I need a free website to find my FEIN number.. My company's name is Essent Healthcare (in Tennessee)?
Q. I need a free website to find my FEIN number.. My company's name is Essent Healthcare (in Tennessee)?
Asked by habibi - Thu Jan 10 23:18:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You have to apply for it ( , and then it will be sent to you. If for some reason you've lost it, you can contact the IRS, and they'll tell you what it is.
Answered by Catherine F - Fri Jan 11 01:31:11 2008

For all the people who answered my last question as LOVE...Dont u think LUST is also a part of love and essent
Q. Isnt LOVE incomplete with out lust...?
Asked by arienstuff - Sun Apr 2 17:51:58 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You should have put the first question for those who want to answer the second one...
Answered by Yame - Sun Apr 2 17:58:43 2006

Can you take drug store makeup back?
Q. I was looking in a magazine and there was a really pretty shade of lipstick.. I'd like to go buy it but I really like to try my makeup on before I buy it.. Is there any drugstores that will let you return makeup after it's been opened if you keep the reciept? I've never bought makeup from drugstores too much before, but we recently just had a baby, and honestly when it comes to lipstick and eye shadow there cant be too much of a difference from sephora and walgreens.. foundation though is something that I wont buy other than from bare essent. I have CVS and Walgreens near my house.. thanks ladies!! Thanks Shak I took your advice **For those of you who wanted to get rude this is off the CVS pharmacy website here is the link: All CVS… [cont.]
Asked by Kristin - Sun Aug 5 20:28:04 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Not so sure about walgreens...but i'm pretty sure CVS allows you to return opened makeup. If you have an Rite-Aid's near you, I know for sure you can return makeup. You can always look on their websites to be sure. ..
Answered by deusa - Sun Aug 5 20:36:21 2007

will Microsoft Security Essentials interfear with macafee?
Q. i got windows 7 and macafee if i dowl load Microsoft Security Essentials will it interfear?
Asked by Sukh - Wed Jan 6 18:35:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. yes it might,macafee and norton have been known to slow computers down use one or the other not both at the same time,you can always remove macafee.
Answered by Stephen P - Wed Jan 6 19:00:06 2010

Can anyone help me translate this paragraph to english??
Q. Aliter autem rem narrant sapientes nostri, apud quos legimus Deum, iratum quod Iudaei non iam pii essent, eos punire constituisse. Itaque et urbem et templum delere Romanos sivit, immo adiuvit! Sic punivit Deus populum suum. Vale!
Asked by Cbosch - Mon Apr 7 00:44:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Otherwise but rem to make known wisely our , according to whom to collect Of the gods , angry and Iudaei not now pii to be , these reddish constituisse. And and urbem and sacred precinct delere Roman sivit , nay to help! So reddish God populace its. bid farewell I did this roughly with a translater. I hope that I helped!
Answered by Porcelain - Mon Apr 7 02:54:42 2008

Does any body know the MOOD of these LATIN verbs? There either indicative,subjunctive,co mmand,or infinitive?
Q. acceperit putabat tractavit dediderunt deserti essent
Asked by John - Sat Aug 1 16:46:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. putabat= 3.p sg imperfect Indicative active (putare - believe, think) tractavit= 3.p sg imperfect Indicative active (tractare- treat) dediderunt= 3.p pl imperfect Indicative active (dedere- give to, deliver someone [into custody etc.]) deserti= (1) PPP gen sg m, (2) PPP nom Pl m, (3) PPP gen sg n (deserere- deserting) essent= 3.p pl imperfect conjunctive active (esse- to be) I have a little problem with 'acceperit' because I don't the vocab. To my knowledge there is no 'accepere', only 'accipere'...
Answered by Ultem - Tue Aug 4 01:25:21 2009

