This world is crazy man, another plane crash within several days of the last?
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I heard the news while attending a recital.
From what I've gathered, it was a small aircraft that could've been transporting organs for transplant, so it could potentially have a farther-reaching devastating effect beyond just the crash.
However, I haven't had time to look into it beyond the comments yet.
I think my first leg workout in months caused rhabdomyolysis. I will be going to the ER, but unsure how long I will be away from being able to do more duties other than posting. 
That's tragic if true. It's probably random, just seems crazy happening so close in time to the other.
Confirmed rhabdo 
I'll be inpatient for the next 3-5 days.
I'll be inpatient for the next 3-5 days.
Not to take away from the tragedy, but that's how news cycles work.
Any aircraft that crashes will be immediately reported on until it's no longer "big" news, say a single engine crop duster in the middle of nowhere with no injuries for example.
You can look back at the Alaska Airlines 737-9 MAX exit door plug incident in August 2024 as a prime example of fear, uncertainty, doubt, etc. driving a cycle.
Squawking 7700 (emergency) was trending and reported on almost daily for a while because people closely followed it due to the earlier 737 incident. Not to mention, there are an average of five 7700 squawks per day (36 per week), so they could report on the most interesting ones — it was "front page" if it involved Boeing though — until overall interest faded since there was essentially no limit to what they could report.
But the Philadelphia plane crash sounds tragic and heartbreaking at the same time too.
It turns out it was a little girl, her mother, a doctor, a paramedic, and two pilots on the plane. Along with the 6 on the plane that didn't make it, there was also 1 on the ground, an end result of 7 deaths and 19 injuries.
This from the source above tugs at the heartstrings a bit:
Making it sound even worse.
So it was a Care Flight then, flying the girl back home.
I just had a cup of tea, maybe I will refill the cup. It is cold outside and I want more tea. Monday means a lot of work but I am not in a mood to work
Alright mate. Thanks so much for the tip. I will give it a try and see how I'm going to adjust and adapt to it.
It's 8:45 PM here. I am yet not hungry for my dinner though it is way past my dinner time of 7. The weather is gorgeous.. I might skip dinner and just have some quick bite and sleep in an hour.
Just had French toast and eggs for breakfast here.
What’s your favorite flavor of tea?
I am feeling a bit under weather and can feel the discomfort in my throat..I am keeping my fingers crossed and I hope that I am not coming down with any sickness. I am sipping some warm water and would do a gargle with salt water before bed. I don't want to fall sick.
Hope you get to feeling better soon!
Yay another day of work
I felt a little better after the gargle and a good night rest. But not fully okay. I am low on energy and also the throat irritates. Luckily, no temperature. I am sipping lukewarm water and taking my ginger tea. That is helping. Thank you for the concern.
You might miss it when it's gone.
That's good to hear. A temperature is the worst — for at least me — when dealing with a cold.
Good morning everyone!
Have you heard of chai, the Indian version of tea that is prepared by adding spices, milk, and sugar with tea leaves? I like it very much
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