to the fact that we have an awesome setting - this shadowy cavern that plays a huge part in building up the anticipation. Well before we see the Balrog, we are immersed in the echoed bellows of a giant beast and the approaching red glow of a demon on fire. This is the way that you suggest something epic is drawing near. This is the way you get people excited.

Then there the way the scene plays against our expectations. The group of heroes stands tall as Gandalf explains the history of the demon, and we think for a moment that they might hold their ground and fight. But then Gandalf turns, and the warriors sprint in a panic. Forget shaky-cam hand-to-hand combat; this battle is a lopsided affair. And what I never fully appreciated before was the way in which their sprint for safety actually causes this scene to become a chase sequence without the audience ever having seen the enemy.

There's plenty of action here, but Peter Jackson is carefully holding off on the big reveal, building up the tension instead based solely on the images rattling around in our imagination. We confronted with the fire, the growl, the twitchy camera that pans up as we realize the Balrog is a whole lot bigger than we were expecting. And the dark lighting  Monster Beats Solo   here always keeps the full form of this monster cloaked in mystery. Our heroes are panicking, and yet we still have no idea what chasing them. This is suspense at its best.

Add up all this mystery and misdirection and you arrive at a standoff that's genuinely startling. Jackson turns away from the blurry Balrog to follow the hobbits sprinting across the foot bridge, moving the camera with them and away from the monster. And then in a slow pan back to the left, we see the stark disparity in this confrontation, between monster and wizard. By moving into the distance, Jackson crystallizes the scale of the battlefield.

Gandalf may be a powerful magic man, but this towering, fiery foe could squash him like a bug. And it all builds up to the moment that the white-haired warrior - half defiant, half taunting declares "You Shall Not Pass!" Frodo looks back in terror, and we realize this is more than just an act of courage; it an act of self-sacrifice.

So take note, Clash of the Titans filmmakers: This is how you handle  http://www.beatsmonstersaustralia.com/   drama - molding it around characters who are making life-changing decisions, against a foe that they (and we) can't fully comprehend. The stakes increase exponentially, far faster that we can keep up with, and that's called thrilling filmmaking. We arrive at a life-defining decision for Gandalf even before we realize that's where we're heading, involving a monster that exists more in our mind than on the screen. There's subtlety in all that chaos, artistry in all that action.

Clash of the Titans didn't have it, but from almost the first scene Lord of the Rings did. Less focused on size or speed, Rings was a spectacle interested first and foremost in stoking surprise. That why it is among cinema greatest trilogies; it kept us on our toes.

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Out of 20 competitors the result doesn't sound like much, but after a rushed preparation and a recent quad injury, his total lift of 381kg was a dream performance.

It was a dramatic finish for the Brisbane lifter too - having upped the ante with his third and final attempt by adding 15kg when others were mostly jumping by 5kg.

"I was actually surprised I snuck underneath it," Kelly said.

"I didn't really have any idea what weights I'd be getting.

"After the build-up, it's one of the better performances I've done."

In Beijing, the monster weightlifter finished ninth with a lift of 386kg, and won gold in Delhi at the 2010 Commonwealth Games with 397kg.

Had Kelly had a solid run-up leading into the   Monster Beats   Games, he and his team believe they would have been pushing over the 400kg mark and into PB territory.

Instead, the 151kg tank says he'll push on and aim to defend his Commonwealth title in two years.

Meanwhile, the 28-year-old denied suggestions a last-minute kerfuffle over the attendance of mate and former Australian team coach Michael Keelan had affected his result.

Keelan - a good friend of Kelly's - was dumped from the weightlifting squad for London in favour of Kelly's personal coach and that of female lifter Seen Lee.
Mike "The Mouth" Matusow, a well-known professional player who came in sixth in 2001 and 87th last year, had been considered a favorite but was the first to go. He had no regrets.

"I played the six best days of poker in my life," Matusow said. "I'm going to bed happy."

Penn law student Brad Kondracki finished eighth and Daniel Bergsdorf, a Swedish truck driver, was seventh. Scott Lazar was sixth, Irishman Andrew Black took fifth and Aaron Kanter wrapped up fourth,  ttp://www.beatsmonstersaustralia.com/      followed by Barch.

About 13 hours into the round, officials dumped the first-place prize in thick stacks of hundreds on a table near the players, causing shouts of "Oh, my God!" For the first time in the tournament, the remaining gamblers saw their elusive goal -- guarded by security men with shotguns.

