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Order, The

Sunday, February 7th, 2010

Order, The
Order, The (2001)

IMDB rating: 4.10

Plot: In the year 1099, during the Crusades in the 11th Century, Christian soldiers arrive in Jerusalem and slaughter the local population. Christian soldier Charles Le Vaillant becomes demoralized by the horrors of war and decides to create a new religious order. This new order brings together, in a peaceful manner, members from the three religions of the region: Christians, Jews, and Muslims. As a self-imposed leader and messiah, Charles writes the sacred texts of the Order. The Christian Crusaders accuse Charles of heresy, and attack him and his disciples. During the attack, the last chapter from the sacred texts becomes lost in the desert. Now, in modern-day Israel, a devout contingent of Le Vaillant’s followers continues to practice his peaceful teachings. But a disciple named Cyrus has a distorted view of the Order’s peaceful intention. Rudy Cafmeyer is a thief and smuggler of valuable historical artifacts. Rudy manages to break into a high security building where he steals a Faberge Egg, the kind decorated with precious stones and manufactured expressly for the Russian Tsars. Needless to say, the alarm goes off, and Rudy has to fight his way out of the building. Despite this theft, Rudy is not really a bad guy. He stole the egg from the personal collection of a powerful Russian mafia boss. Rudy is a loving son who would do anything for his father Oscar “Ozzie” Cafmeyer. Ozzie, an archaeologist and museum curator, discovers the manuscripts that were lost during the crusades. The manuscripts clearly extol interfaith harmony. In those manuscripts, there is also an ancient map of Jerusalem, which shows the location of a mythical Jewish treasure. Ozzie travels to Israel, where Cyrus has him kidnapped. Rudy, who heard the kidnapping take place while talking to Ozzie on the phone, travels to Jerusalem to rescue Oscar. Oscar’s associate, Professor Walt Finley, hands Rudy the key to a safe-deposit box in East Jerusalem before being gunned down by unknown assailants. Israeli Police Chief Ben Ner views Rudy’s arrival with hostility and takes steps to have Rudy deported, but police lieutenant Dalia Barr risks her life and career to help Rudy — she was once a disciple of the Order, but she left when she was 18-years-old. Cyrus uses a car bomb to assassinate the Order’s leader, Pierre Gaudet, and Cyrus steps up his own rhetoric, hoping to inflame his followers. Rudy opens the safe-deposit box and finds a map that shows a series of tunnels and a treasure room beneath Jerusalem. Ben Ner, who has partnered with Cyrus, covets the gold that the underground tunnels lead to, but Cyrus hopes to plant a bomb during Ramadan that will turn the Israelis against the Palestinians. Dalia and Rudy must get to the Order’s monastery, free Ozzie, and prevent an explosion that could push tensions in the area way past the boiling point.

Directors: Lettich Sheldon

Actors: Van Damme Jean-Claude,Heston Charlton,Thompson Brian,Cross Ben,Dobtcheff Vernon,Gabai Sasson,Abutbul Alon,Tomaska Joey,Malota Peter,Huri Sami,Widerker Jack,Leitch David,Qissi Abdel,Action,Adventure,Drama,Thriller,

is this a good guitar (takamine g260c bsb acoustic)?
although im a good guitarist i know almost nothing about buying guitars or how to pick out good ones so i decided my best option would be to ask anonymous strangers on the internet for guidance

im a fairly advanced player of fingerstyle (edgar cruz, tommy emanuel, etc.) though i occasionally play some singalongs by stephen lynch

i dont know anything about what makes one guitar better than other, things to avoid, good and bad brands, etc

i cant go to a music store because there arent any in my crappy little town so i have to order on the internet, though if given a choice i always want to try before i buy

this is the one i am probably going to order:

