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	Sylvia Pankhurst
		Sylvia's father, a radical lawyer, died of a perforated ulcer in 1898.
		Sylvia was also very active in the Labour Party and became a close friend of Keir Hardie, the leader of the party in the House of Commons.
		However, Sylvia was unhappy that the WSPU had abandoned its earlier commitment to socialism and disagreed with Emmeline and Christabel Pankhurst's attempts to gain middle class support by arguing in favour of a limited franchise.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /WpankhurstS.htm (1807 words)

	Neurotic Poets: Sylvia Plath (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Sylvia was born on October 27, 1932 in Boston after her parents had married on January 4 of that year.
		Sylvia was still confused and angry about her father's death--she sometimes felt that, in a way, he had committed suicide because he could have prevented it.
		Sylvia came into her room one night asking to borrow a dress because, she claimed, she had thrown all of hers off of the roof of the hotel.
	www.neuroticpoets.com /plath (5373 words)

	Two Views on Sylvia Plath's Life and Career
		Sylvia was happy: she was writing good poems (she had written 'The Colossus' at Yaddo, where she had discovered Theodore Roethke's poetry), and she was five months pregnant.
		Sylvia's wholehearted enthusiasm for Hughes's work, which she sent off to the competition that won him fame, was balanced by his steadfast belief in her exceptional gift.
		Sylvia Plath's early poems--already drenched in typical imagery of glass, moon, blood, hospitals, foetuses, and skulls--were mainly 'exercises' or pastiches of work by poets she admired: Dylan Thomas, W. Yeats, Marianne Moore.
	www.english.uiuc.edu /maps/poets/m_r/plath/twoviews.htm (2075 words)

	Sylvia Tyson
		Sylvia Tyson is a recipient of the Order of Canada (1995) and was inducted into Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 1992 and The Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame in 2003.
		Sylvia became one of the music world’s most recognizable and respected names in the early 1960’s as half of one of the biggest music acts in the business.
		Sylvia Tyson’s induction to the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame is in recognition of her outstanding achievements as an artist and her tremendous contribution to the music industry internationally.
	www.quartette.com /sylvia.htm (1329 words)

	Sylvia (ballet) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sylvia ou la Nymphe de Diane, as it was originally titled, was the first ballet to be shown at the newly constructed Opera Garnier and it did so with extravagance.
		Sylvia, and Coppélia before it, are often touted as two of the first modern ballets for their novel scores.
		Sylvia's invocations are not in vain, for Eros quickly arrives and shows his summoner a vision of Aminta waiting for her.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sylvia_(ballet) (2532 words)

	Sylvia Browne : Psychic Readings
		While Sylvia or Chris is doing a reading for you, they psychically reach into your soul, pull out your Chart, and then recite back to you those things you have already planned for yourself.
		Sylvia and Chris generally try to pin down a time for everything they see, but it can be somewhat elusive.
		Both Sylvia and Chris record every reading and give you the tape; they are not afraid to have their work audited.
	www.sylvia.org /home/readings.cfm (924 words)

	sylvia
		Gwyneth Paltrow gives a fantastically alive performance and convinces as the brilliant but tortured poet Sylvia Plath, suffering from mood swings, mental unbalance and lack of a father-figure since her beloved German immigrant biology professor father, specializing in the study of bees, died when she was a child.
		Even just before their marriage Sylvia is willing to take a back seat to her hubby as she looks at him with total loving affection as they play a game of dueling Shakesperian verses with friends, as they belt out the verses in a speeded up tempo.
		Mom can't warm up to the stern Ted and warns him never to hurt Sylvia, as she senses he's ambitious and is a battler struggling to get ahead and will stop at nothing to get his goal--even if it means hurting her genius but fragile daughter.
	www.sover.net /~ozus/sylvia.htm (1485 words)

	Beauty & Hair Care Products
		Sylvia's Restaurant of Harlem, located at 328 Lenox Avenue, New York, NY, is owned by the Woods family which consists of Herbert and Sylvia Woods, their four children - Van, Bedelia, Kenneth, Crizette and a third generation of grandchildren.
		Sylvia's is where you can actually meet people of many nationalities and cultures from around the world.
		Sylvia's son, Van Woods, has led the family on an aggressive expansion since the early 1980s with the acquisition and development of real estate for the expansion of Sylvia's Restaurant.
	www.sylviassoulfood.com /about.html (428 words)

