Podcasts about Kota Kinabalu

EP#4 [FINALE] Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 feat Pn Theodora Sebastian, Datuk Dr Ramle Kasin Dan YB Datuk Matbali MusahEpisod ke4 DAN TERAKHIR INI, bersama Lembaga Koko Malaysia ini, kami bawa mask Pengerusi Bagi MICE atau Malaysian International Cocoa Exhibition yang akan berlangsung sepanjang MICF2025, dan Puan Theodora adalar yang bertanggungjawab menyusun atur bahagian booth dan program berkaitan dengan exhibitions. Selain tu seperti baisa, Datuk Dr Ramle Kasin juga kembali ke studio segak bégaya kali ni, mendalami dengan lebih terperinci tentang koko di Malaysia dan di luar negara, sertã Chairman Lembaga Koko Malaysia YB Datuk Matbali Musah.So siapa cinta chocolate? Cintakan koko? Bah ayuh dengar episode padu dan mantap ini di Spotify juga di YouTube Hari ini.Unduk Ngadau 2025 akan berada di MICF pada 27hb May 2025Kids Friendly EnvironmentEduCocoaMake your own cocoa, for freeThe biggest Cocoa Fair in Asia!Mari ramai-ramai kita datang ke Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 yang akan berlangsung dari 24 hingga 27 Mei di Sabah International Convention Centre, Kota Kinabalu.Acara ini menghimpunkan peladang, usahawan, dan pakar-pakar industri koko dari seluruh negara. Ini memang satu peluang baik untuk mengenali produk tempatan, teknologi baru, dan rangkaian dengan komuniti dalam industri koko.Untuk makluman lanjut ikuti Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 di Facebook dan Instagram hari ini.Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 — where passion, innovation, and opportunity meet.”#micf2025 #lkm #lembagakokomalaysia #koko #cocoa #sabah #pestakoko #fypkoko #cocoafyp #fypage #fypviral

Upřímně přiznávám, je mi trochu smutno. Pořád sice jedu, ale zároveň mám pocit, že moje dlouhá cesta skončila. Jsem v civilizaci, mezi křesťany, na jednom malém filipínském ostrově.Záchody jsou tu na sezení a zadky se utírají trapně papírem. Ubytoval jsem se v chatkovém komplexu kousek od pláže a teď u snídaně, která se podává přímo u bazénu, jsem potkal nejméně šest turistů se zjevně podobnými kořeny, jaké mám já. Jen tedy vypadali o dost líp – jsou to nějací snowboarďáci, řekl bych, a holky úplné manekýny. Ale nevím, neptal jsem se. A oni se neptali už vůbec, dorazil prostě nějaký další turista.Je to dost zvláštní. Ještě před pár hodinami v Malajsii jsem byl naprostým středem pozornosti, čtyřiadvacet hodin denně v pozici dejme tomu Leoše Mareše – každý si na mě ukazoval, každý druhý chtěl selfie, ale tohle definitivně skončilo.A ten konec, průjezd severním Borneem, ten byl jak sen.Dlouho jsem plánoval, že na Filipíny přepluju lodí, ale s tím je potíž, protože doprava mezi malajským Sandakanem a filipínskou Zamboangou funguje nahodile – jeden týden loď pluje, druhý ne – a v mém týdnu si želbohu vzala volno.Trasu jsem tedy musel přesměrovat na letiště v malajském městě Kota Kinabalu, odkud se dá na Filipíny dostat několikrát denně. Letenka na nedělní noc byla tentokrát docela drahá – trasa Kota Kinabalu – Manila – Cebu vyšla na šest tisíc. Během své cesty jsem už jednu zaplacenou letenku prošustroval, to když mě do letadla nevpustili v indické Kalkatě. Jen nerad bych si to zopakoval, a tak jsem poslední dva dny dost spěchal.

EP#3 Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 feat Pn Theodora Sebastian & Datuk Dr Ramle KasinEpisod ke3 bersama Lembaga Koko Malaysia ini, kami bawa mask Pengerusi Bagi MICE atau Malaysian International Cocoa Exhibition yang akan berlangsung sepanjang MICF2025, dan Puan Theodora adalar yang bertanggungjawab menyusun atur bahagian booth dan program berkaitan dengan exhibitions. Selain tu seperti baisa, Datuk Dr Ramle Kasin juga kembali ke studio segak bégaya kali ni, mendalami dengan lebih terperinci tentang koko di Malaysia dan di luar negara.So siapa cinta chocolate? Cintakan koko? Bah ayuh dengar episode padu dan mantap ini di Spotify juga di YouTube Hari ini.- Unduk Ngadau 2025 akan berada di MICF pada 27hb May 2025- Kids Friendly Environment- EduCocoa- Make your own cocoa, for free- The biggest Cocoa Fair in Asia!Mari ramai-ramai kita datang ke Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 yang akan berlangsung dari 24 hingga 27 Mei di Sabah International Convention Centre, Kota Kinabalu.Acara ini menghimpunkan peladang, usahawan, dan pakar-pakar industri koko dari seluruh negara. Ini memang satu peluang baik untuk mengenali produk tempatan, teknologi baru, dan rangkaian dengan komuniti dalam industri koko.Untuk makluman lanjut ikuti Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 di Facebook dan Instagram hari ini.Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 — where passion, innovation, and opportunity meet.”#micf2025 #lkm #lembagakokomalaysia #koko #cocoa #sabah #pestakoko #fypkoko #cocoafyp #fypage #fypviral

S18E6 : Ep#2 Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 feat Pn Theodora Sebastian & Datuk Dr Ramle KasinEpisod ke2 bersama Lembaga Koko Malaysia ini, kami bawa mask Pengerusi Bagi MICE atau Malaysian International Cocoa Exhibition yang akan berlangsung sepanjang MICF2025, dan Puan Theodora adalar yang bertanggungjawab menyusun atur bahagian booth dan program berkaitan dengan exhibitions. Selain tu seperti baisa, Datuk Dr Ramle Kasin juga kembali ke studio segak bégaya kali ni, mendalami dengan lebih terperinci tentang koko di Malaysia dan di luar negara.So siapa cinta chocolate? Cintakan koko? Bah ayuh dengar episode padu dan mantap ini di Spotify juga di YouTube Hari ini.Mari ramai-ramai kita datang ke Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 yang akan berlangsung dari 24 hingga 27 Mei di Sabah International Convention Centre, Kota Kinabalu.Acara ini menghimpunkan peladang, usahawan, dan pakar-pakar industri koko dari seluruh negara. Ini memang satu peluang baik untuk mengenali produk tempatan, teknologi baru, dan rangkaian dengan komuniti dalam industri koko.Untuk makluman lanjut ikuti Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 di Facebook dan Instagram hari ini.Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 — where passion, innovation, and opportunity meet.”#micf2025 #lkm #lembagakokomalaysia #koko #cocoa #sabah #pestakoko #fypkoko #cocoafyp #fypage #fypviral

