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	Kai
		Kai Manne Boerje Siegbahn Kai Manne Borje Siegbahn (born spectroscopy.
		Kai Province Kai province (甲斐国; no-kuni) is an Shizuoka Prefecture.
		Nippon Sei Ko Kai The Nippon Zei Ko Kai (日本聖公会), abbreviated as NSKK, or the Anglica...
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/kai.html (383 words)

	Waitiri. Who is Waitiri? What is Waitiri? Where is Waitiri? Definition of Waitiri. Meaning of Waitiri. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		In Polynesian mythology, Waitiri is a goddess who married a human, Kai Tangata and had a son with him, Hema.
		She left Kai Tangata and returned to heaven as a cloud because he had offended her.
		Later, she gave her grandson, Tawhaki, a vine that eventually took him to heaven.
	www.knowledgerush.com /kr/encyclopedia/Waitiri (79 words)

	Romans Chapter 14 - Maori Bible - Free Bible Software by johnhurt.com
		Kaua te tangata e kai ana e whakahawea ki te tangata kahore e kai, kaua hoki te tangata kahore e kai e whakahe i te tangata e kai ana: kua manakohia hoki ia e te Atua.
		Ki te mea hoki na te kai i pouri ai tou teina, kahore e mau ana tau haere i runga i te aroha.
		Ko te tangata hoki ko enei hei mahinga mana ki a te Karaiti, ka ahuarekatia ia e te Atua, ka paingia hoki e nga tangata.
	www.christianisrael.com /maori/B45C014.htm (649 words)

	Kaitiakitanga - Guardianship of tthe environment that supports us
		Finally, mana tangata comes from belonging to a family; a Maori is not an isolated individual, he is identified with his community who encompasses living members as well as dead ancestors.
		The Maori traditional way of cooking food (kai) is called a hangi; it involves digging a hole in the ground, putting some heated stones at the bottom on which food is placed, adding water to produce steam and covering all with earth.
		To honour this divine duty, the tangata whenua are obligated to continue the role of the Tawhito who delegate their power (mana) to them.
	www.kaitiakitanga.net /stories/origins%20research.htm (3542 words)

	Part 3: Management - Kia aroraki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Representatives (tangata tiaki) are appointed by the tangata whenua to manage the customary fishery in their area of authority.
		Kaitiakitanga is the exercise of guardianship by the tangata whenua of an area in accordance with tikanga Māori.
		At times, rāhui may be put in place by the tangata whenua as kaitiaki, in accordance with tikanga to close an area, or restrict certain activities, to safeguard the well being of people and/or for the purposes of conservation and the sustainability of a resource or an area.
	www.doc.govt.nz /Regional-Info/010~Canterbury/004~Conservation/Te-Waihora/Te-Waihora-plan-(draft)/030~3-Management-(section-1-through-2).asp (4544 words)

	Nearby Hangaroa - Easter Island
		Visitors to the cave at Ana Kai Tangata pass this small kiosk where cold drinks are sold.
		Ana Kai Tangata's precious high valted ceiling paintings.
		View from the interior of Ana Kai Tangata out to the ocean.
	www.islandheritage.org /pg/nbhfotos.html (214 words)

	Easter Island/Rapa Nui
		It was interesting in a scary sort of way to watch her peel a guava with a knife while driving on that rough and curvy road.
		The last cave we visited was Ana Kai Tangata, just west of Hanga Roa, and situated at the end of a beautiful little bay.
		In Hawaiian, kai would be 'ai, a word meaning "to eat or consume" and also "to rule." This relationship between ruling and eating is a curious aspect of Polynesian culture.
	www.sergeking.com /Rapanui/rapa09.html (709 words)

	Career Profile - Areta Koopu - Te Rau Matatini New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Based on the needs of the tangata whaiora, they are then allocated to the appropriate clinician/s within the team.
		In 1996 after the working in Porirua Hospital as the Nursing Supervisor/Manager role, I applied for a Kai Manaaki role at Te Whare Marie, in which I was successful.
		To translate Kai Manaaki it is about keeping the mana of the people together and supporting people.
	www.matatini.co.nz /careers/aretakoopu.htm (433 words)