5 sentences of Latin translating?
Q. 1. Diu maneamus. 2. Tam perterritus est ut non loqueretur. 3. Rogant quid viderit. 4. Venerunt ut amicos viderent. 5. Cum naves missae essent, nautae felices erant. 6. Ne oppidum relinquamus. 7. Erant tot aedificia ut omnia videre non possem. I only need 5 of the 7 above translated. Thanks!
Asked by Jean - Sat Nov 21 15:25:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Let's see. This looks like a study in the subjunctive case. 6. Ne oppidum relinquamus: We should not give up the town. (subjunctive present active verb) 3. They ask what he sees. (indirect question) 1. We should stay for a long time. (pres active subjunctive) 4. They come so that they might see friends. (a purpose clause, I think) 2. (he) was so terrified that he couldn't speak. (result clause) Hope that helps. The program Whitaker's Words ( is the most useful Latin aid ever.
Answered by Daphne - Sat Nov 21 15:36:17 2009

i need help with translating 4 latin sentences.?
Q. 1. Cum Romae iter faceres, multa nova vidisti. 2. Cum familia Graeca habitabant. 3. Cum septem filii Niobae interfecti essent, tamen superba remansit. 4. Cum haec dixisset, miles e castris excessit
Asked by dro - Mon Dec 7 13:20:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. ok i am a little rusty and forgot most of the meanings of words. 2. The family kept living in Greece. remember to check and see which case the noun is in. The first sentence looks like Roman is genetive. Also perfect tense (vidisti0. i isti it imus istis erunt
Answered by jessica_dianka - Mon Dec 7 13:36:44 2009

Need help with the Tenses of these LATIN VERBS there either in the present,imperfect,future, perfe ?
Q. acceperit putabat tractavit dediderunt deserti essent
Asked by John - Mon Aug 3 09:48:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. acceperit : accipio, accipere, accepi, accepetum This could be either the subjunctive perfect active or the indicative perfect active. Without a context, it's impossible to tell. putabat : puto (1) Indicative imperfect active. You can tell by the -ba- which is the tense sign for the imperfect. tractavit : tracto (1) This is the perfect active indicative. It's not a tense sign, but when you see -vi- near the end of a verb like that, with only a personal ending after it, suspect the perfect tense. dediderunt : dedo, dedere, dedidi, deditus perfect active indicative deserti essent : desero, deserere, deserui, desertus pluperfect passive subjunctive In Latin, there's just no way around memorizing verb forms and how the various tenses,… [cont.]
Answered by Diana P - Mon Aug 3 17:01:07 2009

Can you help translate these?
Q. 1. Cum Romae iter faceres, multa nova vidisti. 2. Cum familia Graeca habitabant. 3. Cum septem filii Niobae interfecti essent, tamen superba remansit. 4. Cum haec dixisset, miles e castris excessit
Asked by Mrs Lovett - Fri Nov 13 14:06:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. So you want us do your homework? Forget it! Study the books, listen to your teachers, then give it a try and come back with your findings so that you can discuss them with us.
Answered by . - Fri Nov 13 15:32:18 2009

what does 'utrisque' mean?
Q. its latin, possibly for 'both'. context: cum ab utrisque deserti essent
Asked by this is such a drag - Sat Apr 25 08:22:28 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. utriusque: both, each side, each party.
Answered by Rain - Sat Apr 25 08:52:33 2009

latin help?
Q. how do you translate 1.Conare persuadere consuli ut roma proficiscatur, laetior enim ruri erit 2. Parvus puer patrem rogavit qui secum domi manere polliciti essent 3.Cum Primum arbitramini vos consilium mihi proponere posse, quam primum mecum colloquimini
Asked by ajnsdsjafnsafu - Mon Jun 2 21:26:28 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1. Try to persuade the consul that he should depart from Rome, for he will be happier in the country. ("Conare" is a deponent imperative, not an infinitive.) 2. The little boy asked his father who had promised to stay at home with him. 3. When [the word that was bleeped out] you first decided that you could propose the plan to me, you spoke with me as soon as possible.
Answered by aida - Mon Jun 2 23:08:25 2008

What computer should I choose.?
Q. There is roughly a $1,000 difference between the two. Why would or wouldn't I choose the other.? (here are the computer configurations) Studio XPS Studio XPS featuring Core i7 processors 435MTH [224-3607] Operating System Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium Edition SP1, 64-Bit VHP61E [330-2980][420-6436][420- 8873][420-8874][421-0084] [421-0323][463-2282] Processors Intel Core i7-920 Processor(8MB L2 Cache, 2.66GHz) MI7920 [311-9770] Memory 6GB Tri-Channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1066MHz - 6 DIMMs 6G1066D [311-9800] Keyboard Dell USB Consumer Multimedia Keyboard MMK [330-0915] Monitor No Monitor N [320-7706] Video Card ATI Radeon HD 4850 512MB AT4850 [320-7704] Hard Drives 750GB - 7200RPM, SATA 3.0Gb/s, 16MB… [cont.]
Asked by anb.no.Strings.Attached - Fri Feb 13 17:32:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

