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The turbine housing inlet is ported out to 52mm, the size of the typical aftermarket bigger diameter uppipe. The bypass port for the internal wastegate in the exhaust housing is unshrouded and enlarged to improve flow and help reduce the chances of boost creep.
Unlike many "upgrade" turbos, the FP Green uses the correct compressor and turbine housings for the wheels with the correct volute and diffuser configuration. This ensures that the wheels work at their design efficiency. Many upgraded turbos put huge wheels in the stock housings and if you look inside the housing of a turbo upgraded like this, the big wheels carve into the housings diffuser, sometimes leaving the housing with little or no diffuser at all. These sorts of upgrade turbos usually have a compressor efficiency of less than 50 percent and have compressor discharge temps of over 300 degrees! Not the best thing for your motor.
Turbines upgraded like this often have a less than optimal approach angle for the exhaust gasses impinging on the turbine wheel. This kills the turbine efficiency. It produces a wheel that flows well, but produces much less shaft power - making for a very laggy turbo. A poorly upgraded turbo often has only slightly more power than stock, and sometimes even less with quite a bit more lag. Forced Performance uses the proper housings for its bigger wheels so the compressor and turbine can function as designed.
The center section of the turbo is reworked as well to help reliability at higher boost pressures with FP's vastly improved thrust bearing. Thrust bearing failures in my experience are the most common ones experienced in well set up high-performance turbo systems, especially when running over 15 psi of boost. FP gets around this by doubling the oil flow to the thrust bearing and installing a thrust bearing with 3x the surface area as stock.
Finally FP changes the wastegate actuator with a part with a cracking pressure of 15 psi vs. the stock actuator's 6 psi. This usually results in much faster spool and better throttle response as the wastegate will stay closed until the boost pressure is closer to its rated pressure.
The FP turbo came ready to bolt on with all of the required fittings needed to adapt oil and water lines to its center section. We did, however, need to remove the stock TGV valves from the intake manifold. TGV valves are devices that Subaru has installed in the STi's intake manifold. They are butterfly valves that induce a swirl into the intake flow at partial throttle for emissions purposes. The trouble is that these valves also block about 40 percent of the manifold's intake port; and the actuator for the valves hits the compressor housing of the FP turbo.
We removed the valves and the actuators; welded up the holes for the valve shafts; and ported out the passages for the valves, converting the intake manifold to a straight unobstructed passage to the cylinder head. From what we have been told, this operation frees up about 5 to 8 wheel hp and improves throttle response. From looking at the blockage the TGV valves create, we believe it.
The 3-inch inlet of the FP turbo presented another issue: the stock intake hose would not connect to it. The stock inlet was also a highly restrictive piece, full of kinks and necked-down areas that would restrict flow. At FP's recommendation we contacted Perrin Performance for one of their inlet hoses specially designed for the FP Green's 3-inch inlet.
The Perrin inlet is molded from thick multi-ply silicone. It eliminates the kinks and neck-down effect, improving flow. It also connected directly to our XS Engineering air intake with little effort.
Perrin also supplied us with several of their pieces to help us with our performance goals. First was their 3-inch stainless steel downpipe. The Perrin downpipe has a divider that separates the flow from the turbine and the wastegate. The wastegate discharge flow is separated from the turbine flow and reintroduced into the exhaust farther downstream. This improves flow for both the turbine and the wastegate port and helps with turbo spool and response.
Subarus, especially track driven ones, have a problem with oil consumption and blow-by contaminating the intake charge. To prevent this, we installed one of Perrins' catch cans on our car. The Perrin can separates out oil from the blow-by gases and traps it before it can contaminate the intake charge. This helps reduce oil consumption and reduces the chance of detonation due to oil contamination of the intake charge.
When running our racing downpipe with no cat at the track, we used to get an annoying check engine light for an unresponsive rear O2 sensor. We installed Perrin's rear O2 sensor emulator to get rid of this problem. The Perrin emulator fools the ECU by sending the ECU a simulated signal of a properly working 02 sensor. No more check engine lights.
To help us stay cool on the track even on typical 120-degree Willow Springs days, we installed an ARC radiator and an XS Engineering 160 degree thermostat. The ARC is a racing all-aluminum radiator with nearly twice the cooling capacity as the stock unit. Now our coolant temps stay within acceptable ranges. We feel that running our engine hot on the track probably contributed to its current oil burning state. Now our water temps will stay more stable.
After XS Engineering reflashed our ECU with one of their off-the-shelf programs for a parts combo identical to ours, it was time for us to go out and see what she could do.
With our new group of parts, we were more than impressed with our test drive. The acceleration pinned the driver to the back of the seat, the nose of the car reared up and the steering got light. Sometimes there was wheelspin from the four tires. It was amazing. It felt like a genuine 12-second street car. It felt like we gained 50 to 60 more hp. The negatives were minimal. Due to our engine's large 2.5-liter displacement, the close spacing of our 6-speed gearbox and our light flywheel, the increase in turbo lag due to our larger turbo seemed minimal. Our drivability remained so good that our package seemed like it would be something the factory would offer in a higher output STi option.
The gains were so great that we were mulling over suspension changes to match the suspension to our newly increased power. Unfortunately, due to scheduling, many weeks and a few track events passed between our installation and the dynoing of our parts. The owner of the car was complaining that his car felt weaker and was burning more oil. We drove it and the car did indeed feel weaker.
We rushed a dyno session with XS Engineering, and found that we were only a few hp greater than our previous test. To be fair to Forced Performance and Perrin, we are going to freshen our tired motor and try to get some new test number more in line to what we felt when we first installed the turbo in our next installment.


