#Roy Agnello

[agnellolabs]

The Roy, Aileen, Ailbhe situation is so funny. Aileen was raising Roy's baby for YEARS, and Ailbhe never even told her that she slept with Roy BEFORE THE DIVORCE PAPERWORK EVEN WENT THROUGH. It's so funny, I don't think Aileen had even left Canada yet. Like Ailbhe definitely realized at some point that her ex-fwb, MUIREANN'S BIOLOGICAL FATHER was Aileen's ex-husband, and she didn't even mention it. Diabolical honestly.

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Sheep/Lamb Names | adallinda. aden. aerope. agnello. agnes. agnete. agnus. aiden. amala. amena. amisha. angus. april. ash. ashley. baa. baanie. baanny. barry. beau. bella. blanche. blanchette. buttercup. cailyn. catalina. catherine. cliff. clove. clover. colt. corey. daida. darlina. dollie. dolly. eanswith. farley. forest. galinda. haley. hamall. herd. herdier. herdiette. howard. howie. jack. jackie. jacob. janja. joane. june. juno. karianne. kate. kathleen. katie. katya. kerry. kill-sin. kori. kriasos. lacey. lady. lamb. lambchop. lambette. lambia. lamby. leanna. lenity. liliana. lloyd. lum. maggie. mary. max. may. mea. meadow. miel. mioara. miranda. neo. nessa. noel. oen. oenwen. owain. owen. pixie. puff. rachael. rachel. reed. rosamund. rowan. roy. sacrifette. shear. shearie. sheepette. shelley. shelly. shep. shepherd. skyldfri. summer. tahlia. trebopala. tulip. uainín. willow. wool. woolette. wooley. woolie. wooly. úna.

Pronouns | angel/angel. angelic/angelic. b/baa. ba/baa. baa/baa. bla/black. bright/bright. bro/brown. co/coat. cur/curl. doilie/doilie. doll/doll. fear/fear. fear/fearful. fearful/fearful. fl/fluff. fle/fleece. fleece/fleece. flo/flock. flock/flock. fluff/fluff. gra/grasses. grass/grasses. he/herd. her/herd. herd/herd. ho/hoove. hoof/hoof. hoove/hoove. innocent/innocence. innocent/innocent. ju/jump. la/lamb. lace/lace. lam/lamb. lamb/lamb. pure/pure. sacrifice/sacrifice. saint/saint. she/ar. she/ep. she/shear. she/sheep. sheep/sheep. sheer/sheer. shy/hym. shy/shy. soft/soft. timid/timid. virgin/virgin. whi/white. wo/wool. wool/wool.

SHEEP / LAMB NAMES ⌇　adallinda.　aden.　aerope.　agnello.　agnes.　agnete.　agnus.　aiden.　amala.　amena.　amisha.　angus.　april.　ash.　ashley.　baa.　baanie.　baanny.　barry.　beau.　bella.　blanche.　blanchette.　buttercup.　cailyn.　catalina.　catherine.　cliff.　clove.　clover.　colt.　corey.　daida.　darlina.　dollie.　dolly.　eanswith.　farley.　forest.　galinda.　haley.　hamall.　herd.　herdier.　herdiette.　howard.　howie.　jack.　jackie.　jacob.　janja.　joane.　june.　juno.　karianne.　kate.　kathleen.　katie.　katya.　kerry.　kill-sin.　kori.　kriasos.　lacey.　lady.　lamb.　lambchop.　lambette.　lambia.　lamby.　leanna.　lenity.　liliana.　lloyd.　lum.　maggie.　mary.　max.　may.　mea.　meadow.　miel.　mioara.　miranda.　neo.　nessa.　noel.　oen.　oenwen.　owain.　owen.　pixie.　puff.　rachael.　rachel.　reed.　rosamund.　rowan.　roy.　sacrifette.　shear.　shearie.　sheepette.　shelley.　shelly.　shep.　shepherd.　skyldfri.　summer.　tahlia.　trebopala.　tulip.　uainín.　willow.　wool.　woolette.　wooley.　woolie.　wooly.　úna.

