Launched in Seattle by a pizza maker and a woodworker, FM uses your Twitter followers' profile pics to create hypnotic mosaics of your own pic, which you can e-share, or stamp on customized t-shirts, hoodies, coffee mugs, etc. Note: it takes 2,000 followers to render a fully detailed mosaic without duplicates, so until you become more popular, you'll owe your looks to @mom and @dad.

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A half-dozen of the city's finest street food purveyors are gathering for this one-day parking lot feast, including Maximus Minimus (pork sandwiches with eponymous sweet or spicy sauces), Skillet (bistro-style grub via its iconic Airstream), Marination Mobile (Korean/Hawaiian numbers like SPAM sliders with signature slaw), and Parfait, who, through handmade ice creams like Dagoba Chocolate, will ensure your diet matters not.

Follow @mobilechowdown on Twitter for updates on the event or to win prizes in their daily trivia contest

The niche Seattle outfit's just dropped its fall collection of metal-inspired tees, tanks, and sweatshirts, depicting loveliness like a cartoon severed mouse head gushing blood, a goat's face emblazoned with a bloody cross, and a possessed, topless Nastassja Kinski from To The Devil A Daughter, released in 1976, well before her career reached Terminal Velocity.

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After selling out its SIFF premiere, this tragic documentary about how the Sonics were stolen/sold/forced out has added an encore screening ahead of its online release later this month. Featuring loads of Seattle hip-hop, the doc boasts 39 exclusive interviews, from George Karl and Gary Payton to Kevin Calabro and Slade Gorton; word is even Steve Scheffler wanted in, but Xavier McDaniel told him not to come yet.

Space is hyper-limited, so hit up BrownPaperTickets quick, and plan to drown your sorrows during the encore after-party at Gordon-Biersch. Also, check o