 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001RYA 3RS/sr=1-204/qid=1265434183/ref=olp_prod uct_details?ie=UTF8&me=&qid=1265 434183&sr=1-204&seller=

sure its ‘pretty’, and reasonably priced- but i dont know if its "good" or not and was wondering if any of you could tell or better yet if you have any history with this brand or model

i am in no way a beginner and simply need a nice new guitar (my old one died and this will be my second guitar ever)

help TT-TT
i am poor and live in the middle of nowhere

the most i can afford to spend on a guitar is around $250, i REALLY want to go to a music store or something but the closest one is a 3 1/2 hour drive to vegas. i want one that sounds good and has the cut out shape to reach the higher frets easier


hey man,
well you’re saying you’re a good guitar player. so by now you should know how a good guitar feels or sounds. you don’t need to dish out a lot of cash to find out what you like. I really recommend going to your local guitar center/music store and testing out a bunch. see what feels comfortable, and looks best to you. That guitar you have linked is a cheapo, and really you get what you pay for. There are a few guitar manufacturers that make low to mid range guitars in a similar price range that probably sound and play better (yamaha and ibanez for example) . But it’s all up to you, what you like right? You should really go play a few, expensive and cheap ones. just see what you like and what’s comfortable. I strongly recommend NOT buying a guitar you haven’t played. Also try this site www.musiciansfriend.com to check out some reviews.
Snooey | Feb 06, 2010


it is pretty good but i think dean makes the best acoustic guitars
Danny | Feb 06, 2010


The best guitar I ever bought was a 12 string Samich. I bought it in a pawn shop. To me it had everything, a beautiful sound and a great action. It felt part of me when I played it. I prefer to play a guitar first to see if it’s for me. I live in Spain and the Spanish don’t play the guitar, they touch them.
Carrusel | Feb 06, 2010

007 The Spy Who Loved Me

Saturday, December 19th, 2009

007 The Spy Who Loved Me
007 The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)

IMDB rating: 7.10

Plot: The British discover that someone has perfected a way of tracking submerged submarines and is offering the technology to the highest bidder. An international crisis breaks when a Royal Navy Polaris submarine equipped with sixteen nuclear warheads disappears while on patrol. The British send agent James Bond to secure the tracking device and locate the missing vessel before its missiles are launched at the West.

Directors: Gilbert Lewis

Actors: Moore Roger,Jurgens Curd,Kiel Richard,Gotell Walter,Keen Geoffrey,Baker George,Billington Michael,Llewelyn Desmond,de Souza Edward,Dobtcheff Vernon,Action,Adventure,Thriller,

Why Fleming didn't authorize the producers of 007 films to film the books The Spy Who Love Me and Moonraker?
The films The Spy Who Love Me (1977) and Moonraker (1979) is not adaptations of the homonymous books, the scripts are original stories. Why the reason for this? I don’t undertand!

I want answers!


Due to the reactions by critics and fans, Fleming was not happy with the book, The Spy Who Love Me and consequently only gave permission for the title to be used when he sold the film rights to Harry Saltzman and Albert R. Broccoli. In 1977 the title was used for the tenth film in the EON Productions series. It was the third to star Roger Moore as British Secret Service agent, Commander James Bond. Per Fleming’s wish the film only uses the title and is therefore considered the first wholly original Bond film. The film was novelised the same year by screenwriter Christopher Wood and the resulting book was the first novelisation of a Bond film. To avoid confusion with Fleming’s novel, the book was named James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me.

As with several previous Bond films, the story from Ian Fleming’s novel "Moonraker" is almost entirely dispensed with, here in favour of a film more in keeping with the era of science fiction. Indeed, at the end of the preceding The Spy Who Loved Me, For Your Eyes Only had been named as the title for the next film, but Moonraker was substituted instead

mayo | Aug 08, 2007


Ian was long dead when these were adapted and the studio felt the stories lacked punch
stephen k | Aug 08, 2007


Yeah I think Flemming was dead 20 years before those movies. He created the character, who ever the rights of the character got passed to got to negitoate with the movie companies and i doubt that they cared what the stories were like at that point.

As a point of reference … the same man that created James Bond also wrote Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (which is unfortunately not a porno)
Icon | Aug 08, 2007