I don't know Chard, but I hope he makes a strong and complete recovery soon.

Anymore, I don't want to fly on a commercial passenger jet, as I am hearing about more and more people who end-up getting sick after a flight. Just a week ago a friend of mine became ill and fainted on a flight from Chicago to Sacramento. She was complaining how the air in that cabin could have been cut with a chain saw. That stagnant air on a jet is something else and harbors lots of bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites, and other bugs not yet identified by scientists. I'll stick to driving where I can roll down my windows or riding the passenger train where I open one of the half-doors when the conductor isn't looking!