How do you translate these latin sentences?
Q. How do you translate these? I want to compare it to what I wrote or think. 1. Signo dato, Crastinus exclamavit, "Iacite pila atque gladiis utimini." 2. Cum maximis laboribus perfuncti essent, centuriones a Caesare laudati sunt. 3. Equitibus repulsis, Caesaris cohortes castris potitae sunt. 4. In proelio Pharsalico, Caesar quattuor aciebus utebatur. 5. Licebatne umquam militibus Romanis festis diebus frui? 6. Quarta acies, qua Caesar contra equites Pompeii se uti posse sperabat, sex cohortes habuit. 7. Nonne Crastinus officio suo fungetur. 8. Exercitus Casaris conabatur agro Pharsalico potiri. 2. Cuum (with)
Asked by Rohit - Wed Feb 17 21:45:53 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

Will someone PLEASE translate these for me 10 points?
Q. 26. Servi boni a magistris hodie liberentur. a. Let the good slaves be freed by their masters today. b. Let the slaves be freed by their good masters today. c. Let the good masters free their slaves today. d. Let the masters free the good slaves today. 27. Pueri et puellae diligentia laborabunt ut pecuniam servent. a. The boys and girls are working with much diligence so that money might be saved. b. The boys and girls are working with much diligence so that they might save money. c. The boys and girls were working with much diligence so that money might be saved. d. The boys and girls will work with much diligence so that they might save money. 28. The small boys carry water so that they might not be small. a. Pueri parvi aquam portent… [cont.]
Asked by All I need is You ♥ - Sun Aug 24 15:11:18 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 26. a 27.d 28.c 29. d 30. b
Answered by Doethineb - Sun Aug 24 15:23:05 2008

Latin to English translation - please translate the following Latin text into English?
Q. His diebus rete omnium gentium prorsus careo, nam non Pragae, in urbe celeberrima, sed ruri prope Albim Multaviamque confluentes versans modo hortis nostris modo studiis universitariis aliquid operae do. Artem soluta oratione et quidem Latine scribendi te discere velle scripsisti et me rogavisti ut textos quosdam verisimiliter ex Anglico in Latinum conversos ad te mitterem quo facilius intellegeres quonam modo hoc genus interpretationes scribendae essent. Equidem tantum temporis non habeo ut nunc quidquid ad hanc rem interpreter (plurima enim alia mihi sunt facienda et ad pericula mense Septembri in universitate studiorum superanda et ad scholas meas praeparandas), at libenter aliquid abs te Latine conscriptum accipiam ut ego ipse… [cont.]
Asked by CGuy - Wed Aug 20 10:30:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A little homework help By these days to slacken omnium gentium forward to feel the want of , for not Pragae , in the city celeberrima , but in the country near Albim Multaviamque confluentes to whirl now we encourage our now to study universitariis someone work to give. Artem loosening prayer and indeed Latine scribendi you to dismember to be willing to write and me rogavisti when weaver whom verisimiliter out of Angles upon Latinum to abide to you mitterem from easy intellegeres formerly now this kind interpretationes scribendae to be. Indeed only transitory not to have when now quidquid to this rem to explain ( at the highest price in fact other me are the making and to hazardous mind Seven upon the whole to study superanda and to… [cont.]
Answered by say_what - Wed Aug 20 12:12:44 2008

