Nationwide College Cheating Scandal - Actresses, Business Owners Charged, Mar 2019 - #2

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My guess, and this is purely a guess, is that the signal goes through a computer set-up and the panels are hung on the wall touching, so the result is one movie-screen-sized image?

Or, hung at angles, so every individual rocker/recliner has a primo view of the screen?

Guessing, the TV at the end of my treadmill has an integrated VHS player. :rolleyes:

JMHO YMMV :cool:
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Ok, maybe that’s it. I didn’t realize home theatre tv screens were in separate panels, just never really thought about it, never had one either, lol. But that makes total sense now. I’m guessing one of the delivery guys must have snitched to the Daily Mail for them to know this.
 
Lori Loughlin's daughter Olivia Jade said she was literally never at high school | Daily Mail Online

This young woman is most clearly not college-material and seeing this makes Lori and Massimo's crimes seem even more pathetic and self-centered.

Even though they are rich by our standards, they are not billionaire-rich and I can only think that Olivia would be expected to be doing more vlogs about USC life, as if she was some sort of pop-culture representation of college -presenting her as a hip college student. I think having the "friendship" of the daughter of the USC Chairman of the Board would allow them to do to this without having someone from USC's administration protest that it wasn't appropriate.

The Gianulli's should be truly sorry to allow their kids to act like this and to keep using USC as a sham for their vapid pop-culture product promotion gig. (ie: The video of her promoting Amazon's product delivery in her USC dorm room)

The fact they committed federal crimes and IRS fraud makes them truly ridiculous and craven
 
kc1023 said:
Maybe the TV panels are part of the renovation/flip thing they are allegedly doing to the home and were already in the works and it is more or less unrelated. moo
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6 more TV's aren't going to help that house.

The extensive "minimalist California-cool" look now required on high-end Hollywood homes was clearly imposed on the 50's style Classic California Spanish bones of the house and really looks forced and ungraceful to me. The grounds aren't really very impressive, either. I wouldn't want that place if I had $35 million.
 
"That being said, if your daughter isn’t interested in sports, don’t push her in that direction—either in reality or in a fiction you bribe coaches to create. My philosophy is that students should pursue their true passions and take them to the ‘next level’—and it seems like that’s exactly what Olivia Jade has been doing. She’s interested in makeup and creating YouTube videos, and she’s been successful at it. Her makeup line was even being sold in Sephora—until they pulled it from stores in the wake of this scandal. And it’s not as though the Giannullis are strangers to putting other goals before college—it seems that Mossimo Giannulli himself dropped out of USC to pursue his fashion designing dreams. But somewhere along the way, it seems that the Giannullis decided that bragging rights and their own egos were more important than the true aspirations (and mental/emotional wellbeing) of their children."

The Money Lori Loughlin Used To Allegedly Bribe USC Coaches Could've Made Olivia Jade An Olympian
 
Herat said:
6 more TV's aren't going to help that house.

The extensive "minimalist California-cool" look now required on high-end Hollywood homes was clearly imposed on the 50's style Classic California Spanish bones of the house and really looks forced and ungraceful to me. The grounds aren't really very impressive, either. I wouldn't want that place if I had $35 million.
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I can't get over how ugly the place is for the price. And for that kind of money I most certainly would NOT be living in the middle of a golf course, unless it was my own private golf course.

Wondering how many golfers 'accidentally' hit towards the house recently and have to go get their golf balls off the patio and sneak a peek inside. :D
(Probably zero, tbh, because they're probably really sick of and embarrassed by their 'classy' neighbors).
 
JanetElaine said:
I can't get over how ugly the place is for the price. And for that kind of money I most certainly would NOT be living in the middle of a golf course, unless it was my own private golf course.

Wondering how many golfers 'accidentally' hit towards the house recently and have to go get their golf balls off the patio and sneak a peek inside. :D
(Probably zero, tbh, because they're probably really sick of and embarrassed by their 'classy' neighbors).
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They aren’t in the middle of a course, they are adjacent to it.

