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Author: ISM: A Community Project
8.5″ x 6″ (21.59 x 15.24 cm)
Black & White Bleed on White paper
150 pages
Publisher: ISM: A Community Project
ISBN-13: 978-0615719887
ISBN-10: 0615719880
In celebration of the ISM 10 year anniversary, photographer Lauren Elizalde asked Southern California to “Define Your ISM.” What started as a unique community project soon transformed into an inspiring social commentary.
Elegantly designed and illustrated by Petre Spassov, this book details, in beautiful black and white, the cultural differences that separate us and simultaneously connect us.
Define Your ISM highlights over 250 individuals who participated in the project and features an essay by Suzanne Walsh.
Contributors: Aaron Lewis, Aaron Victoria, Adam Luelicke, Alberto Chavez Jr., Alex Ortiz, Alexander K. Gaytan, Alexis Mazon, Alicia Newman, Alicia Stanton, Amanda Trovela, Andre LaTour, Andrea Harlin (Nikki), Andy Hernandez, Angela Lugo, Angelina Alessi, Angelina Le, Angie Diersman, Anita Hubbard, Ann Tran, Anna Perdomo, Anna Walton, Anne Seltzer, Annette Jensen, Anthony Furlong, Anthony O’Neill, Antuanette Sun, April Park, Ashley Valencia, Ben Noble, Ben Pitts, Betsy Holster, Billy Roberts, Billy Roberts, Bonnie Kim, Brad Bolton, Brandon Lansangah, Brandon Tran, Breeze Arnold, Brent Brayshaw, Brian Mills, Brianne McClaglin, Bridgette Lopez, Bryan Murphy, Bryce McGrill, Carmen Tunis, Chelsea Rizzo, Cherie Savoil, Chloe Knopf, Chris Joynt, Chris Meinke, Chris Nguyen, Christina English, Christine Bustamante, Christopher Pulu, Cinthya Gastelum, Cliff Cramp, Cortnie Clou, Crystal Curtis, Dan Perkins, Dani Paquin, Daniel Mendoza, Daniel Thaete, Danielle Mondragon, Danielle Riniolo, Darryl Ballaret, Davettia Hill, Desiree Armstrong, Desiree Lizaoh, Diana P. Banaga, Diego Mesa, Dillon Couchois, Dora Elizalde, Edberg Panganiban, Eddie Torres, Eileen Rios, Elyse Tesla, Emily Herrera, Enrique Rodriguez, Eric Fanning, Ernie C., Evan Weidentreller, Fanny Wynn, Formosir Yang, Francisco M, Frank Pimentel, Gabriela Hernandez, Garrett Kaida, George Banaga, Glenn Staniec, Guy Rodarte, Heather Duncan, Henry Lee, Hephzi Creations, Hernan Serna, Irma Hinojos, Irving Morales, Isaac Cho, Jackie Shaheeh, Jacque Miller, Jacqueline Hinojos, James Hughes, James Thomas, Janet Park, Javier Hinojos, Jazmin Zuniga, Jeanine Ashley Ramirez, Jenna Nustad, Jennifer Gastelum, Lindsay Morales, Jennifer Lemus-Fernandez, Jennifer Stewart-Thorn, Jenny Stockdale, Jessica Lee, Jillayne Sugita, Jimin Weatherly, Jose Aldama, Jose Beldran, Jose Flores, Joseph Aaron Kapp, Joseph Carillo Banaga, Juli Grundy, Julie Buckthorn, Justin Bango, Justin Becker, Justin Templeton, Kelly Hickenbottom, Kelsey Merline, Kenyon Healey, Kevin Beguico, Kevin Leon, Kevin Staniec, Kiara Moreno, Kieshauana Choice, Korie Su, Kristine Casillas, Kyle Miller, Kyle Shintaku, Kylie Holland, Larry “Hopp” Dorn, Lauren Elizalde, Lenisha Hernandez, Leon Martin, Lindsay Morales, Lori Weinkauf, Lou Elizalde, Luis Sanders, Marco Cerullo, Marcus G. Banuelos, Marcus Orndelus, Marcus Richardson, Margaret Banaga, Marie Behan, Martha Lourdes Rocha, Martha Palomino, Mary Yanashima, Matt Fry, Matt Hernandez, Megan Cohran, Michael Cortes, Michael Dorsey, Michael Robinson, Michael Yonamine, Michelle Jensen, Miran Elseewi, Miranda Cortez, Natasha Dodig, Neenah Harris, Nemencio Trinidad Jr., Nichol Duenes, Nicholas Boston, Nichole Fingers, Nick Lewis, Nika Hughes, Nikki Delauin, Olivia Kollin, Paige Fernandez, Patrick Brennan, Patrick Driggers, Patrick Driggers, Patrick Kwong, Patrick Sandoval, Paul Palazuelos, Peter Pineda, Petre Spassov, Peyton Beeli, Phil Slom, Philip Dimitriadis, Quoc Tran, Rattanak Eric Chap, Rayhan Yacub, Richard Doan, Richard Kamimura, Richy Preciado, Righteous Richards, Ritchie Kong, Roberto Figueroa, Robin Lewis, Ruby, Ryan Hernandez, Sandie Vu, Sarah Cheah, Sarah Vargas, Scott Amstadt, Shannon Aragon, Shelby Vincent, Shirley Tsang, Skyler Kim, Sloane Beeli, Stanton Lewis, Stefanie Sergio, Stephanie Shih, Stephen Wood, Susie Rosales, Suzanne Walsh, Tanjala L. Orr, Tanya Valery, Taryn Henderson, Terry Chang, Thomas Noble, Tiffany Libman, Todd Favela, Tom Edgan, Torrian Scott, Trammel Orr, Travion Dye, Travis Edson, Trevor Knopf, Vincent Tran, Wayne M. Noble, Yaneis Autumn, Yuhong Cao (Lisa), Yun Jae Lee, and Yyler Comeau.
