Well here’s another close-up shot of Albert Hammond, Jr. of the Strokes. (Photo by Rhey Lee)

Great job, and keep up the good work!

> Juliet Lee, Los Angeles, Calif.

The Solis family - Darley, Tomás, Adrian and Betty (from left to right). Patriarch Tomás, who worked at Assi Market in L.A.'s Koreatown, is in need of a new kidney. (Photo by Eric Sueyoshi)

I read the “Going into Labor” article by Janet Kim in the February 2004 issue, and was moved by the condition that Tomás Solis and his family faces with his kidney failure. Do you happened to know where I could send a small donation for Tomás and his family toward helping with his medical bills?

My wife and I will continue to pray for Tomás and his family, and that God, through the grace of Jesus Christ, may bring healing to him and provide for his family through these difficult times.
Thanks and God bless!

> Austin Rhee, Pleasanton, Calif.

Ed. — Donations for Tomás Solis can be made care of the Korean Immigrant Workers Advocates (KIWA). Donations should be sent to:
KIWA Workers Justice Fund
3465 W. 8th St.
Los Angeles, CA 90005
Attn: Tomás Solis

CORRECTION

In the February 2004 issue, we incorrectly reported the California legislators who authored the resolution declaring Jan. 13 Korean American Day. Assemblymember Carol Liu introduced and authored the bill with members of the API Caucus, and Dario Frommer and Mark Ridley-Thomas were principal co-authors. Fabian Nunez did not co-author the resolution. The state Assembly passed House Resolution 38 on Jan. 12.