Echo, who had joined the squad's ranks, suggested that they track down Cid, who he assumed to be male, as she was the only one of the Jedi informants he knew of that he also knew how to find. Shortly after the formation of the Empire, a group of clone commandos known as the Bad Batch, who had recently defected from the new government, had a run-in with a bounty hunter who was targeting Omega, a member of their group. In order to protect herself amidst the rise of the new Galactic Empire, Cid concealed her past connections to the Jedi.
In 19 BBY, the Clone Wars ended with the near-eradication of the Jedi Order, as a result losing Cid an important portion of her business. During the Clone Wars, the ARC trooper Echo learned of Cid and where to find her from his Jedi commanding officers, although he was unaware of her species or gender. Cid developed a working relationship with the Jedi during this time, occasionally passing them information. She operated out of Cid's Parlor, a cantina and gambling den in Ord Mantell City which she owned. Emanuel.ĭirector Michael Osterholm, PhD, MPH, was interviewed by CNNto discuss the latest variants, the importance of boosters, and what's next for the COVID-19 pandemic.ĭirector Michael Osterholm, PhD, MPH, spoke with Time Magazine regarding the implications for organizations of the new Omicron variant.Ī Background Analysis on Progress Toward Meeting Goals and Objectives in the National Action Plan for Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria (2015-2020) was authored by CIDRAP staff ( Kristine Moore, MD, MPH, & Anje Mehr, MPH) in support of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine consensus study to examine and quantify the long-term medical and economic impacts of increasing antimicrobial resistance in the United States.Cid, a Trandoshan female, worked as an information broker in the last years of the Republic Era. Washington Post editorial on how the current omicron surge represents one of the greatest public health challenges of our lifetime, by Director Michael Osterholm, PhD, MPH, and Ezekiel J.
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