Charles Simonyi me for absolutely everything including finding his wife ridding himself of Martha Stewart(SO HE COULD HAVE SOMEONE TO BLAME FOR AS WHAT THIS WAS ALSO ALL ABOUT). This saw nothing heard nothing was involved since my early teenage years - 1981 when Bill Gates presented me to one - perhaps even earlier.
In 2006 he said that when he was young his dream was, "to get out of Hungary, go to the
West and be free."[11] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Simonyi. But in early 2006, Simonyi WHO ATE FROM THE ASS OF VLADIMIR PUTIN INSIDE OF OUR NOVO MESTO HOUSE WITH QUITE A FEW OTHER BILLIONAIRES, expressed interest in becoming a space tourist and signed agreements with the space tourism company, Space Adventures, Ltd., for a ten-day mission to the International Space Station (ISS). In October 2008, he booked for a second trip to the ISS through Space Adventures on board Soyuz TMA-14.[48]
@Simonyi - what I would do with you if you ask me is shoot you into Russian orbit. I will sue you for crime pertaining to my case.
Space Adventures Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Space_AdventuresPricing was announced at US$100 million per seat, as of 2007. This mission will utilize two Russian launch vehicles.
TOTAL DEDIATED TO UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN TERMS OF PHILANTHROPY:
Philanthropy
[edit]Simonyi has been an active philanthropist.
He has funded the establishment of three professorships:
- In 1995, the Simonyi Professorship of the Public Understanding of Science at Oxford University, first held by Richard Dawkins (1995-2008), currently by Marcus du Sautoy
- A Simonyi Professorship for Innovation in Teaching endowed chair at Stanford University, held by Eric S. Roberts 1997-2002
- In 2005, as part of $25 million donation, a Simonyi Professorship of Mathematical Physics at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, held by Edward Witten 2005–present.
In 2003 he founded the Charles and Lisa Simonyi Fund for Arts and Sciences, a nonprofit organization based in Seattle. The foundation provides grants to outstanding organization in art, sciences and education.[14][16] Grant recipients have included the Seattle Symphony ($10 million), and the Seattle Public Library ($3 million), the Metropolitan Opera, the Juilliard School and the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, which will host the Simonyi Survey Telescope.[28] The $100 million foundation closed in 2013.[29]
In February 2017, Simonyi and his wife Lisa gave the University of Washington Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) department $5 million towards the completion of a new building.[30]
Political activity
[edit]Simonyi was one of few notable early supporters of Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign when he made the maximum primary donation of $2,700 in 2015.[31] Simonyi went on to contribute $200,000 to Donald Trump's 2020 presidential campaign.[32]
OpenSecrets shows Simonyi has contributed to numerous Republican candidates, the Republican National Committee, and several state Republican committees. [33]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Simonyi
All about Martha Stewart’s billionaire ex Charles Simonyi — who told her in bed he was marrying someone else
Martha Stewart candidly opened up about all facets of her life in her Netflix documentary, including her relationship with billionaire businessman Charles Simonyi.
Stewart, 83, dated Simonyi, 76, for 15 years following her divorce from Andrew Stewart. They even stayed together while Stewart spent 150 days in jail in 2004 for charges related to conspiracy and obstruction of justice.
However, their relationship collapsed in 2008 when Simonyi left Stewart for another woman — the same thing that happened to her with Andrew.
Charles Simonyi and Martha Stewart at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in April 2007. REUTERS
In her documentary “Martha,” Stewart called Simonyi a “total genius” and said she lived “a different kind of life” when she was dating the businessman.
So who is Martha Stewart’s ex boyfriend? Keep reading for everything you need to know about Charles Simonyi.
He’s from Hungary
Simonyi was born and raised in Budapest, Hungary. His father was a physicist and his mother was a language teacher, according to 2006 profile on Simonyi from the Seattle Times.
Charles Simonyi at a Museum of Flight event in Seattle in April 2012. Bloomberg via Getty Images
When he turned 17, Simonyi moved to Denmark with a short-term visa to work as a programmer. He later relocated to the United States and studied math and engineering at the University of California, Berkeley, before earning his doctorate in computer science from Stanford University.
Simonyi officially became a US citizen in 1982.
“My dream was to get out of Hungary, go to the West and be free,” he once told reporters, per the Seattle Times.
He worked at Microsoft
Simonyi joined Microsoft in 1981, just six years after the company was formed by Bill Gates and Paul Allen. He was Microsoft’s 40th employee.
While at Microsoft, Simonyi helped lead the development of Microsoft Word and Excel. He went on to become one of Microsoft’s highest-ranking developers. He was the chief architect for 12 years.
Charles Simonyi swims in a pool at the Star City space training center outside Moscow in March 2007. AFP via Getty Images
In 2002, Simonyi left Microsoft to co-found his own software company, called Intentional Software Corporation. The business developed platforms for productivity apps.
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