Good Riddance to Obama’s “Julia”
After living a short, scripted life that had been constantly monitored and financed by the state grown large under Barack Obama, it is with sorrow that I report the sudden demise [Read More]
Articles by Dr. Tar
Scientists Create A Plastic Digesting Enzyme
British scientists have a way to zap the enzyme with X-rays to “supercharged ability to break down polyethylene terephthalate (PET).” The enzyme doesn’t merely break down plastic water bottles, it reverts [Read More]
Yemen – Giant Petri Dish Of Drug Resistant Bacteria
Medical staff are reporting that simple wounds and open skin injuries are becoming quite fatal in war-torn Yemen as rampant overuse of antibiotics in the Middle East are creating nearly [Read More]
Austin Is Going To Blockchain the Homeless
We’ve scratched the surface here on some of the creative ways cities and organizations are using the cryptocurrency verification system of blockchain. Now Austin, TX has a $5 million grant from [Read More]
Nothing Better To Do With Her Time, Apparently
A woman started a list after Donald Trump was elected to document all the ways she believes he is destroying the nation. She created a Facebook page and a Twitter account soon after, [Read More]
The “Virosphere” Rains Trillions of Bugs Down Upon Us
Scientists are just starting to realize that viruses aren’t just the most abundant entity on the surface of the planet, they’re also floating high up in the atmosphere hitching a ride to [Read More]
Night Owls Beware
Researchers in Britain are warning us now that those who are more energetic in the evening hours have 10 percent higher mortality rate than early birds. They’re also more likely [Read More]
Another Conservation Success Story
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is in the process of making a final determination on taking the Black-Capped Vireo off the endangered species list. The bird calls the Southwestern [Read More]
Red State, Blue State, Tax State, Break State
This being tax week, let’s take a look at how the states compare with each other in terms of overall tax burden (Federal and State). The actual dollar figures are averages, so there’s [Read More]
Arizona Tribe Leaves National Border Wide Open
Judicial Watch An Indian reservation along one of the most perilous sections of the Mexican border won’t allow National Guard troops to enter its land, which is a notorious smuggling [Read More]
Comey Gets Some ‘Justice” From Judge Jeanine
In a glorious 8-and-a-half minute monologue, Fox News’ Jeanine Pirro drops the gavel of truth on the former director of the FBI, James Comey. The beating is merciless, yet I [Read More]
Mural Crisis
Stockholm has a new syndrome and it runs four stores up the side of an apartment building. Interested viewers are advised to take in the majestic sight before it’s painted over to [Read More]
A Worthwhile Discovery
My state produces a tourism promotion program, “Discover Wisconsin“, that I’ve become addicted to the last few months. Besides being an interesting way to see other parts of the state, [Read More]
The “Fuzzy Face” Of The Climate Movement Isn’t Endangered
Climate change cultist have for years been lamenting the pitiful plight of the polar bear. Just this year we’ve been told the apex predator of the North is literally [Read More]
African Athletes Going For A Different Kind of Gold
Australia has been hosting the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games and so far has been dominating the medal count. But if skipping out on competing in order to enter the host nation illegally were a recognized sport, The [Read More]