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]
When I first arrived in Spain, I had several men say to me âGuapaâ. At the time, I had no idea what it meant as itâs an adjective only used in Spanish in Spain, so I had to look it up on the Internet. I soon found out Guapa, (or Guapo, if the word is said to a man), means âBeautifulâ or âHandsomeâ in English. But most Spaniards will tell you, itâs often used not just to mean beautiful or handsome, but also to mean a kind of beauty or handsomeness that is also very sexy. âHola guapa. Â¿CÃ³mo estÃ¡s?â â Hey, Beautiful.