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Saturday, Dec. 14 (5:30 pm)
Griffin vs. Carrollton
Friday, Dec. 6
Griffin 25, Wayne County 20
Carrollton 46, Marist 44 (4OT)
Friday, Nov. 29
Griffin 32, Sandy Creek 26
Wayne County 51, Alexander 21
Marist 42, Burke County 20
Carrollton 24, Stockbridge 14
Friday, Nov. 22
Griffin 42, Statesboro 7
Sandy Creek 55, Chestatee 7
Wayne County 20, Veterans 17
Alexander 42, Lanier 28
Burke County 20, Mary Persons 0
Marist 38, Gilmer 0
Stockbridge 35, Westover
Carrollton 44, Monroe Area 27
Friday, Nov. 15
(R4 #1) Griffin 34, (R2 #4) Rutland 0
(R3 #3) Statesboro 21, (R1 #2) Cairo 0
(R5 #1) Sandy Creek 63, (R7 #4) Cedartown 10
(R8 #2) Chestatee 41, (R6 #3) Grady 13
(R2 #1) Veterans 36, (R4 #4) Locust Grove 15
(R3 #2) Wayne County 49, (R1 #3) Monroe 34
(R5 #4) Alexander 13, (R7 #1) Dalton 10
(R8 #3) Lanier 26, (R6 #2) Carver-Atlanta 7
(R3 #1) Burke County 61, (R1 #4) Crisp County 19
(R2 #2) Mary Persons 16, (R4 #3) Eagle's Landing 14
(R6 #1) Marist 41, (R8 #4) Stephens County 13
(R7 #2) Gilmer 26, (R5 #3) Troup 22
(R1 #1) Westover 27, (R3 #4) Liberty County 7
(R4 #2) Stockbridge 41, (R2 #3) Westside-Macon 20
(R8 #1) Monroe Area 68, (R6 #4) Banneker 39
(R5 #2) Carrollton 52, (R7 #3) Northwest Whitfield 10
November 9th, 2013
5:28 am
Griffin has a rough draw, but it IS the playoffs. And there are plenty of really good teams in this classification. Good luck to all (when you aren't playing Griffin) and I hope everyone can stay injury-free.
November 9th, 2013
5:48 am
Go Grady….
November 9th, 2013
7:24 am
Liberty County!!!!!!!!!
November 9th, 2013
8:03 am
Mary Persons Bulldogs!!!
November 9th, 2013
8:40 am
Isn't Cedartown the region 7, #4 seed playing Sandy Creek in first round? NW Whitfield is region 7, # 3 seed.
November 9th, 2013
8:41 am
How can NW Whitfield have two games, and Cedartown is not listed! Lol
November 9th, 2013
1:31 pm
NW Whitfield is the #3 seed from 7AAAA. Thanks to the region playoff system NWW who lost 1 game by 3 points to the region winner wound up as the #3 seed. They travel to Carrollton Friday. SC will score at will against Cedartown who went from top 10 ranking to #4 seed in 2 weeks.
November 9th, 2013
3:06 pm
Cedartown is the 4th smallest school in AAAA. and they finished the regular season at 9-1 and a #4 seed. 11 teams in 7 AAAA and they can't play/vote on a full region schedule for football. 7 AAAA-A has 5 teams and 7 AAAA-B has 6 teams. I know the coaches vote (region/sub region), but the GHSA has had some crazy regions set ups over the last 10 years for Cedartown. Driving from Cedartown to Ridgeland was/is bad, but Cedartown to Columbus and Shaw would have been worse.
November 9th, 2013
9:37 pm
4 years old and in the playoffs: IT IS A GREAT DAY TO BE A LONGHORN!!!
November 10th, 2013
3:07 am
I agree with the region set-ups, and with some of the playoff seedings processes. Recently, Griffin has been paired up with both the Macon area schools and the Columbus area schools – neither of those districts are really nearby. And it's amazing that a team that went undefeated over the first 9 games of the regular season could possibly be eliminated from state playoff contention by a regional "play-in" game. Like I said before, maybe someone can explain the system to me. It's possible that I'm misinterpreting how it works, at least for Region 4AAAA. It sounds like Region 7AAAA does it the same way, too, Thankfully, the teams in Griffin's region make geographical sense now.
November 10th, 2013
9:08 am
4 years old and only 2 years playing at the varsity level and now in the playoffs!!! Hook 'em!
November 10th, 2013
11:24 am
Can't wait for the first round!!!! Has anyone seen where/when the playoff game is? I think we are going to surprise a few folks !!!!
November 10th, 2013
12:10 pm
Go Canes…Even with 7 First strring players out, they overcame a good Chestatee Team and won Region 8 with second string Players. Watch out 4 A Powerhouses, a new Powerhouse team is on the rise.
November 10th, 2013
12:16 pm
P.S. Alumni 1977 Monroe Area Comprehensive High School Graduate.
November 10th, 2013
7:27 pm
You guys all need to be ready for Veterans. Only a three year old school and they have already won a region championship. These guys play the likes of some top notch 5A teams. Northside-Warner Robins, and Warner Robins These guys play tough! Be ready for them…
November 12th, 2013
4:43 pm
Correction: Crisp County is the #4 seed from Region 1-AAAA, They play Burke County
November 12th, 2013
9:58 pm
Hey Snook, Cedartown can only blame itself. It petitioned to be in this region because it didn't want to be in Region 5.
November 12th, 2013
10:01 pm
^Misread your comment. Maybe travel will be better in aaa.
November 13th, 2013
10:19 am
Would not surprise me if 7AAAA gets swept in the first round. 5AAAA looks pretty stout.
November 13th, 2013
12:47 pm
Cedartown-Sandy Creek is no contest of course;Troup Co-Gilmer could produce an upset;Dalton will be heavily favored over Alexander although Alexander should be able to put points on the board;Carrollton favored over NW Whitfield-a loss here and I will join the crowd questioning the effectiveness of the coaching staff-not just the head but the whole staff.


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A new ship, CRN 126, marks the success of the CRN, which today has 5 vessels ranging in length from 177 to 236 ft. simultaneously under construction.
The first pieces of sheet metal were recently cut for this new 193 ft. mega-yacht, further proof of the successful working relationship between the Zuccon International Project form and the technical staff of the CRN.
Production activities also continue at full pace on the CRN's 177, 187, 196 and 236 ft. projects, scheduled to be launched over the next three years.
Hull number 126 of the shipyard in the Marches was created using the nautical platform of the 177 ft. "Ability", extended 16.40 ft. in the stern and with a bow design, as part of this fully customized project, modified to be more streamlined and racy.
Scheduled for delivery in 2009, the vessel was designed through an attentive analysis of the wishes of the owner, who wanted an external layout with impressive volumes, but without sacrificing close contact with the sea.
With this in mind, a completely innovative area was created on the stern portion of the lower deck, designed to serve as a "beach club". In fact, the stern hatch turns itself into a large bathing platform hanging just above the water, equipped with comfortable chaise lounges and usable as a solarium. Behind this area is a large internal space meant for absolute relaxation on the part of guests, who can enjoy the sea up-close on comfortable sofas placed in the shade.
