To prevent undue political influence, US Supreme Court justices serve until they either 1) choose to retire, or 2) reach the end of their natural life. The justices.csv file (from Lab 3, in our shared data folder) contains information about each US Supreme Court justice appointed in the history of the country. To review, the columns of the file contain: Justice first name Justice last name State the justice is from Name of the president who appointed the justice Year appointed Year the appointment ended The 6th column contains 0 for justices currently serving at the time the data file was compiled. Write a function named three_longest_appts that accepts three arguments: a file name, a beginning year, and an ending year. Return a pandas dataframe containing all data columns for the three longest-serving justices appointed between the beginning year and ending year (inclusive). Include in your analysis only those justices whose term has ended (retired or passed away). For full credit, your function should use pandas concepts and techniques to calculate and return the result without using loops or list comprehensions. In [1]: three_longest_appts(‘justices.csv’, 1789, 2022) Out[1]: first last state pres beg end term 43 John Harlan KY Rutherford B. Hayes 1877 1971 94 31 William Douglas CT Franklin D. Roosevelt 1939 1975 36 90 John Stevens IL Gerald R. Ford 1975 2010 35 In [2]: three_longest_appts(‘justices.csv’, 1789, 1905) Out[2]: first last state pres beg end term 43 John Harlan KY Rutherford B. Hayes 1877 1971 94 61 John Marshall VA John Adams 1801 1835 34 34 Stephen Field CA Abraham Lincoln 1863 1897 34 In [3]: three_longest_appts(‘justices.csv’, 1906, 2022) Out[3]: first last state pres beg end term 31 William Douglas CT Franklin D. Roosevelt 1939 1975 36 90 John Stevens IL Gerald R. Ford 1975 2010 35 4 Hugo Black AL Franklin D. Roosevelt 1937 1971 34 In [4]: three_longest_appts(‘justices.csv’, 1964, 2022) Out[4]: first last state pres beg end term 90 John Stevens IL Gerald R. Ford 1975 2010 35 80 William Rehnquist VA Ronald Reagan 1972 2005 33 56 Anthony Kennedy CA Ronald Reagan 1988 2018 30

Which of the following people is considered highly compensated for 2025?

Jared, age 54, earns $300,000 per year and is a participant in his employer’s 401(k) plan. Ignoring the ADP Test requirements, what is the maximum amount that Jared can defer under the 401(k) plan in 2025?

Numerous companies aim to introduce their products within amusement parks, such as Disneyland, by distributing complimentary samples to visitors. Their rationale is grounded in the belief that visitors, who are in the midst of thrilling rides and experiencing a surge of emotions, will be more inclined to respond favorably to these products. The physiological reactions, including an accelerated heart rate and heightened dopamine levels, that accompany these exhilarating experiences closely mirror the physiological responses associated with a particular positive emotion, which explains the expectation of positive consumer responses. This alignment in physiological reactions is expected to enhance the appeal of the products to visitors. The emotion that explains these effects is:

Which situation best reflects the slippery slope phenomenon?

Which example best represents a boundary crossing?

Kleinman says that caregiving is a defining “moral practice”, that makes the caregivers “fully human”. What does this tell us about the act of caregiving?

Which scenario best illustrates role blending in a professional supervision context?  

Celtic Spirit Brewing is a company specializing in seasonal beverages. It currently has two divisions: the Lager Division and the Bottling Division. The Lager Division sells each keg of its limited-edition green lager to external customers for $300 each. Each keg has fixed costs of $25 per unit and variable costs of $125 per unit. Management at Celtic has requested that the Lager Division transfer 500 kegs to the Bottling Division at a price of $250 per keg. Lager Division is already operating at full capacity and would have to sacrifice external sales of 300 kegs to fulfill this internal request. The Lager division can avoid $30 of variable cost per keg due to fewer shipping and handling costs when selling to the Bottling Division. What is the minimum transfer price per keg that the Lager Division should accept? (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your final answer to the nearest whole dollar.)

TEDx2016 – In the TEDx titled, “Solutions for the Obesity Epidemic”, Dr. Elizabeth van Rossum at Erasmus University discussed