Real name: Rick Genest
Via: COACD
March 25, 2011
Zombie Boy for Ford Homme
March 25, 2011
Event: Scion Installation Tour
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 26, 2011 | 7-10pm
Eastern District
43 Bogart St.
Brooklyn, NY 11206
Work from: Franki Chan, David Choe, Cheryl Dunn, Gluekit, Matt Goldman, Cody Hudson & Jared Eberhardt, The London Police, Mackie Osborne, Souther Salazar, and SSUR©
Let’s not forget, OPEN BAR.
March 25, 2011
WTF!? News: Weed-Smoking Bear Feeder Gets Mauled
There are certain jobs you can get high in the morning for: barista, cashier, data entry clerk, street promoter, and Snoop Dogg’s assistant. Animal feeder? Especially feeding bears?? Um no. Maybe if we were to feed pigeons or parrots. You would think that if he was high, wouldn’t he want to eat the animals? I mean when the munchies kick in you’re willing to eat anything in sight. Trust me, I had a friend eat out of trash can for some chicken wings (real negro shit).
KALISPELL, Mont. — The Montana Supreme Court has upheld a Workers’ Compensation Court ruling that about $65,000 in medical bills incurred by a man who was mauled while feeding the bears at a tourist attraction should be covered by workers’ compensation, despite the fact the man had smoked marijuana on the day of the attack.
The court filed its opinion Tuesday, the Daily Inter Lake reported.
Brock Hopkins filed a claim with the Uninsured Employers’ Fund in December 2007, saying he suffered injuries to his legs and buttocks when he was mauled by a bear at Great Bear Adventures near Glacier National Park on Nov. 2, 2007. Hopkins was treated for his injuries at a Kalispell hospital.
The UEF denied Hopkins’ claim because Hopkins had smoked marijuana before entering a bear enclosure. The fund also argued that Hopkins was acting outside the scope of his duties.
Park owner Russell Kilpatrick, who did not have workers’ compensation coverage, argued that Hopkins was a volunteer who Kilpatrick occasionally gave cash to “out of his heart.” Hopkins fed the bears that day after Kilpatrick told him not to because he was tapering their food as they prepared for hibernation, Kilpatrick said.
The Workers’ Compensation Court ruled last June that Hopkins was an employee and noted that while his “use of marijuana to kick off a day of working around grizzly bears was ill-advised to say the least and mind-bogglingly stupid to say the most,” there was no evidence presented regarding Hopkins’ level of impairment.
The WCC found that grizzlies are “equal opportunity maulers” without regard to marijuana consumption.
UEF attorney Joseph Nevin told The Associated Press Thursday that the case is finished and the agency would end up paying an estimated $35,000 in discounted medical bills on behalf of Hopkins. Kilpatrick paid a small penalty for failing to carry workers’ compensation insurance, Nevin said.
A phone listing for Kilpatrick in Coram has been disconnected and there is no phone listing for Great Bear Adventures.
March 25, 2011
Event: Onassis x Refinary29 Present Gents Night Out
Onassis Concept Store
71 Greene St. NYC
April 7, 2011 – 6-9pm
RSVP
March 25, 2011
Rob Evans: The Modeling Boxer
Its a cool little bit about Rob Evans. You may recognize him in the new CK One ads poppin’-n-lockin’.
The Uninhibited 