“David’s Stone - How to Live Without Fear” is a safety bible about how to recognize criminals and their crimes, how to overcome fear and violence and how to make our world a safe and fulfilling place to live.

This book is intended for the young and elderly alike. It is useful information for the home or business owner, parents and teenage children, retirees living on fixed incomes, Americans traveling abroad, foreign tourists visiting the United States and anyone else concerned enough about the very real issues of crime and violence to do something about it.

“David’s Stone - How to Live Without Fear” is a safety bible about how to recognize criminals and their crimes, how to overcome fear and violence and how to make our world a safe and fulfilling place to live.

This book is intended for the young and elderly alike. It is useful information for the home or business owner, parents and teenage children, retirees living on fixed incomes, Americans traveling abroad, foreign tourists visiting the United States and anyone else concerned enough about the very real issues of crime and violence to do something about it.

Giti Eghbal Kalvir is a native of Iran, graduated with her MA from the Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies at Simon Fraser University. Her educational background also includes a BA in Clinical Psychology from Iran. Her BA thesis research topic focuses on women’s physical and mental health. What has mainly prompted her to choose Women’s Studies was her personal experience along with her professional practice. Her professional/educational background leads her to scrutinize more to the relational aspects of human rights and equalities of gender, women’s identity, race, and class in the field of immigration. She found her passion dedicated to serving Middle East immigrants. She has practical experience in educational institutes and has been involved with many non-profit organizations targeting immigrant’s health, immigrant’s private aspects life, migration, and international rights. She has been involved providing services emphasizing on Middle East immigrant families through many organizations such as Immigrant Services Society as a settlement counsellor, RCMP, a non-profit organization as a family counsellor, and an ESL academy as an educational counsellor. Her first project was on the economic situation of Iranian lone mother immigrants (“Iranian Immigrant Women in Canada: Dynamics of Poverty among Iranian Single Mothers”). She was inspired to conduct this research due to her practical work experience in addition to her educational background. The result of this course work has been accepted in many local and international academic conferences and was accepted for publication by International Conference on Social Science and Humanities (ICSSH, 2009, in press).

Giti Eghbal Kalvir is a native of Iran, graduated with her MA from the Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies at Simon Fraser University. Her educational background also includes a BA in Clinical Psychology from Iran. Her BA thesis research topic focuses on women’s physical and mental health. What has mainly prompted her to choose Women’s Studies was her personal experience along with her professional practice. Her professional/educational background leads her to scrutinize more to the relational aspects of human rights and equalities of gender, women’s identity, race, and class in the field of immigration. She found her passion dedicated to serving Middle East immigrants. She has practical experience in educational institutes and has been involved with many non-profit organizations targeting immigrant’s health, immigrant’s private aspects life, migration, and international rights. She has been involved providing services emphasizing on Middle East immigrant families through many organizations such as Immigrant Services Society as a settlement counsellor, RCMP, a non-profit organization as a family counsellor, and an ESL academy as an educational counsellor. Her first project was on the economic situation of Iranian lone mother immigrants (“Iranian Immigrant Women in Canada: Dynamics of Poverty among Iranian Single Mothers”). She was inspired to conduct this research due to her practical work experience in addition to her educational background. The result of this course work has been accepted in many local and international academic conferences and was accepted for publication by International Conference on Social Science and Humanities (ICSSH, 2009, in press).

Giti Eghbal Kalvir is a native of Iran, graduated with her MA from the Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies at Simon Fraser University. Her educational background also includes a BA in Clinical Psychology from Iran. Her BA thesis research topic focuses on women’s physical and mental health. What has mainly prompted her to choose Women’s Studies was her personal experience along with her professional practice. Her professional/educational background leads her to scrutinize more to the relational aspects of human rights and equalities of gender, women’s identity, race, and class in the field of immigration. She found her passion dedicated to serving Middle East immigrants. She has practical experience in educational institutes and has been involved with many non-profit organizations targeting immigrant’s health, immigrant’s private aspects life, migration, and international rights. She has been involved providing services emphasizing on Middle East immigrant families through many organizations such as Immigrant Services Society as a settlement counsellor, RCMP, a non-profit organization as a family counsellor, and an ESL academy as an educational counsellor. Her first project was on the economic situation of Iranian lone mother immigrants (“Iranian Immigrant Women in Canada: Dynamics of Poverty among Iranian Single Mothers”). She was inspired to conduct this research due to her practical work experience in addition to her educational background. The result of this course work has been accepted in many local and international academic conferences and was accepted for publication by International Conference on Social Science and Humanities (ICSSH, 2009, in press).

The Exclamation Point! is an amazing phenomenon! The Exclamation Point! begins in a colonial square in the Bahia region of Brazil and then the run-on sentence races all over the world. The Exclamation Point! is a literary explosion that’s married to music – Afro-Brazalian drums and violent symphonies and exploding saxophones all give The Exclamation Point! its unstoppable fast-paced rhythm. The Exclamation Point! was originally a nearly 200,000 word run-on sentence that Wolf Larsen slashed and cut down to less than 70,000 words because Wolf hates to waste words. The Exclamation Point! mixes verse, music, modern dance, painting, and stories about traveling around the world to produce an exciting literary adventure that’s unlike anything ever written.

The Exclamation Point! is an amazing phenomenon! The Exclamation Point! begins in a colonial square in the Bahia region of Brazil and then the run-on sentence races all over the world. The Exclamation Point! is a literary explosion that’s married to music – Afro-Brazalian drums and violent symphonies and exploding saxophones all give The Exclamation Point! its unstoppable fast-paced rhythm. The Exclamation Point! was originally a nearly 200,000 word run-on sentence that Wolf Larsen slashed and cut down to less than 70,000 words because Wolf hates to waste words. The Exclamation Point! mixes verse, music, modern dance, painting, and stories about traveling around the world to produce an exciting literary adventure that’s unlike anything ever written.

The Exclamation Point! is an amazing phenomenon! The Exclamation Point! begins in a colonial square in the Bahia region of Brazil and then the run-on sentence races all over the world. The Exclamation Point! is a literary explosion that’s married to music – Afro-Brazalian drums and violent symphonies and exploding saxophones all give The Exclamation Point! its unstoppable fast-paced rhythm. The Exclamation Point! was originally a nearly 200,000 word run-on sentence that Wolf Larsen slashed and cut down to less than 70,000 words because Wolf hates to waste words. The Exclamation Point! mixes verse, music, modern dance, painting, and stories about traveling around the world to produce an exciting literary adventure that’s unlike anything ever written.

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