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People will be amazed when they read this. Not just people but countries, businesses, movements, etc., all have a horoscope. Baker parses the aspects in the US's horoscope and shows how all of the history we know is there in the chart! What's particularly interesteing is what lies ahead.

This book is simply wonderful. And it's not just because it's dedicated to me. He's a fantastic man, and a fantastic author. He knows so much, and writes in a style in which a person can really get into the story. I HIGHLY reccommend this for anyone to read! Try it!
Lindsey

Book was great man! I loved the book so much, I went out and rented the movie! You have to see it to believe it!

I read this book and I saw myself in so much of it. It helped me to understand my childhood better, my relationship with my father in particular. I recommend this for straight and gay alike.

I recommend this book to everyone who is getting into marketing and anyone who is going to hire outside vendors to help them. The book explains what every businessperson should know about marketing programs and how they work (or don't).

The state of Tennessee has had a proud political heritage from the days of the Declaration of Independence to the election of 2000. One of Tennessee's most recent shining lights was Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr. Baker's story is one of true grin-and-bear-it grit. A political fighter, Baker learned the art of compromise in dealing with the heavily Democratic senates of the 1960s and early 1970s. He was a powerful senator during the Nixon years, vice chairing Senator Ervin's Select Senate Committee on Watergate, earning him the respect and admiration of a grateful nation. Baker's candor and likeability allowed him to become the Minority Leader for the Republicans and sent him stumping all over the nation in the eventual hopes of having a Republican Senate. Baker fought his aspirations of the presidency through Watergate, the Energy Crisis, the Panama Canal Treaties, and the START II negotiations because he believed that a strong nation stemmed from a working relationship between parties rather than gridlock. He fought hard for partnership rather than partisanship, but his good deeds and responsibility to his leadership duties cost him in his 1980 campaign to be his party's presidential nominee. The book is a great read for all those interested in political history or for those just itching to hear the tale of a politician who actually helped build America up rather than tear her down. Very similar to Lee Annis' co-authored book Tennessee Senators 1911-2000 (authored by Sen. Bill Frist).

The contributors to this book have a lot of practical experience in acturally treating the problems they report. The list of contributors reads like a "who's who" of sports medicine. The suggestions for rehabilitation as well as the description of surgical interventions really gives a well rounded approach. I like this book along with the companion field guride. Topics in the book cover the whole spectrum of nutrition, women athletic conditions, evaluation, physical therapy, surgical interventions, returning to competition after injury, peripheral injuries as well as prevention and treatment of spinal injuries. A really good book for physicians, athletic trainers, physical therapists and others interested in knowing more about sports related injury and treatment.

There are two classics works on the subject, one by C. W. Leadbetter and this one by Douglas Baker. The aura is an energy field which surrounds all living things. A person's mental, emotional and spiritual states are reflected in the color, size and shape of their aura. Some people can actually see auras, certainly Baker is one who can see the aura. This book is a must read for anyone interested in understanding their real Self.