PRONOUNS ⌇　angel/angel.　angelic/angelic.　b/baa.　ba/baa.　baa/baa.　bla/black.　bright/bright.　bro/brown.　co/coat.　cur/curl.　doilie/doilie.　doll/doll.　fear/fear.　fear/fearful.　fearful/fearful.　fl/fluff.　fle/fleece.　fleece/fleece.　flo/flock.　flock/flock.　fluff/fluff.　gra/grasses.　grass/grasses.　he/herd.　her/herd.　herd/herd.　ho/hoove.　hoof/hoof.　hoove/hoove.　innocent/innocence.　innocent/innocent.　ju/jump.　la/lamb.　lace/lace.　lam/lamb.　lamb/lamb.　pure/pure.　sacrifice/sacrifice.　saint/saint.　she/ar.　she/ep.　she/shear.　she/sheep.　sheep/sheep.　sheer/sheer.　shy/hym.　shy/shy.　soft/soft.　timid/timid.　virgin/virgin.　whi/white.　wo/wool.　wool/wool.

[almanach2023]

Aujourd'hui, lundi 13 mars, nous fêtons Saint Rodrigue.

SAINT DU JOUR

. Rodrigue . Du germanique hrod, "gloire", -rick, "roi", "puissant" . Saint-Rodrigue (+857) Prêtre espagnol à Cabra près de Cordoue, il est trahi par son frère musulman. En prison, il rencontre Salomon avec qui il est livré au martyre à Cordoue. . La fierté est naturelle aux Rodrigue, qui développent par ailleurs une grande vivacité physique et intellectuelle. Ils se montrent généralement très doués dans les domaines de la communication et aiment à voyager. En amour, ce sont de tendres infidèles. Nous fêtons également les : Agnel - Agnella - Agnelle - Agnello - Aniel - Eldrad - Helder - Heldrad - Helrad - Kania - Kennoc'ha - Pient - Rod - Rodrigo - Rodrigue Toutes les infos sur les Saints du jour https://tinyurl.com/wkzm328

FETE DU JOUR

Quels sont les fêtes à souhaiter aujourd'hui ? [ Bonne fête ] . Rodrigue Beaubois, joueur de basket-ball professionnel français évoluant aux postes de meneur et arrière. . Rodrigue Jean est un réalisateur canadien.

Ils nous ont quittés un 13 mars :

13 mars 2022 : William Hurt, acteur américain (20 mars 1950) 13 mars 2012 : Michel Duchaussoy, acteur français (29 novembre 1938) 13 mars 2010 : Jean Ferrat, né Jean Tenenbaum, parolier, musicien, compositeur et chanteur français(26 décembre 1930) 13 mars 1711 : Nicolas Boileau, poète et critique français (1er novembre 1636) 13 mars 1901 : Benjamin Harrison, 23e président des États-Unis (20 août 1833) 13 mars 2002 : Yvonne Dumont, femme politique française (3 septembre 1911)

Ils sont nés le 13 mars :

13 mars 1985 : Emile Hirsch, acteur américain 13 mars 1976 : Danny Masterson, acteur américain 13 mars 1967 : Pascal Elbé, acteur français 13 mars 1950 : William H. Macy, acteur, scénariste, producteur et réalisateur américain 13 mars 1946 : Yann Arthus-Bertrand, photographe, journaliste, reporter, homme d'affaires et militant écologiste français. 13 mars 1945 : Didier Decoin, écrivain 13 mars 1943 : André Téchniné, réalisateur

Toutes les naissances du jour https://tinyurl.com/msmk5e22

Fêtes, Célébrations, événements du jour Du 13 au 19 mars 2023 semaine nationale de la lutte contre le cancer

CITATION DU JOUR

Citation du jour : Les cadeaux sont des hameçons. Martial.

Citation du jour : La sagesse est l’arbre du bonheur dont les racines sont synonymes de contentement, le tronc de discernement, le feuillage de considération et le fruit de serviabilité. LAZREK Mohamed

Toutes les citations du jour https://tinyurl.com/payaj4pz

Petite histoire... digne d'un caramel...