S17E12 : MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL COCOA FAIR 2025 bersama dengan Datuk Dr Ramle Hj KasinEpisode kali ini , Kami sangat berbesar hati kerana dapat bercerita tentang COCOA! Ramai yang mungkin tidak tahu bahawa Sabah mengeluarkan 60% keluaran koko dan terbesar di Malaysia, dan untuk pengetahuan semua, No5 terbesar di dunia.Koko kini mencecah Rm30 ribu setan, fuh….tiada lain yang boleh bercerita tentang koko ini selain daripada Ketua Pengarah Lembaga Koko Malaysia, Ybhg Datuk Dr Ramle Hj Kasin. Kau tanya dia jawab….terbaik Datuk. So siapa cinta chocolate? Cintakan koko? Bah ayuh dengar episode padu dan mantap ini di Spotify juga di YouTube Hari ini. Mari ramai-ramai kita datang ke Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 yang akan berlangsung dari 24 hingga 27 Mei di Sabah International Convention Centre, Kota Kinabalu.Acara ini menghimpunkan peladang, usahawan, dan pakar-pakar industri koko dari seluruh negara. Ini memang satu peluang baik untuk mengenali produk tempatan, teknologi baru, dan rangkaian dengan komuniti dalam industri koko.Untuk makluman lanjut ikuti Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 di Facebook dan Instagram hari ini.Malaysian International Cocoa Fair 2025 — where passion, innovation, and opportunity meet.” #micf2025 #lkm #lembagakokomalaysia #koko #cocoa #sabah #pestakoko #fypkoko #cocoafyp #fypage #fypviral

MALAM SERAM THE HORROR TALK SHOW | BUKAN SEKADAR CERITA SERAMGANGGUAN PENUMPANG JALAN SADAKAN KE KOTA KINABALU | KISAH SERAM HOTEL PERHENTIAN ADA YANG IKUTSuka bacaan kisah-kisah seram, sila subscribe ke saluran Malam Seram! Malam Seram LIVE show Isnin hingga Khamis 11 malam dan Jumaat 11.59 malam MALAM SERAM adalah segmen LIVE perkongsian pengalaman seram dan misteri. Anggap ia hanya sekadar perkongsian sahaja. Jangan mudah percaya dan terlalu taksub dengan apa yang anda dengar! MALAM SERAM The Horror Talk Show Bukan Sekadar Cerita Seram. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/malam-seram--3347472/support.

Tim Lee from the luxurious Post Rach Inn, Big Sur, California speaks to Renae on this episode of the Where2FromHere podcast. In this episode of "Where2FromHere: Inspiration. Passion. Excellence.," Renae Leith-Manos sits down with Tim Lee, the dynamic General Manager of Post Ranch Inn in Big Sur, California. The conversation is nothing short of enlightening as it delves into Tim's extraordinary journey through the world of luxury hospitality and luxury hotels, a journey that has seen him transform some of the most prestigious properties across the globe. Tim Lee's story begins with the Regent International Hotel Group, where he embarked on a career that would span continents and decades. With a career rooted in excellence, Tim has become a sought-after leader in the luxury hotel industry. His expertise lies in opening, closing, and renovating properties, as well as in leadership and staff training. His work has taken him to the most iconic cities and exotic locales, including Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, Hawaii, Paris, London, Taipei, Hong Kong, New York, and beyond. From the chic and historic properties in Beverly Hills to the serene and luxurious retreats in Hawaii and Lake Como, Italy, Tim focuses on the highest standards of service, as well as architecture, and design. His ability to adapt to different cultures and environments while maintaining a commitment to excellence has earned him numerous accolades, including awards for service excellence and recognition as a leader in the hospitality industry. One of the highlights of the interview was Tim's discussion of his current role at Post Ranch Inn, perched 1,200 feet above the Pacific Ocean in Big Sur, California. This breathtaking property, known for its blend of rustic elegance and natural beauty, has become a sanctuary for luxury travellers seeking romance, relaxation, or rejuvenation. Under Tim's leadership, Post Ranch Inn has received the prestigious MICHELIN GUIDE 3 Keys award for being one of the most outstanding hotels in the United States, as well as the title of Best Hotel in the World by Andrew Harper Members Choice, for properties under 50 rooms. Renae and Tim also explored his time as a consultant for some of the world's most luxurious properties. His work at the Grand Hotel Tremezzo in Lake Como, Italy, was particularly noteworthy. Hired by the owner to enhance the guest experience and operational standards, Tim played a crucial role in maintaining the hotel's reputation for exquisite service and authentic Italian hospitality. The conversation also touched on Tim's consulting work for Preferred Hotels & Resorts, where he guided independent hotels and resorts to new heights, specialising in quality assurance, service standards, and leadership training. His impact on these properties has been profound, helping them to stand out in a highly competitive industry. Tim's international experience is vast, and his stories from his time at Echo Resorts in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, were especially captivating. His efforts in improving guest and operational standards at properties like the Gayana Marine Resort, Bunga Raya Island Resort & Spa, and Borneo Eagle Resort showcased his ability to blend luxury with environmental consciousness, preserving the natural beauty of these destinations while providing guests with unforgettable experiences. Tim's passion for hospitality is matched only by his dedication to excellence. His journey from the Regent International Hotel Group to the heights of Post Ranch Inn is a testament to his unwavering commitment to creating exceptional experiences for guests. For anyone interested in the world of luxury hospitality, this episode of "Where2FromHere" is a must-listen, offering inspiration, insights, and a glimpse into the life of one of the industry's most respected leaders. Chapters for the chat between Tim Lee and Renae Leith-Manos : 0:46 Introduction 1:52 Career History and Challenges 6:03 How did Tim Lee get into luxury hotels? 8:45 Big Sur, Post Ranch Inn and the close knit community 12:20 Celebrities stories from Tim Lee 17:11 Post Ranch Inn's Three Michelin Keys 18:06 Post Ranch Inn's take on sustainability and its challenges 20:37 What changes are you seeing on the luxury hotels industry? 22:48 Where2FromHere, Tim? *** Subscribe above for the best and latest regular luxury travel updates. For collaborations, contact us at: renaemanos@mac.com *** Host & Executive Producer: Renae Leith-Manos Editor: XI Creatives Graphic & Design: Karla Munoz For more luxury travel go to: www.renaesworld.com.au Click here for more on Post Ranch Inn: https://postranchinn.com/ Check out instagram @renaesworldofficial For Luxury Hotel Consulting: www.luxuryhotelconsulting.com You can watch every episode with spectacular visuals from some of the world's best and most luxurious hotels over on Renae's YouTube channel, “Renae's World, Where to From Here”.

On this week's podcast, Pat Cobe, senior menu editor of Restaurant Business, and Bret Thorn, senior food & beverage editor of Nation's Restaurant News and Restaurant Hospitality, discussed the time they spent on and near the water in New York City. Pat took a ferry down the East River to Wall Street to check out Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Tin Building, a much-ballyhooed food hall that neither co-host had had a chance to visit yet. Pat enjoyed a savory buckwheat crêpe, and observed that she also had the option to have a South Indian crêpe-like item called a dosa, a fact that dovetailed nicely with a feature that Bret had just written on chicken curry, one of the fastest-growing types of chicken dishes on menus these days. Bret has taken to watching the birds flying over Sheepshead Bay, where he lives now, and he strolled along the bay to Rocca, a Turkish-accented restaurant with a bayside view, where he had a light meal of various mezze dips such as labneh, hummus, babaghanoush and Turkish bread. Pat, too, had sampled a Turkish food she'd never had before, a tiny dumpling called manti, which she had with labneh at a Turkish place called A la Turka. In other food samplings, Bret was sent Buffalo Wild Wings' chicken wings with its new Bacon Buffalo sauce as well as its Triple Bacon Cheeseburger. The guest this week is William Dissen, chef and owner of The Market Place in Asheville, North Carolina, as well as three-unit Billy D's Fried Chicken. Dissen recently returned from a culinary ambassador mission to Malaysia, where he cooked for stateless children near the city of Kota Kinabalu. He also recently published his first cookbook, “Thoughtful Cooking: Recipes Rooted in the New South.” Dissen said the book reflects his own ethos of using wholesome, local food, and he advocates for people to cook that way at home, too. The restaurateur doesn't just help Malaysian kids. He's also involved in education programs for young people at home in North Carolina, and he discussed that mission and also shared strategies for keeping his restaurant's staff engaged, motivated and excited to provide great hospitality.

