COTTONWOOD, Ariz. (PRWEB) July 14, 2014

Author Orville M. Baggett has written a treatise on with a focus on solving major issues through moral practices, After Humanity 50008: (+- a few million years) (published by iUniverse).

After Humanity 50008 is a blend of Baggetts observations with his logic and spirituality. Baggetts book of philosophy covers topics such as pollution, exploitation of Humanity and the misdeeds of politicians. He suggests that a strategy dealing with these issues based upon the concepts of strength, courage, compassion, honesty, intellect and responsibility would eliminate many of the worlds problems. It is his hope that within After Humanity 50008 is a message that can create a better world for all.

I thought I saw an opportunity to assist in making humanity aware of the huge potential power we have when we work together, Baggett says., I think we have what it takes power, intellect, resources so we have an opportunity.

An excerpt from After Humanity 50008:

In fact the truth of our past history should not be concealed but should be eagerly sought after, because the truth of our evolutionary history almost certainly provides a very concrete and very real basis for condence, and for monumentally positive rearmation of the success of the Human spirit in the face of all forms of adversity.

After Humanity 50008 By Orville M. Baggett Softcover | 5 x 8 in | 56 pages | ISBN 9781440119248 E-Book | 56 pages | ISBN 9781440119255 Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author Orville M. Baggett lives and writes in Cottonwood, Ariz. As a young man, he served in the Army. After Humanity 50008 is his first book.

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Published: Sunday, July 13, 2014, 12:01 a.m.

That would be my child. She burns five times more calories than I do just standing around.

Then there's watching television. Every time my kids watch cartoons it looks like a tornado hit the family room.

For some reason, it never occurs to me to do headstands while watching Netflix, or play tag in the middle of Fred Meyer. That's probably why my ability to burn calories is so different from my children. Enter yoga, neighborhood walks and the Total Gym. Mom has to work hard to keep up.

After I broke my wrist in an ice-skating fall last March, I faced new exercising challenges. After just a few weeks, my arms became two different sizes. It was fun to freak people out by showing them my forearms, but scary to witness atrophy in action.

My insurance provides thirty sessions of physical therapy not exactly for free and I'm on track for using most of them. My wrist is at the point where I can wave goodbye, open a doorknob and hold a coffee cup. But I still can't touch my left hand to my left shoulder and I have weird nerve issues. Things that used to be easy, like doing the downward-facing dog pose in yoga, are now faraway goals.

I also have to fight my own paranoia because I'm afraid of falling and breaking something else. I yell at my kids for leaving toys on the ground that could trip me. I always hold onto the bannister now when I walk up and down stairs.

Recovering from a broken wrist has been humbling. It's hard to be active again, especially after sitting on my butt for three months.

One of my friends has been doing the Couch to 5k Running Plan and posting her progress on Facebook. The goal of c25k is to take anyone from the sofa to running for a solid 30 minutes in just 9 weeks. It's totally free.

My friend's progress has really inspired me, but running isn't my thing. So I decided to give myself a different challenge. I ordered a set of Zumba DVDs.

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What burns more calories? Zumba or kids aerobics?