Women Lecturer is Suspect Shooting 3 associate in the U.S.

Huntsville, a small town famous for its tradition of science and technology, shaken by the shooting incident that occurred at the University of Alabama, which killed 3 campus staff. More surprising again, suspect the shooting was not a student, but a lecturer.
Lecturer's name was Amy Bishop (45), an expert and assistant professor of neurobiology at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. He was arrested shortly after spitting bullets in a faculty meeting on Friday (12/2/2010) local time. Thus was launched the LA Times, Sunday (14/2/2010).
Amy subjected to first-degree murder section. He was accused of killing his colleagues and injuring 3 others 3. Three deaths were Polia Gopi, head of the Department of Biology; Maria Ragland Davis, professor of biotechnology and Adriel Johnson, a professor of physiology.
Based on campus records, Amy holds a Ph.D. in genetics from Harvard University. In 2008, the Rector of the University in Huntsville Alamaba predict that the results of research on cell Amy will be changing the biology techniques and medical research.
Police said Amy using 9-mm gun with 16 bullets, which was later found in the ladies.
On Saturday (13 / 2) found a new fact that she had shot her brother when he was 20 years old.In December 1986, he shot his brother to death after the two argued bitterly. But the event, called the accident, no legal process.

Elevation snow in Washington and New York Achieve One Meter

Snow storm back attack crippled the northern United States (U.S.). At least 6000 flights at airports Washington and New York was canceled since Wednesday local time (10 / 2). The offices of the federal government was re-closed after three days previously did not operate.

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg ordered to dismiss all the schools in the Big Apple. Also headquarters and representative offices of the UN. "All the canceled because of snowy days is very rare," he said as reported by Agence France-Presse reported yesterday (11 / 2). According to Bloomberg, the Washington-Baltimore inhabited approximately 8 million inhabitants is a region with the worst effects.

Height of snow on the main streets of Washington and New York almost reached one meter. Millions of residents of two great cities would be forced to shut myself up in the house. Tens of thousands of potential airline passengers were stranded. Most of them had to stay at the airport because there is almost no vehicles that operate in the snow is heavy.

In Baltimore, the local government imposed ban on driving for several hours last Wednesday. Unless the emergency and urgent. "This is the worst snowstorm that swept our county since 1922," said Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake.

Electricity blackouts in several areas, among others, Maryland and Virginia, residents worsen conditions in a blizzard this time. Some areas in the two states was held last week without electricity. "It's not easy to stay in the house (without electricity) if you have small children," complained a resident of Virginia, Mary Abousleiman.

Associated Press noted, blizzards in winter 2009-2010 this time as a new record in Washington. State capitals that Uncle Sam had completely paralyzed due to drifts as high as about 137 centimeters in 1898-1899. Currently, the snow in Washington, reached 139 centimeters, about 2 inches taller. New record height of snow also broke out in Baltimore and Philadelphia.

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