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New glow in the dark Blade Runner 2049 t-shirts at Last Exit to Nowhere

One design, three different styles. (My out of print glow in the dark Blade Runner tee is still comically bright after many many washes.)

New Superman-inspired t-shirt at Last Exit to Nowhere

Daily Planet.

New Star Trek and No Time to Die t-shirts at Last Exit to Nowhere

United Federation of Planets and Nanobots aren't just for Christmas.

New designs at Last Exit to Nowhere, including a provocative one inspired by "Die Hard"

Latest designs inspired by Oblivion, Inception, and this Die Hard deep cut.

A bunch of new tees and hoodies at Last Exit to Nowhere

Including one celebrating the Japaneses promotion for "The Thing" and a Con-Am 27 hoodie (one of my favorite designs).

New t-shirt at Last Exit to Nowhere for "Edge of Tomorrow"

United Defense Force, for a world worth saving.

Last Exit to Nowhere's new t-shirt is a tribute to Jeff Goldblum, with proceeds going to charity

On sale:

In 2004, Pittsburgh City Council officially proclaimed July 13th to be “Jeff Goldblum Day,”. This year we're continuing celebrations with this Jeff Goldblum Day T-shirt, with profits going to Oceana.org - a charity supported by Jeff. 

New tee at Last Exit to Nowhere based on Alex Garland's "Devs"

There's also a new Citizen Kane t-shirt.

Win a Hellboy crew tee

Last Exit to Nowhere is giving one away.

Last Exit to Nowhere's April Fool's tee is inspired by Blade Runner

NEW T-shirt added to the range today. Inspired by the T-shirt worn by Harrison Ford in the film, Blade Runner 2049.

Available here for a limited time only > https://t.co/9thSztRhe4https://t.co/Q3wHwOU6rb#BladeRunner #BladeRunner2049 pic.twitter.com/UfgQ9GB4z0

— Last Exit To Nowhere (@LASTEXITshirts) April 1, 2018

(They do have a new Star Wars tee, and a new Soylent Green tee.)

Nakatomi Corp. Christmas '88 sweatshirt available for preorder

New Die Hard-inspired top available at Last Exit to Nowhere. There's a new It-inspired shirt, too.

Great Northern Hotel tee by Last Exit to Nowhere

RT and follow us for the chance to WIN this #TwinPeaks inspired T-shirt before we release it next week. Comments welcome too. pic.twitter.com/AtskyjU3fx

— Last Exit To Nowhere (@LASTEXITshirts) October 20, 2017

New Interstellar tees at Last Exit to Nowhere

Endurance Space Exploration.

Relatedly:

My wife, a genius, saw INTERSTELLAR for the first time and immediately noticed this. I've seen it 5 times and DOYYYY pic.twitter.com/2n8EisUSIl

— Jordan Hoffman (@jhoffman) August 19, 2017

Link roundup

1. "This odd series of events eventually touched off an extraordinary feat of forensic detective work by a group of athletes who were convinced that Miller had committed what they consider the triathlon’s worst possible transgression. They believed she had deliberately cut the course and then lied about it."

Dissatisfied with the response of race officials, they methodically gathered evidence from the minutiae of her record: official race photographs, timing data, photographs from spectators along the routes, the accounts of other competitors and volunteers who saw, or did not see, Miller at various points.

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Emotions here are still so raw on the subject of Miller that many people interviewed — other athletes, race volunteers and spectators, social acquaintances — declined to allow their names to be used in this article. Some said they were afraid of running into Miller in town; others said that Miller had responded to criticism so aggressively that they were leery of being bad-mouthed or even sued if they raised questions about her conduct. Even people who feel sympathetic toward her said they did not want to be seen speaking publicly about a subject so fraught.

2. "West Hollywood agreed to pay $500,000 to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit against the city and Councilman John Duran":

The suit was brought on behalf of Ian Owens, whom Duran hired as his deputy after meeting him on Grindr

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[Duran] conceded in an interview that had the lawsuit against him and the city gone to trial, West Hollywood's "unique culture" might not have translated well with many members of a jury outside of the city.

3. "How do those [baseball] uniforms get so clean?"

“You can find some type of powder, like an Oxyclean that comes in powder. Put it in the washer overnight, let it sit in hot water, start it up the next morning and rewash them”

4. NYT:

Kuei, 48, a stay-at-home mother from San Jose, Calif., hunkered down at her computer and began poring over highlight videos featuring Charlotte Hornets guard Jeremy Lin, her favorite N.B.A. player. She fumbled around on Final Cut Pro, a video-editing program, splicing together the specific clips she had sought. She did this for six straight nights, three hours each night.

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To Kuei’s surprise, the video soon attracted close to a million views, capturing the attention of basketball fans around the world and the eye of the league.

