Feelin some Phantom, needed to test my soprano skills, they are a bit rusty. . #phantomoftheopera #musical #christinedaae #soprano #singer #cover #notes2 #lyrics #phantom #blueeyes #singersongwriter #rusty #lovethismusical

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Feelin some Phantom, needed to test my soprano skills, they are a bit rusty. . #phantomoftheopera #musical #christinedaae #soprano #singer #cover #notes2 #lyrics #phantom #blueeyes #singersongwriter #rusty #lovethismusical
What causes Mental Disorders?
Demonic model: evil spirits in the body
Medical model: mental illness is a purely physical disorder requiring medical treatment (no pin-point for disorder - behaviors, thoughts, emotions) {insane asylums, surgeries, drugs}
Diatheses - stress model: must have both a biological predisposition to a certain disorder (diathesis) and significant environmental stressors
_2kiss(keepItSimple... stp);
String args & method return type: pass anything you want as args in a method parameter list - as long as some of it is a string -ie- a String added to ANY other type results in a String (even as arguments in a method parameter list):
//code snippet example:
public static void main(String... o0o){
Object o = new Object(); /* even a rVar can be concat’d */
String strng = concatNatoR(2+2+"concatenate “+true+'c'+400_000_000_000L+3.14f+110 + 1888+ o);
System.out.println(strng);
} //end main()
//the concatNatoR method (below) takes a String arg:
static String concatNatoR(String s){ return s; }
//Output:
4 concatenate truec4000000000003.141101888java.lang.Object@1db9742
(1)the fixed int values (2+2) are added (using addition -NOT- concat)
(2)then the sum(2+2=4) is concatenated to a string: “concatenate“
(3) the string is concat’d to a boolean value: true
(4) the boolean is concat’d to a char: ‘c’
(5) the char is concat’d to a long value: 400... etc
(6) the long is concat’d to a float: 3.14f
(7) the float is concat’d to another int fixed value: 110
(8) and another int fixed value is concat’d (not added): 1888
(9) lastly - an object reference variable -o- is concat’d to an int - which outputs the rVar’s hashCode value
(10) and of course - u can also do this:
strng = strng.concat(" Hello tumblr");
//Output:
4concatenatetruec4000000000003.1411101888java.lang.Object@1db972 Hello tumblr
//----
functionality -aka- possible practical appl: (?)
perhaps this is useful in conjunction with searches -and/or- password use
//--applying lambda Xpress’s :
@FunctionalInterface interface ConcatenaTOR { public abstract String concatNR(String s); }
class ConcatenateMore {
public static void main(String... o0o){
ConcatenaTOR cLamb =
(x) -> { return (100*50) +"\t concatenate "+9.11f+" hello" ; } ;
System.out.print(cLamb.concatNR("dummy arg"));
}//end main
}//end class
//Output:
5000 concatenate 9.11 hello
/* the thing is tho... perhaps im losing perspective? bc - this stopped looking simple after the 1st few lines .. i think... ?? -obviously- tumblr isn’t the best place for this... im almost ready to begin posting on github... */