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The United Methodists Just Dodged A Kill Shot By Reaffirming God's Design For Sex
The United Methodist Church not only refused to mutilate clear biblical teaching on same-sex couples and gay clergy, it voted to strengthen its adherence to biblical sexual ethics.
By Glenn T. Stanton
At the end of February, the United Methodist Church bravely dodged what would have been a self-inflicted kill shot. Pushed to definitive action by gay activists within their ranks, they not only refused to mutilate clear biblical teaching on same-sex couples and gay clergy, the UMC voted to strengthen its adherence to biblical sexual ethics.
We must appreciate just how against-the-tide this move is for a mainline denomination, and they should be roundly celebrated for their bold fidelity. But here's the spin.
Many media stories are going with the "United Methodist Church Positions Itself for a Massive Split" angle because of the "hard-liners" inflexibility—as if all would have been hunky-dory if the denomination acquiesced to LGBT demands. The media is getting this one all wrong. (Why stop now, right?) The UMC did nothing short of averting its own death.
They did so at this year's General Conference in St. Louis by choosing to adopt what was called the Traditional Plan over the manipulatively named One Church Plan. (Oh, you're not for one church?) The latter was hawked as the best for everyone because it would not compel anyone to go all-in for gay ideology. But those who wanted to could. What could go wrong, right?
Thankfully, the majority of delegates didn't fall for this Kumbaya ploy. If anything has been made clear over the last few years, it's that gay politics do not "coexist." Instead, the UMC tightened things up to make sure this chicanery would no longer be an issue for them.
Yes, God Wholeheartedly Loves Gay People
The adopted Traditional Plan strongly asserts the value of all people without exclusion, each being "of sacred worth, created in the image of God." It proclaims that "All persons need the ministry of the Church" and affirms that "God's grace is available to all."
Those of us in the traditional camp know this is not mere happy talk to just make people feel better. It is basic Christianity. But just as basic, the plan also affirms a traditional sexual and marital ethic in line with what the Methodist church, and Christianity itself, has always held without doubt or contest.
Better yet, it gives real teeth to the matter, requiring every bishop to submit an official and public statement declaring whether they can or cannot fully uphold and enforce the church's biblical standards around marriage and the ordination of clergy. This will halt the shenanigans LGBT agitators have been playing within the church to move their ball inch-by-inch down the field. If these leaders cannot affirm church teaching, a protocol is established for them and their congregations to go somewhere else so they can create some other faith from their own wishes.
Church Split or Church Reinvigoration?
So what about a split? Yes, some of the theological and ecclesiological innovators will take their rainbow flags and go home crying bigotry. One person's split is another's purge. That's the risk of mounting a revolution, which the gay lobby certainly has done. Just don't blame the ones defending themselves against the revolutionaries as the instigators of a split. That's rich.
It is clear that the leadership of the United Methodist Church has been paying close attention to what happened to the Episcopal/Anglican Church as they gave gay ideology a long, full-body hug. Ever since, the Anglican faithful have been running for the doors as if the buildings are on fire, which highlights a great irony. Put up a rainbow "We Welcome All" banner across the doors of your church, and folks start going elsewhere.
It's not just the old blue-hairs who are leaving in a huff. Research conducted jointly at Columbia University and the University of California at Los Angeles examined the church choices of same-sex-attracted men and women. The findings floored the pro-gay authors of the study, as such individuals were 2.5 times more likely to attend churches that took a more conservative view on homosexuality—churches that these scholars derisively called "non-affirming"—over the rainbow flag-waving ones.
The folks at Pew found largely the same. Thus, the UMC under the Traditional Plan is more likely to actually attract those needing to hear the clear teaching of God's Word and see it practiced. Research shows this is not by coincidence.
Churches That Stand Firm Grow
Some Canadian sociologists of religion wanted to see which mainline churches have been declining and which are growing. The strength and clarity in their findings wrote the study's title: "Theology Matters."
These scholars found that, while most mainline congregations have long been hemorrhaging members by the millions, a few have actually been growing. The primary difference? Theological conservatism. People are voting with their feet, hoofing it to the mainline churches that still teach, preach, and practice historic Christianity.
Another fact the UMC leadership clearly learned from the Anglican debacle was that their faith is not just a white phenomenon of the Northern Hemisphere. Both churches, along with most all other Christian traditions, are exploding (not literally, but almost!) in the global south, particularly on the African continent.
The wing of the Anglican Church led by these brave, resolute African bishops now outnumbers those identified with England. They have more churches, larger and more lively ones, and more seminaries. The power base of the Anglican Church has undeniably shifted to Nigeria, that tradition's most dominant body.
These African bishops are having tremendous success here in the United States, also, as more U.S. Anglicans align themselves under their faithful oversight and care. The Guardian could not help noting in 2016 that the African bishops who left the Church of England were not so much "leaving the Anglican Communion, but walking out of its funeral." The UMC leadership noted it also.
Will the Real Colonialist Please Stand Up?
For all the talk coming from the left about the evils of Western colonialism, they are zealots enforcing their sexual colonialism upon the developing world, with a dose of racism. At a meeting of liberal clergy in San Francisco some years ago, it was pointed out by one conferee that it was "those African bishops" who were the primary obstacle to accomplishing their agenda and that they needed to be dealt with.
At another gathering in New York City on the topic of blessing gay sex in the Anglican Church, a deeply frustrated white, gay Episcopalian announced in his session that the African bishops must stop "monkeying around" with the rest of the church. He also said these words: "All I have to say to these bishops is: Go back to the jungle where you came from."
This paternalism continues full-bore today. Just before the UMC vote in St. Louis last week, Dr. Jerry P. Kulah, dean of the Gbarnga School of Theology at the United Methodist University in Liberia, spoke these powerful words to his fellow church leaders:
Friends, please hear me, we Africans are not afraid of our sisters and brothers who identify as lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgendered, questioning, or queer. … But we know of no compelling arguments for forsaking our church's understanding of Scripture and the teachings of the church universal.
[W]e Africans are not children in need of western enlightenment when it comes to the church's sexual ethics. We do not need to hear a progressive U.S. bishop lecture us about our need to 'grow up.'
No they do not, and neither does the rest of the body of Christ throughout the world. As the gay lobby works overtime to construct a whole other gospel, they should have the integrity to admit their project is at great odds with mere Christianity and go join the Unitarians. There's all kinds of room over there.
Glenn T. Stanton is a Federalist senior contributor who writes and speaks about family, gender, and art, is the director of family formation studies at Focus on the Family, and is the author of the brand new "The Myth of the Dying Church" (Worthy, 2019). He blogs at glenntstanton.com.
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Katya from Strictly come dancing fame and Klaus Kongsdol an international dance champion, decided to hire out a beautiful French chateau in the Loire Valley, lots of celebs in attendance, it was a fantastic weekend which started with a cheese and wine party on the Friday and the wedding itself saw sunshine all day and the ceremony itself took place in a cave underneath the chateau, the outfits were amazing and the bride's dress simply stunning!
The champagne flowed as a quartet played as we went into the photo call, followed by the wedding breakfast, then speeches where approximately 20+ people spoke kind words for the couple, followed by a freeform first dance, they were unrehearsed, but as these guys are top dancers they just went with the flow and flow they did, then a huge cake came out with sparklers adorned and although they had a lot of blowing out to do they made it and then the party started, the usual cutting off the toes of Klaus's socks traditional from where Kalus comes from it ties the couple together.
lots of interesting cocktails being freshly made and when I finished filming around 1am I had a few then before you know it, Brendon Cole and Craig Revell hallwood was watching and judging me having a dance lesson from Anton Dubeck, I got a 7!!!
An amazing weekend with some interesting people, I shared a cab back to my hotel with Anita Dobson who was simply lovely, and had some interesting stories to tell about Queen and paul Rodgers. overall an awesome wedding and one definitely to remember.
"I am so glad we found you Steve, you were fantastic all weekend and worked well with Tony from Hello Magazine, our video is stunning, thank you, you handled all the weekend with ease and we have made a new friend, glad you had a dance lesson after filming with Anton DuBeck, Craig Revel Hallwood and Brendon Cole gave you a 7, not bad for first attempt :), thank you again Steve I have recommended you to all my celeb friends."
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Sven Clement (* 19. ledna 1989) je lucemburský politik. Je spoluzakladatelem a předsedou Pirátské strany Lucemburska (Piratepartei Lëtzebuerg), která vznikla 4. října 2009.