1968 yılında Hattat Mahmud Öncü Beyefendi tarafından yazılan ism-i şerîfler...
"YA HAZRET-İ ŞEYH HÂFIZ MUZAFFER AŞKÎ EL-CERRÂHÎ EL-HALVETÎ"
Not : Bir yanlış anlaşılma sebebiyle, bu levhada ism-i şeriflerine sehven "Süleyman" ilâve edilmiştir..
Why OBC minority quota for MBA not utilized at ISM-Dhanbad?
twocircles.net/2012apr25/why_obc_minority_quota_mba_not_u...
Hattat Hasan Çelebi tarafından Hicri 1428 tarihinde yazılan ism-i şerîfleri...
"YA HAZRET-İ ŞEYH ES-SEYYİD MUZAFFER AŞKÎ EL-CERRÂHÎ EL-HALVETÎ"
Dive underwater to view the seaweed-entwined, coral-surrounded, and barnacle-encrusted NEEMO build and other rocket parts.
–noun
the monotheistic religion of the Jews, having its ethical, ceremonial, and legal foundation in the precepts of the Old Testament and in the teachings and commentaries of the rabbis as found chiefly in the Talmud.
This is probably one of the most personal photos in this set.
i am not Jewish by birth (ahem, my mom did name me Christina, after all), but i am lucky enough to have been adopted by a Jewish family! i tend to pick up other families as i find myself in different places. i have family in Maine, Illinois, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and two families in Jersey. Only a couple of those are biological.
About 10 years ago, almost to the day, i was at Karate. i used to go early to see the class before me and think things over. i had some food with me to snack on, and suddenly, i found my lap less empty. It was full of a tiny, ferocious, precocious, intimidatingly verbal 3 year old who wanted to share my dinner. This was the beginning of a long involvement with the Levy's. First i was invited to join the staff at the karate school, then to join their Saturday lunch so that their girls could share food with me. (Little did i know that Saturday lunch was an all day affair and a holy day of rest for them). Then i was invited to holidays, took my place reading the Haggadah at Passover, and then, it became a weekly family dinner with them, their kids, the staff, and extended family to do Shabbat dinner at their house.
Now, the Levy's are orthodox. So, for them, Shabbat (sundown on Friday until an hour after sundown on Saturday) involves no work, no using anything with lights, buttons, or electricity (including turning lights on or off after Shabbat "comes in"), no cooking, no lighting of candles. A full day of resting, making merry with friends, eating, and prayers. It sounds old fashioned, but it's actually quite beautiful.
But, at the beginning of Shabbat, it's the women that light the candles that "bring Shabbat in." They stand, melodically intone the beginning prayer, and draw the light towards them with both hands. Then they pray silently, and in the tradition of my family, kiss each other and say, Shabbat Shaalom.
i am not very specifically religious, but as someone who believes in God, i find these traditions and rituals fascinating, moving, and deeply powerful. In my world, there is nothing wrong about turning the TV on on a Friday. but in my world meeting hospitality with sincere respect, interest, and courtesy is paramount.
It was my honor to be invited to join the women in this prayer (that i read from this book, but that i can speak in Hebrew!) each Friday evening. In my family, women dress conservatively (i was once told not to show too much "elbow" and the person telling me this gestured to the cleavage area - LOL) on Shabbat and cover their hair while praying.
I actually miss this more than i can tell you all.