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A YEAR after her husband Jerry died, Delia Ephron ? then 72 ? started exchanging emails with a psychoanalyst who had written to her out of the blue. Peter said he'd met her many years before through her sister, the celebrated director and screenwriter Nora Ephron ? though Delia couldn't recall him. Emails progressed to long phone calls. Then he decided to fly from his home in California to New York, to meet her in the flesh [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A YEAR after her husband Jerry died, Delia Ephron ? then 72 ? started exchanging emails with a psychoanalyst who had written to her out of the blue. Peter said he'd met her many years before through her sister, the celebrated director and screenwriter Nora Ephron ? though Delia couldn't recall him. Emails progressed to long phone calls. Then he decided to fly from his home in California to New York, to meet her in the flesh... [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A YEAR after her husband Jerry died, Delia Ephron — then 72 — started exchanging emails with a psychoanalyst who had written to her out of the blue. Peter said he'd met her many years before through her sister, the celebrated director and screenwriter Nora [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

DELIA EPHRON is a best-selling author and screenwriter whose movies include You've Got Mail ? an online romance starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan ? which she co-wrote with her sister Nora. In her remarkable new memoir, she writes about the death of her husband after 33 years of marriage. But it's what happens next that's astounding: at the age of 72, nearly 20 years after the release of You've Got Mail, Delia finds herself exchanging romantic emails with a stranger? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

DELIA EPHRON is a best-selling author and screenwriter whose movies include You've Got Mail — an online romance starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan — which she co-wrote with her sister Nora. In her remarkable new memoir, she writes about the death of her husband after [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

DELIA EPHRON is a best-selling author and screenwriter whose movies include You've Got Mail ? an online romance starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan ? which she co-wrote with her sister Nora. In her remarkable new memoir, she writes [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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CHAR-GRILLED AUBERGINE AND ROASTED-TOMATO SALAD WITH FETA CHEESE [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

RAW SPINACH AND WATERCRESS SALAD (Serves 4 people) [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

CHICKEN LIVER PATE (Serves 4-6 people) [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

MOST people don't associate bad moods with their diet. If you are forgetful, angry, or struggling to learn something new, you'll very often look for other reasons to explain it — whether that's an annoying colleague or a frustrating situation. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

YOU don't need a psychiatrist to tell you that partying all night or staying up until the early hours to watch a box-set of the latest US TV drama series isn't particularly good for your brain. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

EVER noticed that some foods just don't agree with you? Whether it's bread or sweet treats, you may notice niggling pains, an energy crash or foggy brain every time you eat them. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

YOU may think you have a great diet — you're cutting back on sugar, you've switched to wholemeal bread, and you've even been spotted sipping the occasional green juice. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

HAVE you ever walked into a room and forgotten what it was you went in for, or been at a party and completely forgotten someone's name, even though you know them? Perhaps you've found yourself standing uselessly at a cashpoint, unable to remember your PIN. Or your search for a specific word feels as if you are rummaging through empty drawers. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

HAVE you ever walked into a room and forgotten what it was you went in for, or been at a party and completely forgotten someone's name, even though you know them? Perhaps you've found yourself standing uselessly at a cashpoint, unable to remember your PIN. Or your search for a specific word feels as if you are rummaging through empty drawers. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Extracted from DELIA'S HAPPY CHRISTMAS, see book offer on page 51 Food photographs PETRINA TINSLAY Portrait TREVOR LEIGHTON CREOLE CHRISTMAS CAKE This recipe is for those who want a complete break with tradition and to try something different. In the Caribbean, where the sugar cane is grown, recipes abound for something called 'Black Cake' and this is one particular version, which came from the wife of a plantation manager. I would describe it as being much more fruit than cake, and, just to say, don't be put off by the large amount of alcohol or the length of time the fruit is steeped in it. First, it's an incredibly easy cake to make, and secondly you'll love it so much you'll be glad to have all the booze tucked away ready for next year. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

CREOLE CHRISTMAS CAKE This recipe is for those who want a complete break with tradition and to try something different. In the Caribbean where the sugar cane is grown recipes abound for something called 'Black Cake' and this is one particular version, which came from the wife of a plantation manager. I would describe it as being much more fruit than cake, and just to say don't be put off by the large amount of alcohol or the length of time the fruit is steeped in it. First, it's an incredibly easy cake to make, and secondly you'll love it so much you'll be glad to have all the booze tucked away ready for next year. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Delia celebrates 40 years of recipe writing and 21 million books sold with this selection of her own favourite recipes, chosen specially for YOU from her fabulous new compendium From Delia's Complete How to Cook, see offer on page 85. Photographs Miki Duisterhof [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Delia's very own selection of best-ever recipes from her brilliant new compendium, chosen specially for YOU: the dishes she loves and we love, the kind she returns to again and again... [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article describes the design and furnishings of the three-story home of David Yeager, co-owner of Indianapolis, Indiana-based real estate developer Yeager Properties, in a wooded area near Woodfield Crossing. Yeager mixed industrial design and Zen ambiance to create a contemporary home, using double-insulated windows, vintage doors, skylights, wide-plank pine flooring, structural steel beams and loft-style living space.

The article features Indianapolis, Indiana-based Mike and Jennifer Tuttle, founder of Inhabit, maker of custom-designed beddings, pillows, wall art and furniture. The Tuttles' first company is marketing firm Planet 10. The first products of Inhabit were pillows. Their online business has grown quicker than their store business. Their newest products are a lighting line and a quilted bedding.