The club is Bel Air. Do you really think those members want to sneak a peak inside some C listers’ mansion?
 
Hewlitt-Packard also dropped an ad with Lori and Olivia

Lori Loughlin’s daughter Olivia Jade loses Sephora, HP deals

The Sephora makeup licensing deal was for one bronzer / illuminator makeup palette. This was clearly facilitated by daddy Mossimo's name and the (possibly inflated?) follower numbers.

These parents were clearly positioning Olivia Jade to be the next internet billionaire pop-culture star after Kylie Jenner.
It's all the franchising and promotion and using all those followers to get into big-league marketing. Which Daddy would sure know a helluva lot about.

The USC stuff may have been a big combination of things, one of which would be to add some polish or distinguish Olivia from the Kardashian sleaze factor. (Olivia isn't having a baby at 19 outside of marriage with some scummy rap star, she's a USC student !!!) Again, keeping promoting associations with the children of very wealthy entrepreneurs doesn't hurt this at all.

And here' for me what is the second worst part of this scandal: Her parents didn't insist on her actually attending the school

They were in on the SHAM of it all - Olivia went to Fiji to"get away from it all" on her first week of classes, as if showing up at USC would be an extraordinary stress.

This is the SECOND SCAM: They didn't care what she did, as long as she kept up her contacts with influential friends.

SHAME, SHAME, SHAME. I really loathe these parents. They are low-end frauds and criminals.
 
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Tighthead said:
They aren’t in the middle of a course, they are adjacent to it.

The club is Bel Air. Do you really think those members want to sneak a peak inside some C listers’ mansion?
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No, I don't, like I said.

And yes, I know it's adjacent. Like six foot away adjacent. Super private especially with the whatever it is weird pool out there. :rolleyes:
 
Herat said:
Lori Loughlin's daughter Olivia Jade said she was literally never at high school | Daily Mail Online

This young woman is most clearly not college-material and seeing this makes Lori and Massimo's crimes seem even more pathetic and self-centered.

Even though they are rich by our standards, they are not billionaire-rich and I can only think that Olivia would be expected to be doing more vlogs about USC life, as if she was some sort of pop-culture representation of college -presenting her as a hip college student. I think having the "friendship" of the daughter of the USC Chairman of the Board would allow them to do to this without having someone from USC's administration protest that it wasn't appropriate.

The Gianulli's should be truly sorry to allow their kids to act like this and to keep using USC as a sham for their vapid pop-culture product promotion gig. (ie: The video of her promoting Amazon's product delivery in her USC dorm room)

The fact they committed federal crimes and IRS fraud makes them truly ridiculous and craven
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I guess she will have to simply figure out a way to live on the seven figure money she made and hopefully did not spend.
 
scdiv said:
"That being said, if your daughter isn’t interested in sports, don’t push her in that direction—either in reality or in a fiction you bribe coaches to create. My philosophy is that students should pursue their true passions and take them to the ‘next level’—and it seems like that’s exactly what Olivia Jade has been doing. She’s interested in makeup and creating YouTube videos, and she’s been successful at it. Her makeup line was even being sold in Sephora—until they pulled it from stores in the wake of this scandal. And it’s not as though the Giannullis are strangers to putting other goals before college—it seems that Mossimo Giannulli himself dropped out of USC to pursue his fashion designing dreams. But somewhere along the way, it seems that the Giannullis decided that bragging rights and their own egos were more important than the true aspirations (and mental/emotional wellbeing) of their children."

The Money Lori Loughlin Used To Allegedly Bribe USC Coaches Could've Made Olivia Jade An Olympian
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I quit watching the Olympics. Who wants to watch people who have the dollars,,no matter if it is by refinancing a home or whatever, to provide coaching for their kids.

Money has infected so much.

I wonder how much pressure is on teachers and administrators to keep wealthy parents happy .
 
