Monday, June 22nd, 2009 | Author: admin

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Sunday, November 30th, 2008 | Author: admin

Local Singer joins in the bandwagon of Borneon Face Makeover

Jeslinah's dream of a makeover comes true

Jeslinah

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Saturday, November 08th, 2008 | Author: admin

Have you been waiting for another true ghost stories? Follow me inside and see what happened to someone by the name of Walter

Read on, my friend, read on...

Read on, my friend, read on...

“WALTER COME BACK!”

storyteller - William A., 32, plan drawer

This is my personal eyewitness on someone close to the family being captured by nature spirits. In fact, it happened to my eldest brother.

It all began during one crisp Sunday morning many years back when we were kids. That day, my father bundled the entire family off to Pantai Manis beach in Papar for a picnic. We had been looking forward to this outing for a long time, so naturally we were very excited.

The bright and breezy day is still clear in my mind like it happened only yesterday. I remember the weather and the water were perfect then, and we kids thought we’ve never had so much fun.

A little while lazed by at the beach and boredom slowly sneaked in. The space around us started to look too confining and we kids became restless. In order to make things a little more exciting, we sprang at the idea of exploring new grounds. So the three of us brothers and two kids from another family gradually strayed from the family bunch and began our little quest.

It did not take us long before our adventure started to yield an astonishing result; we found ourselves looking up at this truly enticing hill that we just had to conquer.

Racing our steps, we trekked up the hill and higher and higher we went. At some rather steep parts, we had to grip hard at the protruding tree roots to keep ourselves from falling off or rolling down the hill. The thrill of danger was exactly what we were looking for and shortly later, we discovered a trail that led to a downhill area.

We followed this trail closely until we got to the bottom of the hill, and… WOW!

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Sunday, November 02nd, 2008 | Author: admin

The white chilly is heaven for chilly-lovers. It has been grown for hundreds of years in the State of Sabah and needless to say, is one of the top favourites. These chillies are so versatile it can be combined with many dishes such as fish (fresh or salted), chicken, beef and practically with all types of meat.

Just to warn you: White Chillies are super-hot! However, there is a variation breed which is lot less hotter to suit the tender tongues.

The recipe here is a combination of traditional Sabahan ingredients with Chinese cooking style. Do check out this marvelous dish. It is so simple and straightforward.

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Tuesday, October 28th, 2008 | Author: admin

Let’s continue with the ghost stories where we last left….

Bob Bolizan invites you to read more...

Bob Bolizan invites you to read more...

SPIRIT OF THE OLD HOUSE

storyteller - Raphael S., 34, social service officer

I must say that I’m a real coward when it comes to ghostly stuffs. Friends who knew this would purposely tell me ghost stories and then would laugh at seeing me cowered and shrinking in my seat. They loved making me look like a fool but ironically, I sometimes get the kick out of being terrorised! But it wasn’t fun anymore when I had to be alone after that though. Mind you, I’ve had a real experience with the spooky once, and certainly one that still stands in my mind until today.

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Tuesday, October 28th, 2008 | Author: admin
Winnie joins in the Borneo Face Makeover

Winnie joins in the Borneo Face Makeover

Here’s another Borneon face, the delightful Miss Winnie, who has gladly let the magical hand of the makeup-artist, Raplh Lokos, to create another fascinating look on her naturally exotic face. To look at other Borneon faces, please scroll down the page.

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Sunday, October 12th, 2008 | Author: admin

There’s nothing more delightful, and scary, than a true ghost story.

Everybody, well almost, has heard of one and many are dying to share their out-of-this-world experiences. Some choose to forget, brushing it off as a figment of their imagination while some retain them in their minds, waiting for a leakage…

This section features the work of the Borneon writer, Bob Bolizan, who has written a book on true ghost stories from North Borneo, now known as Sabah, part of the country Malaysia. The collection of stories that Bob Bolizan rolls out will expand from to time, so do check this section out frequently. I think Bob Bolizan has just flicked on his midnight lamp, ready to spin ghostly stories, real stories, for you…

Bob Bolizan invites you in...

Bob Bolizan invites you in...

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Sunday, October 12th, 2008 | Author: admin

The Hinava

The Hinava

If eating raw fish is up your alley, here’s a traditional recipe of the Kadazan Dusun people of Sabah that would surely grip your interest. I must say that it’s not totally raw as the fish is cooked in lime juice. Here’s the magical but simple ingredients…

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Sunday, October 12th, 2008 | Author: admin

Welcome to this wonderful page of face makeover of the Borneon People.

This section simply wants to present to the world the many faces of the Borneon People and you will find that there are indeed a lot of many interesting faces to look at. With the aid of modern make-up, the wonderful makeup artist, Mr. Ralph Lokos, would transform and enhance these faces and make them look even more beautiful than they already are. Check these faces out…

What Ralph Lokos says about makeup:

“I use a wide variety of products as I do not like to limit myself to just one particular brand. They are all great brands and together, they help me achieve the look that I want – I love them all! I use Revlon, Maybelline, L’oreal, Mac, Silky Girl, Body Shop, Bobby Brown, Elianto, Avon, Shiseido, ZA and I will surely add in other brands in time to come. With the right products on hand, all you need is a masterstroke to start creating and creating without limit until you get to the point where you strongly feel the look is now perfect. I am a Borneon face myself and now that I have the opportunity to enhance the looks of my people, I feel so incredible lucky and grateful. Our looks are mostly ethnic and that means a sea of exotic faces to work on! I am not picky about my Borneon faces; I will sit down anyone who walks through the door and start to transform them! My advice: Blend well, combine creatively and select the right colours. And of course, practice, practice, practice. Good luck!”

Makeover of Miss Jonah

Makeover of Miss Jonah

Sharon K. - After the Borneon Face makeover

Sharon K. - After the Borneon Face makeover

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Wednesday, October 08th, 2008 | Author: admin

Welcome to one of the world’s last frontiers - the enchanting island of Borneo!

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