In part 2 of our Saturday Morning Sit-Down Conversation host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host, author Neil Humphreys discuss charity Project Pari with Lynette Ee, Service Chairperson and Board Member, Zonta Club of Singapore and Cheryl Koh, Partner, Forvis Mazars in Singapore and why a Forvis Mazars team climbed Mt. Kota Kinabalu, Southeast Asia's highest peak, to raise $30,000 for less privileged girls in Singapore.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach M J sits down with Julie Lewis ...  Julie Lewis is human sunshine. A soulful phoenix, rising from the ashes to answer the call of the wild; using adventure as a tool to awaken and access untested strengths and limitless potential. It is the skill of resilience, courage, and joy that Julie embodies and shares with so many. Having climbed some of the World's highest mountains peaks, being held at gunpoint crossing the desert during the Gulf crisis, widowed at 36, starting the first female expedition company in Middle East in 2003 and caring for her husband through stage 4 brain cancer to complete recovery are just a few of the diverse and unusual experiences that have allowed her to perfect the art and science of resilience and turn adversity into positive transformation and growth. Julie has and shares an empowering story of courage, resilience, and trust. A story of tremendous inward focus, strength, and connection. Julie shines a light on the path for others to venture forward, to embrace the highs, lows, and plateaus; to reach higher, delve deeper and look beyond the horizon. Her insightful connection to nature has given her the ability to lead others through transformations of their own.  She radiates a magnetic energy, a deep sense of self and understanding of others that draws clients from around the globe. As a spirited, entrepreneurial adventurer, in demand speaker, an award-winning author and the foremost expert on resilience, natural well-being and strength-based leadership, Julie will help you climb and move any mountain as you journey to your highest and awakened self. Julie is the ‘go to' woman for turning adversity and setbacks into fulfilling challenges and personal transformation. Exploring inner worlds and connecting with nature's raw and honest beauty, she celebrated her 40th birthday on the summit of Kota Kinabalu. With a reignited sense of awe and wonder after experiencing natures transformative powers Julie found her freedom in the reverence of the mountains, the vitality of the ocean, the energy of the forest and the beauty of the desert. Forever changed by the clarity she achieved on her personal journey of self-discovery, she shares her growth and success principles with others leading them to a new level of joy, self-awareness and connection that enables them to flourish by learning and applying resilience, self-awareness and embracing their connection to others, self, and nature. To understand Julie is to understand her in her different elements... Listen to this show to know more ... https://julie-lewis.com/ #JulieLewis #Coachmjtolan #Therealmissioniampossibleshow #Inspiration #Author #Keynotespeaker #Firepowertalent #teamfirepower #Dubaievents  #Internationalspeaker #Firepowerspeakers #Unleashingfirepower #youtube #Podcast #Tolanbrothers #leadershiptraining 

GFNY founders Lidia and Uli talk about their journey with GFNY. Find out more at gfny.com. 

umpuan Awani Borneo 1 Julai 2023, bersama Assim Hassan. Bentuk disiplin & tingkah laku baik di kalangan Ahli Dewan Rakyat, kod etika sedang dirangka. Tiga kawasan di Sabah lalui fasa menstabilkan tekanan air. Jawatankuasa khas ditubuhkan, realisasikan pengambilalihan MASwings.

umpuan Awani Borneo 1 Julai 2023, bersama Assim Hassan. Bentuk disiplin & tingkah laku baik di kalangan Ahli Dewan Rakyat, kod etika sedang dirangka. Tiga kawasan di Sabah lalui fasa menstabilkan tekanan air. Jawatankuasa khas ditubuhkan, realisasikan pengambilalihan MASwings.

AWANI Borneo bersama Nickyson Nyambar 1) Keputusan Mahkamah Rayuan The Hague bukti tuntutan Sulu tidak ada locus standi, kata Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor 2) Persiapan AidilAdha: Penduduk di Kota Kinabalu dan Kuching dakwa harga daging mahal 3) Pegawai dan dua anggota polis ditahan polis dadah

Awani Borneo Isnin, 3 April 2023 bersama Assim Hassan. > Kajian IKRAM : Ciri-ciri Malaysia Negara Rahmah pada kategori sederhana. > Sarawak, desitinasi terbuka penganjuran konsert dan persembahan. > Pengalaman berpuasa buat saudara baharu di Kota Kinabalu.