P'tite #blague du #lundi Brèves de comptoir : Le sucre, c'est ce qui donne mauvais goût au café quand on en met pas dedans.

P'tite #blague du #lundi Un radin est en train de décoller le papier peint de son salon. Le voisin de palier s'étonne : Vous allez poser un nouveau papier ? Non ! On déménage !

Petit clin d'oeil sur le jardin : C'est peut-être le moment...

De bouturer les plantes vertes. De tailler les fuschias.

Nous sommes le 72ème jour de l'année il reste 293 jours avant le 31 décembre. Semaine 11.

Beau lundi à tous.

Source : https://www.almanach-jour.com/almanach/index.php

[oots-digitalmedia]

Queer Rep in Archive 81

Title: Archive 81

    Status: Ongoing

    Written and Produced by: Marc Sollinger and Dan Powell

    Cast: Daniel Powell, Marc Sollinger, Amelia Kidd, Genevieve Coe, Austin Mitchell, Brandon Lamar, Joseph Medina, Christopher Ferri, Jeff Strange, Alaska McFadden, Kevin Conway, John Maher, Robert Blythe, Sam Kogon, Sarah Aument, Eric Vilas-Boas, Carly Piersol, Lori-Felipe Barkin, John Maher, Francesca Calo, Alister Austin, Roy Koshy, Blanca Vivanos, Andrea Romano, Allison Behringer, David DelGrosso, Kristen O'Neal, Corinne Segal, Jamie Agnello, David Lumb, Jane Stiles O'Hara, Anson Mount, Lex Curry, Gordon Rothman, Kristen DiMercurio, Allison Moy Hayhurst, Katherine Powell, Nicole Wood, Alan Dronek, Ronald Thompson, Leigh Poulos, Knathan Mackenzie Roy, Peter Adams, Jack Calk, Tiana Comacho, Peter Musante, Leigh Poulos, Malcolm Barbee, Kristen DiMercurio, Jono Waldman, Jamie Agnello, Jack Calk, Neil Tyrone, Tristan Farmer, Ronald Thompson, Tiana Camacho, Nikka Papas, Ashley Thaxton, Heidi Stallings, Tom Staggs, Ariel Lauryn, Meghan Grover, Charlotte Moroz, Rowan Magee, Ashira Morris, Chris Baugh, Cecilia Lynn-Jacobs, David DelGrosso, Sandra Espinoza, Ronald Thompson

    Queer Creators: Unknown

    Accessibility: No content warnings, transcripts available on their Patreon for free here.

Summary: Archive 81 is a fiction podcast about horror, cities, and the subconscious. Start from “01 - A Body In A New Place”

Tags: queer main character, queer woman, lesbian,  queer man, wlw relationship

Check out our other queer podcast recommendations here.

Please feel free to offer suggestions and updates!

[askrigg21]

Long service: Boss Vito Ciaraolo

SOME restaurants are like people you’ve lost touch with. You know where they are, you like them but, somehow, you never get round to saying hello again. And so it was with us  and Vito’s on South Road, Walkey.

“We’re off there tonight,” says my wife in the greengrocers as she pays the bill. “Used to be Pepe’s, run by Pepe Scime,” I add, picking up the bags.

“And before that Roy’s Bistro,” says a woman behind us. “It had a chandelier in the hall.” Gosh, she’s got a good culinary memory. It was one of Sheffield’s earliest restaurants of note. In fact between them Roy, Pepe and Vito have forged some gastro history at this little restaurant at the corner with Industry Street.

Roy’s I never went to (although I did its successor, the Four Lanes at Hillsborough). Pepe’s was my introduction to Italian food, lively, boisterous, exciting, and, well, 100pc Pepe, until he sold up in 1993 to his chef and business partner, Vito Ciaraolo, in 1993. He’s been there 26 years, longer than both his predecessors put together. And it has gone decidedly upmarket.

“Minty,” says one of my friends, studying the menu before we go. With antipasti such as fried ravioli with with rocket and stracchino for £10.90 or main course lamb with prunes for fivepence shy of 20 quid it is easy to push the barca out here.