Žije ve městě Dahlheim a studuje podnikovou informatiku na Sárské univerzitě.

Volby
V roce 2010 byl Sven Clement zvolen spolu s třemi dalšími kandidáty Pirátské strany, do studentského senátu Sárské univerzity. Pirátská strana je také součástí koalice, která zvolila studentskou komisi, ve které Clement zastává pozici komisaře pro dopravu a univerzitu pro širší region.

V lucemburských volbách roku 2013 vedl Sven Clement kandidátku Pirátské strany. Získal celkem 4789 hlasů, avšak nebyl zvolen.

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AUSTRALIA UNITED PLATFORM
Australian Unity Alliance Charter
UN/Australian Suspension
Australian Vote of No Confidence
CIR Citizens Initiated Referendums
Magna Carta 1215
Contact & Sub Branch
AUSTRALIAN LEGAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
UCA supports a public referendum being held in relation to the introduction and passing of an Act prohibiting concealment of the face in public space and outlawing of the full face covering referred to as the niqab in Australia.
The key argument supporting this proposal and public referendum is that face-coverings prevent the clear identification of a person, which is both a security risk, and a social hindrance within a society which relies on facial recognition and expression in communication.
UCA supports the introduction and passing of an Act prohibiting sharia law ever being introduced into Australia as the Australian legal system as it stands today has served this country adequately and sufficiently well.

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Omo! I am in love with Kara's new music video. They especially look gorgeous in their individual shots where they wear white and gold. I'm a girl yet I must confess there is something so enchanting about Goo Hara's eyes at 2:04.
Nails inspired by the outfits worn by KARA.
Billy Jin's dance will help dry your nails faster!
Hope you enjoyed the nail tutorial. See you next Kpop Finger Friday!


This Friday is World Bartender Day.
In honor of that, Shane is out at Harry's Uptown Bar and Grill to learn what it takes to be a bartender!
This morning he'll learn to make some easy drink recipes, and hopefully do it with style!


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package com.sri.ai.grinder.library.number;

import static com.sri.ai.expresso.helper.Expressions.FALSE;
import static com.sri.ai.expresso.helper.Expressions.INFINITY;
import static com.sri.ai.expresso.helper.Expressions.MINUS_INFINITY;
import static com.sri.ai.expresso.helper.Expressions.TRUE;
import static com.sri.ai.expresso.helper.Expressions.isNumber;
import static com.sri.ai.expresso.helper.Expressions.makeSymbol;
import static com.sri.ai.util.Util.greaterThan;

import com.google.common.annotations.Beta;
import com.sri.ai.expresso.api.Expression;
import com.sri.ai.grinder.api.Context;
import com.sri.ai.grinder.api.Registry;
import com.sri.ai.grinder.library.FunctorConstants;
import com.sri.ai.grinder.rewriter.api.Simplifier;

/**
 * @author braz
 */
@Beta
public class GreaterThan  implements Simplifier {

	@Override
	public Expression applySimplifier(Expression expression, Context context) {
		return simplify(expression, context);
	}

	/**
	 * Receives an application of {@link FunctorConstants.GREATER_THAN} and evaluates it if possible.
	 * @param greaterThanApplication
	 * @param registry TODO
	 * @return
	 */
	public static Expression simplify(Expression greaterThanApplication, Registry registry) {
		Expression result;
		if (greaterThanApplication.get(0).equals(greaterThanApplication.get(1))) {
			result = FALSE; // not greater than itself
		}
		else if (isNumber(greaterThanApplication.get(0)) && isNumber(greaterThanApplication.get(1))) {
			result = makeSymbol(greaterThan(greaterThanApplication.get(0).rationalValue(), greaterThanApplication.get(1).rationalValue()));
		}
		else if ( greaterThanApplication.get(0).equals(MINUS_INFINITY) && !greaterThanApplication.get(1).equals(MINUS_INFINITY)) {
			result = FALSE;
		}
		else if ( greaterThanApplication.get(0).equals(INFINITY)       && !greaterThanApplication.get(1).equals(INFINITY)) {
			result = TRUE;
		}
		else if (!greaterThanApplication.get(0).equals(MINUS_INFINITY) &&  greaterThanApplication.get(1).equals(MINUS_INFINITY)) {
			result = TRUE;
		}
		else if (!greaterThanApplication.get(0).equals(INFINITY)       &&  greaterThanApplication.get(1).equals(INFINITY)) {
			result = FALSE;
		}
		else {
			result = greaterThanApplication;
		}
		return result;
	}
}

