Tom Poje

cigars to the following correct answers: raging bull, a few good men, and Jackxxx the movie. no to city of angels no to road to wellville.

good luck, whatever you decide. the only thing that got me by the c-3 or c-4 test was the ASPPA cram session plus the work experience. as I rapidly approach being 'catch-up' eligible, the study habits have disappeared - well I suppose the workload doesn't help either. (and a movie quiz to post once and awhile!) as for the songs, I have no idea why the goofy ideas pop into what little brain matter is left. well,we will see how things go at next weeks talk.

no to #6

some pretty good identifying so far. 6 Somewhere in time 8 Peter Pan 12 Exorcism of Emily Rose (was correctly identified as Gone with the Wind. were not correct. all others were correct

#13 is correct. good job. #18 is not correct. I still have 2, 9, 18, 20 to go

sorry, I didn't have time to set up a 'type in your guess' and see if it is correct. here are 36 movies to 'ruin' your weekend, trying to figure out. these are the last scenes - so no missing bodies or anything like that. as usual, I never even heard of many of them, and I think there is a cartoon or 2 or 3 and so old black and whites. good luck

congrats! guess I better start looking for a new job.

you are correct (as usual) hope all this nonsense was fun.

ok, I'll accept typos! #10 and #16 are reversed Rcline #14 is really #13. I give him a negative score for his guess on #2. how can I give him partial credit on that one! that leaves 11, 15 and 24.

this file is a excel file containing 8 movies to identify based on the 'invisible' people. earlier today I tried this attachment and it failed. if I have managed to do things correctly, you type in the name of the movie in the yellow box and find out if you are correct or not. I think I have locked things up enough that you cant cheat.

this is a test to see if Dave has fixed the problem of attaching .rpt files for me. this is the genereal nondiscrimination overall report (landscape) can not be used from custom, so this would have to over-write the relius version. this modification will tell you how many NHCEs are needed if a rate group fails. It also indicates the NHCE concentration %, and the midpoint needed

ok, Identify the Movie/TV show and the character. you TV land and Nick at Nighters should be able to do this one. well, I was going to do another invisible movie character puzzle, and I have it pasted into an excel sheet so you can type in the movie name and see if you are correct. however, for whatever reason you can't attach excel files at the moment. but the Bakerman is working on it! besides, looks like there are still a few answers left to go on the other quizez. 1. Big screen: Raul Julia Small screen: John Astin 2. Big screen: Dan Aykroyd Small screen: Jack Webb 3. Big screen: Ben Stiller Small screen: Paul Michael Glaser 4. Big screen: Goldie Hawn Small screen: Lorna Patterson 5. Big screen: Christopher Lloyd Small screen: Ray Walston 6. Big screen: Jim Varney Small screen: Buddy Ebsen 7. Big screen: Claire Danes Small screen: Peggy Lipton 8. Big screen: Walter Matthau Small screen: Joseph Kearns 9. Big screen: Will Smith Small screen: Robert Conrad 10. Big screen: Jennifer Lopez Small screen: Carla Gugino 11. Big screen: Christopher Walken Small screen: Anthony Michael Hall 12. Big screen: Kristy Swanson Small screen: Sarah Michelle Gellar 13. Big screen: Eddie Murphy Small screen: Bill Cosby 14. Big screen: Shelley Long Small screen: Florence Henderson 15. Big screen: Jennifer Grey Small screen: Jennifer Aniston 16. Big screen: Colin Farrell Small screen: Robert Urich 17. Big screen: Elliott Gould Small screen: Wayne Rogers 18. Big screen: Nicole Kidman Small screen: Elizabeth Montgomery 19. Big screen: Janine Turner Small screen: Barbara Billingsley 20. Big screen: Harrison Ford Small screen: David Janssen 21. Big screen: Bill Murray Small screen: David Doyle 22. Big screen: Alicia Silverstone Small screen: Rachel Blanchard 23. Big screen: Walter Matthau Small screen: Jack Klugman 24. Big screen: Heather Graham Small screen: Marta Kristen

man, if I was an NHCE there I would find a way to defer. That is too good a deal.

so in other words, if you defer 5%, you get the enhanced match of at least 4%, a fixed match (lets guess 3%) and the possibility of a discretionary match. gee whiz at least 7% plus in match for 5% deferral. why oh why would you even need it to be safe harbor to avoid testing? I can't imagine a plan like that coming close to failing the ADP/ACP test. I suppose you could have HCE owners with small comp, but then how would they afford a rich formula like that?

sorry #18 is incorrect. try again!

that leaves 2,5,9,13,18 and 20. the other screen shots of #5 which I couldn't capture give it a way. a picture of a shower curtain a picture of a drain with an off color liquid flowing into it.

more hints page 1 #1 2005 drama #5 is sci fi (1997) page 3 #3 Biography (2005) #5 sci-fi (2004) #6 teen comedy (1989) #7 comedy (2000) page 2 - still need #1, the Wooody Allen movie

ok, time for some clues? page 2 movies (not in any particular order) Five guys. One safe. No brains. 2 of the movies are 'disaster' movies 1 of the movies is by Woody Allen the other 4 have already been solved.

it looks like there are 4 left on each page to be guessed...er identified. halfway there, folks. Pale Rider is a correct identification.

so, based on your situation, it is ok because the deferral are based on services already performed. gee, bet the DOL loves that. deferrals deposited before the paycheck. careful, next thing they will expect everyone to do that. (again, in your case its the timing of the paycheck, not the services) by the way, the preamble also says that "for an occasional pay period... deferrals made before services are performed...that are made for bona fide adminstrative considerations and are not made early with a principal purpose of accelerating deductions...(would not fail regulatory requirements)

ok, no missing bodies or anything. Plus this is the Simpsons and I am going to assume you have watched them too many times to count. I haven't, and I am not a big movie fan, but I was still able to identify from the pictures most of the movies they were imitating/making fun of/spoofing/whatever. but heck, its Friday, sit back and have some fun. 21 movies to identify

in addition, check for top heavy. it is possible to get safe harbor from date of entry (depending on document) and the remainder as top heavy. difference of course is in the vesting

all answers correct so far. that probably includes contributing to delinquency, but if its giving you a few moments of 'relaxation' from the pension insanity, then it is probably worth it.

the Word file has 24 movies to identify. a sample is included above. no, that is not me sitting at work by the file cabinet. I'm outstanding. In fact, I'm out standing by the water cooler killing time. seriously, as luck would have it, I have found a web site with some more movie pictures in which the people have been 'zapped'. just the clothes show. of course I guess you could find that web site too, but what fun is that looking up the answers. you people are suppossed to be the movie expert so go ahead and identify them without all that help. download the file and I wouldn't read anyone elses responses as I suspect those will be the answers or at least gusses. out to ruin WDIK's week. Ha, all in good fun.

so I think that leaves 2, 3, 5 , 13, 14,20 yes, Mr ERSIA, Maude was correct. one of the shows starred Marlo Thomas. jevd - of the 4 you posted, I knew b and c