La Comisin de la Mujer del FMLN las y los invita a ser parte del comit planificador para el Da Internacional de la Mujer La reunin se llevar a cabo el Mircoles, 6 de febrero, 2008 ~~~ 7:30 p.m. Peace Center (1/2 cuadra al oeste de Crescent Heights) 8124 West 3rd St., First Floor Los Angeles, California 90048 Se servir cena para todas y todos El Da Internacional de la Mujer se celebrar el Sbado, 8 de marzo, 2008 Iglesia Presbiteriana de Pasadena 585 E. Colorado Blvd. (esquina con Madison Ave.) Oradora Principal: Dra. Violeta Menjivar, Alcaldesa de San Salvador, El Salvador Panel de Oradoras Internacionales Msica, Danza, y Poesa Entrada GRATIS ~~ Cena $10 (Cuidado de nios y cena GRATIS) Por favor llamar a Isaura Rivera-Anagnos (310) 472-8312, isariv@aol.com The Women??s Commission of the FMLN invites you to be part of the planning committee to celebrate International Women??s Day The meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 6, 2008 ~ ~ ~ 7:30 p.m. Peace Center (1/2 a block west of Crescent Heights) 8124 West 3rd St., First Floor Los Angeles, California 90048 Dinner will be provided International Women??s Day Celebration will take place on Saturday, March 8th, 2008 Pasadena Presbyterian Church 585 E. Colorado Blvd., (corner of Madison Ave.) Keynote Speaker: Dr. Violeta Menjivar, Mayor of San Salvador, El Salvador Featuring International Speakers, Cultural Performances Free Admission, Dinner $10 (children??s dinner FREE) Please call Isaura Rivera-Anagnos (310) 472-8312, isariv@aol.com

The Word of the Day for January 31, 2008 is: jehu ? JEE-hyoo ? noun : a driver of a coach or cab Example Sentence: The jehu who picked us up from the hotel got us to the airport in plenty of time, but his reckless driving gave us more of an adventure than we would have liked. Did you know? Today's word comes from the name of a notoriously speedy chariot driver. Originally a commander of chariots for Ahab, king of Israel, Jehu later led a revolt against the throne and became king himself. In the Bible, it is noted of Jehu that "he drives furiously" (II Kings 9:20). In the 17th century, English speakers began using "jehu" as a generic term meaning "coachman" or, specifically, "a fast or reckless coachman." Today, we are more likely to use the word in reference to reckless cabdrivers. The phrase "drives like Jehu" is encountered occasionally, too.