Episode 129In episode 129 of The Big Cruise Podcast, we introduce a new segment “Losing my Shi#”, Baz kicks off with his beef about the cruise industry, Chris brings the Nautical History of Hapag Lloyd, listener questions abound from around the world and of course the latest cruise news, including new ships launching in 2023Image Credit: Europa 2 in Hamburg. Hapag Lloyd. Support the showListen, Like, Subscribe & Review on your favourite podcast directory.Share the podcast with someone you think will enjoy the showBuy Me A Coffee – This podcast is only possible thanks to our supporters, simply buying a coffee keeps us on air. It is just like shouting your mate a coffee, and we consider our listeners close mates. https://bit.ly/2T2FYGXSustainable Fashion – choose a TBCP design or design your own… all using organic cotton, green energy and zero plastic https://bit.ly/32G7RdhListener questionsCarla – congratulations Barry on the award! My question is simple where did the ocean liners go why now all cruise ships?Ann Marie – I'm planning to Visit Hamburg this year with my daughter for ship spotting and photography. Any tips.5-7 May, 2023: 834th With the best views of the harbour front and the maritime events on the river Elbe, enjoy the shows and snacks along the festival promenade.Enjoy the fantastic and festive atmosphere along the Elbe from the trendy HafenCity district to the Museumshafen Oevelgönne, where over 300 vessels from all over the world will visit Hamburg. Visitors can expect magnificent tall ships, spectacular naval vessels, impressive museum ships, unique historic ships, and modern cruise ships. What's more, many ships even welcome guests on board for a visit!But that's not all! A variety of live performances on numerous stages, the colourful supporting programme and the culinary delights in front of the incomparable Port of Hamburg scenery are all integral to the Port Anniversary experience.Everyone can be a sailor for a day at the Port Anniversary. An event for the whole family — explore ships, tie knots or go on a treasure hunt.https://www.hamburg.com/port-anniversary/16795320/activities/Port of Hamburg | Sights in and around the Port of Hamburg (hafen-hamburg.de)Stefan – Chris what do you know about the significance of Happag Lloyd and its history? I believe they have been around for over 100 years but were they big players in the trans Atlantic ocean passage you often talk about?Cruise newsA Celebrity Cruises Family AffairCelebrity Cruises announced today that Greek brothers Dimitrios and Tasos Kafetzis have been named co-captains of Celebrity Ascent, the company's fourth ship in its industry-transforming Edge Series, debuting December 2023.The accomplished maritime brothers will usher in a new era for the cruise line, taking the helm of the brand's newest relaxed luxury resort at sea, which has been brought to life by a team of modern lifestyle icons including multi-award-winning British designer Kelly Hoppen CBE; celebrated American designer Nate Berkus and Michelin starred chef and restaurateur Daniel Boulud.“Captain Dimitrios and Captain Tasos are our star-powered siblings, a maritime dream team. They have given so much to the Celebrity family over the years that we are like a second family,” said Lutoff-Perlo. “Seeing their emotional reaction to this appointment and understanding what it means to share this pinnacle of their career together was something I didn't expect and will never forget.Captain Dimitrios has dedicated his entire maritime career, spanning more than three decades, to Celebrity Cruises, having started as an Apprentice Officer onboard Celebrity's very first vessel, the Horizon, in 1990. Today, he reaches the very pinnacle of the industry, being named take-out captain of this trailblazing ship. Born in Piraeus, port of Athens, Greece, Captain Dimitrios graduated from the Merchant Maritime Academy of Syros-Athens at the top of his class, and has held his Master's licence since 2001. He has sailed aboard every different class of ship in Celebrity's fleet, and was also part of the start up teams for Celebrity MillenniumⓇ, Celebrity InfinityⓇ, Celebrity SilhouetteⓇ and Celebrity ApexⓇ, the latter of which he was also the take out Captain.Captain Tasos grew up watching his older brother Dimitrios making a career on cruise ships, and realised he wanted to follow in his footsteps. After also graduating from the Merchant Marine College, he joined Celebrity Cruises in 1998, and over his more than 20-year career with the brand, has been involved in the opening of Celebrity SummitⓇ, Celebrity SolsticeⓇ, Celebrity EquinoxⓇ and Celebrity ReflectionⓇ. Most recently, he has served as captain of Celebrity EdgeⓇ, the very first of Celebrity's award-winning Edge SeriesⓇ, which launched in 2018.The brothers will alternate their time on Celebrity Ascent in a three-months on-and-off rotation.Culinary Queen Karen Martini and Cricket Great Brett Lee to Headline Cunard's Australian Themed Voyages in 2024Cunard announced two exciting new themed voyages for its 2024 Australian homeport season. Celebrity chef Karen Martini will headline the second edition of the hugely successful Great Australian Culinary Voyage, whilst legendary former fast bowler Brett Lee will spearhead the inaugural Voyage of Sporting Greats.The 7-night Great Australian Culinary Voyage and the 7-night Voyage of Sporting Greats will celebrate Australian culture through the lenses of food and sport. Karen and Brett will captivate Queen Elizabeth's 2,081-guests through engaging activities, talks and events aboard the ship, and carefully crafted themed shore experiences.Departing Melbourne on 5 January 2024, the Great Australian Culinary Voyage will see Queen Elizabeth chart an itinerary to Adelaide, Hobart and back to Melbourne over seven nights. Karen will be joined by additional exciting food, wine, and drinks talent to be announced in the coming months.Departing on 13 February 2024, Cunard's inaugural Voyage of Sporting Greats will sail a roundtrip from Sydney to Tasmania and back over 7-nights, with calls in Hobart, Port Arthur and Melbourne. Brett Lee will lead the line-up of Australian sporting icons, with more popular sporting talent to be announced shortly.At 90,900 tonnes, Queen Elizabeth is the second largest ship ever to sail in Cunard's fleet. She is home to just over 2,000 guests and 1,000 crew and features more than 10 restaurants and cafés, a Games Deck including paddle tennis, croquet and bowls, a two-storey library, a ballroom, and the Royal Court Theatre featuring West End style entertainment.Costa returns to Asia Costa Cruises announces the return to service in Asia of Costa Serena. From June to September 2023, the Italian company's ship will be operating a program of “charter” cruises, in cooperation with local Asian partners.The total number of cruises Costa Serena will offer in Asia in 2023 is thirty. Six cruises, in June 2023, will be dedicated the South Korean market; from July to September 2023 another twenty-four cruises are planned for the Taiwan market.The itineraries, lasting from 4 to 7 days, include some of the most beautiful destinations in East Asia, particularly Japan, such as Sasebo, Kagoshima, Otaru, Hakodate, Naha, Miyakojima, and Ishigaki. Departures are scheduled from the ports of Busan, Sokcho and Pohang in South Korea, and Keelung, Taiwan.Costa Serena is an Italian-flagged ship built by Fincantieri and entered service in 2007. She has a gross tonnage of 114,000 tons and can accommodate up to 3,780 guests. Before the pause in operations, which began in late January 2020, the ship offered cruises In East Asia, with departures from China.Carnival Splendor & Panorama are bound for Singapore Carnival Cruise Line has invited Aussie guests to escape the winter cold and set sail for Singapore as the brand announces two jaw-dropping cruises visiting the tropical jewels of Australia and South East Asia,Carnival Splendor's 15-day cruise from Sydney to Singapore departing 21 July 2024Visiting Singapore for her upcoming dry dock, Carnival Splendor will depart Sydney in July 2024 on a 15-day cruise, visiting favourite Sunshine State ports including Brisbane, Airlie Beach and Cairns. Guests will then have the opportunity to explore three special destinations rarely visited by Carnival as Splendor sails into beautiful Lombok Island, Indonesia and water-lovers paradise Benoa, Bali before arriving in the Garden City, Singapore.Carnival Splendor's 16-day cruise from Singapore to Sydney departing 24 AugustFollowing her three-week refresh in Singapore, cruisers will have the chance to be among the first to enjoy the new-and-improved Carnival Splendor as she makes her 16-day journey home to Sydney in late August. With six ports to visit on the two-plus week journey, guests will be spoilt for choice with places to discover across colourful Jakarta, Benoa, and Lombok Island, as well as tropical Darwin, Airlie Beach, and family-favourite Moreton Island. The cruise marks Carnival's first guest sailing to visit Tanjung Priok (Jakarta).Carnival Panorama will be the first Carnival ship to visit Manila, Philippines. Carnival Splendor will mark the cruise line's first visit to Tanjung Priok in Indonesia.18-day Transpacific Carnival Journeys sailing from Long Beach to Tokyo (Yokohama) departing on Aug. 22, 2024 – Ketchikan, AK; Cruise Endicott Arm Fjord; Sitka, AK; Icy Strait Point, AK; Kushiro, Japan; Aomori, Japan25-day Transpacific Carnival Journeys sailing from Singapore to Long Beach departing on Oct. 12, 2024 – Ho Chi Minh (Phu My), Vietnam; Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia; Manila, Philippines; Guam; Honolulu, HI, Maui (Kahului), HIP&O Cruises Australia's Pacific Encounter Set to Make a SplashHighly anticipated additions during drydock will include the installation of the 142-metre-long and 16-metre-high Twin-Racer waterslide and the P&O Edge Adventure Park. The Adventure Park, designed for thrill-seekers, will feature a 55-metre-long Zipline, Rock Climbing wall, Cargo Net, Walk the Plank, and Beam Walk; each sitting a heart-stopping 10 metres above Deck 16.Pacific Encounter will recommence her full program itineraries from Brisbane in March, visiting 24 unique destinations within Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific this yearHolland America Line Guests Donate $450,000 for Aid to UkrainiansA fundraising effort by cruise line passengers that took place on the high seas around six different continents culminated today with a large donation for Ukrainian relief. Holland America Line presented a check for $450,000 at the Port of San Diego to the global humanitarian aid organization Direct Relief, money raised during the premium cruise line's On Deck for a Cause campaign.For 10 months on every cruise in the line's 11-ship fleet, guests could make a $25 donation to participate in a fundraising 5K walk during their sailing, in locales ranging from Alaska to Europe and the Panama Canal to Australia.The check presentation took place at the Port of San Diego. San Diego is Koningsdam's homeport in the winter, with more than 62,000 guests embarking several Holland America Line ships at the port during the 2022/23 season.The fundraising effort began in March and coincided with a pledge of $3 million to charities helping Ukrainian refugees from the family foundation of parent company Carnival Corporation's chairman Micky Arison and his wife Madeleine. From April through September 2022, the Dutch government and City of Rotterdam chartered the Holland America Line ship Volendam as part of their larger effort to accommodate 50,000 Ukrainians who fled the war in their homeland.Carnival Corporation partners with Space X's Starlink Carnival Corporation & plc announced an agreement for the next-generation of internet connectivity across its global fleet, the latest in a series of moves that have nearly tripled ship bandwidth since 2019. 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Si Kenny dan colleagues dia planning on a road trip cross countries including Brunei, from Kota Kinabalu to Kuching Sarawak this coming May. Memang interesting sebenarnya road trip ni. Cuma kenalah cari kawan yang ngam kepala dan mudah di urus apalagi diorang semua 16pax in total. Memang mencabar yet, memorable at the same time. Dengar la dengan baik supaya sama2 kita boleh kasi manfaat. Podcast ini diterbitkan oleh @nett_naha dan dibawakan khas kepada anda oleh @zaat.sihat Minuman Botani sesuai untuk seisi keluarga. Harga hanyalah Rm65 sahaja, dan dapatkan discount sebanyak - RM5 dengan menggunakan code KINABALU semasa check out di website mereka www.mylustre.com.my Atau lebih mudah lagi di Whatsapp 0175123401, dapatkan hari Ini ok. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kinabalupodcast/support