Link roundup

1. "Utah Teen Hurt in Brussels Explosion Also Survived Boston Marathon Bombings; Was in France During Paris Attacks"

Mason Wells, 19, of Utah was 20 months into his Mormon missionary trip in France and Belgium during the attacks.

2. "Mirrored headboard turns into 'big magnifying glass,' burns Fresno home's carport to crisp"

3. "Downtown LA's Broad Museum to begin charging admission to some exhibits"

"It did strike me as weird to some degree because we all know that the Broad has made it a real point of pride that they’re offering free admission to the L.A. community and beyond," said Jori Finkel, arts writer for the New York Times.

...

Built on government-owned land

4. "Dozens of Vancouver-area real estate firms are failing to comply with federal anti-money-laundering laws that require them to identify who their clients are and where their money comes from"

It decided to step up scrutiny over worries that money primarily from China is being laundered through Vancouver real estate.

Link roundup

1. "Why 49ers' 1991 helmet redesign was a historic failure"

Wright died in 2013, but his daughter, Beverly Wright Woo, spoke with Uni Watch shortly after his death and said he didn't mind the fans' response to his design. "He was disappointed, sure, but he had a good sense of humor about it all," she said. "He didn't take it personally, because he just gave the 49ers what they had asked for."

2. "The Rutherford County-made .50-caliber Barrett sniper rifle" is now the official rifle of Tennessee.

3. "Juliette, a white pony adorned with a fake horn, was posing with kids during a children's photo shoot in Madera Ranchos, California, near Fresno. She escaped"

Link roundup

1. "Ink color, to [Sovereign Citizens], is crucial. They believe that black or blue ink signifies corporations; red ink signifies flesh and blood people."

They think red ink fingerprints are the highest form of ID. Some even file legal documents with their fingerprints stamped in blood.

2. Fake Rothko trial.

3. "Everyone Hates Martin Shkreli. Everyone Is Missing the Point"

Most of our Presidential candidates claim to disdain Washington politicians, but, on Thursday, Shkreli put that disdain into practice—and helped illustrate, to anyone paying attention, why it is so richly deserved. He is candid even when candor doesn’t pay. (Can there be any doubt that Hillary Clinton, after her own recent appearance before Gowdy and some of his colleagues, would have loved to send a tweet like Shkreli’s?) Last fall, Trump said that Shkreli “looks like a spoiled brat”; in fact, he is the son of a doorman, born to parents who emigrated from Albania. Look at him now! True, he has those indictments to worry about. But he is also a self-made celebrity, thanks to a business plan that makes it harder for us to ignore the incoherence and inefficiency of our medical industry. He rolls his eyes at members of Congress, he carries on thoughtful conversations with random Internet commenters, and, unlike most of our public figures, he may never learn the arts of pandering and grovelling.

Link roundup

1. "Mark Zuckerberg’s $100 million investment in Newark’s public school system evaporated without leaving much of a trace"

2. Kieron Gillen on assembling some new Warhammer 40k miniatures:

I suspect this level of self-abuse is what more people should blog about

3. NECA is making a new line of vehicles based on the Alien movies.

4. Northridge BMX cub tees--new ET-inspired t-shirts by Last Exit to Nowhere.

Link roundup

1. Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Gloria Steinem get rap names:

Philip Galanes: Let’s start with a glaring inequity. Only one of you has a rap name.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg: I like the way mine began. A second-year law student at N.Y.U. was outraged by the court’s decision in the voting rights case. But instead of just venting her anger, she took up my dissent.

PG: Happily, there are rap-name generators online.

Gloria Steinem: They have those?

PG: Yours, if you want it, is GlowStick.

2. Apple Pencil review:

But the Pencil is just plain fun. It is indeed Apple white, and there are Apple-y things about it — for example, the fact that it is weighted, and won’t roll away on a table top, and always stops rolling with the word "Pencil" facing upward on its metal band (seriously, I’ve tried this at least a dozen times). Unlike Microsoft’s Surface stylus, the Pencil doesn’t have a clip, it’s not magnetized, and the end of it doesn’t work as an eraser — the end, instead, is a capped Lightning connector for charging.

3. Compared to the stylus for the Surface Book:

The other problem I had was with the new stylus. After only a few days of drawing I busted the tip. The black coating around the nub cracked and then flaked off. The grey stylus point underneath cracked as well and I ended going back to using my old Surface Pro stylus. I don’t mind the old stylus but I was really hoping for a better stylus on this new machine. My guess is that it works fine for taking notes but I was trying to paint with it and maybe it just wasn’t tested for the kind of pressure an artist uses?

4. New Hattori Hanzo Okinawa tee at Last Exit to Nowhere. New Gremlins tee, also.