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EXPLAINING EVIL Some will blame TV and video game violence. Depictions of murder

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rying to explain an evil act like the one that killed 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., is on a par with explaining how the universe was formed.

The natural human reaction after extending sympathy and prayers for the victims and their families is to ask what actions might have been taken to prevent the massacre. More gun laws?

Connecticut already has some of the strictest gun laws in the nation. Those laws did not prevent a man with evil intent from carrying out his heinous act.

grounds where kids ought to be able to play in an atmosphere of fun and freedom? That may be where we are

More gun laws? Connecticut already has some of the strictest gun laws in the nation. Those laws did not prevent a man with evil intent from carrying out his heinous act. and other violent acts on TV and in the movies have grown in recent years, but people killed people long before TV and movies. Such explanations are too easy.

Would armed guards at Sandy Hook have helped? Possibly, but do we want guards at every elementary school, patrolling not only the halls, but play-

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What about locked doors? Sandy Hook’s doors were reportedly secured, but the shooter still managed to somehow gain access.

As much as humans have tried for millennia to prevent evil acts, we have not succeeded. In the modern era, Woodrow Wilson believed his League

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Political leaders not usually identified with spiritual concepts are making use of the word “evil’ in accurately describing what happened in Newtown. We hear calls for prayers from politicians committed to the separation of church and state. Whether it is Columbine, Virginia Tech, Tucson, Aurora, Ft. Hood, Oklahoma City or the 9/11 terrorist attacks, evil seems to have gained a foothold in America.

Not every parent with a child in public school has the option of homeschooling, but that is something they might want to consider if they want to create a completely safe environment.

Even private schools can’t offer full protection from a deranged mind hellbent on carnage.

More information about the killer will surface in the days to come, but even if we learn he was psychotic and off his medication, that will not satisfy our communal anger or anguish.

It will not explain evil. It will not explain why 26 innocent lives were lost.

The way to deal with evil is to first acknowledge that it exists and that we all possess the potential for it. We don’t become evil by what we do, but because of who we are. We are human beings, not God. We are not “basically good,” as some claim, we are imperfect and fall far short of any true standard of perfection.

Evil is a “pre-existing condition.”

In some it is controlled by an inner compass, or by laws and cultural constraints. When it is not, we get Sandy Hook and tragedies like it. We get what we do not understand and cannot begin to fathom.

There may be no greater expression of evil than the murder of children in their classrooms. In calling for prayers, officials have taken an important first step in combating evil, but a larger question should be asked.

Perhaps theologians, pastors, priests and rabbis are the ones to ask it, but permit me a suggestion.

If there is a source of evil, is there also a source of good? And if there is, has that source for good been offended by all of the accumulated evil we are piling up, affording it an upper hand?

As a friend of mine says, “Not a sermon, just a thought.”

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Reader Offended by Publisher’s Hypothesis Mr. Richard Matz, The beginnings of one of history’s “horrific” tragedies began when European settlers landed in the New World in the 16th century. Indentured servitude wasn’t successful and the indigenous peoples of the New World often died of small pox and other diseases Europeans carried and to which they did not build an immunity. Trade between Africans and Europeans expanded in Africa about this time.

In exchange for European goods, Africans did not intentionally sell off their own people. It was an exchange of labor for goods. Europeans deliberately took advantage of this situation, instigating conflicts between warring tribes. It was then that the wealthy merchants exploited Africans through brutality and racism! Your people built the slave ships and made a cottage industry out of human suffering, not us! Get your facts straight!

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the starting blocks, Pistorius made history, becoming the first double amputee to compete in the Olympics. Did prosthetics give Pistorius an advantage over able-bodied athletes? We may never know for sure. But after he finished second in his heat, there was no doubting his grit and sheer athleticism. No matter that he finished last in his semifinal heat the next evening.

Athletes like Pistorius and Sarah Attar, the first Saudi Arabian woman to run in the Olympics — who finished last in her 800-m heat — created lasting Olympic memories by breaking down barriers.

Think small. That’s what more of today’s car buyers are doing. But it’s not just new Volkswagens they’re buying.

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The General’s Mistress: David Petraeus and Paula Broadwell

By Erin Skarda Just a few days after Barack Obama was re-elected as President of the United States, General David Petraeus — the highly respected director of the CIA and former commander of U.S. and allied forces in Afghanistan — announced his resignation, citing an extramarital affair with his biographer, Paula Broadwell. But that’s where the story begins. Within days, a half-dozen other characters emerged: a Tampa socialite and her identical twin, a dogged FBI agent and another high-ranking general are all being investigated for breaches of security.

Meanwhile, members of Congress asked why they were the last to know of the scandal, and conspiracy theorists questioned the timing of the general’s resignation, as it occurred just before he was slated to testify before Congress on the Benghazi consulate attack (the general testified a week later).

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Americans that it knew of no “virus or condition that would reanimate the dead (or one that would present zombielike symptoms).” Thankfully, the flesh-eating incidents turned out to be less a trend and more a string of violent outbursts. Bath salts dropped out of the public eye, and the number of reported incidents thinned. However, if people haven’t gotten their fill of zombie news, they can always catch an episode of The Walki.

