@looking_for_pmf @speedbumpws So in absence of a co-founders’ agreement, what is the equity structure of your company? Did u incorporate yet? Or is it still a startup?
@drpezeshkian حق هر کس یا هر کی که به شما رای داده. بعد از ۵۷ سال اولین زن هیات مدیره سازمان بورس دکترای حقوق خانواده و جزا. چقدر عالی. این حتما انصاف است.
@drpezeshkian الان شما که آدمهایی را دارین ازشان در کابینه خود استفاده میکنید که به قول خودتان دنبال financial growth هستند ولی personal financial growth. اینها دوستانی بودند که در کابینه های قبل هیچ کاری برای توسعه اقتصادی کشور نکرده و فقط فکر جیبهای خود بودند.
“So, there I was, age 44. I was still dunking french fries at Brasserie Les Halles, which I thought was a pretty good gig at the time.
But, there was this little free paper they gave out on corners in a little box called The New York Press. I thought, I’m going to write something that will entertain other cooks, maybe I’ll get a hundred bucks, and my fry cook will find this funny. So, I wrote that first piece, that first version of [Kitchen Confidential] with the intention of being published by the New York Press and making 100 bucks, and being a hero to a few fry cooks in New York.
I wrote it and I sent it to The New York Press… So, every week I’d run to the corner. ‘Oh, I’m gonna be in the free paper!’ and I wasn’t in there. And, in a moment of frustration and possible inebriation, I mentioned this to my mom who said, ‘Well, you should send it to The New Yorker. I know somebody there. They’ll read it.’ And I’m thinking, what is the statistical likelihood ever, even if you’re represented? There’s no chance. Ever.
Out of alcohol-fueled hubris and on the insistence of my mom, I stuffed a copy, a print of this thing I’d written into an envelope and sent it off to The New Yorker, and thought that’s the last I will ever hear of this. Then, a month and a half later, the kitchen phone rings, and it’s David Remnick, the publisher from The New Yorker saying we’d like to run this piece.
And when it ran, it transformed my life within two days... Everything changed. Everything. From that point on.”
–Anthony Bourdain
Photo: Anthony Bourdain outside of Les Halles in New York City, early 2000s
Quote: The New Yorker Festival, 2017
#AnthonyBourdain #SundayFunday #SundayMotivation #sundayvibes #MotherDay #HappyMothersDay
Maryam Mirzakhani would turn 47 today. In 2014, she became the first woman to be awarded the Fields Medal for her groundbreaking discoveries in the dynamics and geometry of Riemann surfaces. She made significant contributions to the field of mathematics, particularly in the area of hyperbolic geometry and the study of geometric structures on surfaces.
Sadly, Maryam passed away in 2017 at the age of 40 due to complications from breast cancer. Her untimely death was a significant loss to the mathematical community.
📷 Mott Carter/Clay Mathematics Institute
@JustinTrudeau You should be held accountable for allowing these officials responsible for violation of human rights into Canada. Defend the rights of the Iranian people! So many of those who are part of the Iranian regime now either reside in Canda or are Canadian citizens. Shame!