I've been driving by this place as it has been being built. They have parking "lifts" for people who own tiny cars I guess. I browsed through their offerings and the prices are, well, fairly high. They accept pets with extra rent money - except a plethora of certain dog breeds...
400 square foot studio starts at $1,874/mo
I saw one of the Masterson trained psychotherapists has a new book out and a few chapters are focused on SPD. New literature on SPD is usually interesting but I'm not sure if I want to drop $45 on the ebook. Took a look at the chapter titles and the schizoid case study is titled 'Schizoid Fantasy: Refuge or Transitional Location?', which already came out as a paper a few years ago. Anyone with a review?
Ep 223 – Interview with Tom Gipson and Chelsea Orcutt
Only episodes 1 & 2 were out at the time this was released
I. Tom Gipson Segment
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RS gives Tom the opportunity to tell us about himself. Tom’s originally from the east coast, grew up in New Jersey, completed a degree in psychology at Seton Hall University, started working in finance at Merrill Lynch post grad during the 2008 financial crisis. In his late 20s he wanted to make a career change so put himself through acting school, taking night classes in NYC while continuing to work his 9 to 5. After completing the program he began acting in Manhattan and after about two and a half years moved to LA where he has been for just over two years now. Met Chelsea in LA even though they’re both east coast natives.
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RS pointed out how his career in acting may have viewers question his sincerity on the show. Tom assures us that his relationship with Chelsea is real and he was being himself on the show. Although he is an actor, he was not acting.
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RS asks how he got recruited to be on the show. Tom says it wasn’t something his agency sought it and that it was actually through Chelsea. Someone from production reached out to Chelsea on IG while they were together in the car and asked if they would take a quick call. Said they would think about it. They watched season one and even though he’s not a fan of reality tv, he was super into it and they binged it in two days. Tom said that he thought the premise of the show would be perfect for them because it would force them to tackle their biggest ongoing issue, which is Tom’s flirtatious nature and Chelsea’s lack of trust. Weighed the pros and cons before saying yes.
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RS asks Tom to break down his first impression of the other couples: Julien & Kristen - Immediately noticed how jacked Julien is and how stunning Kristen is. Kendal & Erica - Got the impression that they weren’t on the same page. Cory & Erin - When introductions were first made, he thought Cory’s name was Kendal and so he made a mnemonic device (Kendal is a Ken Doll) to remember his name. Says he thought it was going to be rocky for them. Says they’re a great couple and speaks very highly of Cory. They continue to touch on Cory’s struggle early on in the season.
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RS moves on to how we saw Chelsea tell Blake that she didn’t want to be there and that it was Tom’s idea and asks if it was accurate and if so how did he convince her. He says it falls somewhere in the
Hi guys. I hope this place is also for asking for advice.
While developing the econometric model, I encountered an autocorrelation problem. I solved it with the Cochran-Orcutt transformation and indeed the autocorrelation disappeared. The first variable also disappeared, which I later found out is a normal side effect of this process. I am creating the project in the RStudio environment and my question is specifically about how to recover the first observation. I need it for later analysis (for example series test), and I don't know how I can constest it.
Anyway, my model has 72 observations. If you know of a way to check the randomness and symmetry of the residuals of the model afterwards despite missing the first observation then let me know. Because without the first observation I don't know how to do it even though I have all the residuals.
Julie
I realised a noisy, mostly-improvised solo guitar album. FFO Marc Ribot, Bill Orcutt, Derek Bailey, Fred Frith, Bill Frisell. Hope you enjoy!
