July 12, 2021
Leonard Soosay
Indeed, good things come to those who wait - people like singer-songwriter Jaime Wong.
The 31-year-old received the Noise Singapore Award for Music in 2012, and her debut self-titled EP released in 2015 ranked #2 on the local iTunes charts, followed by a sold-out show.
And now, she s back with her new single, I Swore I d Stop Writing About You , after three years of working on it, five years since she wrote it, and six years since her first EP was released.
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Like snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef or dropping acid for the first time, diving headfirst into the dizzingly vast world of vintage clothing can be a little intimidating. It helps to have a knowledgable sherpa to keep you steady and pointed in the right direction. And as far as we re concerned, you d be hard-pressed to find a better vintage guru than Raggedy Threads founder Jaime Wong.
More than two decades ago, Wong got her start flipping throwback grails at L.A.’s legendary Rose Bowl Flea Market, before opening her own standalone shop in Downtown Los Angeles in 2002. In 2016, she cut the ribbon on a second Raggedy Threads outpost in Williamsburg, and it s been a beloved fixture in the neighborhood ever since brimming with all the mouthwatering shredded denim, perfectly faded sweatshirts, and pristine souvenir j
Bow Island boy inches closer to receiving exoskeleton
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Yes
By Justin Seward
SOUTHERN ALBERTA NEWSPAPERS on April 30, 2021.
Seven-year-old Reid Hintz, who was born with severe arthrogryposis, is having an assistive living exoskeleton built for him by the ADAPT (Assistive Device and Prosthetic Team) engineering team from the University of Calgary. Photo submitted by Rebecca Hintz AMC describes a variety of conditions involving multiple joint contractors at birth. A joint contracture is a joint that lacks normal range of motion or the joints are stiff and stuck. Common AMC symptoms include clubbed feet or vertical talus, extended or flexed knees, dislocated and or externally rotated hips, internally rotated shoulders, extended or flexed elbows, flexed wrists, adducted thumbs (stuck-in-thumb) and fingers fisted or extended.
Bow Island boy inches closer to receiving exoskeleton
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5 – Excellent work
AMC describes a variety of conditions involving multiple joint contractors at birth.
A joint contracture is a joint that lacks normal range of motion or the joints are stiff and stuck.
Common AMC symptoms include clubbed feet or vertical talus, extended or flexed knees, dislocated and or externally rotated hips, internally rotated shoulders, extended or flexed elbows, flexed wrists, adducted thumbs (stuck-in-thumb) and fingers fisted or extended.
“There are over 400 types of arthrogryposis,” said Rebecca Hintz, Reid’s mother.
“For Reid, he’s labeled in Canada as severe because he is completely affected by all four limbs. When he was born as a baby, he was actually born sitting cross-legged and to extend his legs even hurt to change a diaper.”