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OMG Student dies of hypothermia after après ski
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The 22 year old Oxford student got lost after a night out and collapsed in the snow.
Joanthan Hard, 22, was on a week long ski trip to St Sorlin d’Arves and had been studying philosophy, politics and economics at Keble college
It appears he went to a late night party but was unable to get back to his accommodation. It’s thought he didn’t have a coat on. He was only noticed missing when he didn’t turn up for skiing the next day.

report from www.skiclub.co.uk

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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

That will be this one methinks... http://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?t=33601
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Sorry missed the original thread.

So sad.
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Ray Zorro wrote:
That will be this one methinks... http://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?t=33601


The wombles seem to have hired some barely litterate cub reporters this season.

The Vanoise Express report seemed to be a summary of the Snowheads thread.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.

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The Vanoise Express report seemed to be a summary of the Snowheads thread.
That is EXACTLY what I thought when I saw it too and I thought about some others that they did as well that were on here a day or two before.
Is it OK they to do that?
Or is that like they rip off snowheads?
What I like about news here is it always tells you where stories come from.
Why they don't do that? I think it makes them look a bit sleazy, repeat some opinions from here without saying where they came from. I will read things from them in a different feeling after now, or maybe I will cut up the middle man and read it here on snowheads first already Laughing
Thinking of talk about does the industry takes notice to snowheads? There it is. They listen to you all the time. They listen at your keyholes Laughing
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Renry wrote:
The 22 year old Oxford student got lost after a night out and collapsed in the snow.
Joanthan Hard, 22, was on a week long ski trip to St Sorlin d’Arves and had been studying philosophy, politics and economics at Keble college
It appears he went to a late night party but was unable to get back to his accommodation. It’s thought he didn’t have a coat on. He was only noticed missing when he didn’t turn up for skiing the next day.

report from www.skiclub.co.uk

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I actually rescued a guy from a similar situation in Tignes during Xmas of 2002. He was just about unconscious when I got to him. He was wearing a (thin) woolen jumper and wet jeans and was in "no man's land" between some chalets at the very lower end of Lavachet. He had given up trying to get anywhere and had slumped in the snow, moaning occassionally. Luckily the air was still so the sound carried. Another 20-30 minutes and I'm sure he would have been dead. Unfortunately, once he regained consciousness...he was just another obnoxious pi$$ed-up Brit who abused the medical team and thoroughly embarrased me in the process. Some people.
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 Then you can post your own questions or snow reports...
Then you can post your own questions or snow reports...

This is an absolute tragedy and so shocking too. My condolences to his family but clearly it raises issues even about safety off the slopes and how the mountain environment simply doesn't switch off because we have stopped skiing. Truly awful.
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 After all it is free Go on u know u want to!
After all it is free Go on u know u want to!

It's a bit like those people who dive, pissed, into a few inches of water in a spanish hotel swimming pool
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