Lobster ravioli

If you want to create an impression order the beef, usually Fassone from Piedmont or Chianina from Tuscany. Fillet with gorgonzola is £25.95. A bigger splash? The specials board offers Chianina fillet at £90 for two.

You can tread more carefully. Cheaper dishes are available. They even do pizzas although these are classier than most, perhaps topped with ndjua (Calabrian salami paste) or black truffle – Vito makes regular appearances in The Star with his latest fungal acquisition.

He’s even appeared on the telly, as the menu reminds you. He was an extra in the first episode of Peaky Blinders. There’s a picture of him. Very mafiosi.

So Vito’s is going-on posh yet its owner hasn’t completely shaken off the old Sheffield-Italian image: ceiling and walls are still partly Artex and a whopper of a pepper mill is still produced at the table.

The specials board

There’s nothing Sheffield-Italian about the food. It’s authentic. One mouthful of Marie’s spaghetti carbonara (£7.20), done the proper way with guanciale, eggs and pecorino and absolutely no cream thank you very much took her back on holiday in Minori – springy pasta, creamy sauce.

Even something as simple as my Sicilian starter, grilled aubergine with marinated anchovies and olives (£9.95), shone brightly. The aubergine took on a meaty texture, the white anchovies were first class and so were the olives.

Just a few highlights: Craig’s agnello alle prugne, lamb with prunes, sounded as if the spicing had been recently unloaded off an Arab dhow,  ginger, saffron, cinnamon, garlic, almond, olive oil and honey.  The meat was ultra-tender, the flavour exquisite.

My main course lobster ravioli (£14.95) was heavenly, an eggy pasta surrounding a very generous filling with prawns which tasted really luxorious. Vito freely admits he buys these in directly from Italy. This prompted a round table discussion on the merits of doing so.

Aubergine and anchovies

Lamb with prunes

My wife’s merluzzo Fiorentina (£18.95), firm, tasty cod in a spinach, cream and almond sauce, also bore the hallmarks of this restaurant’s kitchen: accurate, precise, unfussy cooking, letting first class ingredients take centre stage. That’s always the intention but it’s not always the case, is it?

Vito, who reminds me it was 17 years since I was last there, writing a review, at the same time as his wife was giving birth to his daughter, operates the kitchen midweek and is front of house at weekends.

Originally the arrangement was to buy half the business and the rest over four years. The deal went belly up and he needed to find the money quickly. “Somehow we managed.”

He hadn’t intended to stay more than a couple of years. Now, aged 56 and originally from Potenza, he’s been there almost half his life. Business is good but “it’s gone down with Brexit. People don’t want to spend.”

But some obviously do otherwise that chianina wouldn’t have been on the specials board.

To sum up, the atmosphere was warm, the service expertly pleasant and the food was great. The kitchen didn’t put a foot wrong. The bill? Well, we splashed out that Saturday evening. You’ll have gathered we liked it.

And I bet you saw the headline coming halfway through this piece . . . Peaky’s Vito plays a blinder!

Vito’s is at 284 South Road, Walkley, Sheffield. Tel: 0114 233 3574. Web: http://www.vitos.org.uk

Peaky’s Vito plays a blinder! SOME restaurants are like people you've lost touch with. You know where they are, you like them but, somehow, you never get round to saying hello again.

[agnellolabs]

I'm thinking about this scene again because even though I love how this piece turned out (like put it in a college submission portfolio love it) I don't think I properly portrayed the scene. Like it looks like they're hugging here but Roy is physically holding her up. Marya's power's look very cool, but in context it's such a scary thing like!!!!!!!! Ahhhhh! I have a lot of feelings about this arc, I need to draw more of it...

ID: a drawing of two characters hugging. The first is a woman with dark skin and Black 4A hair. She is wearing a purple turtle neck and grey pants, her eyes are closed and her expression is neutral. There is a faint glow surrounding her, illustrated as dots, and curvy lines. The second character is a man with pail skin and brown 3A hair, he is embracing her while her arms rest lightly on his chest. His expression is sad, and he is wearing a dark red shirt. The background is galaxy print, with many stars and colours.