Adi and Haffisz will be asking important questions to Warisan party candidate at P. 172, Amanda Yeo on her aspirations, local issues, and national issues. If you are a Kota Kinabalu voter, this is a podcast you don't want to miss.

Kota Kinabalu is most well-known as the gateway to Kinabalu National Park, especially for those who want to climb up Mount Kinabalu. But how often do we look at it and appreciate it as the capital city of Sabah? How do we ensure as the city continues to grow and urbanise, it is one that is inclusive and accessible to all? On the show with me to discuss this today is Rashidah Kamaluddin, Founder and Managing Director of KotaKita. Image Credit: Facebook/KotaKita

Laporan berita padat dan ringkas dari Borneo bersama Faris Danial #AWANIBorneo 30 Oktober 2022 :  Harga rumah mahal! golongan B40 di Kota Kinabalu hanya mampu lihat  GPS  beri peluang orang muda, hampir separuh calon muka baharu bakal rebut kerusi parlimen  DAP Sarawak tidak guna logo Pakatan Harapan, tetapi roket  #AWANInews #MalaysiaMemilih 

Laporan berita padat dan ringkas dari Borneo bersama Faris Danial #AWANIBorneo 30 Oktober 2022 :  Harga rumah mahal! golongan B40 di Kota Kinabalu hanya mampu lihat  GPS  beri peluang orang muda, hampir separuh calon muka baharu bakal rebut kerusi parlimen  DAP Sarawak tidak guna logo Pakatan Harapan, tetapi roket  #AWANInews #MalaysiaMemilih 

Delivered by Cynthiana Santos from Holy Family Church, Archdiocese of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. Ephesians 1: 11-14; Rs psalm 33: 1-2.4-5.12-13; Luke 12: 1-7 LIGHT VANISHES DARKNESS The theme for our meditation today is: Light Vanishes Darkness. There was a fifth grade elementary student named Anto, who screamed hysterically and cried in his room at midnight. He had a nightmare, where he was chased by some wild animals. His father immediately went into the room, turned on the light and calmed the son. Anto's fear slowly disappeared, but he asked his father not to leave him. The father must sleep with him. Anto really enjoyed a new light because the darkness and terrifying dream have vanished. For God and His power that we all believe in, that darkness is an enemy that must be defeated. Satan with all his tricks and wickedness play its main role in this darkness. There are many men and women who follow Satan in darkness. The darkness indeed blocks our eyes to see. Our hearts also cannot see things in the spiritual aspect when sin and evil really darken our minds and hearts. The Gospel readings these days of our daily celebration of liturgy illustrate how strong and even severe acts of Jesus toward the hypocritical attitude. Hypocrisy is, in principle, a pattern of living in darkness. Originally, hypocrite means actor, that is, a person who acts and becomes as if someone or something which is not his or her real self. Jesus faught this attitude till the end of His life on earth. The hypocritical people act and appear really good and holy for others to see, but in fact they are evil doers and trouble makers. The hypocritical people love to wear masks to cover their weaknesses and evil plans, and this really reveals their darkness life. They always worry that light will confront their darkness then finally reveal their secrets. They actually bear heavy burden and have a miserable life. At first they fear of themselves because in certain point of life they will not be able to maintain this darkness that always protects them. They also are afraid of other people and the Lord as well because time will come when their lies and hypocrisy will be known by the public. So to remain true followers of Christ, we need to stop being hypocritical. This darkness surely will not last forever. God and His angels, including those around us, plus the help of the advancement of communication tools today, sooner or later will reaveal everything from its hidden darkness. Saint Paul in his letter which is our first reading today, affirms that our life which is guided by the Holy Spirit is a life of light. The darkness vanishes, and we must maintain this precious life. Let's pray. In the name of the Father ... O glorious Lord Jesus Chirst, under the light of Your resurrection, may we always power to spread Your truth to the whole world. Glory to the Father ... In the name of the Father ... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/media-la-porta/message

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Delivered by Cynthiana Santos from Holy Family Church, Archdiocese of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. 1 Corinthians 12: 12-14.27-31a; Rs psalm 100: 2-5.R-3c; Luke 7: 11-17 GOD KNOWS HOW TO DO FOR US The theme of our meditation today is: God Knows How To Do for Us. Our reflection here emphasizes how God comes in His own power, because he knows and sees our difficult situation and many sufferings that we bear. The theological term for such action of God is compassion. In the scriptures there are many events about the Lord Jesus falls pity for those who are in need and suffering, and He promptly acts to help and comfort them. One of them is what He does in the Gospel of today, bringing into life a widow's only child who already died. God knows with certainty all the suffering of human life in various forms and conditions. For example the widow of Naim, obviously she lost everything, especially her only child who was supposed to be the source her welfare and future. There are many concrete situations in our personal, family, or neighborhood that are very discouraging and pity, which in God rests all our hope for His mercy. All of these are so real before the eyes of God. We do not always bring and present them entirely before God through our cries and urgent prayers asking for help. As our condition life already concerns God's attention, it should be regarded as our silent prayers. It is enough what is seen as our actual helpless situation, and there is no expressed words needed to call God's attention, we simply need to surrender our life under His power and mercy. This is true because He already knows everything. Prayers of this kind really require our sincerity and our pure motivation. We need to avoid lie or falsehood in the appearance of the ones who suffer. Street beggars often lie the passers-by if they don't have hands and feet, so people are prompt to have pity on them. But when they are confronted with honesty and being true of themselves, their lies are finally unfolded. They intend to use artificial materials to cover up their real and normal bodies. We should never deceive God in this same manner when we ask Him for help. God will delay His blessing on us or even punish us instead when we intend to deceive Him. So we really need to present ourselves as what we are at this very moment with our strengths and weaknesses, especially our real sufferings and difficulties. God already knows all things about us. Without words or appeals to call up His attention and campassion, the desire of our hearts and the tears of our eyes can already reach His merciful heart and we are open for His intervention that comes for our sake. Let's pray. In the name of the Father ... Into your hands, O Father almighty, we entrust our lives. Make us always humble and honest before your presence. Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit ... In the name of the Father ... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/media-la-porta/message

