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Editor’s Note:  Welcome to our new series, Surf History 101, where we look at innovations in the world of surfing and beyond that changed the pursuit forever. In this edition, Sam George examines the history of the wetsuit and how it changed our view of surfing. What Is It? The O’Neill Supersuit was a first-of-its-kind, fully integrated surfing wetsuit that with its waterproof zipper, sealed seams, neck, ankles and wrists was the inspiration for all modern wetsuit designs to come. Who Developed It? Advertisement An early 1960s advertisement for Jack O’Neill’s “Surf Shop” in Sant...

Blumhouse Productions’ 2017 Halloween offering has a pretty unbeatable premise: Groundhog Day crossed with a slasher film, in which co-ed Tree (short for Theresa) is endlessly chased and killed by a psycho with a knife wearing a nightmare-fodder cartoon baby mask on her birthday. Every time she gets murdered, she wakes up on her birthday again. Happy Death Day refreshes the time loop premise by making the archetype who would usually bite the dust early in the movie—that is, the clueless sorority girl—self-aware and active in her own fate; as she retains memories of the previous days, ...

Jim Gallagher at Ocean Beach. - Photograph by Dennis O'Rorke Jim Gallagher grew up as the oldest in a family of twelve children in San Francisco's Richmond District. Born during the Great Depression of the 1930s, and being part of such a large family, Jim was motivated to start working at a young age. He changed high schools twice to have better hours for jobs. As a teenager, around work and school hours, Jim began swimming, body surfing, and eventually board surfing at Baker Beach, China Beach, and Kelly’s Cove at Ocean Beach. Mr. Gallagher has always been athletic, and the attractions ...

O’Neill was sent to prison for 32 months and Walters for three years. Hywel Davies Hywel Davies stole £47,000 from his own company to splash out on holidays, clothes and alcohol when he was appointed to a management role. The 35-year-old Cardiff Crown Court heard how he swindled the company when he was promoted from working as an engineer to running the business’ financial affairs. Davies was jailed for nine months. Negos Pyke Negos Pyke turned to trafficking heroin and crack cocaine after he went “off the rails” following the death of his grandmother. The 26-year-old,...