END ID

“Just come back to us Marya, I promise I’ll fix all of it.”

My oc’s Marya (left), and Roy (Right), they’re having a bad time 

[matwalerian]

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RECORDING ACADEMY ANNOUNCES LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD, TRUSTEES AWARD, AND TECHNICAL GRAMMY AWARD RECIPIENTS

    SANTA MONICA, CALIF. (JAN. 10, 2018) — The Recording Academy™ announced its Special Merit Awards recipients today, and this year's Lifetime Achievement Award honorees are Hal Blaine, Neil Diamond, Emmylou Harris, Louis Jordan, the Meters, Queen, and Tina Turner. Bill Graham, Seymour Stein, and John Williams are Trustees Award honorees; and Tony Agnello and Richard Factor are the Technical GRAMMY® Award recipients. A special award presentation ceremony and concert celebrating the honorees will be held in summer 2018. Additional details regarding the ceremony will be announced in the coming weeks.

       "This year's Special Merit Awards recipients are a prestigious group of diverse and influential creators who have crafted or contributed to some of the most distinctive recordings in music history," said Neil Portnow, President/CEO of the Recording Academy. "These exceptionally inspiring figures are being honored as legendary performers, creative architects, and technical visionaries. Their outstanding accomplishments and passion for their craft have created a timeless legacy."

        The Lifetime Achievement Award celebrates performers who have made outstanding contributions of artistic significance to the field of recording, while the Trustees Award honors such contributions in areas other than performance. The Recording Academy's National Board of Trustees determines the honorees of both awards. Technical GRAMMY Award recipients are voted on by the Academy's Producers & Engineers Wing® Advisory Council and Chapter Committees, and are ratified by the Academy's Trustees. The award is presented to individuals and companies who have made contributions of outstanding technical significance to the recording industry.

        ABOUT THE LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD HONOREES:

Starting his career in the 1950s, Hal Blaine is best known as the lead drummer and founder of the legendary Wrecking Crew. He has recorded with iconic artists such as Elvis Presley, the Beach Boys, Frank Sinatra, and many more. He lent his artistry to Phil Spector's "Wall of Sound" productions, creating one of rock and roll's most recognizable beats. However, Blaine's talent does not stop at the conventional drum kit. Some of his best-known songs include him drumming on Sparkletts water jugs for the Beach Boys' "Caroline, No" and dragging tire chains across a concrete floor for Simon & Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water." During his impressive career, Blaine has worked on nearly 6,000 tracks; of those, 350 have been Top 10 hits, and 40 have been No. 1s (including fellow honoree Neil Diamond's "Song Sung Blue"), and worked on six consecutive Record Of The Year GRAMMY-winning tracks between 1965 and 1970.

      Throughout an illustrious and wide-ranging musical career, Neil Diamond has sold more than 130 million albums worldwide and has dominated the charts for more than five decades with 38 Top 40 singles and 16 Top 10 albums. Before becoming one of the most noted and successful recording artists in the world, Diamond's early recognition came as a songwriter. His recorded songs have become a part of the fabric of America's songbook with a wide range of international hits that include "Solitary Man," "Cherry, Cherry," "Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon," "I'm A Believer," "Red Red Wine," "Holly Holy," "Thank The Lord For The Night Time," "Sweet Caroline," "Kentucky Woman," "Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show," "Cracklin' Rosie," "I Am…I Said," "Song Sung Blue," "You Don't Bring Me Flowers"  (with Barbra Streisand), "September Morn," and "Heartlight,"  among many others. Diamond has won a GRAMMY Award, a Golden Globe Award, the Sammy Cahn Lifetime Achievement Award, and a Kennedy Center Honor, and has been inducted into both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriter's Hall Of Fame. In 2009, he was honored as MusiCares® Person Of The Year.

       Emmylou Harris' career has been evolving since the 1970s, encompassing pop, folk, country, and now, alternative. She has recorded with myriad artists such as Gram Parsons, Beck, Elvis Costello, Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Roy Orbison, to name a few, as well as with Linda Ronstadt and Dolly Parton as part of supergroup Trio. Harris' distinctive voice has allowed her to cross musical boundaries and made her one of the most influential and admired women in contemporary country music. Few in pop or country music have achieved such honesty or revealed such maturity in their writing. Forty years into her career, Harris, a 13-time GRAMMY winner, keeps proving that she never stops looking ahead.