Lance Armstrong Is Stripped of His Titles

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At a Christmas party they give annually for the “bar girls,” more than 200 prostitutes show up to play games like musical chairs and to hear a message from a former prostitute who tells her story of redemption, offering them a new life if they will only trust God. A few respond. One is called “Nim,” not her real name. Nim says she was abandoned by her mother and later sold by an opportunistic “auntie” to a couple who needed her to care for their aging parents. Nim says her work proved unsatisfactory and she was sold again to a bar where she was forced into prostitution.

When the Thompsons rescued her they took her to a doctor who estimated her age at 11 or 12. She had no formal schooling, but they tutored her and she is now in a regular school. Nim recently received a “character pin” from the oldest daughter of Thailand’s king in recognition of her changed life and academic success.

The rescued girls live in housing run by the Thompsons. They receive an allowance that partially compensates them for lost earnings. Many send portions of their allowances to family, which they used to do with their income from prostitution.

The Thompsons are doing their small part, though the numbers seem overwhelming at times. Think of these girls as someone’s daughter or granddaughter and even though some of those relatives may have sold them, the message of love and self-worth sometimes breaks through, even in the red light districts of Bangkok.

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In the song “One Night in Bangkok,” a line describes my feeling: “I can feel the devil walking next to me.”

Prostitution has been illegal in Thailand since 1960, but the Thailand Government Public Health Department estimates there are 75,000 prostitutes in the country. Some nongovernment organizations put the figure much higher. “Sexual tourists” come here, their visits set up by travel agents, as if they were booking people for a cruise or a trip to the beach. The newspapers constantly rail against corrupt officials who tolerate the sex trade and turn a blind eye to exploited women.

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By Karen Jowers MilitaryTimes.com If you’re buying or selling a home, check out a program called Homes for Heroes, which offers discounts on real estate agent commissions, home inspections, and lender and closing fees.

The program, which started in Minnesota after Sept. 11, 2001, is available to military personnel, firefighters, public safety officers, teachers and health care workers.

Some 600 companies — agents and lenders — are affiliated with the program across 44 states, said Sandy Carlson, a director of affiliates for Homes for Heroes.

More than 4,000 people logged on last year to request a referral to a local affiliate.

All agents in the program offer at least a 25 percent discount on their gross commissions.

For example, if the real estate agent makes a 3 percent commission for selling a $200,000 house, that’s $6,000. The discount would be $1,500, applied as a credit at closing.

Beyond that, agents put together their own local programs with home inspection companies and title companies to offer savings that go beyond real estate agent and lender, Carlson said.

“We don’t saturate a market, and we’re very careful about the people we bring on board,” Carlson said. Many of the affiliates are veterans or have worked in the other fields eligible for the program.

Army Sgt. Chad Yancey is buying a house in Stafford, Va., through Homes for Heroes affiliate Reality Realty Professionals, owned by former Marine Gunnery Sgt. Samuel Cachola.

“If it weren’t for Sam Cachola, I

probably wouldn’t be able to buy a house,” said Yancey, who is being medically retired by the Army. “We were living in on-post housing and had just over two months to do this.”

It’s more than the discounts, Yancey said. “His whole team went to work for me, explained how the process worked and helped me get my credit organized and fixed.”

Cachola said his first goal is to educate the service member on issues related to buying a house.

“We sit down with them and make sure it makes sense to buy a house,” Cachola said.

He’s seen the effect on service members who bought houses, received orders to move and faced big financial losses because of the downturn in the market.

Cachola gives an additional 5 percent discount on his commission — for a total of 30 percent — to troops who have received an award for heroism.

Everyone should use due diligence in choosing their agents and lenders, and this is another tool that can help point you to companies that want to work with, and give back to, service members.

To contact an affiliate, go to www. homesforheroes.com, click on “Sign up for Hero Savings,” answer the questions and an affiliate will contact you within 24 hours. If you don’t hear from someone within that time, call 866443-7637.

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clockwise from top left ISAAC RESCUE Airmen from the Louisiana National Guard help rescue citizens from Braithwaite, La., in Plaquemines Parish during Hurricane Isaac, Aug. 29, 2012.

PAYING RESPECT Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Micheal A. Cornelio pays respect after placing a wreath at a grave marker during Wreaths Across America at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va., Dec. 15, 2012. DOD photo by Sebastian Sciotti Jr. PARIS PAL A coalition force member pets Paris, a military working dog, during an Afghanled security patrol to deny the enemy freedom of movement in Khak-E-Safed in Afghanistan’s Farah province, Oct. 30, 2012. U.S Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Pete Thibodeauß ELDER GREETING U.S. Marine Corps Capt. Ian J. Duncan greets an Afghan elder during the open-

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by Sgt. Michael Snody PROUD SURVIVOR Marine Corps Cpl. Aaron P. Mankin, an Iraq War veteran, tells the story of his facial reconstruction while attending a reception to honor Iraq War veterans in Crystal City, Va., Feb. 29, 2012. Mankin survived a bomb blast May 11, 2005, and said he has had more than 60 surgeries as the first patient of a reconstruction program at the University of California at Los Angeles. DOD photo by Linda Hosek.