The interior of the 193 ft. vessel can easily accommodate 12 guests in six cabins, plus 14 crew members.
The distinctive feature of this vessel is the terrace of the owner's suite, made from a platform that lowers itself over the sea, thanks to the use of a hatch that opens to a 90-degree angle and is outfitted as a balcony. A strong point of the CRN mega-yachts, the terrace is one of the customized features most frequently requested by owners: an innovation that has already become a tradition. A success achieved through attentive technical studies, combined with a striving for heights of luxury that never prove unattainable.
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Model: CRN 193 ft.
Hull number: CRN 126
Hull/superstructure: Steel/Aluminium
Type: Displacement hull
L.O.A. : 196.19 ft.
Beam: 33.46 ft.
Draft: 9.84 ft.
Full load displacement: 1,708,582.53 lbs
Guest: 12 persons (5 double cabins + 1 owner suite)
Crew: 14 persons
Fuel tank: 28,266.40 gal
Fresh water: 5,283.44 gal
Main Engine: 2xCATERPILLAR 3512B-Chp 1'455 kW@1835 rpm
Main Generators: 2x175 kW 380V 50Hz Caterpillar C9
Emergency Generator: 1x69 kW 380V 50Hz Caterpillar C4.4
Max speed (half load): 15 knots
Cruising speed: 14 knots
Range @ 12 knots: 4,000 nm
Max noise @ cruising speed in saloons: 60 dB(A)
Max noise @ cruising speed in rooms: 53 dB(A)
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January 2001
Economists from U.S. and France Share Paul A Samuelson Award from the TIAA-CREF Institute
The sixth annual Paul A. Samuelson Award for Outstanding Scholarly Writing on Lifelong Financial Security was shared by authors John Cochrane for "Asset Pricing," and Christian Gollier for "The Economics of Risk and Time," both published in 2001. It is the first time the TIAA-CREF Institute's award has been shared by two people.
John Cochrane is the Theodore O. Yntema Professor of Finance in the Graduate School of Business at the University of Chicago. Christian Gollier is a Professor of Economics at the University of Toulouse in France. Professor Gollier also holds an appointment as a Professor of Economics at the Ecole Polytechnique in France. He is the first Samuelson Award winner from outside of the United States.
Every day, financial market decision-makers price trillions of dollars worth of securities such as stocks, bonds, options futures, and derivatives. Asset pricing -- the systematic determination of the value of these securities - has developed dramatically due to advances in financial theory and econometric science. Professor Cochrane unifies and brings this science up to date for the benefit of advanced students and investment professionals. Instead of using a separate set of models for each asset class, "Asset Pricing" presents a unified treatment using an integrated approach based on the stochastic discount factor.
Professor Gollier's "The Economics of Risk and Time" updates and expands the theory of expected utility as applied to risk analysis and financial decision-making in macroeconomics, finance and environmental economics. The book focuses on the interaction between risk and time used in financial management. It clarifies the concept of time diversification, and the links between saving, portfolio choice, and retirement. It also discusses the importance of financial markets for an efficient allocation of risks in the economy.
To read Professor Samuelson's prepared remarks at the award ceremony, click here.
To view the complete text of Professor Cochrane's acceptance speech upon receiving the 2001 Paul A. Samuelson Award, click here.
To view the complete text of Professor Gollier's acceptance speech upon receiving the 2001 Paul A. Samuelson Award, click here.
2001 Panel of Distinguished Judges
John Y. Campbell
Otto Eckstein Professor of Applied Economics
Department of Economics
Harvard University
Alan L. Gustman
Loren M. Berry Professor of Economics
Department of Economics
Dartmouth College
Marjorie B. McElroy
Professor of Economics and Chair
Department of Economics
Duke University
Mark V. Pauly
Bendheim Professor of Health Care Systems
The Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Joseph F. Quinn
Professor of Economics and Dean
College of Arts and Sciences
Boston College
Robert W. Vishny
Eric J. Gleacher Distinguished Service Professor of Finance
Graduate School of Business
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Date: September 19, 2012
by: Observer Staff
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Dear Editor:
The Manatee Board of Education has an opportunity to select a true educational leader to head its schools, which needs attention with a positive and effective person in charge. Ranking 47 out of 67 schools in the state of Florida is a sad commentary on the past leadership under Tim McMonegal.
Coupled with this poor academic standing, there was the loss of $8.3 million in funds by overspending. The current CFO, Michael Boyer, did not make the board aware of this large discrepancy in the budget, the question is why. Obviously, the board does not have a track record of hiring responsible people — let's hope they do a better job this time.
With a salary of $170,000 and perks that put the total package well over $200,000, it would seem the salary ought to attract outstanding candidates. The person chosen should have a proven track record and that goes without saying.
Also, I think the following questions should be addressed with the candidates: Did you graduate with a terminal degree from one of the leading universities that has done considerable work with effective school research? Do you have experience in curriculum and instruction across the grade levels? Have you been involved in negotiations? Have you been an officer in a professional organization within the state of Florida or any other state? Have you published articles in ASCD or Kappan or any other noted educational journal? What systemic changes have you made to a system that has resulted in higher achievement? Have you ever headed a self-study group for accreditation? Do you have a network of connections with other nationally-noted educators or educational research centers in the U.S.? Do you have experience with a diverse community? Do you have a working knowledge of testing and a grasp of the resulting scores?
When the Board approves a search and the prospective candidate can answer these questions, Manatee schools will climb the ladder out of the educational hole and financial distress they are in. A friend, William Purkey, of the University of North Carolina said, "If you always do what you have always done, you always get what you have always got." The board can something different than the usual uninformed approach from the past. Let's hope they take it.
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The Behind the Scenes Pic of the Day falls across the land… the midnight hour is close at hand…
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with today's Behind the Scenes Pic!
It's October, so of course I have to dig up some behind the scenes shots from Thriller, directed by John Landis with make up by Rick Baker and Tim Lawrence. Being an '80s kid, Michael Jackson's Thriller kind of defined Halloween for me and my friends. People know it's a huge song (and album), but it's one thing to know it was popular and quite another to have been there to see it really take over pop culture, especially when you were able to view that through the eyes of a child.
Today we have not one, but two pictures from the making of that iconic music video. First up is Tim Lawrence working on a quite fantastic looking mold of Mr. Jackson turning all werewolf on us. The second is MJ being de-zombified. Enjoy!
