David Falcon
Articles by David Falcon
June 17, 2010
The Dry-Board
Snowboarding was primarily developed in the state of Utah around the 1960´s and slowly grew in popularity when new and innovative equipment was designed for commercial ski slopes. After becoming an Olympic Sport in 1998 it grew in popularity with Extreme Sports enthusiasts w...
May 18, 2010
Each day, over 80 million barrels of oil are consumed worldwide and approximately 1/3 of that oil comes from offshore platforms. Each year it is estimated that approximately 706 million gallons of waste oil enter the ocean from runoff and accidental spills. Most waste oil is generated from improper ...
April 24, 2010
Nutzles are a new healthy alternative to salty snacks.
April 14, 2010
THE MULTIS
This new, innovative device provides multimedia anytime, anywhere at an affordable price. The 4" x 3" x ˝" unit is strong and rugged with a water resistant frame designed for outdoor usage. Two small yet powerful built in stereo speakers provide exceptional resonance or, plug in the d...
October 22, 2009
After the pleasant entertainment of A Star Spangled Girl at the Springer Opera House in Columbus Georgia a chilling discovery was found in a corridor of the alleged haunted theater.
July 14, 2009
Electronic Olympic fencing began with the foil around 1930 and followed by the epee in the 1960´s. Thirty years later electronic saber was introduced around 1990. Weapons and uniforms are wired and tethered to a reel and make a green or red light energize for legal hits, while a white light wi...
July 13, 2009
At what stage in life should a child be given personal rights?
Until the twentieth century a child´s rights were based upon local customs. Infanticide in Polynesia for example is speculated to have existed as a way to keep the population in check even though the island inhabitants had ample food...
April 08, 2009
Being homeless in America is not for the destitute anymore as people from main stream society take to the streets until the economy picks up.