Delivered by Cynthiana Santos from Holy Family Church, Archdiocese of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. Romans 8: 28-30; Rs psalm 13: 6ab.6cd.R-Yes 61:10; Matthew 1: 1-16.18-23 A SPECIAL NATIVITY The theme for our meditation today is: A Special Nativity. The Catholic Church celebrates today the feast of the nativity of Our Blessed Mother, the Virgin Mary. This celebration has a long tradition on how Christians give their respect and devotion to Mary. We who celebrate this today, want to ponder the mystery of her birth and to know the story line of her families. At the beginning of the Gospel of Matthew, there is an account about Mary who gave birth to Jesus, and Joseph as the legal adoptive Father of Jesus, descended from the family of the King David. The very first reason we celebrate the Virgin Mary's birthday is because she is associated with Jesus Christ. It is reasonable and well acceptable that if Jesus is indeed a glorious Lord, the Son of God and the Redeemer of mankind, then the mother who had conceived and had given birth to Him must also be a noble and holy woman. If the birth of the Son of God, Jesus Christ, has been greatly believed and remembered throughout the ages, then the birth of His mother must also have the same honor and best memory from all the believers. There is another reason which is in relation with her very particular gift from God, that the Virgin Mary is full of grace. If the fullness of grace had been established by God from the first moment of her conception, and therefore, Mary was immaculate from her mother Anna's womb, then the following stages such us during 9 months of life in the womb and then the actual birth itself, Mary was also full of grace. We celebrate the glorious birth of Our Lady today is to mark the continuation of giving honor to the Lord for what had happened to Mary by the divine intervention, namely her conception that was immaculate or free from the original sin. This special nativity of Mary indeed reminds us of a number of special births as narrated in the scriptures. We mention just three of them that happened before Mary herself. Isaac was born to Abraham and Sarah who were already very old to have a child. God is understood to have make the offsprings of mankind with a very special way. In the book of Judges chapter 13, it tells the story of Samson who was born especially because God had planned to help the Israelites through the role that Samson would undertake. Then the prophet Isaiah revealed himself that he had been specially formed by God from the time he was in his mother's womb (Is 49.5). These all illustrate that a special birth must be through God's work and with God's decisive will. For us Christians, our participation and being adopted sons and daughters of God through the Lord Jesus Christ really make us special. This means that each of our birth into the world is also special. It is impossible to think of a person born special and gifted with divine grace, but he or she was not in connection with the Lord who is the source of all graces . We were actually born special, because God had given us also special vocation for each to be realized in life. Let's pray. In the name of the Father ... O most loving God, may with this special feast of the nativity of Virgin Mary, we will become more faithful children of Our Lady following the example Jesus Christ, our Lord and savior. Glory to the Father ... In the name of the Father ... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/media-la-porta/message

Delivered by Cynthiana Santos from Holy Family Church, Archdiocese of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. 1 Corinthians 2: 10b-16; Rs psalm 145: 8-14; 17a; Luke 4: 31-37 SPIRITUAL PERSON The theme for our meditation today is: Spiritual Person. There were two persons, the husband and his wife tourists came to visit Indonesia. They stayed in Bali for five days, and the next five days they were in Labuan Bajo. While in Bali they were accompanied by a Hindu guide. While in Labuan Bajo they were accompanied by a Catholic guide. The guides equip their cars with religious symbols and always pray during the trip. The two tourists realized that they have not prayed for a long time. They have forgotten that they have been baptized in the past. They honestly said to the guides who are Hindu and Catholic in this way: "We realize that as human persons with less spiritual qualities, it makes us ashamed to see you in your religious practices". With this humble self-recognition, their discomfort disappeared and they were reminded of the very important spiritual aspect of human life in this world. So far, spiritual things have not been their concern in their daily lives. We need to honestly admit that when we are busy with everything from morning to the moment we go to bed, there are so many experiences and situations that we immerse ourselves in various worldly ways. It is very reasonable to make us act, think, feel the way the world wants us to be. Only when there is an opportunity for mental examination and awareness, for example before going to bed, do we really realize that in one day, the spiritual dimension is just so little or even nothing come along with us during the entire day. For Catholics, Sunday worship is an obligation. But this is not simply an obligation or driven by other motivations. The real motivation is the need for constant self-renewal, so that created in them the spiritual human persons who accept Christ, and they continue to live in Jesus Christ day by day. This is what we mean by the spiritual person which Saint Paul emphasizes in the first reading today, the first letter to the Corinthians. Being a spiritual person is the duty of every follower of Christ. With that spiritual quality, we can act like Jesus Christ, such as casting out evil spirits that always threaten our lives. Where there are human persons with adequate spiritual qualities, their smell and light can attract others to them, to also grow stronger in their spiritual life. Even evil spirits who are moved by their evil and powerful ways, would already know right away that the quality of spiritual persons is far stronger and more powerful than their best strategy and desire. Let's pray. In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit ... O God, strengthen our faith so that we can fight against all the evil powers around us. Hail Mary full of grace ... In the name of the Father ... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/media-la-porta/message

Delivered by Cynthiana Santos from Holy Family Church, Archdiocese of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Malaysia. 1 Corinthians 1: 1-9; Rs psalm 145: 2-3.4-5.6-7; Matthew 24: 42-51 LIVING IN ABUNDANCE OF GRACE Our meditation today as the theme: Living in Abundance of Grace. We are fortunate to have a God who allows us to aim high, as high and as perfect as He Himself. We are given the possibility to think of an abundance. We pray for it and we learn too. We say that God is truly abundant and we also believe that God is giving us abundant gifts. Monica is a housewife who lives by enjoying the abundance of God's grace, for her piety and obedience to Christ. With this spirit of life, she tries with all her strength so that her husband, who works as a transport driver and her two children who are still in elementary school, can enjoy a comfortable life in their simple home. It is enough to say that living in abundance of grace is a major part of our faith. If God does not provide that abundance for us, it is very likely that it is not the God we believe in. But God had to reveal Himself. He is not a God who is closed or hidden and very far from us. The Christian community in the city of Corinth grew up in a spiritual atmosphere filled with the abundance of God's grace and gifts. This growth was pleasing and comforting the heart of Saint Paul who had the responsibility to look after and care for this community. Paul prayed and asked for blessings for them, may our Lord Jesus Christ increase and bestow love to reign over all of their lives. A growth and testimony of a true and good life must indeed be supported in order to develop even better. On the other hand, unsupportive and indifferent attitude should be avoided. In the abundance of grace, we really enjoy the presence of God who bestows various blessings on us. One of the most important gifts is vigilance or alertness. People who are ready and alert are those who are full of hope, joy and enthusiasm that God will reveal His will in any moment of life. The opposite attitude is laziness, indifference or opposition to God's presence and actions. This is a sign that people are not grateful for the abundance of God's grace, and as a result they always regard all difficulties and suffering as mere torment of life. So the good news for us is, God who is almighty in His abundance wants to share with us at all times, it's just our turn to receive and live in the abundance of His grace. Let's pray. In the name of the Father... Thanks for your abundance of grace, Father, we may enter this new day, in addition to enjoying every moment of Your glory, we also have the opportunity to act according to our calling and duties. Our Father who is in Heaven... In the name of the Father... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/media-la-porta/message

The first of a two-part show, this solo exhibition by Jerome Kugan reflects on the past five years of his life, which include a move back from Kuala Lumpur to his hometown Kota Kinabalu, the various political events of our country, and the pandemic. Using striking visual imagery and colours, Jerome worked with repurposed and recycled materials to create his art. We speak with him about the ideas behind the works.

