George J Marik

The poster celebrates the Phoenix Bird as it dies and is reborn from the ashes, very similar to the generations of designers. One set goes out and then another comes in all further paving the road than those before him. That is the reasoning for the copy "To those who came before: thank you. To those who will come after: good luck." Now go VOTE.

For more than 40 years, George J. Simchuk has held a wide range of engineering, managerial, and executive roles in the United States mining industry and abroad. From January 2005 through September 2006, George J. Simchuk served as General Manager for Glamis Gold Ltd. at the El Sauzal Mine in Mexico, where he helped to effect a massive turnaround in the mine’s efficiency and profitability.

George J. Simchuk - Listal proGeorge Simchuk earned his Bachelor's degree in Mining Engineering from Washington State University. file

Way before this building provided travelers with hostel accommodations, undergrads with student housing, or the el blocking the view on Wabash Avenue, the former George F. Kimball (no relation to the piano king) Building warehoused sheets of plate glass, carpets, furniture, and printing presses.

Salva Kiir signed the new constitution while wearing a cowboy hat given to him by George W. Bush.

JFK2 - The sequel to Oliver Stone's JFK, you won't see in the cinema. A thoroughly documented criminal indictment establishing beyond a reasonable doubt the guilt of George H.W. Bush as a supervisor in the conspiracy to assassinate John Kennedy. The evidence relies primarily on government documents and public records. The center piece of the evidence is a memo entitled "Assassination of President John F. Kennedy", signed by J Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI, 5 days after the assassination, which names Bush as a supervisor of CIA-trained assassins. Another FBI memo establishes Bush's presence in the Dallas area at the time of the assassination. These memos are corroborated extensively with details from Bush's own official history of his life (also known as JFK 2 Part 1).

Michael J. Fox, suffering from advancing Parkinson's disease, gives his opinion on President George W. Bush's veto of a recent bill approved by congress to expand federal funding for stem cell research.