If you have a behind the scenes shot you'd like to submit to this column, you can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Would y'all mind stepping back? You're blocking tomorrow's pic's frequencies.
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Oct. 15, 2012, 6 p.m. CST
ALL interviews with him should have began with...
by Ricardo
... "so. Michael. Raped any cute boys lately?"
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:10 p.m. CST
MJ was a child-raping, narcissistic, psychopath.
by shatners hairpiece
His music sucked, his life sucked and he made little boys suck his tiny little grapes. Don't feature him on this site - feature someone worth giving a shit about. Like anyone else. And don't give me any bullshit about how great his music was. It was derivative of better artists all the way.
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:17 p.m. CST
Look, this guy was, at best, a real weirdo...
by Danny Boil
...and, at worst, an aggressive pedophile. But back in the day, Thriller was the shit, and I loved the album and the epic video and the make-up work was fantastic, so let's just celebrate that, shall we?
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:19 p.m. CST
AGAIN with the Thriller BTS pics
by Logan_1973
Why do I feel like we've seen BTS of Thriller a billion times?
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:19 p.m. CST
Wow, you guys are really retarded.
by Flutchy
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:21 p.m. CST
Poltergeist tomorrow
by Madmacks
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:23 p.m. CST
he should have rebooted thriller when he actually looked like a zombie.
by zom-bot.com
i mean, no nose!- imagine the money saved on makeup!
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:27 p.m. CST
I understand
by grassh0pperunit
I understand why some people get mad Michael Jackson but to deny the fact that the guy was major influence on our culture is just choosing ignorance. And to say it is derivative of better artists? You could say the same thing about The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Lead Belly, Nirvana, Pixies, or any other popular musician. No artist escapes their influences entirely.
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:36 p.m. CST
I don't think Michael raped anyone. Or at least I want to believe he didn't and it seems plausible to me that he was just emotionally/socially regressed and plain weird from his upbringing
by Autodidact
To say his music sucked is pretty ignorant. Guy is one of the all-time musical geniuses.
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:39 p.m. CST
by King_Knut
1) Jackson was never found guilty, nor did he ever admit guilt. 2) The civil settlement he reached with Chandler specifically stated that he had committed no wrongdoing. Ergo, he was innocent. 3) Jackson paid Chandler to shut the fuck up and stop ruining his career (although the damage was already done), not to somehow exonerate himself. 4) It was Chandler who came to Jackson to propose the settlement, not the other way round. 5) Jordan Chandler committed suicide a few months after his meal ticket died. Get your facts straight. Then read between them. Jackson was no Jimmy Saville.
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:44 p.m. CST
I saw Captain EO at Disneyland a couple weeks ago.
by Tarijeno
Holy shit was it weird.
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:44 p.m. CST
Ummmm - king_knut - you're a fucking douchbag
by HoLottaMo
read between those facts you fucking twat. You probably believe OJ was innocent as well - you naive pos.
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:47 p.m. CST
Michael on a date with a girl was less believable than the zombies.
by Ingeld
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:47 p.m. CST
king knut that's all well and good...
by MustGoFaster
But why was a grown man spending time with a young boy in the first place? That should send alarm bells ringing. Maybe he didn't rape him, but he was still a kiddie fiddler. Only the most blind fans would say otherwise (and the justice system is a joke esp with celebs - OJ got away with murder ffs).
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:49 p.m. CST
by Logan_1973
I'd like to see you look me in the eye and tell me you'd honestly let him babysit your kids.
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:50 p.m. CST
I love Jackson, Landis and horror, so...
by Randy
I love the shit out of Thriller.
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:55 p.m. CST
I'd absolutely let Michael babysit my kids
by Autodidact
You guys suck.
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:56 p.m. CST
...to terrorize y'all's neighbo
by Squinty CGI Flynn
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:58 p.m. CST
Lol, talkbacks like these always create a shitstorm
by Turd_Is_Floating_Underneath_The_Gravy
Can't wait for the next Polanski-related one. Jackson was no kiddie-fiddler. However, he WAS extremely psychologically disturbed and repressed, on account of the abuse he suffered from his father. I think the guy actually did believe he was a young kid. He didn't just relate to them, but actually thought he was one of them. See the interviews where he denies plastic surgery for an extension of this: he wasn't merely lying. He actually BELIEVED his own lies. He was a borderline schizophrenic. But, erm, yeah - Thriller. Good, wasn't it?
Oct. 15, 2012, 6:59 p.m. CST
Mentally ill pedophile who used to get kids drunk
by OutsideChance
...dies and everyone pretends he was a saint.
Oct. 15, 2012, 7:03 p.m. CST
I agree.........
by Casey Holland
Because all innocent people pay money to make the lies stop.....................dont they? Fucker wore a glove because he couldnt get the smell of Macaulay Culkins gizzards off his fingers. That shit stinks!
Oct. 15, 2012, 7:03 p.m. CST
by Turd_Is_Floating_Underneath_The_Gravy
The best video ever made by a pedo and someone guilty of criminally-negligent involuntary manslaughter. Burn the bastards!
Oct. 15, 2012, 7:04 p.m. CST
by Casey Holland
That was @king_knut
Oct. 15, 2012, 7:20 p.m. CST
king_knut - Ummmm...
by LordPorkington
I didn't bother checking your other so-called 'facts' but one thing I do know is that Jordan Chandler is still alive. His father Evan committed suicide. Maybe you're the one who needs to get his 'facts' straight?
Oct. 15, 2012, 7:26 p.m. CST
i dont think he was a pedo
by rakesh patel
he was kinda a sexless peter pan figure. i still like his songs. his hardcore fans are kinda nuts though.
Oct. 15, 2012, 7:26 p.m. CST
we'll never know if he fucked with those kids
by Monnie Knapp
However, South Park, as usual, had it right. We can all imagine that it did happen (Stan's dream) and he will forever be suspected. No matterh what, his relationships with children was a twisted, unhealthy thing. He had a bad childhood, and that's sad too, but it doesn't exonerate him from the repercussions of his behavior. I think "Off the Wall" and "Thriller" are flawlessly brilliant albums, but I don't pretend Jackson was a saint, he definitely engaged in some strange, possibly criminal, behavior involving children. No need to defend that shit, it's simply too out of the norm to accept.