	"Sylvia" - Salon
		You wouldn't necessarily know that from the title: "Sylvia" is ostensibly about the life of the troubled poet Sylvia Plath, who committed suicide in 1963, not long after her husband, the poet Ted Hughes, left her and their two children for another woman.
		"Sylvia" doesn't take us that deep into the controversy -- it ends with Plath's death, just after she has placed a tidy trayful of bread and milk in the room where her two children sleep, sealed off that room and retreated to the kitchen, where she then turns on the gas.
		For all its problems as a movie, "Sylvia" at least strives to make the point that the only two people who can know what goes on in a marriage are the people who are actually in it.
	dir.salon.com /story/ent/movies/review/2003/10/17/sylvia/index.html (927 words)

	Sylvia - Paul Parish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Sylvia herself is not a woman you believe in, like Juliet, but one it's FUN to believe in, for the nonce.
		Fauns, dryads, nymphs, shepherds, the quasi-Cyclopean hunter who abducts Sylvia and imprisons her in his cave in the second act—each breed has its own stance, tempo, undulation, (some of it brilliant, some of it grotesque—the drunken oafs in act 2 take two steps forward, one step back, which is proverbially how drunks move).
		Thus Morris delays the moment when Aminta recognizes Sylvia for certain, and makes it a turning-point in the drama but not yet the climax of the dance, so all the piqué ballonnées, the sissonnes to pointe, the pas de bourrées of her variation are performed while two slave-girls hold a veil over Aminta's face.
	www.danceviewtimes.com /dvw/reviews/2004/spring/sfb5.htm (1891 words)

	AlterNet: Sylvia and Ted, a Potboiler
		Sylvia Plath herself would have been curious about the way 'Sylvia' answers the question -- Plath was always trying to draw juicy plots from the materials of her life.
		And 'Sylvia' is indeed a period piece: It deals with a marriage in the 50s, the bad old days about which Betty Friedan wrote The Feminine Mytique (1963) and which Phyllis Chesler critiqued in 'Women and Madness' (1972).
		It was those mornings of writing that gave the world the Sylvia Plath canonized in contemporary literature, of course, and it was the afternoons of writing that produced the Ted Hughes who was eventually appointed poet laureate of England.
	www.alternet.org /story.html?StoryID=16974 (2073 words)

	Little House on the Prairie: "Sylvia"
		Sylvia rings the school bell and the kids gather their stuff to begin the day.
		Sylvia says she has to meet her father at the Feed and Seed and then collapses in the school.
		Sylvia is getting a bucket of water and someone is watching her.
	www.angelfire.com /ultra/misc/lhotp_sylvia.htm (4146 words)

	Sylvia Browne: Psychic Guru or Quack?
		Sylvia "diagnoses" health problems, purports to communicate with the dead, and even claims to have proven there is an afterlife.
		Sylvia had agreed to take the test 808 days before I had called -- 620 was the number of days since she had agreed to the specific protocol.
		Sylvia Browne would like people to believe she has the psychic ability to communicate with the dead and to diagnose their ailments.
	www.quackwatch.org /11Ind/browne.html (2744 words)

	CD Baby: SYLVIA: A Cradle In Bethlehem
		But for me, when Sylvia hit the high note at the end of O Holy Night it was as if, to paraphrase Robert Frost, I knew I had taken an immortal wound.
		From her Mid-western roots, Sylvia has drawn all of her earthier and plangent vocal qualities and mixed them with the sophistication of a Kathleen Battle, or a Keeley Smith.
		Sylvia's voice is better than ever, and it's nice to hear her beautiful, matured voice accompanied sparsely so that it really grabs you and won't let go.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/sylvia3 (2198 words)

