In ASP.NET2.0 page life cycle events are fired by the following sequence.
1.PreInit, 2.Init, 3.InitComplete, 4.PreLoad, 5.Load, 6.Control events, 7.LoadComplete, 8.PreRender, 9. SaveStateComplete, 10. Render, 11.Unload
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