This book features thoughts on the future from stars celebrities including Tom Hanks, Regis Philbin, Alan Greenspan, Magic Johnson, Roger Ebert, Dr. Joyce Brothers, Dick Clark, Andre Agassi and our schools Grand Master Clifford C. Crandall Jr. Kreskin has been a television and worldwide performance mentalist for over 40 years. He had his own TV series and is about to appear in his first movie, "Horror," being released in Novermber or December 2001. Lately, you can see him on the David Letterman show and his predictions are aired annually on CNN-TV.

Kreskin incorporates different brands of people, from doctors and scientists, fashion mavens and chefs to Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr, surprisingly listed in the entertainment section. The book is divided into Entertainment, Sports, Health & Science, Miscellaneous and More Entertaiment.

In a newspaper article released by the Observer-Dispatch and writen by Jonas Kover, Kreskin was interviewed regarding his book and Crandalls involvement. These people, Kreskin says are experts in their fields. Who better to look into the future of something than someone involved in it? After the experts have had their say in his book Kreskin provides reflections about them. Kreskin's comments regarding Grand Master Crandall can be found on page 138. In the interview with Jonas Kover, Kreskin says "I think an awful lot of him," "I have a feeling he has to be an inspiration to anyone he touches. ...I was impressed with the vibrations he gave off. There was an inner dynamics. He is the ideal of the martial artist."

Grand Master Crandall writes about new sports that will be on the edge of technology and physical ability. In the book, Crandall remarks that the focus of sports is moving from the team concept to the individual, singling out a key player because of their skill or the amount of money they are paid. With this comes a breakdown of the team and sport resulting in aggressive actions, violent outbursts and fights. Crandall adds, sports sooner or later will revert to team spirit and good sportsmanship again.

Grand Master Crandall commented during an interview on WKTV-2 that Kreskin was one of the most clear think and well focused individuals he has ever known. That we talk about people today only using 10% to 15% of their brain power but here is a man that has found the focus and ability to push that percentage to 60% or more. It is a pleasure to know him and an honor to have been able to participate in the writing of this book.

The first T.V. station to cover Kreskin's new book was WKTV-2 and NBC affiliate in Utica, New York when they interveiwed Grand Master Crandall regarding is views on sports and changing times.