Delivered by Cynthiana Santos Holy Family Church, Archdiocese of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. Jeremiah 7: 1-11; Rs psalm 84: 3-6a.8a.11; Matthew 13: 24-30 PATIENCE IN WAITING Our meditation today has the theme: Patience in Waiting. There is a young-professional man consulted about faith with his parish priest. The priest asked him about how he lives his Christian faith properly when he is in the midst of busy works and surrounded by colleagues who are not in the same faith with him. The young man shared a little about his daily works, and in conclusion he emphasized that the very important virtue in the context of his works is patience. He added that in carrying out daily duties, each of us naturally learns from time to time about patience. If in one ocassion we face a problem caused by lack of patience, we certainly learn from that situation. It is expected that tomorrow and after we become patient when the same problem or new problem comes along. Patience is a strong human virtue. A patient person is not the one who is weak and stupid. If nature demands us to be patient, the demand from super-natural or divine power also requires the same quality of patience. In particular today, we are given a spiritual light about the growth of seeds along with weeds. When the harvest time comes God will determine the separation. Patience in growing together among the differences or conflicting parties is not easy. In real life, patience in the face of difficulties that disturb spiritual life, it is not enough to confront it with our human strength. We must need God's help. We need His guidance and power. We rely much on His providence. God's Word is very close to us. We can receive the Word directly from the scriptures through liturgical activities that we participate, it can be also through daily conversations where Christian values ​​become the contents of our communication. Patience is needed here. A patient person is expected to equip himself with a great quality of waiting. In moment of waiting he should be careful and watchful. Why? Because even though we accept and understand the Word, there are always disturbances and enemies that make the word not function properly within us. Disturbances always come from various directions outside, or even from our flesh inclications. Different distortions or misinterpretations of the truth of God's word can be so annoying. The influences of the world are always more attractive than the demands of God's will. The desire for pleasure continues to press on us that we prefer it rather than sacrifice and self-control. So in dealing with these various disorders, we are asked to be very patient in waiting and keep watch. With this attitude we can calmly and surely choose God's will that we must carry out, and not the contrary. Let's pray. In the name of the Father ... O God, bless us, that we always have patience in every problem of life. Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit ... In the name of the Father ... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/media-la-porta/message

Kepulangan Menteri Luar Australia Penny Wong ke Sabah dilihat sebagai satu hubungan erat dirinya dengan negeri dibawah bayu itu. Malah, hubungannya dengan Sabah dilihat serasi meskipun sudah menetap di Australia sejak berusia 8 tahun.

Kepulangan Menteri Luar Australia Penny Wong ke Sabah dilihat sebagai satu hubungan erat dirinya dengan negeri dibawah bayu itu. Malah, hubungannya dengan Sabah dilihat serasi meskipun sudah menetap di Australia sejak berusia 8 tahun.

Delivered by Cynthiana Santos from the Holy Family Church, Archdiocese of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. Amos 7: 10-17; Rs psalm 19: 8.9.10.11; Matthew 9: 1-8 TOTAL HEALING Our meditation today has the theme: Total Healing. There was a man known as a troublemaker in his neighborhood. The people there were afraid of him. He was a drunkard and a drug user as well. Then he became a drug dealer whose actions were so brutal, especially towards someone who wanted to say or do something against him. In short, his mental state, moral values and faith have been very bad to all around him. However, the police force finally succeeded in putting him down after a violence broke out in the city and he was noticed as the main figure who was the brain of the incident. Both of his legs were badly hit with two bullets sinking into them and he was almost completely paralyzed. In the end he had to spend days, months and years in prison. His neighborhood became safe and peaceful without him. Now there was a religious person who came to visit him regularly and that man was able to receive proper spiritual accompaniment and formation. This man then acquired a lot of spiritual experience and moral guidance during his life in prison. All these help have benefitted him to have a new outlook from which he could begin a new life. The change gradually occurred in him. When his term in prison finished and he was back to his family, he was truly a new person. He looked fresh and healthy. His words and deeds, his way of understanding and behaving pleased everybody. His thought about life was open and full of wisdom. His faith grew again. That man's experience is an example of a total healing. This type of healing is what Jesus Christ wants to occur in us, which includes the aspects of physical, mental, social and spiritual growth. At that particular moment of His ministry, Jesus knew that the paralytic man was also a sinner so what He treated first in that man was to cast out his sins by forgiving him. After that Jesus mended him from his physical sickness, then healed also his mind and soul. Many of us want to be cured only partially, not wanting a total healing. Maybe we are just looking for a certain physical or mental healing which is already sufficient for us. A person may have recovered from stress and disappointment, but he/she still has anger and a plan of revenge to the one who has disappointed him/her. People may feel comfortable after receiving the Sacrament of Reconciliation, but they do not regret their sins, thus they easily fall into the same sins. All these indicate what we call the half recovery. This means that we are still sick. We need to point out certain parts of ourselves that have not yet been healed because we have not paid attention to healing. Those parts are likely to be the barriers for making a total healing in ourselves. We need to give attention to this in order to obtain a complete recovery. Let us pray ... In the name of the Father ... O most holy Father, look upon us and heal us, especially the parts within us that have not been healed, because we tend to avoid being healed. Please grant us your grace of healing. Our Father who art in heaven ... In the name of the Father .... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/media-la-porta/message

Delivered by Cynthiana Santos from Holy Family Church, diocese of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Malaysia. Isaiah 49: 1-6; Rs psalm 139: 1-3.13-14ab.14c-15; Acts of the Apostles 13: 22-26; Luke 1: 57-66.80 HIS NAME IS JOHN The theme for our meditation today is: His Name is John. In the Christian Church, both in the East and the West, which is the Latin-Roman Catholic, the birth of John the Baptist is celebrated together on the same day. We make it a solemnity, because John had shown his very important role in relation to the mission of Jesus Christ on earth. The news of John as the gift of God into the lives of Zechariah and Elisabeth was already a great news that astonished many people. This was followed by the mission that John carried out later, which was to prepare people to welcome Jesus Christ. The Messiah for Israel was a great king who had all the powers and was the highest hope for their peaceful and secure life. The preparation must be very big and the best ever. The person of John from his mother's womb, following his birth, and his mission, was like a red carpet to the great king Jesus Christ. He had astonished the world and changed it to the light for a new life, even people as evil as Herod were reluctant to him. But he himself admitted that Jesus was far greater than him. He volunteered to be a red carpet that stretched on the ground as an open and honorable way for Jesus Christ to come and pass over it. The birth of John the Baptist gives us the meaning of a mission or duty that reflects the life as a call. The name "John" attached to him means "God is full of grace". According to the book of the prophet Jeremiah, the name of a person has been made since he was in the mother's womb. A given name signifies the person is known and entrusted a specific mission he has to carry out after his birth. So the birth of a child, which means all of us, is already in God's plan. None of us has been born by chance or simply a spontaneity. John the baptist prepared the way for the source of all graces to come into the world to cast away sins and to bring salvation. We can actually use every grace bestowed by God, especially through the sacraments that we receive to be cleansed from sin, to renew life, and to live a new life. To have and to enjoy a new life then does not make us greater, arrogant, and just having fun. Our new life must have a commitment to follow John's style namely to become a red carpet for God, especially in our services to others. Let them know that God does good things in their lives and not we who do good to them. Let's pray. In the name of the Father ... Our good and loving God, may the today's celebration strengthen our zeal to share Your mercy to our neighbors, especially those who are in need. Glory to the Father ... In the name of the Father ... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/media-la-porta/message