	Nga Iwi Maori
		Ko Tuhoe moumou kai, moumou taaonga, moumou tangata ki te po
		e kaha ki te tuku i ana kai, i ana taaonga hei manaaki i teenei hanga i te manuhiri i te tangata haere.
		Ko Ngati Toa Rangatira te iwi, ko Te Rauparaha te tangata
	www.geocities.com /skybowm/omc9.html (643 words)

	Te Roroa Claim (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		We recommend that the 250 acre Taharoa Native Reserve, granted as from 8 February 1876 to Parore Te Awha, be restored "as wahi tapu, papakainga and mahinga kai for tangata whenua" as originally intended (see findings 8.1.2(h) and (j); 8.1.3 (d); 8.1.5(i); 8.1.6(c) and (e)-(g)).
		We recommend that the Crown return to tangata whenua that area of land omitted from the Wairau Native Reserve by survey on its southern boundary (see findings 8.1.2(g); 8.1.6(e) and (f); 8.1.7).
		We recommend that approximately 30 acres of land at Kawerua cease to be Crown land and, together with access, be vested in tangata whenua as a Maori reservation (see findings 8.1.3(a) and (e); 8.1.5(f); 8.1.6(f); 8.1.7).
	www.knowledge-basket.co.nz /oldwaitangi/text/wai038/ch8_02.html (291 words)

	Digest1
		Once a year in spring until at least 1864, all the clans would gather first in the cannibal cave Ana Kai Tangata where they would decorate their bodies before going by procession up to the ceremonial village of Orongo at the edge of a thousand-foot cliff.
		The Tapati is a competition between families for the right to crown their candidate as Queen, a mixture of an Eisteddfod, a minor olympiad and a fashion parade,.
		With much excitement and appeals to rule books points are awarded and at the end of the two week festival the Queen is crowned, but not necessarily the winner on points as the audience on the final evening has the last word and it isn't unknown for the underdog to be acclaimed.
	www.waymarker.co.uk /ml/rapanui/digest1.htm (7374 words)

	KiwiCareers - Food and Beverage Manager / Introduction
		Food and beverage managers are responsible for all food and beverage outlets in a hotel or conference centre.
		Ko ta te kaiwhakahaere kai/inu mahi ko te whakahaere i nga wahi whakaputa kai, inu hoki o te hotera.
		"Na, kua tau ki te tangata whakaputu kai he rua ti tana."
	www.kiwicareers.govt.nz /jobs/5b_hos/j80300a.htm (141 words)

	Kai Tangata -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		In (Click link for more info and facts about Polynesian mythology) Polynesian mythology, Kai Tangata is a mortal who married the goddess (Click link for more info and facts about Waitiri) Waitiri, who later left him because he offended her.
		Before she returned to heaven as a (A visible mass of water or ice particles suspended at a considerable altitude) cloud, she taught Kai Tangata how to fish.
		With Waitiri, he was the father of (Click link for more info and facts about Hema) Hema.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/K/Ka/Kai_Tangata.htm (113 words)

	Waitiri
		In Maori myth, a goddess who descended from heaven to marry a human, Kai Tangata.
		One day Kai Tangata offended her and she ascended back to heaven from the roof top, colored white, like a cloud.
		During their marriage, Waitiri taught her husband to fish with barbs.
	www.pantheon.org /articles/w/waitiri.html (77 words)

	Easter Island \| Special Topics Page \| Timeline of Art History \| The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Paintings of birds on the ceiling of the cave at Ana Kai Tangata.
		Easter Island, situated in the southeast Pacific over 1,000 miles from the other islands of Eastern Polynesia and some 1,400 miles west of South America, is one of the most remote inhabited places in the world.
		In a number of respects, the moai tangata bear a close formal resemblance to the larger stone moai.
	www.metmuseum.org /toah/hd/eais/hd_eais.htm (509 words)

	kai_province (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Illuminated Boat Procession and Naga Fireballs at Nong Kai Province (October 6-12, 2003, along the Mekong River, Nong Kai Province) During the a week of the event, visitors will be entertained by the...
		However, on the 10th day of thier trip back to Kai province, Harunobu suddenly rebelled in a coup supported by his ashigaru and retainers, forcing...
		TAKEDA (Kai) The Takeda of Kai Province were founded by Takeda Yoshikiyo, a nephew of Minamoto Yoshiie, and loyally served Minamoto...
	kai_province.networklive.org (350 words)