Oct. 15, 2012, 7:29 p.m. CST
jimmy saville however proper pedo
by rakesh patel
got away with a shit load. different era then. but he pulled the wool over everyone's eyes.
Oct. 15, 2012, 7:30 p.m. CST
Overrated crap...
by JIm Tshirt
Just like everything else that freak ever did. Good riddance, loser!
Oct. 15, 2012, 7:33 p.m. CST
also, Rock & Roll Part 2 is still awesome
by Monnie Knapp
And so is Gary Glitter's hair.
Oct. 15, 2012, 7:36 p.m. CST
The pedo discussion has been old & tired for years....
by Nice Marmot
...but I'll argue to high heaven w any tard calling him an overrated talent. Just stupid troll speak...
Oct. 15, 2012, 7:43 p.m. CST
by Casey Holland
Also gotta admire gary glitters honesty. The whole 'okay, okay, you got me. Im just gonna emigrate and marry a 12 year old' thing was defiantly not what people saw coming at that point.
Oct. 15, 2012, 7:57 p.m. CST
didn't know..
by nolan bautista
Flavor-Flav was in Thriller
Oct. 15, 2012, 7:59 p.m. CST
by Hairy_Gnomes
Oct. 15, 2012, 8:06 p.m. CST
the real tragedy in the Gary Glitter case...
by Monnie Knapp
no Rock & Roll Part 3
Oct. 15, 2012, 8:32 p.m. CST
Is that not M Night Shalymalymalyman.
by bmumtw4
Oct. 15, 2012, 8:39 p.m. CST
Fact check on King_Nut's Info
by Opus_Penguin
Not that I am claiming support to either side of the story, just doing a fact check as King_Nut suggests. You are pretty much correct on everything, as far as I can find, except that Jordan Chandler did not commit suicide. His father did: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1228772/Michael-Jackson-Jordan-Chandlers-father-Evan-commits-suicide-years-accusing-star-molesting-son.html
Oct. 15, 2012, 8:53 p.m. CST
what is that gigantic monstrous huge thing in the middle of his face?
by chainsaw autotune
glad i was never a fan of pop.
Oct. 15, 2012, 9 p.m. CST
Τurd as always
by frank
you are spot on.
Oct. 15, 2012, 9:11 p.m. CST
Great BTS pics....and I doubt that MJ was a pedo...odd yes...pedo no.
by DementedCaver
I could be wrong, but the world will never know for sure.
Oct. 15, 2012, 9:45 p.m. CST
Turd as always, you were spot on
by Bobo_Vision
I say that every morning...on good days.
Oct. 15, 2012, 11:06 p.m. CST
and Thriller was a cold piece of dogshit
by shatners hairpiece
I mean come on!! To say that is "good" music and anyone who doesn't think so is "ignorant"? First off, look up the word "ignorant" you mindless fucktard. Music is like anything else artistic - it's subjective and in my opinion it was a cold turd in the time of serious artists who got overshadowed. Anything Prince, Springsteen, REM or Dire Straits did was more relevant than that piece of commercialized cow puke. Beat it? Billie Jean? Thriller? Every fucking song on that record is just a "make me some money so I can fuck some kids and play with monkeys" radio pop shit-hit.
Oct. 16, 2012, 1:06 a.m. CST
by richievanderlow
Child Molestation is one of the hardest crimes to prove, because there is seldom physical evidence. So it comes down to how a jury feels about the witnesses, which is usually the two individuals. That's what made the Sandusky case easy to prosecute, he was busted in the act, so there were additional witnesses. Most cases don't happen like that. So, MJ getting found not guilty doesn't mean he didn't do it.
Oct. 16, 2012, 3:58 a.m. CST
Fuck all of you who dare mock the legacy of this legendary man. MJ was innocent and cleared of any wrong doing. So what if he let young boys sleep in his bed? The man was a genius and a black role model for all time.
by Bradly Durant
Oct. 16, 2012, 4:06 a.m. CST
Besides MJ was too talented to be a pedophile unlike Victor Salva, Pee Wee Herman, Errol Flynn, Charlie Chaplin, Gary Glitter, Jerry Lee Lewis, R Kelly, Pete Townsend, Bill Wyman. Jimmy Saville and the Pope (all of em).
by Bradly Durant
Oct. 16, 2012, 4:08 a.m. CST
Oh fuck yeah Roman Polanski, see a pedo cause he was way less talented than Michael (Peter Pan, Sexless and innocent) Jackson.
by Bradly Durant
Oct. 16, 2012, 4:16 a.m. CST
Elvis Presley too BTW. Big Pedo. Fat Pedo. Not MJ though. He just liked to hang around with young boys and sleep with young boys. Nothing wrong with that whatsoever.
by Bradly Durant
Oct. 16, 2012, 4:32 a.m. CST
Lewis Carroll and Woody Allen too. But not MJ, sweet, sweet MJ.
by Bradly Durant
Oct. 16, 2012, 4:35 a.m. CST
Forget people who only appreciate Michael Jackson when he was Black or dissed him when he turned White..... judging by these BTS pics, his heyday was when he was Green
by Ciderman
And to think Kermit, for a while, wasn't all that happy with his colour either.... just as well he hadn't access to Jacksons' plastic surgeon!
Oct. 16, 2012, 5:40 a.m. CST
I reckon he was asexual, and was a terribly abused and broken man, at the end of it all.
by Ciderman
But he was a talent and, considering the list so well typed by jackthekipper, it can be difficult to look back at ones memories, ones own nostalgic view of the past, and see key figures written out, people who had a massive influence in ones formation being shown to have "feet of clay" or worse. Not sure about the Pope though.... he may be the head of an organisation that had, in part, covered up the systematic abuse of children, as seen in my country of Ireland, but I don't think he can be considered a paedophile or a pederast in any way. He may take responsibility for those acts he was a party to, the failure to protect children by failing to act, on evidence presented, against members of religious orders and lay people within the church who were abusing, both sexually, physically and psychologically, young boys and girls in their care. But, with regard to the person discussed in the BTS pic, we see a more complex picture of a man who was, at the very least, a damaged person with a skewed view of the relationships between children and adults. We also seem to have parents who exploit both the vulnerable child and the vulnerable musician to make money in terms of a settlement. And we also are party to a celebrity culture that has covered up the worst crimes over the decades. This is endemic in areas where power is concentrated amongst the few, we have abuse of that power where they feel endemnified to commit any act they wish, Bing Crosby emotionally abused his family over decades, for example, with impunity. we see it in the Catholic Church, in any groups charged with the welfare of the weak, especially in a residential setting. The west has awoken to the abuse, the rest of the world appear to lag behind. TBH we should be happy to see we are in a world where idols who pose a risk are "outed", without the reporter being put at risk.