The article describes the design of the condominium unit of Century Personnel founder Deane Shepard on the 23rd floor Conrad Hotel in Indianapolis, Indiana. Shepard's unit has wide views of city landmarks. Architect Jonathan Hess and interior designer Lisa Casey worked with Shepard to transform the unit into a functional welcoming home for guests. The unit has a large pool table, a poker table and a white baby grand piano.

The article describes the design of the dream home of empty nesters Steve and Joann Green at their Old Northside neighborhood in Indianapolis, Indiana. They couple wanted a low-maintenance but stylish home that accommodates their busy lifestyle and provides easy accessibility. They hired architect Randy Schumacher to make the final designs. Joann, a landscape architect, provided rough sketches.

The article reports on the decision of Sandy Bickel to join as a new member of the Indianapolis Athletic Club. She bought a condominium atop the Athletic Club and has paid $450,000. She purchased the right furnitures and accessories to make the condominium functional and beautiful. Developer James E. Thomas, Jr., a partner with Heartview Residential LLC, said that Athletic Club building is unique due to the concrete construction and sound-deadening materials that make the units super quiet.

Presents information on osteoporosis, a disease, for which there is no cure. Details on postmenopausal women with osteoporosis; Comments from Sandra Raymond, executive director of the National Osteoporosis Foundation based in Washington District of Columbia (D.C.); When women build their peak bone density; Definition of low bone mass. INSET: Increasing education, awareness..

Provides information on tattoos from David Rothman, a professor of social medicine at Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York. View from David Kottker; Risks of having tattoos; What do tattooists use.

Features the Healing Place, a center for alcohol and drug treatment programs in Louisville, Kentucky. Services offered; Participants.

Focuses on physicians as parents. Traditional view of medicine as a mission; Patients first before family; Failure to reward a physician's willingness to modify medical activities for family; Issue of time; Cases of the different coping mechanisms used by several doctors. INSETS: Doctors can't forget their own kids, by Delia O'Hara.;Auxiliary acts as family source, by Delia O'Hara..

The article describes the design and construction of the house of Cheryl and Jim Strain on a narrow lot in Indianapolis, Indiana with the help of architect Drew White and builder Brandt Construction. The house consists of two structures to fit the narrow lot, with the front structure featuring the kitchen and the back structure featuring rooms for sleeping and relaxing. The structures are linked by a hallway with one side looking out to a private courtyard garden.

The article focuses on the efforts of IUPUI associate professor of geology Kathy Licht to study ice-flow patterns to learn about potential instabilities in ice-sheet behavior. She has visited Antarctica many times with student Kate Kramer. Licht cited that predictions on future behavior of ice sheets may be improved by reconstructing past ice-flow patterns. Licht is studying the composition of the rocks in glacial materials to determine what geographic area they came from.

EVER noticed that some foods just don't agree with you? Whether it's bread or sweet treats, you may notice niggling pains, an energy crash or foggy brain every time you eat them. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

YOU may think you have a great diet — you're cutting back on sugar, you've switched to wholemeal bread, and you've even been spotted sipping the occasional green juice. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

HAVE you ever walked into a room and forgotten what it was you went in for, or been at a party and completely forgotten someone's name, even though you know them? Perhaps you've found yourself standing uselessly at a cashpoint, unable to remember your PIN. Or your search for a specific word feels as if you are rummaging through empty drawers. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

MOST people don't associate bad moods with their diet. If you are forgetful, angry, or struggling to learn something new, you'll very often look for other reasons to explain it — whether that's an annoying colleague or a frustrating situation. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

YOU don't need a psychiatrist to tell you that partying all night or staying up until the early hours to watch a box-set of the latest U.S. TV drama series isn't particularly good for your brain. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

EVER noticed that some foods just don't agree with you? Whether it's bread or sweet treats, you may notice niggling pains, an energy crash or foggy brain every time you eat them. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

YOU may think you have a great diet — you're cutting back on sugar, you've switched to wholemeal bread, and you've even been spotted sipping the occasional green juice. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

MUM was just 22 when she made a momentous decision. It was 1947 and she was working as a nanny in Brighton when she spotted an advertisement in the post office for a passage to South Africa. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

MUM was just 22 when she made a momentous decision. It was 1947 and she was working as a nanny in Brighton when she spotted an advertisement in the post office for a passage to South Africa. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

DO YOU marry someone who knows you or someone from whom you can remain hidden? This is just one of the telling questions raised in this brilliant, biting take on modern relationships. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article discusses how 1974 University of Notre Dame engineering graduate Marianne Price excelled in her career as an engineer and a researcher. Price, 54, is currently director of the Cornea Research Foundation of America, an Indianapolis, Indiana-based research center founded in 1987 by her husband Francis Price. She cited that part of her motivation for going into engineering is because she realized there were few women in engineering.

The article reports that the International Center of Indianapolis Inc. in Indiana hosted a group of Iraqi editors and writers who visited the city as part of the U.S. State Department's International Visitor Leadership Program. International Center president Florence May hosted the group for dinner in her home. The visitors had the opportunity to learn about American journalism and Indiana hospitality.

The article profiles local film producer Heather Grisham. A Danville, Illinois native, Grisham completed her education at the University of Illinois with a degree in elementary education. She taught second-grade students before deciding to join the film and video production sector. She has been active in the local television industry in Chicago.

The article features Kristina Jones, a former commercial airline pilot who has become a designer of protective motorcycle garments for women and owner of Cameleon Power-Sport Apparel in Indianapolis, Indiana. Jones designs apparel that women can wear at the office and can wear while riding their motorcycles. She created protective pads for jackets with the firm Crash Pads.