1) How did agriculture make life harder for Neolithic People?

2)Achievements of the Ancient Egyptians included all of the following except? a-the development of cunieform writing script b-medical techniques to treat fractures and wounds c-advanced mathematical principles, including geometry d-365 day calendar

3) In the philosophy of plato, the "real" world could be understood only through: a-ideas, or ideal forms b-careful observations c-mathematical theorems d-scientific method

4) The period known as the pax romana included all of the following except: a-peace and stability b-the construction of roads and public buildings c-flourishing trade d-a comfortable standard of living for almost everyone

5) Ghana because a trade based empire largely because of: a-its proximity to the red sea b-its location between saharan salt mines and tropical gold mines c-its proximity to morocco d-the conversion of its rulers to islam

1) the neolithic people were originally nomadic. agriculture meant a drastic change in life style

2) cuneiform writing is an achievement of the Sumerians

3) the real world can only be understood through careful observations

4) comfortable standard of living for everyone, slave trade made life hard for the slaves. (i'm unsure about this one)

5) because of its proximity to the red sea, many explorer sailed at that time making the sea a good spot for trade.

I just want to hear from serious investors what they think about day trading. I think that it is a bad idea? What are your thoughts? No I don't want to visit any websites to make money for all of the bots that seem to rule this section.
I do think it is a bad idea, but I was wondering what other people thought.

It is a good way to make a small fortune — if you start with a large one.

ive recently come across some good courses in trading buying selling etc and would like to give it a shot i dont trust online e-trades or investment firms and would like to get started as a DIY project any helpful hints

Anyone with a brokerage account can trade as often as they wish. However, since you "dont trust online e-trades or investment firms", you would need to become licensed,bonded, insured, registered, etc. as a stock brokerage firm. This would involve more than most individuals could afford or have the expertise to accomplish.
Almost all brokerages, including the on-line ones, are licensed, and insured. Having traded for a very long time, I have never had a problem with their service or fairness.

I am looking (at first) to make up to three trades a week. Starting with a small asset at 5k and looking for only a modest increase of 3% a week.

I know this is a poor answer but I know the info is good…log on to a site called Green on the Screen..read the blog..almost ALL of it…these guys are good and I believe they use " stockfetcher"…and make all sorts of adjustments to screeners.
If you can't get there directly try going to slotmarket.blogspot.com and click on the link to Green that's there.
P.S. If you are going to be a day trader, also listen to the interview with " muddy"…take notes.

If one was trying to sell short or be long any stock ie.OTCBB, PK, Nasqd, AMEX, NYSE, or other American listed stock what would be the best screen to use to find the ones under $2.00 in the first stages of a rally for buying or droping quickly to sell short in the first few minuits after trading starts in the morning? Paid for or free does not matter, wich screen is the best? Will it require more than one screen?
And thank you all in advance for your sharing of information.

If you have to ask this type of question on Yahoo! Answers then you are probably not going to have the know-how to day-trade successfully. Why would anyone who had the key to making easy money in the market be on Yahoo! Answers giving away the key to making money.

My recommendation… get a full-time job… save some money in diversified mutual funds and retire early.

Good luck!