Herat said:
Hewlitt-Packard also dropped an ad with Lori and Olivia

Lori Loughlin’s daughter Olivia Jade loses Sephora, HP deals

The Sephora makeup licensing deal was for one bronzer / illuminator makeup palette. This was clearly facilitated by daddy Mossimo's name and the (possibly inflated?) follower numbers.

These parents were clearly positioning Olivia Jade to be the next internet billionaire pop-culture star after Kylie Jenner.
It's all the franchising and promotion and using all those followers to get into big-league marketing. Which Daddy would sure know a helluva lot about.

The USC stuff may have been a big combination of things, one of which would be to add some polish or distinguish Olivia from the Kardashian sleaze factor. (Olivia isn't having a baby at 19 outside of marriage with some scummy rap star, she's a USC student !!!) Again, keeping promoting associations with the children of very wealthy entrepreneurs doesn't hurt this at all.

And here' for me what is the second worst part of this scandal: Her parents didn't insist on her actually attending the school

They were in on the SHAM of it all - Olivia went to Fiji to"get away from it all" on her first week of classes, as if showing up at USC would be an extraordinary stress.

This is the SECOND SCAM: They didn't care what she did, as long as she kept up her contacts with influential friends.

SHAME, SHAME, SHAME. I really loathe these parents. They are low-end frauds and criminals.
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Marketing,: marketing, marketing.

They are merely using a new? twist on marketing. Clever, really.

The fresh faced college coed! Brilliant!

Skip the tedious actually going to class and sudying part and present the facade. Americans love it and I think the rest of the world is into reality shows, too.
 
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human said:
I quit watching the Olympics. Who wants to watch people who have the dollars,,no matter if it is by refinancing a home or whatever, to provide coaching for their kids.

Money has infected so much.

I wonder how much pressure is on teachers and administrators to keep wealthy parents happy .
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I know what you mean. I see the insane competitive, helicopter, wealthy, entitled parents in "regular" suburbia all the time. But I do think (true) dedication to a sport can at least teach some level of hard work, overcoming adversity, leadership, time management, etc. A genuine sense of accomplishment that can help build self-esteem and confidence. Those are good things for kids to learn that can't be bought, and it doesn't need to be an Olympics-caliber talent. There were so much better uses of that $500,000, opportunities to invest in your children that would actually teach them something and give personal growth or working toward something - rather than buying their way into school via a fake spot on the crew team. Those parents will claim they were doing this for love of their children, but they were just helping to create narcissistic, entitled, pampered egos. (As well as their own.)
 
I wonder if any of these people give to actual charities?

In other instances, people have suggesed entitled kids go work in a poverty area or something like that.

But just like poverty tourism, I don’t think the poor need to be subjected to entitled brats
 
human said:
I wonder if any of these people give to actual charities?

In other instances, people have suggesed entitled kids go work in a poverty area or something like that.

But just like poverty tourism, I don’t think the poor need to be subjected to entitled brats
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Why yes, Lori is all about helping kids go to school!

Sounds more like it was a paid partnership than charity work, but yay? Imo, it sounds like she "partnered" (read: was paid by) with Emergen-C - which then donated some money to Charity: Water. (Which really is a great cause imo! And that was a nice partnership. Just that I don't think Lori or her kids were out there digging wells in Ethiopia)

Lori Loughlin: ‘Fuller House’ Celeb Cameos & Season 2 Secrets Revealed – Hollywood Life

Aside from her multiple acting projects, Lori is playing double duty between her busy schedule and getting her kids in back-to-school mode. With the new education year starting, she’s teamed up with Emergen-C® and charity: water. While many families are preparing for school, in other parts of the world, there are children who cannot get an education because they lack the access to clean water. Instead of receiving a valuable education, children spend their days walking to collect water. Now, she, Emergen-C® and charity: water are on a quest to bring clean and safe drinking water to people in Ethiopia, so children can get to school. They are doing this through the “Water Transforms Lives” campaign.