       Louis Jordan* enjoyed his greatest popularity from the late 1930s to the early 1950s as the King of the Jukebox. The American musician, songwriter, and bandleader helped pioneer the sound of rock and was dubbed by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as the Father of Rhythm & Blues and the Grandfather of Rock and Roll. Jordan's talent, combined with his comedic flair, helped him shatter race barriers, achieving popularity with both black and white audiences. Throughout his lifetime, he was able to duet with some of the biggest artists of his day, including Bing Crosby, Ella Fitzgerald, and Louis Armstrong.

        The Meters—Joseph "Zigaboo" Modeliste, Art Neville, Cyril Neville, Leo Nocentelli, and George Porter Jr.—are considered by many to be the founding fathers of funk and, for more than 50 years, they have grooved their way around the globe. They have toured and performed with such artists as the Rolling Stones, Dr. John, Robert Palmer, Labelle, Earl King, Allen Toussaint, and Lee Dorsey. Their trademark sound of syncopated layered percussion intertwined with gritty grooves on guitar, bass, and organ, blends funk, blues, and dance grooves with a New Orleans vibe that is regarded as one of the most influential in music history. The Meters' unique place as a touchstone for countless artists across many genres and as one of the most sampled groups in all of hip-hop and pop music, have kept them relevant to contemporary audiences in a way that few groups can claim.

       Tina Turner

         In a career spanning more than 40 years, Queen has amassed a staggering list of sales, awards, and hall of fame inductions that is second to none. Their impressive string of No. 1 albums and top-charting singles continue to put Queen in the Top 10 of all-time iTunes sales. The band has received multiple Ivor Novello Awards, an MTV Global Icon Award, and two recordings enshrined in the GRAMMY Hall Of Fame®—"Bohemeian Rhapsody" and "We Will Rock You"/"We Are The Champions," which also remain popular songs at sports events and arenas around the world. Recently, Queen became the first artist ever to sell more than 6 million copies of an album in the U.K. with their Greatest Hits album. Even with the tragic loss of their uniquely talented frontman Freddie Mercury*, Queen remain one of the most revered bands in rock and pop history, able to claim one of the most enduring song catalogs of all time. With their sterling song craft, virtuoso musicality, and colossal spectacle of their live performances, Queen—John Deacon, Brian May, Mercury, and Roger Taylor—captured hearts and conquered charts like no other band in history, a legacy that continues to live through the ongoing work and concert performances fronted by May and Taylor, presently joined for concert performances by the extraordinary American vocalist Adam Lambert.

      Tina Turner has been the Queen of Rock and Roll since she started her musical career in the 1950s. She is well-known for her extravagant live performances and impressive raw voice. Globally, her concert ticket sales have broken records for every tour. Turner's albums have all consistently charted on the Billboard 200 and have sold more than 50 million copies worldwide. Her grandeur has been admired by many other prominent figures, including Beyoncé, Eric Clapton, Mick Jagger, Rod Stewart, and David Bowie. Her determination and sheer talent has crystallized her as a household name around the globe.

        ABOUT THE TRUSTEES AWARD HONOREES:

At the Fillmore Auditorium, Fillmore West, Winterland, and Fillmore East, Bill Graham* created the modern rock concert. He discovered and managed artists such as Santana, and organized national tours for Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, and George Harrison. Having arrived in America as a 10-year-old Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany with not much more than the clothes on his back, Graham raised millions of dollars for charitable causes by staging Live Aid as well as many other benefit tours.

