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...plot with great care, and it takes as long as the actual writing, she says." The writing, when it finally happens, often takes place at her kitchen table, before breakfast. This is a throwback to the days when the author worked in administration, and had to schedule her writing around a full day's work. What is her writing process like...
...Simpson didn''t inquire how, when or where his ex-wife died when a Los Angeles detective told him she was dead, the officer testified in court today. Detective Ronald Philips said he made the call from O.J.''s kitchen to Simpson''s hotel room in Chicago the morning after the June 12 murders. O.J. was in Chicago on a business trip. Philips said in court that O.J. seemed very upset, but didn''t ask for much information on the murders. The detective also said he''d never told O.J. that his ex-wife had been murdered...
DIED. GEORGE ROBERT STIBITZ, 90, computer pioneer; in Hanover, New Hampshire. In 1937, working in his kitchen, Stibitz cobbled together a primitive adding device out of dry-cell batteries, metal strips from a tobacco can, flashlight bulbs and telephone wires. Many consider it the earliest antecedent to the digital computer. Frustrated as a Bell Labs researcher, Stibitz eventually joined the faculty at Dartmouth...
...Islamic Center, which was funded entirely by private contributions, contains two worship halls, a kitchen and other offices...
...such highbrow language hardly captures the raw reality of Judge Ito's courtroom last week, where each day brought a new spike in the players' emotional temperatures--and further discomfited the millions of TV viewers who thought they knew what to think about O.J. Over kitchen tables, in restaurants, around office coffee machines, people debated the lawyers' opening statements, critiqued Judge Ito's style, expressed amazement over snapshots of Simpson's body offered up by the defense and photos of Simpson's socks displayed by the prosecution...