Lori Loughlin reveals why she turned down 'Dancing with the Stars'

Loughlin has partnered with one of her favorite brands, Emergen-C, for the #40Pounds challenge, in which she's asking fans and social media users to post a photo holding anything weighing approximately 40 lbs. on Instagram or Twitter using the tag @EmergenC and #40Pounds. For each post, Emergen-C has pledged to donate $5

"$5 is huge, right? It's a lot of money. Think about it! It really is exciting and i think its important and its necessary, and I can't even wrap my head around the fact that people dont have access to clean drinking water."

It couldn't be a better partnership for Loughlin, who swears by Emergen-C packets as part of her wellness routine.

"I'm not even kidding. I take an Emergen-C packet every day. Especially when I work, and I'm on set with 200 people on a crew, I am constantly drinking it throughout the day. I don't want to jinx myself, but I did not get sick this winter," she said.

Nothing wrong with that. But with the magic of a publicist, a (I'm guessing paid) partnership with a product that donates a portion to a charity turns into puff interview snippets about "her" "time" and "commitment" to charity work.....

Aside from your work on TV, you are extremely generous with your time and commitment to organizations that are close to your heart, especially Charity: Water.
I wasn’t aware that so many people were without clean drinking water and that the very water they need is right there but they have no way of accessing it. Charity:Water makes it possible by creating clean water wells in impoverished villages in third-world countries. It is truly an amazing organization.
 
scdiv said:
Why yes, Lori is all about helping kids go to school!

Sounds more like it was a paid partnership than charity work, but yay? Imo, it sounds like she "partnered" (read: was paid by) with Emergen-C - which then donated some money to Charity: Water. (Which really is a great cause imo! And that was a nice partnership. Just that I don't think Lori or her kids were out there digging wells in Ethiopia)

Lori Loughlin: ‘Fuller House’ Celeb Cameos & Season 2 Secrets Revealed – Hollywood Life

Aside from her multiple acting projects, Lori is playing double duty between her busy schedule and getting her kids in back-to-school mode. With the new education year starting, she’s teamed up with Emergen-C® and charity: water. While many families are preparing for school, in other parts of the world, there are children who cannot get an education because they lack the access to clean water. Instead of receiving a valuable education, children spend their days walking to collect water. Now, she, Emergen-C® and charity: water are on a quest to bring clean and safe drinking water to people in Ethiopia, so children can get to school. They are doing this through the “Water Transforms Lives” campaign.

Lori Loughlin reveals why she turned down 'Dancing with the Stars'

Loughlin has partnered with one of her favorite brands, Emergen-C, for the #40Pounds challenge, in which she's asking fans and social media users to post a photo holding anything weighing approximately 40 lbs. on Instagram or Twitter using the tag @EmergenC and #40Pounds. For each post, Emergen-C has pledged to donate $5

"$5 is huge, right? It's a lot of money. Think about it! It really is exciting and i think its important and its necessary, and I can't even wrap my head around the fact that people dont have access to clean drinking water."

It couldn't be a better partnership for Loughlin, who swears by Emergen-C packets as part of her wellness routine.

"I'm not even kidding. I take an Emergen-C packet every day. Especially when I work, and I'm on set with 200 people on a crew, I am constantly drinking it throughout the day. I don't want to jinx myself, but I did not get sick this winter," she said.

Nothing wrong with that. But with the magic of a publicist, a (I'm guessing paid) partnership with a product that donates a portion to a charity turns into puff interview snippets about "her" "time" and "commitment" to charity work.....

Aside from your work on TV, you are extremely generous with your time and commitment to organizations that are close to your heart, especially Charity: Water.
I wasn’t aware that so many people were without clean drinking water and that the very water they need is right there but they have no way of accessing it. Charity:Water makes it possible by creating clean water wells in impoverished villages in third-world countries. It is truly an amazing organization.
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Ok, Nothing of her own cash or hands on?
 
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