Ross Banerjee, Registered Massage Therapist

For the first time in 30 years, I’ve had to do nothing for days and days. Recovering from surgery takes time and is remarkably painful. Still, the garden grows and weeds proliferate.

Super moon

Longest question…

Smoke plumes in the setting sun sky.

Flowers on my walk today. Reservoir Park and my house.

Aerated my lawn today. Ok, yeah. I’m a cheapskate. I don’t like spending money. Got 5000 steps in, though. 🤪

… e’s got big gnashing teeth …

The final remnants of one of the two European Linden trees my father planted back in the 70s. I think it had a good life. It was cut short, much as my father’s life was cut short, by untimely damage caused by fire. In my father’s case, it was smoking. In this tree’s case, it was likely wind. Wind, of course, occurs when the air is heated by the sun, among other reasons… it’s a stretch, I know.

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(Reuters) — Canada on Thursday authorized British drugmaker AstraZeneca Plc's antibody-based therapy for preventing COVID-19 infections, giving itself another weapon against the disease as cases rise in the country.
Health Canada has cleared the drug — Evusheld — for use in individuals aged 12 years and older who are immune compromised and unlikely to mount an adequate immune response to COVID-19 vaccination or for whom COVID-19 vaccination is not recommended.
While vaccines rely on an intact immune system to develop targeted antibodies and infection-fighting cells, Evusheld contains lab-made antibodies designed to linger in the body for months to contain the virus in case of an infection.
The therapy has already been authorized in the United States and its use has also been recommended by the European Medicines Agency.