Oct. 16, 2012, 6:33 a.m. CST
99% agree with jackthekipper
by JIMBOCOP
Except for Pete Townsend. He is/was NEVER a paedophile.
Oct. 16, 2012, 6:58 a.m. CST
It's really interesting...
by Birddog
To see a photo of MJ as he probably looks right now!
Oct. 16, 2012, 7:27 a.m. CST
I'd let Jacko babysit my kids - in his current condition he's pretty harmless
by Crimson Dynamo
Never quite understood the fans claims he was a musical genius. He was a great song and dance man, but I always thought people behind the scenes like Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder and Paul McCartney helped craft those albums
Oct. 16, 2012, 9:43 a.m. CST
Thriller is still the best-selling album of all time.
by Christian Sylvain
Michael was talentless? Fuck off.
Oct. 16, 2012, 10:31 a.m. CST
People who write off MJ's musical talent obviously can dance and sing way better than him.
by kindofabigdeal
Oct. 16, 2012, 10:32 a.m. CST
Oh yeah, most of you probably weren't even born when he was relevant.
by kindofabigdeal
And your most likely 250+ lbs.
Oct. 16, 2012, 11:53 a.m. CST
How about a BTS shot of Ola Ray?
by Mike Delin
Oct. 16, 2012, 12:02 p.m. CST
No, his music did NOT suck.
by Keith Small
Oct. 16, 2012, 12:46 p.m. CST
Some of Jacko's earlier stuff is timeless and for what it's worth I love Thriller, the video, the tune, not so much the album though. But yeah he was a talented guy. A pedo and a boy lover, but still a talented guy.
by Bradly Durant
Oct. 16, 2012, 1:24 p.m. CST
Molestation charges.
by Christian Sylvain
It's only after Chandler tried to extort money from Jackson out of court (which was refused) that he brought his case to the public eye. The "victim" son Jordan even confirmed that his father was an abusive psycho who forced him to lie about the incident, leading to his emancipation from both his parents in later years. It was all a bullshit scam for money. @king_knut's on the right track.
Oct. 16, 2012, 1:38 p.m. CST
The Same Fucks that Vilify MJ, Give Polanski and Nicholson a Pass...
by Darr Furr
Oct. 16, 2012, 1:40 p.m. CST
Chris Rock was Wrong.... Prince did not win, MJ did... ;)
by Darr Furr
Where in the fuck is Prince?
Oct. 16, 2012, 2:44 p.m. CST
I'm so surprised you haven't gone after Vincent Price yet either...
by taosjedi
after all he made himself a boy...
Oct. 16, 2012, 4 p.m. CST
Darfur, he's enjoying a nice private life in Minnesota away from the paparazzi and the crazy spotlight
by Bobo_Vision
I'd say he won, but Michael will always be the bigger legend.
Oct. 16, 2012, 4:04 p.m. CST
Do guys ever wish it was 1985 again?
by Bobo_Vision
Friday afterschool you'd go to the park and play ground tag, and then you'd take your allowance and stop to get some candy and this new thing called a VHS rental which our parents never had the luxury of knowing when they were kids. We'd built a blanket fort in the living room and stay up late watching movie and eating candy, perhaps even catching some nudie movie after midnight.
Oct. 16, 2012, 4:47 p.m. CST
@bobo_vision: In Canada, it was those Artsy French Movies that we stayed up for...
by Darr Furr
Ahhhhhhh 1985!
Oct. 16, 2012, 5:01 p.m. CST
Darfur, yes! Exactly, but the very best Canadian nudie film will always be....
by Bobo_Vision
....In Praise of Older Women. Saw that after midnight when I was 14. So awesome.
Oct. 16, 2012, 6:06 p.m. CST
Thriller...Something in the vain of what the Misfits would have done with a budget
by nephilim138
Yet done by the world's biggest pop star of all time...so weird.
Oct. 16, 2012, 9:40 p.m. CST
Not a pedophile
by The Dwayne
Hell, I don't even think he was into sex at all. First off, his father treated MJ like shit ever since he was a child (borderline torture for not performing dance rountines correctly) and had to basically grow up without ever a childhood. MJ got older and doesn't even have a "manly" voice at all. My psych professor believes that MJ's father had MJ castrated at a young age. 1. The voice. 2. Doesn't even seem attracted to anyone. 3. Hangs arounds children because he never had an actual childhood. 4. Behavior in public. Oh and his music is a derivative of other music? That's hip hop! So much comes from that. Hell, even Tarantino is a hip hop artist with his movies.
Oct. 16, 2012, 11:38 p.m. CST
nephilim138. You're a Misfits fan? I couldn't tell.
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We are 138!
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Most of my life, for the past 18 years, has revolved around my son. He's 18 now, but on September 11, 2001 he was 8. Â I was the stay-at-home dad. Get the kid ready in the morning, get him to school, and pick him up after school. Like most parents, I wondered what his future would be like, what the world of my adult son would be like. Well, he's an adult now and I never could have imagined how the world he would grow up in would change that morning.
I never watch TV in the morning, but that day was different. I'm not sure why I turned on the news that day and, after reading some other 9/11 posts, it seems that is a common thread. People that normally would not be watching news in the morning turned on the TV _that_ morning. By the end of the morning, the entire country seemed to be watching – connected by tragedy, anger, fear and loss. As the news channels did 10 years ago, today they are playing those scenes that I can see in mind, even when the TV is off. The sense of loss is just as great today. The feeling I had 10 years ago, as I watched the towers fall, is almost paralyzing.
In the days, weeks, and years that followed we were also inspired. Inspired by the heroic acts of the first responders, and the bravery of those that risked their lives to save others. That is the world I see my son growing up in now. A country that was forever changed, but united. I'd like to take a moment to thank the firefighters, law enforcement personnel, military, and civilians that help to make this country safe for future generations.
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September 15, 2011 at 10:30 pm | 9/11, KCAL Crew, KCAL Rocks | No comment
My day started like any other, but by the time it was over, the world (and I) had changed forever.