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Chihuahua With Chutzpah: Dog Leads Police On Chase Across San Francisco Bridge
Published April 4, 2016 at 1:39 PM EDT
For a brief span Sunday, the "C" in CHP stood for Chihuahua. That's because a black dog led what police describe as a high-speed pursuit over the Bay Bridge between San Francisco and Oakland, before being placed in official custody.
The dog's only identifying tag — black, with a silver human skull — served to cement his status as a hardcore animal who's not wowed by authority. His flight from the law was captured on a dashboard camera and posted to social media in what quickly became a well-liked video.
It took at least three units — two officers on motorcycles and one in a car — to corral the animal, which had been streaking its way toward San Francisco.
Police issued a call for help in finding the dog's owner, asking on Facebook, "Missing a Chihuahua?"
At one point in the chase, the dog appeared to toy with his pursuers, stopping to face an officer on a motorcycle — who then starts to dismount from his machine — before tearing off again.
.@FOXSports1Desk @TheBuzzerOnFOX Here's another angle pic.twitter.com/FE5az29iFL
— CHP San Francisco (@CHPSanFrancisco) April 4, 2016
The Associated Press adds, "After it was captured, the Chihuahua was taken to a San Francisco animal shelter where staff members named it Ponch, after the CHP Officer Frank Poncherello played by Erik Estrada in the TV series CHiPs."
On Monday, officials at San Francisco Animal Care and Control sent an update on Ponch, saying he's doing well "but he would love to see his family."
Actor Erik Estrada retweeted that message, much like he did after seeing an earlier tweet about the Chihuahua's escapade.
Ponch is doing well this morning @CHPSanFrancisco @ErikEstrada but he would love to see his family. #BayBridgeDog pic.twitter.com/t8rGQosHfK
— SF Animal Care (@SFACC) April 4, 2016


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← The Bottle of Britain
Single Deck Shuffle →
The Bedrock of England
Posted on June 26, 2018 by davidsberry
Down the years, I have spent many a pleasant week visiting friends in Norfolk. At over two hours from London by fastest train, it is mercifully still relatively unspoiled by the explosion of building, crowds and traffic that is London and its commuter belt. But, until this month, I had not spent more than the odd day in North Norfolk, the bucolic quilt of farm and village, forest and field that rolls over fifty miles between Norwich and The Wash.
The first thing to strike you is how ageless it seems. A myriad of small villages each have their own quirky character in flint brick and tile roof as they cluster around village churches mostly built by Normans and Angles and straggling down Street patterns that date from the Doomsday Book. But partly because this was once the richest Dukedom in England and partly because the royal retreat on Sandringham is slap in the middle of it, the villages are interspersed with sprawling country estates like Holkham and Houghton and up market villages like Great Wasingham that are almost Chelsea, grafted onto a rural setting.
Map of North Norfolk—Hardly a Town or A-Class Road in Sight
The only town of any size is Fakeham, which provides the local supermarlet but barely reaches 7,000 population. Spreading out from there in a bewildering spider's web of narrow and unsignposted back roads that are a joy to explore. You might come across Lord Nelson's home hamlet of Burnham Thorpe or the Wells and Walsingham Light Railway, or the church at South Creake whose 'new; cei doling was painted to celebrate Agincourt.
The Pier at Blakeney
But my favourite part is that coast—unlike the rocky coast here in East Lothian and even the straight shingle and low cliffs all the rest Of Norfolk, this shore is more of a puzzle then the web of black roads. Beaches can be huge, as at Holkham. Wells-Next-The-Sea and Cleys-Next-The-Sea are ports, but misleading misnomers, for the lie over a mile from open water, up tortuous channels that need to be dredged to keep then open. In between are endless expenses of salt marsh, crisscrossed my tidal channels, navigation is documented only in local folklore.
For the less adventurous, the truth of such folklore are available fresh in the local restaurants. You can even pick up a deliciously fresh dressed Wells crab for as little as £4 on the quayside there. And if you should get talking to people there on the pier, whose business take them there every day, don't be deceived by their slow accent and think of them as bucolic throwbacks. Watch instead the steady eyes; feel the firm handshake; sense the ready warmth and humour. At the market, in the pub or working the fields, these people are as deeply and organically rooted in this placeas their churches and their houses. They are still the yeomen bedrock on which England was built.
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The National Liberian Women's Social and Political Movement (NLWSPM) was a Liberian women's organization founded in 1920 by Maude A. Morris. It had local branches among four tribal groups, such as Bassa Tribal Women and Grebo Tribal Women. The NLWSPM tried to press for women's involvement in Liberian government. However, President Charles D. B. King opposed this, on the grounds that it amounted to the "Americanizing" of Liberian women.

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Q: Расхождение значений в многомерном ассоциативном массиве Дано два массива. Первый лежит в базе и называется $old_data.
Выглядит так:
$old_data = [
    ['name'  => 'name1', 'value' => '123'],
    ['name'  => 'name2', 'value' => '456'],
];

По API нам приходит новый массив такой же структуры но с другим количеством элементов их может быть больше либо меньше чем в предыдущем массиве и предыдущие значения могут повторяться.
Например:
$new_data = [
    ['name'  => 'name1', 'value' => '321'], //изменилось значение
    ['name'  => 'name2', 'value' => '456'], // ничего не поменялось
    ['name'  => 'name4', 'value' => '999'], // новый элемент
];

Необходимо найти расхождение значений value, то есть конкретно в этом примере результирующий массив должен иметь вид:
$diff= [
        ['name'  => 'name1', 'value' => '198'], // 321 из new - 123 из old
        ['name'  => 'name4', 'value' => '999'], // новый элемент предыдущего значения не было, просто выводим
    ];

Если в новом массиве у нас пришло меньше элементов чем в старом, то value соответственно будет с минусом.
С помощью какой конструкции можно было бы сделать такой вывод? Через два foreach?