      Seymour Stein's cutting-edge consciousness for the next wave in music can be traced all the way back to the late 1960s, when he began his career at Billboard magazine at the age of 15. Having founded Sire Records with producer Richard Gottehrer in 1966, Stein's eccentric taste in music combined with his knack for predicting what the next big thing in music will be, has continuously proven to be prosperous. His talent has earned him the title of Vice President of Warner Bros. Records along with being co-founder of Sire Records, a sub-division of Warner Music Group, and inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Some of Stein's most notable discoveries include Ramones, the Pretenders, Talking Heads, k.d. Lang, Barenaked Ladies, Echo & the Bunnymen, the Cult, the Cure, Tom Tom Club, Spacehog, Primal Scream, Seal, Madness, Madonna, Depeche Mode, the Smiths, Ice-T, and the Undertones.

       John Williams is one of the most prolific and celebrated film composers of all time. He has won 23 GRAMMY Awards spanning the last 50 years, with various honors for composing/scoring, performance, and arranging. In addition to his GRAMMY Awards, Williams has won five Academy Awards, four Golden Globes, seven British Academy Film Awards, and four Emmys. His 1977 soundtrack to Star Wars was an Album Of The Year nominee and was inducted into the GRAMMY Hall Of Fame in 2007. Some of Williams' most notable scores include Jaws, the Star Wars series, Superman: The Movie, the Indiana Jones series, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Home Alone, Hook, Jurassic Park, Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan, the first three Harry Potter films, Catch Me If You Can, Memoirs of a Geisha, War Horse, and Lincoln.

         ABOUT THE TECHNICAL GRAMMY AWARD HONOREE:

Tony Agnello and Richard Factor, through their company Eventide, have influenced the way we make records for nearly 50 years, inventing and producing a wide variety of original audio effects devices, creating the first rack-mounted special effect processors for studio use, and making sophisticated studio processors available to musicians. Founded in 1971 in the basement of Sound Exchange studio on West 54th St. in New York City, Eventide invented the first tape machine autolocator for the Ampex MM1000 multitrack recorder, allowing the operator to precisely and automatically rewind the tape to a specific location at the press of a button—a feature soon standard equipment on every professional machine. Since then, they've created  myriad products that have forever changed the recording industry, including the landmark H910 Harmonizer® effects processor, whose underlying technology forms the basis of all pitch-shifting and pitch-correction devices today. It allowed the use of delay and pitch effects separately and in combination, impacting the sound of records such as David Bowie's Low, Kraftwerk's Computer World, AC/DC's Back In Black, and Parliament-Funkadelic's "Aqua Boogie."       

  *Denotes posthumous award honoree.   

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The reason Aileen and Roy work for a while and then stop working so hard is because at first Roy kind of saw Aileen as this very stable, responsible, perfect choice, and at first Aileen kind of sees Roy as this exciting, romantic, very fairytale kind of love, and obviously these ideas come crashing down, because Roy is very far from a knight in shining armour, and even though Aileen is very responsible it is in a "superhero team leader" way, not a "settling down" way. So things start falling apart early and then slowly unravel, but still with their sweet moments that make them keep holding on. And what would they do without eachother, and what they're going to split up they work together. And then during "world's collide" their ideas of eachother come crashing down around them, and there's nothing left for Aileen to do but leave.

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The SECOND Marya has merch Roy has like 12 t-shirts of her. This is the only cool thing Roy has ever done.

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Thinking about murging Slam and Arc into Edify, mostly because I can't stop thinking about Roy and Layla meeting. It would be like the scene where Peter B meets other MJ except they're both Peter B

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God and Ailbhe still sleeps with him after this too... like, they're both so much

Roy crashing the car he's had since he was 16 because he was trying to impress a girl he wasn't even serious about is the most Roy move of all time

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Allen knows a lot about his kids, it's just useless information. He could not tell you say, Roger's age, but he could tell you the exact hour Roger caught his first fish.

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While initially introducing everyone to Marya, Madge accidentally insinuated Roger and Roy were the same person, which is easy to believe because they are identical twins. Because of this Marya spent several months believing they were one guy, with two vastly different moods, who was definetly married, and also maybe flirting with her

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Whenever Roy implies, or flat out states he never loved Aileen he's lying btw

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Terri O'connor, 17 years old: I'm going to throw myself into the ocean

Roy Agnello, 16 years old: Alberta is landlocked Current

Terri O'connor: FUCK