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Learn More: As Seen On NBC 7/39 February 2004

Learn MoreCheck out the Web sites mentioned on air by NBC 7/39. Information is listed in chronological order, with the most recent links at the top. To find links from past months, check the bottom of this page.

Check the list to the right for the most-requested links and resources.

FEBRUARY 2004

Friday, Feb. 27
  • World Golf Championships
    The world will be watching this weekend when the best players in golf descend on Carlsbad.
  • Hot-Flash Treatment
    A Chinese herbal therapy is being used as a treatment for hot flashes as an alternative to hormone replacement therapy.
  • Padres Tickets
    Opening Day tickets are available at Padres.com or by calling (877) FRIARTIX.

Thursday, Feb. 26
  • Padres Tickets
    Opening Day tickets are available at Padres.com or by calling (877) FRIARTIX.
  • The Commuter Test
    Find out if there is a faster way to get to work on four of San Diego's busiest commutes.

Wednesday, Feb. 25

Tuesday, Feb. 24
  • Meat Recall
    Richwood Meat Company is recalling 90,000 pounds of ground beef due to possible E. coli contamination.
  • Stress-Fighting Foods
    Find out how to decrease stress levels by taming your diet.

Monday, Feb. 23
  • Spanish-Language Classes For Nurses
    A class for nurses to learn practical conversations, essential vocabulary, common medical expressions, and cultural insights to enable them to communicate effectively with Latino patients.
  • Tongue Splitting
    Find out why tongue-splitting is taking body art to new, dangerous levels.

Saturday, Feb. 21

Friday, Feb. 20
  • Free Makeup
    Find out how a lawsuit filed in California could spark a stampede at cosmetic counters as customers line up for free makeup.
  • Accused Pimp Fugitives
    Police want help locating two men who have been accused of pandering. Call the San Diego Vice Department at (619) 531-2452.
  • Albert Heppner Memorial
    The memorial service for U.S. race walker Albert Heppner will be held Feb. 23 at 11 a.m. at:

    Greenwood Memorial Park and Mortuary
    4300 Imperial Ave.
    San Diego

    Following Jewish custom, the family has asked that there be no gifts of flowers. Those wishing to make a donation can contact one of three memorial funds:

    The Jewish National Foundation
    (800) 542-8733

    The Al Heppner Memorial Fund at the U.S. Olympic Training Center
    (619) 656-1500
    2800 Olympic Parkway
    Chula Vista, CA 91915

    The Al Heppner Scholarship Fund (after March 1) North American Racewalking Institute Before March 1: (781) 934-6319. After March 1: (626) 441-5459.
    1203 S. Orange Grove Blvd.
    Pasadena, CA 91105-3345
  • Auto Financing
    PeopleFirst.com is America's largest online vehicle lender.

Thursday, Feb. 19

Wednesday, Feb. 18
  • The Drug Price Test
    Are you paying too much for prescription drugs?
  • Olympic Torch
    Four U.S. cities will host the Athens 2004 Olympic Torch Relay this summer -- you can nominate someone to carry the Olympic flame.
  • "Unlocking" Your Cell Phone
    Find out how to take your cell phone with you when you change carriers.

Tuesday, Feb. 17

Monday, Feb. 16

Saturday, Feb. 14
  • Chateaubriand and Lobster Tail
    This dish, which serves two, should be served with seasonal baby vegetables and potato pave with a choice of perigordine sauce.

Friday, Feb. 13

Thursday, Feb. 12

Wednesday, Feb. 11
  • Gas Price Zones
    Learn why high gas prices do not necessarily mean the consumer has to suffer.
  • Binational Emergency Medical Care Committee
    BEMCC is the primary contact when emergency transportation is required across the U.S. San Ysidro, Otay Mesa, Tecate and Calexico Port of entries.
  • Buick Invitational Tee Times
    The tee times for Feb. 12-13 listed on the PGA Tour's site are for information purposes only. The official groupings and starting times are posted at the tournament site.
  • National Military Family Association
    Find out more about the NMFA, which will be celebrating its 35th anniversary in May, and how to made a donation.
  • "Women Who Steal"
    Tickets are still available for the 21st-century comedy that is "so loaded with wit and wisdom that it will make youl laugh so hard it hurts!"

Tuesday, Feb. 10
  • The Low-Carb Test
    Should you really be trading all those carbs in for fat? Get the lowdown on low carbs.

Monday, Feb. 9

Sunday, Feb. 8
  • XPrize
    Learn more about the $10 million prize intended to jump-start the space-tourism industry

Saturday, Feb. 7

Friday, Feb. 6
  • San Diego Sex Slaves
    Young girls, many of them teenagers, come to this country hoping for a new life. Some of them, however, end up as sex slaves in San Diego, held against their will in outdoor brothels.
  • National Center For Missing and Exploited Children
    Learn more about how to keep your children safe.
  • Go Red For Women
    The American Heart Association is trying to get the word out about the risk that heart disease poses to women. Find out about Friday's "Go Red For Women" event.
  • San Diego Jewish Film Festival
    The 14th annual festival kicked off on Feb. 5 and runs through Feb. 15.
  • Bilateral Safety Corridor Coalition
    A nonprofit agency that helps support the human rights of women and children forced into labor and sexual exploitation.
  • U.S. Department of State
    The U.S. Department of State Office monitors and combats trafficking in persons. Learn about laws passed to protect women and children from illegal trafficking.
  • San Diego Better Business Bureau
    The nonprofit San Diego Better Business Bureau provides the largest free service of its kind to San Diego.

Thursday, Feb. 5

Wednesday, Feb. 4

Tuesday, Feb. 3

Monday, Feb. 2
  • Go Red For Women
    The American Heart Association is trying to get the word out about the risk that heart disease poses to women. Find out about Friday's "Go Red For Women" event.
  • Spy Killer
    A software company says it has a free program to protect computer users from spyware.

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