A: Как всегда, не рассчитываю на оптимальность и рациональность, но задачу, вроде как, решает:
$old_data = [
    ['name'  => 'name1', 'value' => '123'],
    ['name'  => 'name2', 'value' => '456'],
    ['name'  => 'name5', 'value' => '456'],
];

$new_data = [
    ['name'  => 'name1', 'value' => '321'],
    ['name'  => 'name2', 'value' => '456'],
    ['name'  => 'name4', 'value' => '999'],
];

//  Приведем массивы в нормальный вид
$new_array = [];
array_walk($old_data, function ($item, $key) use (&$new_array) {
    $new_array[$item['name']] = (int)$item['value'];
    // Если значения в 'name' могут повторяться,
    // то удаляем строчку выше и раскомментируем кусок:
    //if (isset($new_array[$item['name']])) {
    //  $new_array[$item['name']] += (int)$item['value'];
    //}else{
    //  $new_array[$item['name']] = (int)$item['value'];
    //}
    // Ниже сделать тоже самое
});
$old_data = $new_array;
$new_array = [];
array_walk($new_data, function ($item, $key) use (&$new_array) {
    $new_array[$item['name']] = (int)$item['value'];
});
$new_data = $new_array;

//  Формируем общий массив
foreach ($old_data as $key => $value) {
    if (isset($new_data[$key])) {
        if ($new_data[$key] == $value) {
            unset($new_data[$key]);
        } else {
            $new_data[$key] -= $value;
        }
    }else{
        $new_data[$key] = -$value;
    }
}

//  Возвращаем как было
$diff = array();
array_walk($new_data, function ($item, $key) use (&$diff) {
    $diff[] = ['name' => $key, 'value' => (string)$item];
});

// Любуемся
var_dump($diff);

A: как вариант решения задачи
$src = array_column($old_data, 'value', 'name');

$res = array_filter(array_map(function($v) use ($src){
            $k = $v['name'];

            if(!array_key_exists($k ,$src)){}
            elseif( $v['value'] == $src[$k] ){ $v = null; }
            else {  $v['value'] -= $src[$k]; }
            return $v;

        }, $new_data));