	San Francisco's Sexualized ‘Sylvia' - July 28, 2006 - The New York Sun
		Sylvia's solo is somewhat Balanchinian, a tip of the hat to the pas de deux that Balanchine made to extracts from Delibes's score in 1950, and it also contains direct quotes from Ashton's Act III solo.
		Sylvia's nuptial pas de deux with Aminta is performed with a veil that binds, separates, and engulfs them in a way that recalls the work of St. Denis as well as of Petipa's "La Bayadere." Mr.
		Morris's "Sylvia" is a curiosity and a lot of the choices he's made seem puzzling.
	www.nysun.com /article/36879 (889 words)

	Amazon.com: Sylvia: DVD: Gwyneth Paltrow,Daniel Craig,Jared Harris,Blythe Danner,Michael Gambon,Amira Casar,Andrew ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		It is only towards the end, when they are separated, that Sylvia is able to truly explore the dark depths of her soul and write the searingly brilliant poetry that earned her fame.
		The character of Sylvia Plath ultimately comes across as a relatively passive figure, at the mercy of her mental illness, whose moods are closely tied to her husband's demonstrations of affection and attention.
		Sylvia Plath was a prisoner - of the 1950s and its common or garden sexism, of Ted Hughes, of her own ambition, of her marriage, of her children, and she was in an almost permanent rage.
	www.amazon.com /Sylvia-Christine-Jeffs/dp/B00005JMJD (2820 words)

	Sylvia Web BrainStormer
		Sylvia is a remarkably simple to use on line brainstorming tool that allows you to post a challenge on-line and invite people - lots of people if you'd like - to submit their ideas in an open idea space.
		Sylvia is a tool that facilitates brainstorming sessions between large groups of people.
		The power of Sylvia comes from the creative synergy that develops when diverse people push their thinking, are inspired by other ideas and generate collaborative ideas.
	www.jpb.com /sylvia/index.php (336 words)

	Sylvia Branzei Velasquez
		Sylvia lives in Northwest Washington with her husband, two dogs and one cat.
		In the past Sylvia was a science teacher at a remote school in Mendocino County, California.
		Sylvia received her B.S. degree in Microbiology from the University of Michigan in 1980.
	www.branzei.com /syl (416 words)

	The Sylvia Browne Clock
		The new Sylvia Browne Clock is placed here so that interested readers can follow an ongoing situation.
		Then Sylvia agreed, on September 3rd 2001, to the suggested protocol for a definitive test of her claimed powers, for the JREF million-dollar prize.
		Sylvia Browne is a Liar -- March 5, 2004
	www.randi.org /sylvia/index.shtml (203 words)

	3BlackChicks Review™... SYLVIA (Cass)
		Sylvia's relationship with her mother, Aurelia (Blythe Danner), is a bit strained.
		Sylvia teaches poetry at Smith College, and Ted lectures about poetry to admiring female undergraduates at the University of Massachusetts.
		Sylvia gives birth to two children, and as a substitute for her writer's block, she turns into Betty Crocker.
	www.3blackchicks.com /2003reviews/casssylvia.html (995 words)

	Sylvia Plath - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sylvia suffered from bouts of severe depression throughout her life.
		Sylvia Plath began keeping a diary at the age of 11 and kept journals until her suicide in February 1963.
		Paul Westerberg's song "Crackle and Drag" is about Sylvia Plath and the title was taken from her poem, "Edge", which was written the day before her suicide.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sylvia_Plath (2273 words)

	Sylvia's Farm
		Sylvia Jorrín is one of two women livestock farmers in the three hundred farms of the New York City Watershed.
		Faced with eighteen pregnant ewes and a ram determined to grind her into a stone wall, and equipped with neither practical nor theoretical knowledge of farming, Sylvia gradually learned to be a farmer, both taming the sheep and conquering the elements.
		Sylvia's Farm the Journal of an Improbable shepherd chosen to be
	www.sylviasfarm.com (234 words)

	Sylvia Gallart Picture Gallery
		Born in Lima, where she lived until she was seventeen years old, Sylvia Gallart stayed successively at Madrid, Paris and Caracas, before settling in Brussels.
		Lover of art since she was a kid, the artist has always aspired to creation and innovation, dedicating herself since 1996 to aquarelle and since1999 to the work with spatula.
		Even if in the oeuvre of Sylvia Gallart there is always some fragment corresponding with reality the essential of her attention is centred in the gestures and the chromatical harmony.
	www.geocities.com /sylviagallart (603 words)

