While you are cleaning the ears, Mrs. Rossitano asks you if Thomas is going to be better now or if this is going to be an ongoing problem. You know that you have seen many ear infections especially in dogs with ears like Thomas’ and that many of these are recurrent. What information should you tell Mrs. Rossitano? 

Mrs. Rossitano shows you Thomas’ ears. You smell a slightly yeasty odor and notice that the ears are reddened, moist and seems somewhat painful. You can see abrasions on the pinna and around the ear. Miss Rossitano then asks you what is wrong with Thomas. This appears to you to be a classic otitis externa with a yeast infection, which you have seen in many dogs, especially those with floppy ears. How would you answer Mrs. Rossitano? 

Given x = $t0; y = $t1; z = $t2; w = $t3; Implement the following program in assembly language. Please write each statement per line following the comments given for the lineif ((x – y) == z) { w = w + 50; }Here is the skeleton of the code. You need to write three statements to complete the assignment. Please follow the comments to write the program. # $t5 = x – y # Compares (x – y) with z and jump to after if the condition fails # If the condition met compute w = w + 50 After:  

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Read the brief article on Mill Girls at Lowell, MA. Then, choose three rules for mill girls Based on the three rules you chose, write a letter home as though you are a mill girl during this period. Describe your life in the mills system to a family member who has never been to Lowell. Be sure to incorporate references to the rules you chose in your letter home. Consider how these rules impact you as a mil girl. This is a creative writing assignment. Your submission should show the realities of mill girl life and be contextualized in the period of our class studies. However, this is not an academic submission, so a personal voice should apparent. You are a mill girl writing a letter. Submission should be 400 words in length.

 Low-income Americans aged 19–64 were eligible to be covered in the Mental Health Parity Act of 1996

The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008 makes sure parity rights to mental health treatment with:

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Common Public Stigma Change Strategies​ include

Policymakers’ disclosures about lived experience were one of three factors critical to passage of MHPAE Act​