E.J. tells Willto call 911 cause Arianna’s seriously hurt. Akupheleli lapho. Abanengi abakholelwa ekusombulukeni kwemvelo bathi uZimu akekho namtjhana angekhe angenele eendabeni zabantu. Kodwana, ingomuso lethu belizokuyama ezandleni zabosopolotiki, iimfundiswa nakubadosi phambili bekolo. Nesiqala umlando wamadoda anjalo, ukutjharagana kwezinto, ukulwa nekohlakalo okugubuzese umphakathi bekuzokuragela phambili. Nengabe kwamambala ukusombuluka kwemvelo bekuliqiniso, bekuzokuba nebanga elaneleko lokuphila nganasi isiqubulo sefilosofi: “Asigome sisele ngombana ngomuso siyokufa.”—1 KwebeKorinte 15:32. Imibuzo: Ngiwaphi amano arerelwa amaJuda? Kwabonakala ngani bona u-Esta uthembekile kuJehova? Ucabangani? Kungenzeka yini ukuthi izikhathi zokuvela kwalezi zihlonono zilawulwa ukuziphendukela kwemvelo? Noma ingabe zaklanywa? A retrospective cohort study was conducted of seasonal campers (i.e., campers who rented RV sites for the entire summer) via personal interview. Any person who stayed at least one night at a seasonal campsite during the study period was considered a cohort member. Response rate was estimated by using the mean number of campers per campsite to estimate the number at campsites where campers could not be contacted. A meningitis patient was defined as a seasonal camper with headache and either neck stiffness or photophobia, with illness onset during July 16-August 17, 2003. Laboratory-confirmed cases additionally had [greater than or equal to] 10 white blood cells/[micro]L identified by CSF analysis. Other acute, self-limited illnesses consistent with enteroviral infections also were identified during the outbreak period. A case of enterovirus-like illness was defined clinically as an acute illness with any one of the following symptoms: headache, neck stiffness, photophobia, sore throat, chills, or exanthem (i.e., acute generalized skin rash) in a seasonal camper with illness onset during July 16-August 17. Primary campsite illnesses were defined as the first acute illness of either case type at a campsite. Univariate and multivariate logistic regression analyses were used to identify predictors for primary illness. Enterovirus polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and amplicon sequencing (2) were performed at CDC.