	The Maori Language (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Some kuia (women) from the tangata whenua (hosts) will perform a karanga (call/chant) to the manuhiri.
		It is usual for the manuhiri then present a koha (gift) to the tangata whenua after greeting the hosts with a hongi — the ceremonial touching of noses.
		After the powhiri, kai (food) may be shared.
	www.kingcountry.co.nz /maoriLanguage.php (699 words)

	Chile Reportajes Isla de Pascua. Rapa Nui (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		When it ended the practice of veneration of ancestors and the moai were all destroyed in the ground, a new religion was born, the cult of the Birdman or "Tangata Manu".
		To the collection of the egg, the competitors must go down abrupt cliffs (from Orongo to the sea), and cross by swimming to the islets of Motu Iti and Motu Nui (where the manutara nested); steal the first egg, come back swimming and go up the cliffs without breaking their precious testimony.
		Ana Kai Tangata Cave: In the town near Mataveri, there is a cave with paintings of birds in its roof.
	www.gochile.cl /html/ChileIslaPascua/Chile-Isla-Pascua.asp (2306 words)

	Tom City - Learn to love that krazy Maori placename
		The chief Rakai realised that the kidney fat of the victims was twitching, so he paoa nui (thoroughly bashed) the offending portions.
		Threat, meaning unless the enemy withdrew, their bones would be in evidence after a cannibal feast.
		On their return they said: "Katahi tera, whakamahia ai tera matau, ko nga kai he tangata tonu." (We were made to work, and the food was human flesh)
	www.geocities.com /tom_city/maori.htm (1113 words)

	Nahum Chapter 3 - Maori Bible
		Nana, he wahine ou tangata i waenganui i a koe: ko nga kuwaha o tou whenua tuwhera pu ki ou hoariri; ka pau ou tutaki i te ahi.
		Ka pau koe i te ahi i reira, ka hatepea atu koe e te hoari, ko tana kai i a koe ka rite ki ta te tatarakihi: whakaraneatia koe, kia rite ki te tatarakihi, whakaraneatia koe, kia rite ki te mawhitiwhiti.
		Ko ou tangata i te potae kingi, ko to ratou rite kei te mawhitiwhiti, ko ou rangatira rite tonu ki nga pokai mawhitiwhiti e noho nei i nga taiepa i te ra maeke i te whitinga o te ra ka rere ratou, kahore hoki e mohiotia to ratou wahi, kei hea ra?
	www.biblekeeper.com /maori/B34C003.htm (719 words)

	Ka to Kai Tete: Fletcher Index of Māori Names: The University of Waikato Library
		Ka to Kai Tete: Fletcher Index of Māori Names: The University of Waikato Library
		J.P.S. A name for some of the Tangata whenua.
		KAI HE One of the props of Rangi.
	www.waikato.ac.nz /library/resources/nzc/fletcher/K1.shtml (812 words)

	Easter Island - About
		ANA KAI TANGATA cave with birdman paintings on the ceiling
		ORONGO ceremonial village with several dwellings built out of stone slabs, exceptional commanding scenic vistas and concentration of petroglyphs including those of Tangata Manu, the birdman; Make Make, the god that created him and Komari, the fertility symbol.
		AHU TONGARIKI with the archaeological remains scattered dozens of meters away from their original site during to a tidal wave in 1960.
	www.ladatco.com /IPC-about.HTM (680 words)

	Kai Ti to Katoamataau: Fletcher Index of Māori Names: The University of Waikato Library
		Kai Ti to Katoamataau: Fletcher Index of Māori Names: The University of Waikato Library
		KAI TI A block of land near Gisborne.
		J.P.S. A place on the shore of Roto kakahi.
	www.waikato.ac.nz /library/resources/nzc/fletcher/K2.shtml?printver (971 words)

	Easter Island Story
		With the scarce food supplies it may have been a question of hunger as well as being ceremonial.
		A spooky cave (right) at the southwest corner of the island, Ana Kai Tangata, is translated to "cave where men are eaten." Inside are pictographs painted in ochre and white of ghost like birds flying upwards.
		With no wood left to build boats, all the Rapa Nui people could do was look enviously at the birds that sail effortless through the sky.
	mysteriousplaces.com /Easter_Island/html/tour4.html (449 words)