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Ankle Band Versus Ankle CuffThe ankle band and ankle cuff are types of elastic strengthening equipment. The difference between these two pieces of equipment is that the ankle band is a flat elastic band that can be tied at your ankles or secured to an immovable object for use. The ankle cuff is essentially an elastic tube that comes with   Monster Beats Solo HD    padded ankle cuffs attached. The cuffs generally have Velcro for attaching and sizing to your ankles. Ankle bands are less expensive than ankle cuffs, but both pieces of equipment can essentially be used for similar exercises. Ankle bands are extremely versatile, and can be used for ankle, thigh and glute workouts.

Ankle StrengtheningThe ankle band is used often in a therapy or rehabilitation setting to aid in recovery from ankle sprains and other ankle injuries. For example, the American Orthopaedic Foot Ankle Society suggests that in using elastic resistance bands to aid in recovery from a sprained ankle, you help strengthen your ankle and help improve your ankle's range of motion.

Ankle band exercises that can be used to improve your ankle strength and mobility can be performed by securing the band around an immovable object and looping the band around your forefoot. While sitting down, and with your leg outstretched and foot pointing downward, you pull against the band's resistance by flexing your foot into a 90-degree angle. Return to the starting position by pointing your toes and then repeat. This exercise strengthens the front of your lower leg and improves ankle mobility.

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Tribute bands usually play the music of a certain to get people through the door to see the bands OWN songs thrown in between the artist of tribute. Since December 2004, I have been watching one band in particular, a Slayer tribute act. Not once, has this band added their own music to their set list. NOT ONCE. When a fan of a band (particularly Slayer) is out on the town checking out live entertainment, they what to see what they are paying for, a tribute. Not a little of this and a little of that. So, do they have their own songs? According to the drummer of the band, yes. Dead Skin Mask is the most accurate Slayer tribute band I have ever seen. Monster drum kit, stacks of amps, and most important, the ability to convey the music through that equipment. That is what really counts. There is no Slayer   Monster Beats Outlet    act out there better than Dead Skin Mask, well except for the metal masters themselves. To date I have checked out a handful of them, since I have lived all around the USA. I have contacted the drummer of the band, to get the inside info on the Dead Skin Mask project and the progress of their original music as well as the scoop on what he is up to

Slayer Girl: So Dead Skin Mask isn't "dead"!

M: Oh yeah. It has been talk for a while, but we are in the process now. Between The 3 of them (Danny M, Joey K, Romeo V) there are some great ideas. One of the last projects, the guy wanted to write poseur ass ballads, like love song sh*t! I hate that crap. The "hair band" and bullsh*t spandex days are fortunately dead and buried. This band is into some serious music, not like the ridiculous sh*t that other guy is into.

SG: So I take it you don't like love songs?

M: No, not really. There is what I listen to What I buy and what I compose. All 3 are VERY different. My CD collection would make you think I'm schizophrenic.

SG: How many projects are you involved with right now?

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M: ahhll, mostly the only time I play is when we practice or play a show.   http://www.beatsmonstersaustralia.com/   The way my life is situated right now, does not really allow me to. When I need to write something, I pretty much compose it in my head, and am fortunate enough to be able to "play my thoughts". Yea, it takes a run through or so, but not much more than that. I recall a time when what I would "play in my head" was way more difficult than I could actually do. I am glad that I have been able to develop the skills, in actual ability, to be able to do that. Real glad.

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It all began in April 2007, when a well-respected group of paranormal investigators the West Midlands Ghost Club traveled out to the Cannock Chase woods of Staffordshire, England to investigate newly-surfaced reports of what witnesses described as a large, hairy creature very much resembling a wolf.

But, there was something extremely weird about this particular wolf: as well as walking like any normal wolf might, this one had the amazing and uncanny ability to rear up onto its hind limbs, which it invariably did when anyone had the distinct misfortune to cross its malevolent path.

One of those whose encounter caught the attention of one of the club investigators, Nick Duffy, was a mailman who was riding past the cemetery on a motorbike when he became spellbound by the sight of what, at first, he assumed was a large, wild wolf on the loose.

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The next witness to come forward to Nick Duffy and his colleagues was a local scout-leader who was walking around the cemetery when he experienced something profoundly similar. Quite understandably not wanting to speak out on the record, Duffy source, too, initially assumed that the creature he saw lurking among the graves was a wolf - or possibly even a large dog, such as a Husky. It was neither.

