Walking Bear Footprints: Following Their Trails to the Nature of Our Nature

Publisher Marketing: After challenging the reader with ..".are you happy, truly happy?," the author of three previous books of narrative poetry suggests you join him by returning to Mother Nature to find your true nature. Several "get naked" references entice you to dump your smart phone and other devices and take a walk, rejoin Nature, commune with Nature. Not sixties hippy style this time but with the appreciation for Nature inherent to Native American cultures. Go Native, become one with Nature, instead of living apart from it. Sing a few Bird Songs and BE! Like two of his previous books, the author leads us into his poetry through a narrative drawn from what he has learned while living in his "new" home town of Yucaipa, California, an area rich in Native American history and culture. He serves as a guide, rather than an expert, as he leads us on new trails to find our true selves, our true nature, our true happiness, in the Nature that Native Americans have known all along. We are also treated to poetry that pays tribute to local Native Peoples and their Bird Songs. While many of his stories, poems, and characters may be local to his Yucaipa, they are presented as examples of sources that can be found "in your Yucaipa." This is not rocket science, as he says, it's as easy as walking outside and being quiet, real quiet. The narrative and poetry are very accessible, even to the novice poetry reader, and would be good reading while sitting under a quiet tree, re-discovering yourself. Both serious and funny at times, the author invites us to join him in the Nature that beckons us home. Contributor Bio:  Miller, David David R. Miller, SME, MCT, MCITPro Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator, MCSE Windows NT 4.0, 2000, and Server 2003: Security, CISSP, LPT, ECSA, CEH, CWNA, CCNA, CNE, Security+, A+, N+, is an expert author, lecturer, and IT security consultant specializing in information systems security, compliance, and network engineering. Zachary Payton, CCNP, Linux+, CEH, is president and CEO of Executive Instruments, Inc., an information security company. He regularly lectures on IT security. Allen Harper, CISSP, is founder and president of N2NetSecurity, Inc., a consulting company specializing in advanced security and vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, SIEM implementation, and compliance. He served as a security engineer in the U. S. Department of Defense, and is a coauthor of "Gray Hat Hacking". Chris Blask, vice president of Business Development at N2NetSecurity, Inc., is on the faculty at the Institute for Applied Network Security. He co-founded Protego Networks--now the Cisco MARS SIM appliances. Stephen VanDyke, CISSP, BCCPA, BCCPP, MCSA, Security+, Network+, was a founding member of the U. S. Army Reserve global network Computer Emergency Response Team and helped design and deploy its NetForensics SIEM. He implemented high end, multi-tiered security systems for the Multi-National Force - Iraq (MNFI) network. Gabriel Mino, GIAC GCIA, GCIH, GREM, SSP-DRAP, SSP-MPA, Linux+, Security+, is an on-sight ArcSight instructor and enterprise SIEM architect and has performed countless security assessments and post intrusion analyses for numerous Fortune 500 clients.