	Sylvia Plath Homepage
		Sylvia's surface perfection was however underlain by grave personal discontinuities, some of which doubtless had their origin in the death of her father (he was a college professor and an expert on bees) when she was eight.
		After a period of recovery involving electroshock and psychotherapy Sylvia resumed her pursuit of academic and literary success, graduating from Smith summa cum laude in 1955 and winning a Fulbright scholarship to study at Cambridge, England.
		In this compelling autobiographical novel, a milestone in contemporary literature, Sylvia Plath chronicles her teenage years - her disappointments, anger, depression and eventual breakdown and treatment - with stunning wit and devastating honesty.
	www.sylviaplath.de (1017 words)

	cbs2.com - Sylvia Lopez (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		During her career at KCAL 9, Sylvia has covered some of the city's most compelling and memorable stories, including the LA Riots, the Northridge Earthquake, and the infamous North Hollywood Shootout.
		In addition, Sylvia has won numerous other journalism and civic awards, including the prestigious "Imagen" award from the National Coalition of Christians and Jews for a series of reports which she researched and produced on the critical issues facing Mexican Americans.
		Like her father before her, Sylvia graduated from the University of Southern California, and was attending USC football games before most kids her age could ride a bike.
	cbs2.com.cob-web.org:8888 /bios/local_bio_292125245.html (395 words)

	APOD: 2005 August 18 - Sylvia, Romulus and Remus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Explanation: Discovered in 1866, main belt asteroid 87 Sylvia lies 3.5 AU from the Sun, between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.
		The data show inner moon, Remus, orbiting Sylvia at a distance of about 710 kilometers once every 33 hours, while outer moon Romulus orbits at 1360 kilometers in 87.6 hours.
		The triple system is thought to be the not uncommon result of collisions producing low density, rubble pile asteroids that are loose aggregations of debris.
	antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov /apod/ap050818.html (202 words)

	Sylvia's
		She may be known as the ''Queen of Soul Food,'' but Sylvia Woods was the princess of woe when she first faced a stove.
		SYLVIA'S -- This 35-year-old Harlem soul-food institution, crowned "The Queen of Soul Food" by New York Magazine, serves dishes of traditional Southern cuisine and is New York's most acclaimed African-American dining establishment.
		Sylvia's head chef, her daughter, Bedalia Woods, honed her craft under the watchful eye of her mother and acquired the same flair for Southern cuisine that Sylvia made famous years earlier.
	www.foodlocker.com /sylvias.html (389 words)

	St. Sylvia - Catholic Online
		Sylvia was a native of the region of Sicily while St. Gordian, her husband, came from the vicinity of Rome.
		Sylvia therefore retired to a solitary and quasi-monastic life in a little abode near the Church of St. Sava on the Aventine.
		St. Sylvia is thought to have gone on to her heavenly reward between 592 and 594.
	www.catholic.org /saints/saint.php?saint_id=741 (560 words)

	Sylvia, Kansas - brought to you by LASR - Leisure And Sport Review
		In the 1870's, Sylvia was a sand mound about 300 yards around its base and was located on the Thompson ranch.
		The land on which Sylvia is located was deeded by the State of Kansas to the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railways Co. in 1884.
		The name Sylvia was given the city by A.A. Robinson, a vice president of the Santa Fe railroad in honor of his wife.
	www.lasr.net /pages/city.php?City_ID=KS0207017 (293 words)

	Sylvia Plath
		One graduate student investigated the metaphorical aspects of humor, positing that jokes are funny because of a shared social context between the speaker and the audience, and a willingness to "associate" or connect two disparate or incongruous concepts, a process that can be called transactional as well as metaphoric.
		AB: Argues that Sylvia Plath not only perceives the world as competing male and female languages, but attempts to write in the feminine.
		AB: Both Sylvia Plath and Doris Lessing use themes prevalent in Gothic horror tales--fear, madness, dissolution of personality, the dream journey, and the grotesque--but both writers make use of these themes in their own inimitable way.
	www.indiana.edu /~reading/ieo/bibs/sylplath.html (2024 words)

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