On realizing that the animal was large and seemingly running wild, the man slowly and carefully retreated to the safety of his car and slammed the door, at which point, on hearing the noise, the beast rose up on its back legs - to an incredible height of around seven-feet, no less - and raced off into the heart of the woods. The shocking encounter was over. The controversy, however, was just getting started.

The local newspaper, the Chase Post, soon got in on the action and began publishing reports suggesting the werewolf secretly made its lair deep amid the many natural caverns and winding, old, man-made mines and shafts that exist deep below the surface of the Cannock Chase.

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As the sightings of the werewolf continued, and the dog disappearances duly escalated, so did the controversy. Views were expressed that while a wolf could, in theory at least, make a home for itself on the Cannock Chase, in this case there were a couple of problems.

First, there was the not insignificant fact that wolves should not have been running wild anywhere in Britain during the first decade of the 21st Century. Plus, wolves are very much pack-animals. But, the werewolf of the German cemetery seemed to be an overwhelmingly solitary beast.

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Or, it correct to say it remained until the late summer of 2007, when the werewolf, if that is what it really was, vanished either into the ether, some dark and mysterious realm of paranormal origins, or those shadowy tunnels beneath the old woods.

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We all know that a mom's job is hard work -- but is it time to make it a paid position? A leading South African businesswoman has said it's time to institute a 10% where stay-at-home moms would receive 10% of their husband's paycheck as compensation for their contributions to the household. She believes the role of mom is currently an undervalued    Monster Beats Solo HD     position and that by adding some financial benefits to the job, it would allow more women to be home without resenting the sacrifice of their paychecks. What do you think? Even if all the money had to go straight to paying bills, would it help to know you'd earned some tangible income for your hard work?

While most moms just nag their daughters to make them a grandma, one Australian woman's doing them one-better. She's donating her uterus to her daughter, who was born without a womb. She'd previously tried to serve as a surrogate for her 34-year-old daughter, who does have ovaries that produce eggs, but it didn't work. Her 34-year-old daughter also unsuccessfully attempted adoption, which has led her to give the transplant a try. If the initial surgery is a success, she'll have to wait a year before attempting IVF treatments. This is the second mother-daughter womb donation, with the first one happening earlier this year in Sweden.

As a teen, getting sucked into your parents' hobbies can often feel like punishment. But, for one 16-year-old girl, whose father is a self-declared "Renaissance Fighter," his hobby really did become her punishment. After she attempted to run away from home, he first beat her with a switch, then decided it wasn't sufficient. He then outfitted her in Renaissance armor, handed her a shield and wooden sword and forced her to battle him for two hours when she then collapsed.   Monster Beats Solo       Though badly bruised, she was eventually able to text a friend who, in turn, called the police. Her dad was booked into jail for assault and her step-mom was also arrested for failing to intervene in the medieval punishment. Anyone surprised that she tried to run away to begin with?

Arr, matey. Can we interest ye in some pirate's lemonade? It's for a good cause. One dad, whose two young sons wanted to start a lemonade stand so they could buy new toys, convinced them to donate their earnings instead. In 2008, the then three and six-year-olds, raised a couple hundred dollars. Over the years, earnings (and therefore their donations) have increased. Each year, they pick a new charitable organization to contribute to and their summertime lemonade stand earnings all go there. In 2011, that organization got more than $1,000 from these entrepreneurial, philanthropic young boys.

Rev your engines ladies, because the hot new career for moms is monster truck driving. A small but growing number of moms is ditching the minivan and climbing in the monster truck. The racing season is part-time (mainly on the weekends) and seasonal (mostly January through March), which makes it conducive to a   . http://www.beatsmonstersaustralia.com/      working mom's schedule. Not only is the schedule easy on a mom, but their kids love it. Many of their children sit together in the stands and cheer their moms on. Some of the kids even get in on the action themselves. One mom, "Fancy" Nancy Weston, says her driving grew out of her son's love of Power Wheels. Not content to let mom have all the fun, her sons ages eight and six are also monster truck drivers (in smaller trucks, designed to accommodate their smaller frames). It's said that a number of moms on the circuit have six-year-old sons. We're pretty sure that having your mom be a monster truck driver is a dream-come-true for most six-year-old boys.

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You know, I was extremely surprised to find that Igor and the quote "Live my beautiful creation, live!!" were not only not in the book, but not in the movie either! (Which, by the way, is almost nothing like the book.) Personally I think it would be one of my favorite books if I didn't hate Victor Frankenstein so much. My personal dislike for Frankenstein aside though, I see no reason to swear off reading the book. The questions it raises are questions that should be considered with great care by everyone.