title: Farewell Darth Vader: A Philosopher's Simple Introduction to Basic Principles of 12 Step Recovery
author:  Kevin Vader 
description: Kevin Vader (psuedonym) holds a PhD in Philosophy (University of Minnesota) and an MA in Mathematics (UC Berkeley). Until recently he knew almost nothing about 12 step recovery programs, except they were probably a lot of nonsense. He was wrong. This book describes his personal journey of recovery and how he came to understand its philosophy.
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  Jedi Quest
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Book 6
  
  
  The Shadow Trap
  
  
  by Jude Watson
  
  
  source: IRC uploaded: 09.I.2006
  
  
  CHAPTER ONE
  
  
  Anakin Skywalker hated being between missions. As far as he was concerned,
  having free time was highly overrated. How many times could he perfect his
  Jung Ma movement in dulon training?
  
  
  Countless times, his Master, Obi-Wan Kenobi, would say.
  
  Anakin pulled his outer tunic over his head and tossed it on the grassy bank
  of the lake. He took three quick steps and dived into the clear, green water.
  Without a mission, he just felt aimless. There was much to do at the Temple,
  of course. Being a Jedi meant that training never stopped. Perfecting his
  battle mind, bettering his grasp of galactic politics - these were all
  necessary tasks between missions. Usually, Anakin tried to use his time at the
  Temple well. But this time... this time, all he wanted to do was swim.
  
  
  He chose a time when the lake was deserted. For some reason, 