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How to Kill Yourself in a Kayak
MagicMan007
Bill Watson has authored 3 books and many articles online and for print publications such as Sports Afield, Income Opportunties and more.
Kayaking Can Be Fun, But Only if You Avoid Death!!
I'm an avid kayaker and follow news feeds, local news reports and such on the topic. Every few days throughout each year, kayaking deaths are brought to my attention, some of which I'll share here. Consider yourself forewarned, many of these accounts are heartbreaking.
The purpose of this article is not to scare you, but rather, to alert you so that you can make good decisions both while planning a kayaking trip and while you're out on the water. And if you do really want to end it all in a kayak, multiple templates will be provided.
I've decided not to post links to articles mentioned because they usually quit working as the news ages, if you want more information, a Google search may uncover the original article if it's still available.
Killer Trees
Let's start with incidents where kayakers have become victims of stationary objects.
The surface of a river or creek can appear calm but moving water has far more power than most people realize. An excellent way to kill yourself is to get trapped between a tree or other immovable object, and moving current that can exert forces no human could possibly extricate themselves from. Here's one way it happens. This is based on a piece discovered in the Rapid City Journal, June 10th 2008:
Two female co-workers went kayaking on the Bad River near Fort Pierre, South Dakota with 45-year-old Kevin Honness, a senior field biologist at the Ted Turner Bad River Ranch. They were a bit ahead of him when they noticed his paddles floating past. Reversing course they soon discovered a grisly sight: Kevin's kayak lodged and submerged between two trees in the river, his dead body inside.
Kevin surely saw the trees as he approached the hazard and probably figured he could fit between them. If not, no big deal, just back out. Surprise! The current was simply too strong and forced his kayak under the trees in such a way he couldn't exit.
On my own very first kayak trip, on a gently flowing creek with a few mild Class I rapids, I had a similar experience. At a right angle bend in the creek the current forced my borrowed kayak under a pile of brush and logs that had accumulated in the corner of the bend. I responded by climbing up onto the brush, but had I failed to react properly I would likely have suffered the same fate as Kevin.
These days, even in calm waters I give objects sticking up above the surface plenty of space because you never know if what you're seeing is the "tip of the iceberg" so to speak. The object may have a much wider footprint just under the surface and cutting a hole in the bottom of your boat can't be a positive move. There could be a rusty, discarded shopping cart down there resting against a branch, or something that could just as easily do the trick. .. Does the word "Titanic" ring a bell?
Here's another case, just one of hundreds of "kayaking tree deaths" in my files:
September 22, 2011, Polebridge, MT. An Idaho woman, Shawna Thomas, 51, died Wednesday afternoon after the two-person inflatable sea kayak she was riding in with her husband in The North Fork River became wrapped around a tree. Her husband was able to extricate himself but water pressure held her under the water causing her to drown. Both were wearing life jackets.
April 17th, 2009. On the Silver River in Baraga County, Michigan, Professor Richard Honrath, a leader of Michigan Tech's atmospheric sciences program and recipient of the 2006 Research Award, died in a kayaking incident. Separating from his boat after it rolled over in rapids, he became pinned under a tree in the fast-moving current and drowned.
It's possible Richard was knocked out by hitting his head on a rock in the spill, but that's something we'll never know for sure; he may well have been fully conscious. In heavy rapids, the water flow, not your attempts to swim, usually controls your route. The report also didn't mention if he was wearing a life jacket or not. As noted in the previous example, in this type of incident a jacket may not help anyway.
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Storms Can Hurt You
Johnny Harder, 8, and his brother Joseph, 4, died on August 30, 2011 while kayaking with their family on Big Horn Lake near Billings, Montanna. All eight family members were experienced kayakers, had been on the lake several times before, and were wearing personal flotation devices.
The family headed out in calm waters to visit an island. A storm blew up on their way back creating heavy waves and separating the kayaks. The father and two sisters reached shore. Unable to launch a rescue effort due to the extreme conditions, the father summoned help, but the initial rescuers found conditions too rough and had to call for larger, heavier craft. Two more sisters and the mother were rescued, clinging to their capsized kayaks. The boys, whose kayaks also capsized, were later found floating dead in the water.
Several things are brought to mind by this horrible tragedy. Any time water temperature is below 98.6, you begin to lose body heat to the water. If your body temperature drops to about 85 you're basically done for, and the colder the water, the faster that happens. So even though "cold water" isn't cited specifically, I'm thinking it played a factor considering the length of time the rescue must have taken.
Primarily, though, this is a simple case of kayaks being inherently vulnerable to waves swamping them. Most boat wakes aren't high enough to enter a kayak and most rough-water waves won't, the kayak rides up over them. But a series of large waves, or a rogue wave big enough to overwhelm the boat, can. Once the initial wave drops water in the kayak it then sits even lower in the water making it easier for the next wave to add more. You can capsize in seconds, and there's about zero time to put on that life vest you keep "handy"...WEAR THE DANG THING!
Kayaking At Night Without Lights
It Could Mean Lights Out for Good
On July 4th of this year a friend and I launched our kayaks to enjoy a loal town's fireworks display easily visible from the lake. As we were waiting for the fun to begin we watched other folks launch, including entire families of kayakers with kids. It was already dusk, yet not a single kayak was equipped with lights for night running; this into waters chock full of motorized boats filled with partiers waiting for the show. No doubt at least a few of the motorized boat operators were operating impaired by alcohol.
What were these kayakers thinking?
Not a single adult kayaker was wearing a life vest. And one little girl, about four years old, was observed wearing a vest made for an adult ... completely useless if she needed it to save her life. It could slip off, entangle her, and actually contribute to her demise.
Fortunately, although they were doing their very best to make it happen, no one died that night.
Things didn't go quite so well for a Roswell, Georgia man kayaking in Texas that same evening. 53-year-old Craig Landoli's body was recovered after a Fourth of July night collision with a motorboat on Eagle Mountain Lake near Dallas Texas. Craig's kayak was struck as he floated near a dock. The kayak lacked the required lighting.
Cold Water Is a Viable Option
On May 16th of 2010, two young women, Irina McEntee, 18, a summer resident of Peaks Island and her close friend from college, Carissa Ireland, 20 were found floating dead in the rough waters of Casco Bay in Portland Oregon. Both were wearing life jackets. Although the kayaks apparently capsized due to the choppy waters, cold temperatures were cited as the biggest contributing factor in their deaths. "Forty-eight degrees is very, very cold," said Coast Guard Cmdr. Brian Downey. "Survivability is very short in that type of water condition."
Water conducts away heat 25 to 30 times faster than air. Think about a hot frying pan you need to cool fast. Should you leave it sit in 40-degree air or submerge it in 40-degree water? It will cool 30 times faster in water, and so will you!
To drive home the point that cold water will hasten your demise, here's a detailed report of water temperature vs. survivability:
Water Temperature Versus Survivability
Time to Unconsciousness
Survival Time
70-80° F
3 hours to indefinitely
32.5-40° F
less than 15-45 minutes
A little-known fact: Almost all reported water temperatures are taken at the surface where the temperatures are warmer (because heat rises). The temperature at the bottom may be as much as 5° F - 20° F colder than at the surface. In a drowning situation, the victim often descends into colder and colder water. A life jacket keeps the victim at the surface where the temperatures are warmest.
Air Temperature vs. Hypothermia Risk: Rule Of Thumb
The general rule of thumb regarding kayak safety is unless you're wearing either a wetsuit or dry-immersion clothing, there is a significant risk of hypothermia if the sum of the water temperature and air temperature is less than 120 degrees. So given a water temperature of 58 you'd want the air temperature to be at least 62 to kayak safely. Even then, you'd eventually succumb to water temperatures that cold—in no more than two hours—so stay near shore, verify winds aren't strong enough to blow you farther out or capsize you, and carry a dry bag with extra clothing, matches and firestarting materials.
Big Waves on Big Lakes Are Another Deadly Combination
Sept. 17, 2011. Eighteen-year-old Mitchell Fajman and two buddies decided to go kayaking near the Cook Nuclear Plant in Bridgman, Indiana in spite of waves later reported to be cresting as high as seven to ten feet. Although all three men were wearing life jackets, wetsuits and helmets, they had to be saved by the Coast Guard. Unfortunately, Fajman's high-quality flotation device came off in the water.
Mitchell's friends were pulled onboard the Coast Guard craft successfully but the waves had become too rough to effect a rescue of Mitchell. After two days of attempting to re-locate him the Coast Guard changed the operation focus from water search to shoreline sweeps via ATV for body recovery.
Crocodiles Might Be the Ticket
Or Maybe Killer Geese?
Semi-famous kayaker Hendrik Coetzee, 35, who billed himself as "The Great White Explorer" probably didn't intend to explore the stomach of a crocodile from the inside but that's where his career path ended up.
Leading an expedition sponsored by Eddie Bauer down the Lukaga River in the Congo, Hendrik ignored pointed warnings regarding huge and extremely hostile crocs. One member of his party even sent this dispatch to Outside magazine: "There is a crocodile at the river's mouth named Gustav that is an ancient, well-fed man eater".
Later, the other expedition members, Americans Ben Stookesberry and Chris Korbulic, could only watch in horror as a crocodile, which may or may not have been old Gustav, snatched Hendrik from his kayak and presumably enjoyed him for lunch.
December 3rd, 2013. Maui, Hawaii. A man dangling his foot over the side of his kayak was attacked by an unknown species of shark, losing his foot. He died from blood loss and shock before rescuers could get him to shore.
If you kayak regularly, sooner or later you'll likely be attacked by a wild animal. Depending on where you float your boat it may be something large that can easily de-float it such as a moose, a seal, a polar bear, hippo, alligator or shark. Or it may be something smaller like a snake or a beaver, where the principal danger is they'll scare you and knock you off balance enough to capsize your boat.
There's a video available of pro kayak fisherman Drew Gregory being attacked by a goose that had previously been peacefully following him for quite some time as he fished. Once the attack began it was only seconds before he was flipped into the water. Near shore, and in relatively warm water, the highly experienced kayaker's life was not in danger. He swam a bit then walked onto terra firma, no problem and the episode is funny to watch. But imagine that same event happening farther from shore, in far colder water, to a less experienced kayaker... the episode might not end in such a pleasant fashion.
Update: Sadly, this validation of the warning in the above paragraph came in just months after I wrote it:
April 15th, 2012 Chicago, Illinois. The caretaker of nesting swans being used to keep geese away from an apartment complex was in his kayak checking the animals when he ventured too close to a nest and a swan attacked him. Anthony Hensley, 37, father of two little girls, drowned after the swan caused him to fall out of the boat.
April 15th in Chicago? That water would be somewhere in the 45- to 55-degree range, far too cold to kayak without a wetsuit and life jacket, even near shore. Witnesses say the animal continued to attack mercilessly when he surfaced for a second and final time. In an interview, his father reported him to be a "very good swimmer" (who apparently felt no need for a life jacket).
Most animals attack only if you encroach on their territory or if they believe you're a threat to their offspring so keep as much distance as possible. But a few—sharks, crocs and the like—are interested in you the same way you are interested in Kroger's or Piggly Wiggly: you're groceries, and delivered too! I'm thinking it would be very difficult to fend off a large, wild animal intent on killing you when you're in a boat in which you must remain seated, with only a plastic paddle and a ham-and-cheese sandwich for defense.
Fortunately I live and kayak in an area where there are no known large animals on land or in the water capable of killing and eating a human. To the rest of you, good luck and hopefully it will be over in a matter of seconds!
Running Rapids Can Mean Rapid Permanent Expiration
In my opinion rapids above Class II are interesting to observe but not so good for sticking your kayak in. And certainly not a recreational kayak, unless you really do have a death wish. Regarding "expert" whitewater kayakers? We live in a time when people do something twelve times, declare themselves "experts" and start giving seminars or do TV shows. There are a few, but extremely few, true experts in this entire world. My files are chock full of reports of "lucky up-till-now" whitewater kayakers who mistook luck for expertise until one day their luck ran out as water filled their lungs while they were hopelessly stuck under a submerged tree. Or they were caught in a hydraulic that wouldn't let them out until it drained the last measure of life from their body. Or they ended up submerged with their kayak vertically pinned under a waterfall. Or some other equally horrific, fatal whitewater event.
Filled with potential death traps such as strainers, sweepers, hydraulics (a.k.a. holes), pillows, undercut rocks and sieves, whitewater is simply too unpredictable to "read" properly every time. Don't do it.
On August 7th, 2011, an Oregon man, 28-year-old Allen Michael Satcher of Portland, known as an expert kayaker, died while paddling "Waterfall Alley" in the Stanislaus National Forest. Satcher was kayaking with several other people on Cherry Creek when the group encountered a whirlpool. According to several witnesses, Satcher's kayak started spinning uncontrollably. He then jumped out and tried to grab ropes tossed out by others but he couldn't reach them, and was slowly sucked into the whirlpool which later ejected his body. A member of the group performed CPR on him but could not revive him.
Just a month ago Tammy Paczewski was riding whitewater on a paid expedition through what turned out to be the aptly named Pillow Rock Rapids, about three miles below the Summersville Dam in West Virginia. Hitting a particularly rough stretch, Paczewksi was tossed from the boat, floated about 70 yards downstream and became fatally pinned under the water by a rock.
Perhaps this is most telling: Between 1975 and 1995, no more than five expert kayakers died each year. However, since 1995, according to stats on this kept by the American Whitewater Association, as they began pushing the envelope by testing their skills in more challenging whitewater, as many as 15 expert kayakers have died each year. In many cases the deaths occurred in waters the expert "knew"...waters they'd kayaked previously multiple times and claimed they could "read" easily. Guess not.
