Approximately 4,997 BBY, the scholarly Jedi Knight Odan-Urr founded a center of Jedi Learning on the planet Ossus where he was trained. From its beginning, the Library of Ossus contained much knowledge and wisdom. Scrolls and books filled shelves, and many Jedi Holocrons were stored there. Among the artifacts was a Sith Holocron that Odan-Urr himself had recovered from a Sith warship in the aftermath of the Great Hyperspace War.
For over a millennium the Library of Ossus continued to grow, and soon many great Masters worked there, tending the shelves and teaching Jedi who wished to learn. One of these was the Neti Jedi Master Ood Bnar.
Approximately 4,000 BBY, the Library was visited by the Sith Lord Exar Kun, who seduced many young Jedi to the dark side. When he had gathered enough followers, he went to Master Odan-Urr and demanded that he turn over the Sith Holocron. When the ancient Jedi refused, Kun brutally slew him and took the artifact. Thus Odan-Urr died surrounded by the books he loved so much, even as his own teacher, Master Ooroo, had predicted.
Soon after, Kun's forces used an ancient Sith weapon to unleash a cataclysm that would wreck the surface of Ossus. As the Jedi scrambled to evacuate the scrolls and artifacts, the Sith came one last time. Ood Bnar, utilizing an ability unique to his species, buried a collection of ancient lightsabers and literally "planted" himself over them, becoming a tree-like being and binding his life force to the planet's, thus insuring that the Sith would not desecrate the ancient Jedi weapons. Soon, all the Jedi had evacuated. As the shock wave hit Ossus, Master Bnar weathered the storm alone.
Millennia later, roughly a decade after the Battle of Yavin, Luke Skywalker and Kam Solusar traveled to Ossus to find the remains of the Great Library. There they discovered that the planet had become the home of a humanoid race called the Ysanna.
Soon after, Imperial Executor Sedriss arrived with a small force, and after a battle (in which the Jedi were aided by the Ysanna) all but Sedriss had been defeated. Luke pushed Sedriss against a tree, only to find that it wasn't a tree at all. It was Ood Bnar. Sensing the battle, the ancient Jedi intervened, grabbing Sedriss with his limbs. As Sedriss tried to fight Bnar through the Force, Ood reached deep into the planet's life force and destroyed himself, taking Sedriss with him. Thus, Skywalker and Solusar were free to recover the lightsabers hidden under Ood, still working after all those millennia. Afterwords, Skywalker received permission from the tribal chief to take two Ysanna youths to train as Jedi.
Skywalker and Solusar later found the ruins of the Great Library, and found many secrets that helped them to rebuild the Jedi Order.
In the game Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic II, the Jedi Exile has the option to create an 'Ossus dueling lense' for his/her lightsaber, this greatly enhances his blaster deflection skills and evasive skills. On Onderon, the exile may also acquire the 'Ossus Keeper Robe' in the palace museum. This is a rare and powerful artifact greatly increasing intelligence, wisdom, and charisma.
For over a millennium the Library of Ossus continued to grow, and soon many great Masters worked there, tending the shelves and teaching Jedi who wished to learn. One of these was the Neti Jedi Master Ood Bnar.
Approximately 4,000 BBY, the Library was visited by the Sith Lord Exar Kun, who seduced many young Jedi to the dark side. When he had gathered enough followers, he went to Master Odan-Urr and demanded that he turn over the Sith Holocron. When the ancient Jedi refused, Kun brutally slew him and took the artifact. Thus Odan-Urr died surrounded by the books he loved so much, even as his own teacher, Master Ooroo, had predicted.
Soon after, Kun's forces used an ancient Sith weapon to unleash a cataclysm that would wreck the surface of Ossus. As the Jedi scrambled to evacuate the scrolls and artifacts, the Sith came one last time. Ood Bnar, utilizing an ability unique to his species, buried a collection of ancient lightsabers and literally "planted" himself over them, becoming a tree-like being and binding his life force to the planet's, thus insuring that the Sith would not desecrate the ancient Jedi weapons. Soon, all the Jedi had evacuated. As the shock wave hit Ossus, Master Bnar weathered the storm alone.
Millennia later, roughly a decade after the Battle of Yavin, Luke Skywalker and Kam Solusar traveled to Ossus to find the remains of the Great Library. There they discovered that the planet had become the home of a humanoid race called the Ysanna.
Soon after, Imperial Executor Sedriss arrived with a small force, and after a battle (in which the Jedi were aided by the Ysanna) all but Sedriss had been defeated. Luke pushed Sedriss against a tree, only to find that it wasn't a tree at all. It was Ood Bnar. Sensing the battle, the ancient Jedi intervened, grabbing Sedriss with his limbs. As Sedriss tried to fight Bnar through the Force, Ood reached deep into the planet's life force and destroyed himself, taking Sedriss with him. Thus, Skywalker and Solusar were free to recover the lightsabers hidden under Ood, still working after all those millennia. Afterwords, Skywalker received permission from the tribal chief to take two Ysanna youths to train as Jedi.
Skywalker and Solusar later found the ruins of the Great Library, and found many secrets that helped them to rebuild the Jedi Order.
In the game Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic II, the Jedi Exile has the option to create an 'Ossus dueling lense' for his/her lightsaber, this greatly enhances his blaster deflection skills and evasive skills. On Onderon, the exile may also acquire the 'Ossus Keeper Robe' in the palace museum. This is a rare and powerful artifact greatly increasing intelligence, wisdom, and charisma.
The Physicians Coalition for Injectable Safety is an alliance of specialty physician organizations including the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, and the
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The mission of the Coalition is to provide the public with unbiased and necessary information on injectable cosmetic treatments, appropriate injectors and where to safely access cosmetic medical procedures. The goal of the Coalition is to promote treatment supervised by properly qualified and trained, board-certified doctors and to promote only the use of U.S. FDA-approved, appropriately administered product.
Gary Halbert, the prince of print as many call him is one of the foremost copywriter of this century. Many of the top copywriters hold Gary to be the best copywriter in the world.
Gary's sales letters probably reached more homes in the United States than any other copywriter.
His coat of arms letters is one of the more famous letters and it's that particular letter that's claimed to have been mailed to more homes in the US than any other copywriter's work.
Gary's work will forever influence the copywriting industry.
Gary died in May 2007 in his sleep at the age of 65. Many of Gary's words of wisdoms can be read at his archived newsletter at www.thegaryhalbertletter.com
Gary's sales letters probably reached more homes in the United States than any other copywriter.
His coat of arms letters is one of the more famous letters and it's that particular letter that's claimed to have been mailed to more homes in the US than any other copywriter's work.
Gary's work will forever influence the copywriting industry.
Gary died in May 2007 in his sleep at the age of 65. Many of Gary's words of wisdoms can be read at his archived newsletter at www.thegaryhalbertletter.com
This west coast style of American music is that of combing the genres of "Country" and "Funk". Usually has a set of instruments found in traditional Country music, the funk elements are typically found in the arrangement, groove and vocal performances and practices.
The east coast version of the sub-genre is commonly referred to as "funkabilly" but the end result usually has a similar sound which most describe as "Country with groove".
The east coast version of the sub-genre is commonly referred to as "funkabilly" but the end result usually has a similar sound which most describe as "Country with groove".