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Authorities on Friday recovered the bodies of seven Marines and a Navy sailor who were killed when a Marine landing craft sank in hundreds of feet of water off the Southern
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For 10 years my life was a living hell, said Kimberly Williams, her eyes gazing into the distance. It was like I was walking around with a blank mind. Then, staring at her artwork, Williams expression changed. Art saved my life, she said.Williams, 41, was homeless in the Washington, D.C. area fo
stanley cup r about nine years, starting in 2005. Drug and alcohol addiction seemed inescapable, until she started taking art classes at Miriam s Kitchen in Washington, D.C
jordan . Art is what I do opposed to drinking, Williams said. Art is what I do opposed to, you know, getting high. As a child, despite repeated scoldings from her mother, Williams painted and drew on the walls constantly. By reviving this artistic streak, Williams began to take control of her life, one brushstroke at a time. It was not until she heard about ArtLifting from a counselor that she was able to monet
jordan ize her work. ArtLifting is a new online platform that allows disabled and homeless artists to sell their work. The social enterprise was started in Boston by a young brother-sister team, Spencer and Liz Powers, with $4,000 of their own money. Liz has been working with the homeless population of Boston for years. After organizing City Heart, an art show for local homeless artists in Boston s Prudential Center, she wanted to create a platform that would allow that art to be on display year-round. I was tired of telling people that they had to wait a year for the next show,
