True's just stocked its online store with a smattering of ironical pop-tees from this local brand (West Side Market, if Sajak wasn't such a jerk about vowels). Subjects range from Wesley Snipes deities to Enter the Dragon meets BMX, but the standout's "Psycho", in which a grainy Mike Tyson brandishes a kitchen knife, as it'd be rude to eat Lennox Lewis's children without first cutting them into easily chewable pieces.

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The SF-based website that plots free WiFi spots and aggregates user reviews of signal strength, outlet availability, and food, has just gone mobile. Punch in your number online and you'll get a text linking you to the app; download it, and quit stumbling around with your laptop, looking for a place that has WiFi so you can find a place that has WiFi.

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This 30-seat ramen shop sports 2- and 4-tops, a polished-wood bar overlooking the open kitchen, and a solid selection of Japanese beer/wine/sake. Appes run from gyoza to tori kara-aga (lightly-fried chicken), with mains the likes of donburis, curries, pork/bamboo/onion/miso ramens, and pan-fried yakisoba with "Japanese Worcestershire" -- beefing up your condiment arsenal with another sauce that you can't spell.

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The self-proclaimed best place to find rare New Era online has released a fitted A's cap with a silver-embroidered, black-backgrounded "Stomper" the elephant, plus a flossy metallic silver bill. Production's limited to 30, in honor of the number of elephants actually still living in the wild.

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