There is a video available online of about twelve kayakers watching another expert take his final breath in Class IV or V rapids. He knew the "safe" route and attempted to take it. But the water, apparently not realizing he was an expert, had other plans, forcing him toward the more dangerous area. After watching their fearless leader, entrapped in a hydraulic and repeatedly attempting and failing to right himself, die upside down in his kayak, the others suddenly lost their false bravado ... several later went on record saying they would never run severe whitewater again. Be them, don't be the dead expert.
And this: It's October 1st, 2012, and the search for 19-year-old expert kayaker Peter Thompson has been called off, he is presumed dead. Thompson had kayaked throughout the world, won numerous awards and had several corporate sponsors when he decided to have a friend videotape a run over a waterfall on the Cheakamus River in British Columbia, Canada. He had kayaked the Cheakamus multiple times and felt he "knew" it thoroughly. He was mistaken.
"He went down into the whitewater and never came up," RCMP Captain, Sgt. Rob Knapton, said. "We don't know for sure, but we think his body is somewhere under the falls."
I'm sure someone will e-mail me, "Shame on you, he died doing what he loved." But I'll stick to my belief it was a preventable tragedy. There's a lot more to this life than running a rapid in a kayak and Peter had most of it ahead of him.
I frequently receive mail from kayaking experts, whitewater kayak instructors, and owners of kayak rentals (located near whitewater) who attempt to dissuade me from dissing whitewater kayaking in this article. My goal has nothing to do with either supporting or destroying their sport or their business and I'm not out to diss anything or anyone. I'm simply providing the truth and allowing the reader to make their choice whether to pursue this sport based on the full knowledge of things they'll never hear from someone with a conflict of interest. Don't worry, whitewater lovers, knowing something is potentially deadly barely slows most folks down. People have full knowledge that others die in car wrecks every day. Yet they still purchase vehicles and drive like maniacs.
If you do whitewater kayaking, just be sure you have sufficient knowledge and be as safe as possible, okay?
Woops, I forgot why you're reading this! By all means then, forget safety, go run those Class V rapids!
A Possible Case of Suicide By Kayak
Oct. 2nd, 2011. A kayak belonging to Dr. William Coltharp was found floating upside down in Center Hill Lake near Nashville, Tennessee. His disappearance is being treated as a missing persons case but evidence pointing to suicide is strong. A witness saw Dr. Coltharp loading a concrete block into the kayak before paddling off alone downstream, and a worker changing out garbage bags at the launch area discovered an empty handgun case that was later traced to the Nashville surgeon.
Large Bodies of Water Present a Unique Danger
I kayak on lakes that are extremely long—about 30 to 40 miles—but narrow enough that fifteen minutes of paddling from the center in either direction puts me solidly on shore. But if you are kayaking on any large, open body of water or in a bay or cove attached to one, beware. Sadly, my files have far too many "washed out to sea and never seen again" incidents.
The biggest risk is kayakers who launch in relatively calm waters in a cove or bay just prior to a storm arriving, and get blown into deep water and conditions they're not prepared for.
In January of 2011, Wes Powe and Jerry Knight, both from Lakeland, FL, decided to kayak in Tampa Bay in spite of knowing a small craft advisory was in effect. They discussed the advisory and concluded they'd be fine as long as they stayed very close to shore. Their conclusion was incorrect.
Shortly after launching the storm arrived. To their great surprise, they were sucked out into the bay at least a mile from shore. They resisted continuously but the wind and waves were too strong. Two hours later, in worsening conditions, they separated, with the exhausted Powe lashing himself to a buoy and Knight continuing on in an attempt to get help for Powe. Clearly, their kayaking adventure was not going well.
Powe was soon observed and rescued. An all-out search was then mounted for Knight. Much later Knight's empty kayak was discovered on Beer Can Island followed by his lifeless body floating in Tampa Bay. Because water temperatures were in the upper 50's and the body was still wearing a life vest, the cause of death was suspected to be hypothermia.
"Be safe, swim with a buddy" is an old adage that doesn't apply to kayaking and applies to swimming only if the buddy happens to be a trained lifeguard. Untrained buds may enter the water with heroic intentions, but usually end up fighting for their life as hard as the person they had hoped to save. The only good a buddy can usually do in a "man in water and going down" situation is to tell the divers where the body is located.
Patrick's Law: Inspired by a Preventable Tragic Accident
August 12th, 2011 wasn't the first time Patrick Luca, a 21 year veteran of the New York Police Department took his son Caden, kayaking; unfortunately, it was the last. The 41-year old father died saving his son's life after capsizing in Smithtown Bay. Miraculously, 5-year-old Caden was spotted nearly a mile from shore floating alone in his life jacket by a boater and rescued. The father's body was discovered the next day. He had not been wearing a life jacket, the one thing that could have avoided such a sad ending to this story.
According to Luca's wife, Stephanie, "Caden kept saying, 'Daddy was hitting me in the face' and we think he just kept picking up his head. saying 'stay up, stay up, stay up'. Caden had on an emergency whistle and safety light and Patrick said, 'Just blow that whistle somebody is going to find you.' Then he said, 'Daddy is going to go under the water and he's not going to come back up.' He said he was going to go to heaven."
Now Stephanie's mother is pushing for "Patrick's Law," which would require anyone on watercraft under 21 feet in length to wear a life jacket at all times.
Kayaking in High Winds...
Bobby Mikul
... Can Blow You Away
On April 1st, 2012 Christopher Gromley launched his kayak into Rock Lake in Spokane Washington. With an advisory in effect warning of sustained 25-30 m.p.h winds and gusts of up to 50, the trip was as ill-advised for him as it was for the six other kayakers who had signed up.
Organized by the Spokane Parks Department and Gonzaga University where Gromley was a student it was a predictable disaster for anyone with knowledge of kayaking in wind and cold water.
Thirty minutes into the event three of the kayaks capsized, including Gromley's. Unlike at least one of the others fighting for survival in the forty-degree water, Gromley wore no wetsuit. Within seconds he was unable to swim, paralyzed by the frigid water, and drowned.
Docks, Tugboats and Other Things Can Earn You...
... A Quick Trip To Davey Jones's Locker
October 23rd, 2011. 55-year-old Thomas Gregoire's kayak overturned near San Francisco's Pier 80 due to getting too close to a tugboat that was re-positioning a barge. Caught in the wash, he fell from his kayak into the water. The search for his body was eventually called off and there have been no updates so I believe he's still officially listed as missing, presumed dead.
My own sole experience to date with accidentally flipping my kayak occurred late last fall, when I approached a stationary dock at a local park faster than was apparently safe. The front point of the boat hit the dock causing the kayak to flip, and I found myself submerged upside down and disoriented. My life vest righted me and luckily popped me up near the dock rather than under it.
Accidents happen in seconds or fractions of seconds, and when they do you'll go from happily padding to fighting for your life. You'll have no time or hands to spare fiddling with straps and buckles. It's worth repeating: there's simply zero time to put on that life vest you keep "handy"...WEAR THE DANG THING!
Now considering the title of this article, it's absolutely perfect that you're a "strong swimmer who doesn't need to wear a life jacket". Strong swimmers are always the first ones to die.
A Life Jacket Is Too Bulky? Not This One! Problem Solved!
So How Safe is Kayaking, Statistically?
Do you copy? This is Kayak One. Do you copy, over?
I've got an emergency situation.
I'm in a kayak about 30 kilometres from Milford Sound.
I need a rescue.
My kayak's sinking.
Fell off into the sea and I'm going down.
That was the last transmission from Andrew McAuley, a man who quit a cushy job in IT to pursue a 1600-km attempted crossing of the Tasman Sea, one of the most brutal stretches of ocean in the world. During the adventure, which lasted from early January through early February of 2007, he encountered gale-force storms, great white sharks, and 12-foot waves. He capsized several times and endured body sores from living and sleeping in a cockpit so tight it permitted zero body movement ... well, I guess everyone has their own idea of fun. It's believed a rogue wave got him about 30 miles short of landing in New Zealand. The kayak was found in a capsized state but Andrew's body was never recovered. Officially he's missing, presumed drowned.
As long as you don't do anything as crazy as Andrew did and you avoid the most common mistakes noted in the above modules, your chances of surviving a paddle are quite good. When deaths each year per hours spent on an activity are calculated, scuba diving, skydiving, lion taming and rock climbing are statistically more dangerous than whitewater kayaking. In fact, driving your car is statistically about four times more dangerous. And calm-water kayaking is even safer than that, not much more dangerous than bicycling.
But how useful is knowing that kayaking is relatively safe if, due directly to your lack of knowledge, you blindly go out and put yourself in a potentially deadly situation?
And that, friend, is the reason I took the time to make this article for you.
2013 Preventable Kayak Deaths
Even though I only post about a small fraction of kayak deaths, this article has become bulky. And most deaths come down to the basics of ignoring the weather conditions; launching in cold water; messing with wildlife, doing something stupid; etc.
Just yesterday I saw a story about a man (walking in the woods, not kayaking) who noticed a beaver so cute, he just had to get a pic. The beaver attacked, chomped through an artery in his leg and the dude bled to death before he could get help. I mention this because I've seen beavers on banks as I paddled close by. Don't ever mess with wildlife, even relatively little critters, especially if they have teeth, and especially when sitting in a kayak where you are at a huge disadvantage.
So to keep this article to a manageable size I'll post just a few kayaking deaths in this module over the coming months, deaths I feel were preventable.
April 10th, 2013. 45-year-old Elizabeth Gould, an experienced kayaker, drowned in the Green River near Tacoma, WA. She was wearing both a helmet and a safety jacket when she accidentally fell in the water. The King County Medical Examiner's Office has ruled the cause of death as "freshwater drowning." I'm writing this on April 13th and just checked the local lake temperature online—59 degrees. And since I'm far south of Washington, I'm assuming the temps on lakes and rivers in Tacoma are considerably below that.
Wow, I understand why people are heading out already, but in my opinion it's a little too early yet. Just because it feels like spring, water temperatures are still too cold in most of the U.S. to kayak safely without a wetsuit and it must be one suited to the temperature.
April 12th, 2013: The search has been called off for Jonathan Francis and his 12-year-old daughter, Viola. They were headed onto Lake Erie for a "quick trip across Sandusky Bay, just out to a bridge and back, maybe a few hours max." No need for life jackets, right? Jonathan was a recreational kayaker, not greatly experienced, but he'd been out before. With choppy waters, no life jackets, and 40-degree water temperatures it's easy to imagine what likely happened. At this point they are both missing, presumed dead.
Someone posted a comment on one of the articles regarding this tragedy, "How could a father take a daughter out onto such cold water without even a life jacket?" My reply would be he was likely thinking no deeper than, "Hey, it's sunny and warm, let's have some fun," totally unaware of the cold-water danger he was placing his daughter into.
May 6, 2013: Due to recent spring rains, the Buffalo National River river was running at 588 cubic feet of water per second when 79-year-old Sally Sairs' kayak flipped after her head struck a tree, trapping Sairs in the upside down kayak.
Nearby boaters as well as one of Sairs' friends failed in attempts to turn the kayak upright.
"It's not that the kayak was heavy," Caven Clark, a spokesperson for the Buffalo River Park said. "It's the pressure of the water. Once that kayak is under water, you have all the pressure of the river up against it."
Several things come to mind here: Be aware of potential hazards and steer clear. A sit-on-top kayak that eliminates the entrapment potential is a better choice for a 79-year-old. Don't kayak in rain-swollen waters.
May 11, 2013. Milton Craig was pronounced dead at the scene of his final kayaking adventure across a dam near Marion, Ohio. According to his brother, who pulled out his body, Milton had kayaked the same waters about thirty times prior, but this time, while was trying to cross a dam, the kayak rolled in the undertow. In spite of wearing a safety vest, he did not surface.
Anytime you try to cross a dam, regardless of how many times you've done it successfully prior, the result can be a rollover. Once you're under the water a number of things can keep you under. A safety jacket is no match for undertow or for heavy objects you become entangled in.
June 16, 2013 (Father's Day). Richard Minteer was in a remote part of Burlington County, PA kayaking with his son and friends, when he ran into an overhanging tree limb. His kayak flipped over, dropping him into the water where he became entangled in tree roots, pinned by the swift current of the Oswego River. His son helped others free him but sadly Richard was pronounced dead at the scene, this on Father's Day weekend.
When kayaking, don't assume you can get by obstacles; avoid them. Rivers, lakes and creeks aren't swimming pools; if you go in there's stuff down there that can entrap you. There's no mention of a life jacket being worn, so I'm going to guess this was a situation where the vest either "wasn't necessary" or was kept "handy" and there simply wasn't time to put it on.
Welcome to Kayak Heaven! Don't Forget Your Paddle!
If you do die in your kayak, what's next? Mary C. Neal, M.D. claims to know.
She died submerged in her kayak after being pinned by a waterfall she attempted to navigate.
What happened next possibly gave us a glimpse of what happens to all kayakers who make the big mistake.
It's an interesting read, but if you're not Christian, beware, it might start you thinking there could be an afterlife, a loving God and all manner of absolute craziness. Before you know it you might actually read the Bible or something, reject the so-called wisdom of the world and think for yourself. Even checking it out might be the first step to becoming one of those crazy Christians!
Man, could that ruin your life!
If you are Christian, beware, there are a few points that don't line up perfectly with some conservative Christian concepts taught by some preachers, or possibly even with your interpretation of the Bible. If you don't buy into the atheist's explanation that "it's just pre-programmed neurons firing in the brain as we die," and think this author is truthful, you may be forced to re-think that exclusive club you're planning in Heaven to include homeless people and maybe even some Methodists!
Wow, could that ruin your eternity!


