Midday CNBC Bonus Bucks Answers for Thursday, July 3, 2008

Squawk Box
On July 2, strategist John Carter told CNBC he sees the Dow below 10,000. Where did he suggest putting your money? Answer: both

Squawk on the Street
According to "Warren Buffett Watch," the bear market bit Berkshire Hathaway. What was its Tuesday closing price? Answer: $120,100

The Call
In Darren Rovell's post on Nike's Air McFlys, what Back to the Future "science" term did he quote?
Answer: all of the above

Power Lunch
According to the Fast Money Trade School article, "All Or Nothing Options", who is expected to trade binaries?
Answer: all of the above

On July 2, strategist John Carter told CNBC he sees the Dow below 10,000. Where did he suggest putting your money?

According to "Warren Buffett Watch," the bear market bit Berkshire Hathaway. What was its Tuesday closing price?

In Darren Rovell's post on Nike's Air McFlys, what Back to the Future "science" term did he quote?

According to the Fast Money Trade School article, "All Or Nothing Options", who is expected to trade binaries?

According to the Fast Money Trade School article, "All Or Nothing Options", who is expected to trade binaries?

Power Lunch
According to the Fast Money Trade School article, "All Or Nothing Options", who is expected to trade binaries?

Answer: all of the above



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In Darren Rovell's post on Nike's Air McFlys, what Back to the Future "science" term did he quote?

The Call

In Darren Rovell's post on Nike's Air McFlys, what Back to the Future "science" term did he quote?

Answer: all of the above

Scientists: Watermelon yields Viagra-like effects

I thought I would shoot this in here in case you missed it. The active ingredient is found in the flesh and rind of the watermelon. As you know this is not the tasty part. On the other hand, a lot cheaper then Viagra.

Have a great July 4th weekend everyone!

clipped from news.yahoo.com A slice of cool, fresh watermelon is a juicy way to top off a Fourth of July cookout and one that researchers say has effects similar to Viagra — but don't necessarily expect it to keep the fireworks all night long. Watermelons contain an ingredient called citrulline that can trigger production of a compound that helps relax the body's blood vessels, similar to what happens when a man takes Viagra, said scientists in Texas, one of the nation's top producers of the seedless variety. Found in the flesh and rind of watermelons, citrulline reacts with the body's enzymes when consumed in large quantities and is changed into arginine, an amino acid that benefits the heart and the circulatory and immune systems.