Please someone help me with this latin 10 points to whoever can translate for me!?
Q. 26. Servi boni a magistris hodie liberentur. a. Let the good slaves be freed by their masters today. b. Let the slaves be freed by their good masters today. c. Let the good masters free their slaves today. d. Let the masters free the good slaves today. 27. Pueri et puellae diligentia laborabunt ut pecuniam servent. a. The boys and girls are working with much diligence so that money might be saved. b. The boys and girls are working with much diligence so that they might save money. c. The boys and girls were working with much diligence so that money might be saved. d. The boys and girls will work with much diligence so that they might save money. 28. The small boys carry water so that they might not be small. a. Pueri parvi aquam portent… [cont.]
Asked by All I need is You ♥ - Fri Aug 22 12:58:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 26b 27d 28d 29d 30b
Answered by sciptor - Sun Aug 24 16:21:44 2008

Latin translation, please :(?
Q. Ok, I know it's rude to ask, but can someone please translate this text for me. I need it for tomorrow but I borrowed my book and dictionary to my friend and I'm not able to translate. I tried online translators but half of the words are not there. I'm really desperate!! Pugna apud Cannas Numerus omnium peditum, qui tum steterunt in acie, milium fuit quadraginta, decem equitum. Duces cornibus praeerant: sinistro Hasdrubal, dextro Maharabal, mediam aciem Hannibal ipse *** fratre Magone tenuit. Ne fuerint numerosi, Poeni multas victorias reportabant.Utinam numquam in Italim venissent! Utinam a Romanis in Hispania victi essent! Eos qui honorem maiorum defendisent, Hannibal crudelissime trucidavit. *** ad Cannas fugienti consule vix… [cont.]
Asked by Elani - Sun May 31 18:13:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The battle of Cannae The number of foot soldiers who then stood in battle-line was forty thousand , and ten(thousand) horsemen. The leaders were at the front of the wings, on the left Hasdrubal, Maharabal on the right Hannibal with hsi brother Mago held the middle of the battle line. Though not very many, the Phoenicians reported many victories. If only they never had come to Italy! If only they had been vanquished by the Romans in Spain. Hannibal butchered those who guarded the honour of the ancestors in the cruellest manner. There were barely 50 soldiers fleeing with with the (one) consul to Cannae, with the other nearly the whole army was killed. Never, Romans, let this defeat be forgotten (lit: led into oblivion)! The cruelty of… [cont.]
Answered by haggesitze - Sun May 31 18:46:23 2009

How do you translate this (Latin to English)?
Q. I'm studying for a test and i need to know how to translate these sections. It's all from Genesis, so it's in late latin (i.e. "dominud" means "God" as opposed to "master"). Thank You! De fructu lignorum, quae sunt in paradiso, vescimur: de fructo vero ligni quod est in medio paradisi, praecepit nobis Deus ne comederemus, et ne tangeremus illud, ne forte moriamur. Dixitque Cain ad Abel fratrem suum: Egrediamur foras. Cumque essent in agro, consurrexit Cain adversus fratrem suum Abel, et interfecit eum. Et ait Dominus ad Cain: Ubi est Abel frater tuus? Qui respondit: Nescio: Num custos fratris mei sum ego? Dixitque ad eum: Qui fecisti? Vox sanguinis fratris tui clamat ad me de terra. Nunc igitur maledictus eris super terram, quae aperuit… [cont.]
Asked by Jess. - Sat Oct 18 15:18:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

Latin translation help!?
Q. I need help translating the following: Mox tepidarium, deinde caldrium inierunt. Hic, cum calorem et vaporem vix pati possent,haud multum morabuntur. Cum in tepidarium regressi essent, statim inde frigidarium intraverunt et in aquam frigidam desiluerunt. Postea linteris tersi, vestimenta rursus induerunt. Yea that's it, if someone can translate this it would be greatly appreciated. the words which are blocked is the word c-u-m. meaning with or when in latin Sorry agent yoshi, but I need a translation not just all the definitions of the words. Can someone with experience in Latin help me?
Asked by Charles - Wed Sep 23 20:51:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. next-into the bathroom-enter-this place-with-heat-and-steam -barely-able to-contain-the common people-that stay-with the others -after-bathing-return-imm ediately-from there to-a cold bath-enter-into-even-with -cold-water-submerge-afte rwards-wash yourself-dry yourself-put clothes on-and return(to your normal day?) that was what I could make sense of from the translation source that was a bathing routine!?!?!?!? WHAT?!?!?!
Answered by Agent Yoshi - Wed Sep 23 21:56:09 2009