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import {RouterTestingModule} from '@angular/router/testing';

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Before checking into a resort, there are certain things you need to do to endure you have a comfortable stay at the resort. How pleasant your stay will be at the resort will be determined by what you do before you check in. These are some of the factors you need to put in mind when booking a lakeside resort room.
You first need to consider the location of the resort. This will be determined by your preferences. If you would like to be close to the shores of the lake, then look for a resort that is close enough to the shores of the lake. This will also apply if you want to be close enough to see the lake from your room but not a walking distance to it or if you do not want to have a view of the lake from the resort. Your choice will be determined by your preferences at the end of the day.
You also need to consider the rating of the hotel. Resorts are usually rated depending on the quality of service they offer. With this in mind, in case you are going on a luxury vacation, it is advisable to go to a resort with a higher star rating as you will be able to gain access to more services and amenities.
Put into mind the amenities at the resort. If you like to work out, get a resort that has gym, and get one with a bar if you like to have a drink or two. These are some of the factors that will make you choose one resort over another.
Keep in mind the types of rooms they have. Such will help when you are interested in a certain room in the resort or if you are booking a room for a family that needs to stay in the same room. You can also ask if certain rooms have certain views before settling on one you like.
You need to consider how much you will be paying to stay at the resort. Different resorts charge different depending on the type of room you want, the services that come with it, and the duration of your stay. It is important that you find out about all these charges before you pay for anything. You also need to put in mind that during peak season, the charges are always more. Find out what payment method the resort has once you are okay with their charges. When paying with your card, be keen to use a secure way so your card does not get stolen. In case of a cancellation, find out if there is a cancelation fee that will be imposed.


