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PACIFIC BEACH – Renowned surfboard and skateboard manufacturer Gordon & Smith is going back to the future — by returning to its original shop in Pacific Beach. The fabled local surfboard shaping ...

Newave is a French company founded by two engineers who also happen to be avid surfers. They’ve experienced firsthand the hassle of traveling with a bulky surfboard and paying extra fees for oversized ...

Brian Szymanski, who owns and operates the shop, bought the business from the original Ding King, a surfer nicknamed Buttons who anointed Brian the new Ding King . "I am now, I bought the business 25 ...

For decades, the process of making a surfboard has more or less been the same: cut a piece of foam; put a wooden stringer down the middle to provide structure and strength; shape it, then wrap it in ...

The art of shaping a surfboard has dramatically evolved over dozens, maybe hundreds of years of surfing. From early pioneers who would fell trees and hack and carve them into a 15-to-20 feet long ...

The UNSW research team comprises Dr Ziheng Liu, Dr Pengfei Zhang, Professor Xiaojing Hao and Dr Caixia Li. Image: UNSW/Robert Largent Researchers from the University of New South Wales (UNSW), ...

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For years, solar power at home was mostly limited to people who owned their rooftops and could afford the steep upfront costs. But now, a new generation of small, affordable systems — often called ...

Stealing surfboards, nipping feet, even chasing down surfers: “Our local sea otters—or possibly just one—are getting feisty again,” California photographer Mark Woodward tells Smithsonian magazine via ...