Before it was over, I found out that a young man who lived in my apartment was a passenger on one of the planes that struck the World Trade Center that day. Although I didn't know him personally, it really brought home to me the reality of what happened.
My neighbors and I took part in a candlelight vigil for him and everyone else that was lost that day. It was one of the most powerful things I ever witnessed.
September 14, 2011 at 12:30 pm | 9/11, KCAL Crew, KCAL Rocks | No comment
I was Mr. Mom in the morning. My wife heads out to work way to early, so I was always the one getting the kids off to school. They were 11 and 10 years old at the time, and we'd gotten the routine down pretty well over the years. We didn't usually turn on the television in the morning unless there was a good reason to, or unless someone was ready to go and was just waiting around for the others. The morning of September 11, 2001, I was ready to go.
To give a little background, I moved to New York from Southern California when my father transferred to a new job there in 1968; I was 4 years old. I became a Yankee fan at my first visit to the Stadium, plus my older brother was a Mets fan, so there was no way I was going to be one too. We lived out on Long Island, but visited the city often enough to watch the World Trade Center towers grow from their very beginnings. The occasional trip to the top of the Empire State Building was always an amazing thing, and looking over at what were going to become the new "tallest buildings in the world" as they went up was source of fascination for a kid.
We moved back to SoCal in 1973, not long after they were completed.
September 13, 2011 at 4:45 pm | 9/11, KCAL Crew, KCAL Rocks | 1 comment
Want to take a trip way behind the scenes of 96-7 KCAL Rocks? Strap in. I can take you there.
Picture this: you have about the coolest job on the planet. You're the dude responsible for everything that happens on the air here. Yep, there are "responsible†people that work here – we're just not that responsible. (Or have you never checked out Boob Camp?)
The incredibly talented and funny morning show you're lucky enough to work with is about to do one of the best, coolest things they've ever done. Everything's ready to go…and then, all hell breaks loose.
September 13, 2011 at 11:15 am | 9/11, KCAL Crew, KCAL Rocks | No comment
Stu, Jimbo and I hadn't been on the air long the morning we heard that a plane had hit the World Trade Center. We first assumed that it was probably a small Cessna or something, and I remember being thankful that it was early enough that there probably weren't many people working in the building.
That seems pretty naive in hindsight, and really dumb considering the time difference on the East Coast, which I hadn't considered. About ten minutes later, we heard about the second plane, and that's when we knew it was a terrorist attack. Then we found out the planes were commercial ones, and it was, "Holy S#@%, the planes were full of PEOPLE?!?â€
That's when the day changed: We brought in our ancient tv with its rabbit ears, and started monitoring every news source we had. The show we had planned, with the usual joking around, picking on each other and having fun, was obviously forgotten completely.
September 9, 2011 at 6:30 pm | 9/11, KCAL Crew, KCAL Rocks | No comment
My wife Lovey is a professional flight attendant for American Airlines. She returned home from a four- or five-day trip at about 9 or 10pm on the night of September 10th, 2001. The last two legs on her trip were Boston to New York to Los Angeles.
Like most everybody, September 11th started like any other day. Me, Tiff & Jimbo were all at work, laughing, joking, music, news, traffic, weather etc. I've covered a lot of disasters while on the air in my 36 years at KCAL, but when we got the news from Bruno that an airliner had crashed into one of the Twin Towers, I knew we were in for quite a ride. As the events developed and the disaster unfolded, we did our best to cover it all with the help of Bruno and especially Tiffany.
After the show, many thoughts raced through my head as I sped home. I kept thinking to myself, "Boston…New York…L.A…could it be that my wife had missed the worst disaster any of us had ever imagined by a mere 24 hours? Could it be that she was on the same flight that hit Tower #1 the day before it happened?"
September 9, 2011 at 6:24 pm | 9/11, KCAL Crew, KCAL Rocks | No comment
Greetings from Oregon: old friends M.J. & Grace Matthews
Funny thing about working here at 96-7 KCAL Rocks – we really are a family. That means that we're kinda like the Hotel California – you can check out, but you can never leave.
If you've been hanging with us for a while, you remember M.J. Matthews. He was on the air from 9am to 2pm here for 15 years. He left in 2004 after getting married and having two ridiculously adorable daughters, who he wanted to raise in a small town in Oregon. He never left the KCAL family, however.
Because M.J. was right in the middle of things here on 9/11, we asked him to send us his thoughts about that day. Here's what he wrote:
September 9, 2011 at 6:18 pm | 9/11, KCAL Crew, KCAL Rocks | No comment


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You might think that video projector king Sam Runco would have a house full of electronic eye candy, from his company's latest and greatest projectors to its well-regarded plasma screens to its LCD TVs. And on that you would be right. You might also think that a guy who sells high-end video projectors to affluent homeowners would be living in some swank megamansion. And on that you would be wrong.
Sam and Lori Runco's modest 2,900-square-foot home is smack in the middle of San Francisco Bay Area middle class, and that's where they like it. When it was time to either move or undergo a renovation, the three youngest Runcos, ranging from 13 to 22 years of age, nixed any idea of relocating to more opulent digs.
And so Sam and his family embarked on their third major re-do in 10 years. In the Runco household, that usually means ripping things up and running more cable for a slew of new video devices and accompanying audio goodies.
This time result is a family room home theater that opens to a gourmet kitchen, complete with Runco's latest projector hidden in the oven hood and an adjacent pool room with four 32-inch Runco LCDs mounted behind a mirror.
Oh, and the family room has two sets of high-end speaker systems that can be played separately or together, a curved 138-inch-wide screen that adjusts to various video formats—think wide, wider, and widest screens—and a 1950s-style mural of the family that drops from the ceiling and covers the unit when it's not in use. And that's just on the first floor.
"We decided to use the whole house and live in every inch of it," Runco says. To that end, the family long ago took the traditional living room, which was seldom used, and put it to use as a pool room. But pool-shark Sam had his eye on a classic art deco-style pool table that just wouldn't fit that space. When it was time for the renovation, he asked interior designer Lezlie Trujillo if it could be used, and she made the walnut and polished aluminum table the foundation of the redesign.