	HOTELS
		Located near Ana Kai Tangata, the Iorana offers spectacular views of the coastline.
		There is an ocean side rock pool at the foot of the cliff, as well a swimming pool.
		There are now two "supermercados" in the village and they carry a surprising amount of things, a far cry from just ten years ago.
	www.netaxs.com /~trance/hotel.html (1698 words)

	Easter Island Tours,vacations,packages :Help Desk in USA
		A half-day tour to the Rano Kao volcano, whose deep crater of lush vegetation contains a large fresh water lake covered with totora.
		Next, we will proceed to Ana Kai Tangata, a cavern where the island people took refuge during times of war and where you can see many pre-historic paintings.
		In the afternoon we will make another excursion visiting Ahu Akivi, the big platform, which is composed of 7 Moais, all of them facing the sea; the Ana Tepahu caverns and the quarry of Puna Pau, where the top part of the Moais were sculpted (named Pukao, which means "typical hairstyle"), and Ahu Tahai.
	www.chilecallcenter.com /easterislandtours.htm (1189 words)

	Ministry of Justice: Publications: Reports: 2001: He Hinatore ki te Ao Maori - A Glimpse into the Maori World: Maori ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		te toto o te tangata, he kai, te ora o te tangata, he whenua
		He toa taua, mate taua, he toa piki pari, mate pari, he toa ngaki kai, ma te huhu tena
		he wahine, he whenua i mate ai te tangata, 73 he whakahou rongo wahine he tatau pounamu
	www.justice.govt.nz /pubs/reports/2001/maori_perspectives/table.html (495 words)

	University of Nebraska Alumni Association
		Late in the afternoon we fly to Rapa Nui, the local name for Easter Island, landing in the island's only village, Hanga Roa, where Edmundo Edwards and Claudio Cristino, our archaeologist guides and hosts, welcome us.
		Anthropological Museum, Tahai Archaeological Zone, Ana Kai Tangata, obsidian quarry at Te Manavai, Rano Kau volcano, Orongo
		After lunch at a local restaurant, we view the ancient pictographs painted in ochre and white on the high vaulted ceilings in the cave of Ana Kai Tangata and stop to see an obsidian dome, where thousands of pieces of this semiprecious stone are scattered on the ground at Te Manavai.
	www.unl.edu /alumni/programs/tourin/03easter_island.htm (1958 words)

	Easter Island Travel - Easter Island Tour - travel to Chile, the Rapa Nui Culture - moia and Tapati Festival - Easter ...
		The sacred site is famed for its hundreds of intricate petroglyphs carved on massive boulders perching on the edge of the cliff.
		Continue to Ana Kai Tangata, the Cave of the Cannibals, with painted portraits of Sooty Terns soaring in stylized flight across the ceiling, and Vinapu, containing the ruins of two famous shrines, one of which has massive stonework reminiscent of the Inca civilization in Peru.
		The remote west coast of the island is today’s destination.
	www.farhorizon.com /south-america/easteris.htm (2318 words)

	Chile Travel and Tours - Travel to Easter Island
		Day 3 Orongo - Ahu Vinapu - Ana Kai Tangata Cave (B) We drive to Rano Kau volcano, the biggest on the island, whose enormous crater is now a fresh water lake with floating green fields of totora reeds.
		The Ana Kai Tangata cave sits at the end of a beautiful little bay.
		A rocky trail leads us to the cave entrance, and venturing inside we see a few paintings relating to the birdman culture.
	www.adventure-life.com /chile/itinerary.php?code=EI5 (867 words)

	Whakapapa Guide
		Index of names taken from obituaries which appeared in the magazines Te Ao Hou, Te Māori, Te Kaea, and Tu Tangata.
		Te Puoho led a Ngati Tama (Marlborough) war-party from Golden Bay along the length of the West Coast, across the Southern Alps and through the Interior of Otago and Southland to storm the Kai Tahu (Ngai Tahu) villages on the shores and Islands of Foveaux Strait.
		Dacker, B. Te mamae me te aroha = The pain and the love: a history of Kai Tahu Whanui in Otago, 1844-1994.
	www.library.auckland.ac.nz /subjects/maori/guides/whakapapa_guide.htm (4467 words)

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