What sequence does CF fire off application methods?

From a cold start, I assumed CF fired off in the following order:
onApplicationStart
onRequestStart
onSessionStart
onRequest
onRequestEnd
As they occur:
onSessionEnd
onApplicationEnd
onError
onMissingTemplate
Can anyone confirm this to be true or not?

Well, on *every* request it goes
onRequestStart
onRequest
onRequestEnd
On the first request after server restart or application timeout it goes
onApplicationStart
onSessionStart
onRequestStart
onRequest
onRequestEnd
On the first request where a user is initiating a new session in a running app
onSessionStart
onRequestStart
onRequest
onRequestEnd
onSessionEnd *only* triggers when a session times out or it is called explicitly
onApplication *only* triggers when the application times out or it is called specifically
onError only triggers when an unhandled error bubbles up to it (and can even fire from another App.cfc method)
onMissingTemplate fires when a request occurs for a missing template. If I had to guess I would say this occurs before onRequestStart for that request
Someone correct me if I am wrong on any of this.

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