BREWING IN THE SOUL. WHO IS WISCONSIN BREWING COMPANY? WE'RE BREWERS AND BUSINESS PEOPLE, FRIENDS, PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS, ARTISTS, CRAFTSMEN AND PIONEERS. PEOPLE WHO TRY TO BE GOOD AND DO GOOD, WHO APPRECIATE GREAT TIMES AND GREAT BREWS, WHO SHARE THE SAME ENTHUSIASM FOR OUR HOME STATE, LOVE FOR OUR FAMILIES AND PASSION FOR OUR BEER. IN OTHER WORDS, PEOPLE A LOT LIKE YOU. WE ARE WISCONSIN. AND IF ALL THIS STRIKES A CHORD, THERE'S A GOOD CHANCE YOU'RE WISCONSIN, TOO.
Whakapapa (MÄori pronunciation: [Ëfakapapa]), or genealogy, is a fundamental principle in MÄori culture. A person reciting their whakpapa, places themselves in a wider context, links themselves to land and tribal groupings and the mana of those.[1]
Mihi Whakatau. Mihi whakatau is the MÄori term used to describe a formal speech of welcome and is undertaken by a MÄori representative of the University. Mihi whakatau is traditionally used for welcoming, introductions, openings and general purpose which take place off the marae. A mihi whakatau is a speech (or speeches) of greeting made during an official welcome to acknowledge those gathered together for a particular purpose. While a pÅwhiri is a ritual of encounter used on the marae, a mihi whakatau can also be used for the welcome.