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Full length article| Volume 35, ISSUE 2, P218-224, March 01, 2017
Treatments for hidradenitis suppurativa
R. Kjærsgaard Andersen, BSc Med
R. Kjærsgaard Andersen
Gregor B.E. Jemec, MD, DMSci
Gregor B.E. Jemec
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.clindermatol.2016.10.018
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Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) is not easily treated. Although not uncommon, HS is often misdiagnosed outside specialized clinics and inappropriately treated as a simple boil or abscess. In recent years, guidelines have been developed on the basis of expert opinion and the available literature.
A multifaceted approach is necessary as HS lesions include both inflammation (amenable to medical treatment) as well as fibrosis (amenable to surgery only). The recommended antiinflammatory therapies encompass both antimicrobials and regular anti-inflammatory drugs. We have, therefore, reviewed treatments with the following agents: clindamycin, tetracycline, rifampicin, ertapenem, dapsone, triamcinolone, infliximab, adalimumab, and anakinra. The development of new medical treatments, however, is an ongoing effort, and important new data have been presented since the publication of the guideline.
The current approach to the management of fibrotic lesions is surgery. It is important, as manifest fibrosis is generally not susceptible to medical treatment. Here minor excision, carbon dioxide-laser, and major surgery are discussed, and current evidence supporting their use is provided.
A comprehensive three-pronged approach with adjuvant therapy, medical therapy, and surgery is recommended. The importance of adjuvant therapy, that is, pain management, wound care, and attention, is stressed. Adjuvant therapy not only plays a major role in patients' perception of a successful treatment but also is of practical importance to their coping and self-management.
HS presents a significant unmet need, and this review provides a mechanistic update on the current real-world therapeutic option for the management of this distressing disease.
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