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In the Year 2525 This is the Cosplay segment of the Hobbycon 2009.

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Borneo Mango More delicious and nutritious too. Find out in the future editions………………

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Venerable Port of KK Countdown towards the New Dawn for the last call- the final farewell……….. . It’s been nice to know you! . A PhotoPainting by number from iKonVista

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The Last Bugle Call At Suria Sundown as photographed at Suria Sabah- the up & coming shopping mall in Kota Kinabalu.

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Clash of  the Bornean Titans  Breakdance Battle of Borneo at 1Borneo Hypermall over the weekend of 21/22 Nov., 2009. And this ain’t no “White Rajahs vs Japanese Imperial Forces”. Make no mistake about it.

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Every Cloud Has A Silver Lining November 16, 2009 At the jogging track, Likas Sports Complex.

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Equinox Concerto Serenading the twilight at Likas Sports Complex, Kota Kinabalu

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Prism of Light In The Sky                  My heart leaps up when I behold                   A rainbow in the sky                                                              ———– Wordsworth Observed at Kolombong By-Pass, Sabah

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Such Stuff As Dreams Are Made On Oui!  Aquarelle. Let’s talk about camera, the D-SLR type. Now and then, it does give rise to an illusory image in a shot-visual. When it does, it drives me into a psychotic tailspin. Wait a minute! I’ve got to get a hold of myself. Ahhh….. such is life’s big [...]

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The Warrior Princesses Move over, you men! A sport with a difference. It was an action-packed rugby competition full of rough-and-tumble actions interweaved with high tensions and excitements to keep you spellbound to the end of time. This is my kind of action-filled sport with a tinge of sensual tenderness only the she-must-be-obeyed knows how to [...]

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Heaven Can Wait! Mount Kinabalu as observed from KKIP (Kota Kinabalu Industrial Park) on a clear blue day.

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Ornamental Symbol o f Love & Friendship  Sight & Sound at Prince Philip Park, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

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Sailing the Seven Seas With the Gypsies Lepa is often associated with the Regatta Lepa that will burst into life in the water of Semporna with a glittering multicolour extravaganza every April month.

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Eid al-Fitr- Hari Raya Aidifitri The End of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting.. Let the Festive Season of Charity commence. The next three days, 20-22 Sept., are officially public holidays in Sabah.

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A Word A Day Keeps the Wordbugs Away Boost Your Manglish/Singlish Word/Phrase Power No meaning lah!- No point (in doing it) Come, come, (come)– Follow me; Come in Don’t disturb- Don’t mess; Don’t make noise; Don’t trouble/bother me/him Aiyoh!- Expression of  shock or surprise Don’t simply, simply hamdam (hentam) (this is a good one)-  Don’t just do [...]

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Golden City in the Middle Earth Could this be an illusory image from the Fantasy-land? Be assured that this is no illusion.

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Kamikaze! The Divine Wind To say I was shell-shocked is to put it lightly. But stunned I truly was by the sight of the Kamikaze’s suicidal mission. But it was fun and hilarious to watch the Kamikaze diving into the sea to catch its prey.

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A Bamboo Curtain Call  To Bring the House Down Magunatip, that quintessential Bamboo Pole dance among the natives of Asia. When the  headhunters of  North Borneo are on the prowl again, you know it’s time to party and bring the house down.

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The State of Nine -the Minangkabau Country This is the Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia segment of the Folkdance Festival – July 7 Negeri Sembilan – States Within A State-  quite simply means 9 states came  together to make up a state within the federated states of Malaysia.

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Kazakhstanis in Borneo A Family Album at the Folklore Festival, Kota Kinabalu  Philippines- the Bamboo Fest next

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Majelis Adat Dayak Nasional- Kalimantan, Indonesia This is the Indonesian Kalimantan segment of the Folkdance Festival – July 7 Dayak refers to the indigenous people residing in the island of Borneo, especially in the regions of Sarawak and Kalimantan. Their dances are usually full of symbolism and can be considered to be a type of [...]

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Punjab Folk Art Centre This is the India segment of the Folkdance Festival – July 7 Bhangra, that lively & jolly folk dance originated from the Punjab region of India & Pakistan. It, without fail, always gets me going and in the mood for a Saturday Night Fever. The dance performed at the Fest somehow [...]

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Zhan Jiang Song and Dance Ensemble-  Guang Dong, China This is the China segment of the Folkdance Festival – July 7 And of course the usual ribbons (and fans) in a Chinese dance would go without saying.  Chinese dance has its own unique vocabulary, semantics, and syntactic structure that enable a dancer on stage to [...]

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Department of Performing Arts – Cambodia This is the Cambodia segment of the Folkdance Festival – July 7 It was a superbly staged folkdance festival with rip-roaring dance performances coming one after another at a fast and furious pace. Spectacular is probably an understatement of the year, I believe. Showbiz Glitz is more fitting. Yah, [...]

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Persatuan Melayu Keriam Tutong Pesaka This is the Brunei segment of the Folkdance Festival – July 7 It was a  superbly staged folkdance festival with rip-roaring dance performances coming one after another at a fast and  furious pace. Spectacular is probably an understatement of the year, I believe. Showbiz Glitz is more fitting. Yah, putting on [...]

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Woh, I Am Going to Barbados  Have A Nice Weekend!

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Pottery In Motion Come the month of May you may like to visit the Heritage Village at the Sabah Museum. There will be cultural programmes being staged at the museum. One of them will be the Chinese pottery making demonstration.

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Rhyming To The Living Blues & Jazz  

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Break To The Beat, B-Boys! Now, guys, KK (Kota kinabalu)  is slowly but surely becoming a vibrant cultural city with street acts and other cultural performances coming online by the day. All it needs now is to generate public interest and support .  And, of course, some designated outdoor venues around the city areas are provided  for [...]

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