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Ishi (ĭsh`ī), in the Bible. 1, 2 Judahites. 3 Manassite. 4 Simeonite whose sons fought at Mt. Seir. 5 The name Ishi with the meaning "my husband" is a name of God in a prophecy. Ishi (?1860–1916) Yahi tribesman; born near Mt. Lassen, Calif. The sole survivor of his tribe, he was found half dead in 1911 and taken to live at the Museum of Anthropology in Berkeley, Calif. He was the subject of a book by Alfred Kroeber and renowned as the "last of the Stone Age people" in North America. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Hart, which went on a similarstreak last season in league play, is led by scorer Matt Valaika,and Ishi Zamora also played well in Garces. The authors acknowledge Suzann K Campbell for provision of subjects, fund procurement, and data for the Test of Infant Motor Performance (funded by a grant from the National Institutes of Health-National Center for Medical Rehabilitation Research) and Leticia Ishi for clerical support. Following novelist Karen Tei Yamashita's impressionistic essay on Japanese, Brazilian and American cultural "rules," Angelo Ishi draws upon his own experience as a Nikkei Brazilian in Japan to explore the economic and psychological motivations behind the initiation (and extension) of "temporary" work there. |
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