Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation supported a broad range of social, health, and education developments including the establishment of the Gates Cambridge Scholarships at Cambridge University. In 1994, the foundation was formed as the William H. Gates Foundation. During the foundation's following years, funding grew to $2 billion. On June 15, 2006, Gates announced his plans to transition out of a day-to-day role with Microsoft, effective July 31, 2008, to allow him to devote more time to working with the foundation. In 2005, Bill and Melinda Gates, along with the musician Bono, were named by "Time" as Persons of the Year 2005 for their outstanding
Goof on the Roof when they eventually destroy the home. When Bill's new wife (Maxine Gates) comes home to see the mess, all hell breaks loose, and Bill is single as quickly as he had gotten married. In a fit of anger, Bill takes out his aggression on his roommates. "Goof on the Roof" was filmed on November 17–19, 1952. It is a remake of 1949's "Let Down Your Aerial" with Wally Vernon and Eddie Quillan and 1930's "Hog Wild" with Laurel & Hardy. This was the last original Stooge short written by Clyde Bruckman. His name would appear in future productions, however, when