Chris Brown Still Mad At Oprah Winfrey

Chris Brown

Fallen R&B singer, Chris Brown, inexplicably still has issues with talk show host Oprah Winfrey, yet none with fellow womanbeater, Jay-Z, who wanted to kill him for beating up his adulteress, Rihanna, who he has been cheating on his wife, Beyonce, with since the very beginning of their marriage.

Ike Brown, pardon me, Chris Brown, is embarking on a small public redemption tour that will do nothing for his standing in society. He is slated to hold a small concert in Miami, as will fellow misogynist, R. Kelly. A womanbeater and a pedophile hit the road around the same time. Someone alert the CDC.

Chris Brown Unhappy With Oprah, Has 'No Issues' With Jay-Z

Chris Brown granted his first radio interview since the February altercation with his then-girlfriend Rihanna on Wednesday (Oct. 21) to New York radio station Hot 97 (WQHT). During the talk with host Angie Martinez, Brown -- who spent the majority of the air-time stressing his deep regrets for his actions -- said he is "tight" with Oprah Winfrey for her lack of support.

"I don't dis her because I respect what she does for women around the world. But we did so many things together as far as me working for her schools in Africa, that I feel at the time I needed a helping hand, not for my career but as a person, instead of her pointing fingers," said Brown. "At the end of the day, you have opinions and thoughts, and that isn't wrong, but it's not right to judge someone when people make mistakes all the time. I learned from mine, I'm still learning and I regret every moment, every second."

Additionally, Brown said about Jay-Z, who was rumored to be the reason why Brown wasn't asked to perform during this year's BET Awards, "I have no issues with dude. Honestly, I don't know and I don't think it was him."...

http://www.billboard.com

Chris Brown, R. Kelly coming to town

Chris Brown: On sale from 10 a.m. Friday; 7 p.m. Nov. 29; Revolution Live, 200 West Broward Blvd., Ft Lauderdale; $30. 954-727-0950 or www.jointherevolution.net...

R. Kelly: On sale from 10 a.m. Friday; 8 p.m. Nov. 28; James L Knight Center, 400 SE 2nd Ave, Miami; $49.50-$85. 305-416-5977 or www.jlkc.com...

http://www.miamiherald.com

Scientist Dies Of Plague

A few months ago, the Judiciary Report wrote of the dangers of scientific lab work and contaminants that can kill researchers/scientists.

Professor Malcolm Casadaban

A few days ago, Professor Malcolm Casadaban, died while experimenting on a CDC approved sample of the Bubonic plague. Talk about taking your work home with you. One of four things happened:

1.) A contaminant got into his system via an unavoidable accident.

2.) A contaminant got into his system via not observing proper lab procedures and protocols.

3.) A contaminant got into his system via a third party.

4.) Hypotheses 1-3 are wrong.

Bacteria that causes the plague

September 19, 2009 (CHICAGO) (WLS) -- There was word Saturday that the death of a University of Chicago scientist may be linked to a bacteria that causes the plague.

The researcher, who died Sunday, studied the genetics of harmful bacteria, including a weakened strain of yersinia pestis.

The weakened strain does not require the safety precautions associated with working on virulent strains. The modified strain of "y-pestis" has been approved by the Centers for Disease Control for routine laboratory studies, and it is not known to cause illness in healthy adults.

http://abclocal.go.com