Sam also wanted to make all the high-tech plans fit into an acceptable decor. "I'm lucky that my wife and I work together, so I have more flexibility to put technology into my house than most guys. She understands what I'm trying to do with it." But a lot of people have to deal with the so-called wife acceptance factor, he adds. "We're trying to make it a little easier for the woman of the house to accept the gear." So the four 32-inch Runco Crystal Resolution CR-32HD LCD TVs are hidden behind the 6-by-8-foot mirror in the pool room and are visible only when they're turned on.
Stroll into the kitchen, and you'll pass a wall-length, climate-controlled wine cabinet. Then the kitchen opens to the family room. It looks like a family room, it feels like a family room—but this is no ordinary family room. With two sets of powerful speakers and two types of media servers, this is a home theater system you're more likely to find in a very high-end dedicated theater room—or two.
"We're trying to steal back the family room and make it multipurpose, so it's nice to sit in and look at and nice to gather to watch a movie," Runco says. "As a family, we spend our lives in there."
Press a button on the Crestron home system's remote, and the door over the oven hood lifts to reveal the new VX-55d three-chip, 1080p DLP projector with Runco's CineWide lens to enable watching super-widescreen, or CinemaScope, movies in their intended format. The mural ascends into the ceiling, curved pieces roll from behind the screen to mask it for numerous format shapes, and when the score begins, the speakers sound off. When the movie or show is done, the mural is lowered, the projector is hidden and the space reverts to a family room.
"I didn't want to create a home theater at the touch of a button but create a family room at the touch of a button," Runco says.
The curved pieces roll from behind the screen to create the video shapes, or aspect ratios, from a squarish TV image (called 4:3 or 1.33:1 for the ratio of width to height) to high-definition widescreen (16:9 or 1.78:1) to even wider-screen movies done in CinemaScope (2.35:1 or just 2.35) and even wider formats like that used for Ben Hur (2.76:1).
So what about the two speaker sets? It was important to Runco to be able to use the room both for watching movies and for listening to music. Three JBL Synthesis speakers are positioned behind grilles beneath the screen, with JBL subwoofers on either side, while three Kef speakers descend from the ceiling in the front, and four more come out of the ceiling for the surround channels in the sides and rear. Runco and his family can watch a movie with the JBL front speakers and Kef surrounds and subwoofers, or use just the Kef speakers all around and the subwoofers, or use both systems with six front speakers, or listen to music with the left and right JBL speakers in stereo.
"My focus in the audio is on dialogue articulation [in movies] and having two-channel audio," Runco says. "The articulation of dialogue is a problem in a lot of theaters."
Runco also wanted to use and play with some of the latest stuff, so he has a Kaleidescape video server that stores DVDs to hard drives and enables him to call up any movies in the family's collection via genre, actors and director.
And he's looking forward to playing with Niveus' Denali media server, which functions as a DVR, features hard drive storage for music and movies, runs Windows Media Center and has an add-on DVD changer. "It looks like Windows Media has a good shot at being a server technology," Runco says. "I want to live with these things. I want to play with them and judge them."
And all from his still modest-size house.
Four 32-inch Runco Crystal Resolution CR-32HD LCD TVs are hidden behind the 6-by-8-foot mirror in the pool room. The screens are visible only when they're turned on. Photo by Richard Tauber.
A curved 138-inch-wide screen in the living room adjusts to various video formats: TV image, high-definition widescreen, and even wider-screen movies done in CinemaScope. Photo by Richard Tauber.
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Villefranche Sur Mer
Apartment | 1 bedrooms | sleeps 4
|Key Info
1 bedroom apartment located in the old town of Villefranche Sur Mer. From the balcony you have partly sea view. The bay is well known for it's fabulous sea views over Mediterranean.
The apartment is equipped with kitchen & bathroom (Shower). The Balcony is equipped with sun chairs. The appartment has been recently renovated and redecorated.
|Sleeps up to 4, 1 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Villefranche Sur Mer Beach 400 m
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|100 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Nice Airport 15 km, Nearest railway: Villefranche Sur Mer 500 m
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Sea view
|Central heating
|Dishwasher, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Double beds (2), Dining seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace
The Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur region
There is so much to do here it is hard to know where to start. Maybe you want to just relax, enjoy the beach, sit in a café or bar and take in the beautiful scenery and fun scene.
Or maybe you want to enjoy the French lifestyle, cuisine, delicious produce and wine, shop in the local markets, live the village lifestyle — and get healthier and trimmer while eating and drinking to your hearts content.
Or maybe you want to do some sightseeing and take in some of the magnificent walks and sites the area has to offer. Or maybe you want to visit Italy for the day and do a bit of shopping and have a real Italian experience — just 30 minutes away. You won't tire of all the opportunities there are to enjoy yourself and get away from it all.
Villefranche Sur Mer
Villefranche sur Mer is one of the most charming — if not the most charming — authentic French and Niçoise fishing village on the French Riviera, in the heart of the Cote d'Azur. With Monaco on one side and Nice on the other, it is hard to believe that it can retain its charm and authenticity of a little village where people still know each other.
Our neighbors (a couple in their late 80s) live in an apartment that has been in their family since 1830. Their children and grandchildren all live and work in the village. Another neighbor is one of the local fishermen and sell their catch in the local market. Another set of neighbors, just a few doors away, of Italian origin (as are many Villefranchois families), have been in Villefranche Sur Mer since 1900 and are the proprietors of our world-renowned soap boutique and have two twin boys at the local school.
I love to watch and hear the neighbors hang out their windows and greet each other, have a little chat or watch the day pass by. There is family after family like this in Villefranche Sur Mer — all with lovely character and charm. It is a delightful way of life unique to Old Town living.
Although Villefranche Sur Mer is such an authentic village, Villefranche is also surrounded by an fascinating, international scene. It attracts a very interesting cosmopolitan group of visitors and residents, including students who attend the renowned French language school, Institut de Français.
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29 May 2014
"A perfect base in a super town in a beautiful setting"
Great communication leading to a perfect stay. A typical Côte d'Azur one bed apartment in a very interesting old town, excellent restaurants and very accessible to Nice, Monaco etc. we will be b… More
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Lovely spacious apartment a few minutes walk from the beach on a quiet,quaint street.Perfect for 2 adults and 2 children.Owner very helpful,would definately go back.
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"Perfect location - Nice view of the bay."
Stayed with my family - had a great time. Appartment is located central in the charming old part of town, close to restaurants and the beach. Clean, cosy and a terrace with a view. Will come back.… More
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