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Health & Beauty Former Navy Surgeon Gives Back Dr. Maurice Sherman served 10 years as a Navy doctor and today is well known throughout Southern California as chief surgeon at the Del Mar Cosmetic Medical Center. Military Press caught up with Dr. Sherman to learn more about his work with military personnel – both then and now.

MP: No doubt you’ve handled many interesting military cases given your years of experience and connections.

Dr. Sherman: Well we see many active military patients here at our Center. But it doesn’t seem that long ago I was active military myself. I’ll never forget a case while stationed at Pendleton (1978-81) serving as a staff surgeon. One of our officer’s wives - also pregnant at the time, developed a rare cancer of the larynx (voice box) which was cutting off her airway. Immediately after her baby was delivered, she recorded her voice for posterity. Then we had to remove her voice box to save her life, which was followed by radiation treatment causing additional complications. I managed her care for an additional two years after that.

MP: You’re well known for your charitable work, including the National Domestic Violence Project and now we’re hearing of a new charitable program in the development stages for active military. Tell us about those.

Dr. Sherman: It’s a sad statistic, but more than 5 million are affected by domestic violence annually and more than a million of those require medical attention. In this particular program, victims of domestic violence are referred to myself and other members of the American Academy of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery for surgical services to repair disfigurements cause by these traumatic domestic events.

I’m also excited to be on a new organizing committee with some of my colleagues from the California Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (CACS). We’re in the planning stages for a new program called Military Outreach with a goal to provide active duty military and/ or their immediate family members the opportunity to receive certain cosmetic surgery procedures on a goodwill basis. Our panel would discuss those applying with a demonstrated need and we would move forward from there. Our goal would be to absorb the costs of professional services (doctor and anesthesiologist fees and even implants if necessary). Only facility charges would be incurred. If any of your readers may know of a candidate, they should contact me at the Del Mar Cosmetic Center.

MP: In addition to charitable services, your Cosmetic Center offers other military offers.

Dr Sherman: Yes, we’re offering a 25% discount off for our active military and special pricing for military families. These discounts are

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Most of the time, requests are for body contouring procedures such as liposuction, because they need to fit certain standards.

For female active-duty military people we offer body contouring in the sense of tummy tucks after children, or perhaps breast enlargement procedures. And we have different types of facial plastic procedures also, such as rhinoplasty and eyelid surgery to, let’s say change the appearance of a nose that’s been bothersome for many, many years or is causing breathing problems.

In addition, we offer some of the latest innovations in non-surgical treatment. So, whatever our military people are interested in, we’re going to try and provide them with the most modern and up-to-date answers.

MP: Folks want help dealing with military standard requirements?

Dr. Sherman: Absolutely. When I was in the military, we always had to deal with that and I don’t think too much has changed. If anything, it’s gotten a little stricter perhaps. Looking good in a uniform and meeting certain body measurements such as the waist size or thigh size is still very, very important. With today’s liposuction procedures, this can be done both painlessly and with the patient in an awake status so that there’s very minimal discomfort. Patients can return to a limited type of duty almost immediately.

Now, this is not, I need to mention, a weight loss type of program. Liposuction and body contouring procedures can make you look like you’ve lost some weight but in actuality the fat that we remove does not weigh that much. You still have to get into the exercise program and watch your diet.

MP: Your clinic is in Del Mar, but you really serve all of San Diego, correct?

Dr. Sherman: We’re near Highway 56 in Carmel Valley and I5, and we’re really easy on and off. So we are within 20 minutes of say downtown 32nd Street, as well as in the north Camp Pendleton. It’s about a 20-minute drive either way. And of course, east of Miramar, that area is also very, very accessible to our office.

MP: Over the years, we’ve all seen major technological advances in cosmetic surgery. Should we assume over the next two or three years there will continue to be more exciting developments?

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During the offseason, the Super Bowl odds are based on speculation.

After all, the actual teams have yet to play a game. Once the season begins, the odds have a deeper rooted foundation because bettors can evaluate the teams on the field each week. It is during the regular season when the odds will fluctuate the most as teams move up and down, like stocks, depending on their perceived value.

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It’s very tough to understate how much of a disappointment the Lakers have been. After they traded for Howard and Nash, conventional wisdom said West was down to two players before a ball had been tipped in anger. When the Thunder traded James Harden on the season’s eve, the Lakers were supposed to coast to the Finals against Miami because no other team could be so dynamic and put that much talent on the floor at one time.

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For the Lakers, the obvious consideration is getting everyone back healthy, which should help the club at least get over .500. There’s also the possibility of trading Gasol for more athletic pieces to keep up with Oklahoma City/San Antonio/Memphis.

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Holiday Bonus Cash Rebate $1,500, Military Rebate $500 Model 27402F4P, 5 at this price. Advertised prices exclude government fees and taxes, any finance charges, and documentation preparation charge, any emissions testing charges and any optional equipment.

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Holiday Bonus Cash - Must finance thru HMF w/above average credit.

Valued owner rebate – Must be registered owner of Hyundai vehicle.

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