Delivered by Chyntiana Santos from Holy Family Church, Archdiocese of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. 2 Kings 11: 1-4.9-18.20; Rs psalm 132: 11-12.13-14.17-18; Matthew 6: 19-23 ETERNAL TREASURE Our meditation today has the theme: Eternal Treasure. On a bend in a big city street that leads to a large and modern shopping center, just around the corner, there is a homeless man, who is fed every day by passers-by. He seems to be sitting and lying on top of his pile of things. It is possible that he is disabled so he cannot stand and walk. Every time begging to passers-by, the words that always come out of his mouth are: "For the salvation of my soul and body." Of course, if this expression is absorbed for a moment, we agree that this expression has a deep spiritual meaning. Maybe he was sometimes invited by people to talk, but what he says is an invitation for everyone to talk to others and to themselves. Many people flood the mall with all their money for shopping. They enter and leave the mall with the appearance of civilized and educated people to show their identity as the people of this century. They want to enjoy the joys of this world in the big air-conditioned building. The poor man clearly shows his poor condition by begging, but at the same time he offers a very important teaching to everyone about identity as a dignified human person created by the Almighty God. This relates to God's purpose in sending us into the world, in taking care of us and in bringing us to His place after this life on earth ends. The salvation of soul and body is a principle of life in this world which is expressed spiritually in the form of our salvation as children of God the most high. The Lord Jesus calls our attention through the proclamation of the Gospel today about the possession of treasures in this world and also treasures for us after this world. The poor man who lives on that city corner indeed answers the teaching of the Lord by proclaiming to the world that the real treasure for human beings is their body and soul, which is justified by God. The people of this world who struggle to make a living anywhere and under any conditions, those who work with muscle and with mind, those who have and those who are poor, those who are sick and healthy; all are reminded with the same invitation, namely: the priority of the goodness and salvation of body and soul. To ensure that we always keep this eternal treasure in our attention, Saint Paul makes one suggestion, namely that we should take care of one another in Christ, so that all may be saved. In this world there are so many powers that do not bring salvation to us. They are all not from God. We must not follow them. Let's pray. In the name of the Father... O God, bless us so that we may have You as our eternal treasure. Hail Mary full of grace ... In the name of the Father... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/media-la-porta/message

Does science rule out God? Many people think so. In this latest episode, Max takes a look at the myth that science disproves God and finds that not only are the two not opposed, but that they actually unite to give us a fuller understanding of the universe and the meaning of our existence within it.This talk was originally given to Skyline SIB, a growing city church in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia in May 2021.We're social! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @thinkingfaithasia or visit our website www.thinkingfaith.asia

Laporan berita padat dan ringkas dari Borneo bersama Nickyson Nyambar: #AWANIBorneo 17 Mei 2022  : - Lebih 675,000 jumlah pengundi baharu di Sarawak - Pembangunan hidrogen Sarawak suatu yang perlu dibanggakan  - Pasar kraftangan Kota Kinabalu kembali meriah #AWANInews #MalaysiaBangkit

Laporan berita padat dan ringkas dari Borneo bersama Nickyson Nyambar: #AWANIBorneo 17 Mei 2022  : - Lebih 675,000 jumlah pengundi baharu di Sarawak - Pembangunan hidrogen Sarawak suatu yang perlu dibanggakan  - Pasar kraftangan Kota Kinabalu kembali meriah #AWANInews #MalaysiaBangkit

Roy Chiew is the co-founder of Adelphi Collective, an F&B group based in Sabah. In this week's podcast, he talks about bringing the food industry forward in Kota Kinabalu with experimental cuisines, closing down Adelphi & Co., the food culture in Sabah, building a team of leaders and more. “You might start a business without too much certainty, but as long your team has what it takes to fix the problem, you're all set.” - Roy Chiew Timestamps: 00:00 - Guest introduction 03:07 - Born & raised in Tawau 05:25 - What you must eat when visiting Sabah 08:54 - “Good enough to graduate” 15:51 - Making decisions and living with it 20:02 - Managing my family business and starting F&B restaurants 21:17 - My “Enlightening Food Trip” to Australia 27:40 - Running the "people business" 32:33 - Bringing KK's food industry forward with Adelphi & Co. 43:22 - Having what it takes to improve along the way 47:10 - How do you know it's time to close a chapter? 54:35 - Sabah's food culture 59:22 - Entrepreneurs in Sabah 1:02:10 - My beliefs in life and business 1:05:07 - Advice for people starting their business Watch on YouTube. Read our articles. Follow us on Instagram for more. Business enquiries or collaborations - hellofoodiecanteen@gmail.com.

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Richado share tentang kisah dia dan keluarga dia semasa pemergian arwah bapa dia. Semasa meninggal dunia, jenazah arwah bapa Richado berada di Kota Kinabalu dan perlu di hantar balik ke Kota Marudu. There's this road in the border of Kota Belud and Kota Marudu called Ulu Kukut yang banyak orang ramai cerita kisahnya. Di sana van jenazah yang membawa arwah bapa Richado, enjinya mati tiba2. Dengarkan kisah ini dan cerita Kenny melalui jalan Ulu Kukut ini. Out on Spotify. Podcast ini dibawakan secara eksklusif oleh Swagger Sg Rare Limited Series NFTs dan untuk dapatkan koleksi Raja Razie ini, layari www.opensea.io dan type carian KinabaluPodcastNFTs hari ini. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kinabalupodcast/support

Interview with Froggy, 1978 Bandung, Jakarta, Kota Kinabalu, Goa2002 Construction, IH Down Down contest MC --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ononh3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ononh3/support

Interview with Froggy, 1978 Bandung, Jakarta, Kota Kinabalu, Goa2002 Construction, IH Down Down contest MC --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ononh3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ononh3/support

Interview with Froggy, 1978 Bandung, Jakarta, Kota Kinabalu, Goa2002 Construction, IH Down Down contest MC --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ononh3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ononh3/support

A fundamental doctrine, the Oneness of God is discussed by Pr. Jeremiah Botalon, Missionary - Pastor to Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia.

Minggu ini Man buat come back untuk episod terakhir dalam season 2. Kami membincangkan apa yang berlaku sekitar Kota Kinabalu, dan kenapa jentantas KK boleh viral sampai Semenanjung Malaysia. Ini adalah episod terakhir bagi season ke 2 dan Cakap Cakap Podcast kini melangkah ke season yang ke 3. Jangan lupa dengar sampai habis, feel free to share and follow us on Ig @cakapcakappodcast.sbh & Fb: @cakapcakappodcast. "Not too serious for something serious" https://linktr.ee/cakapcakappodcast.sbh Host : Jess Joel & Man

We're continuing our collaboration with the Freedom Film Network, and featuring their past films, which are being specially curated and re-released under the “Weekend Watch with FreedomFilmFest' banner, on their Youtube channel. With Merdeka around the corner, this weekend's playlist will feature stories about independence, and one of the featured films is 2012's The Silent Riot by Nadira Ilana, which gives us a rare insight into riots that erupted in March 1986 in Kota Kinabalu, Tawau and Sandakan in Sabah, following a turbulent state election the previous year.. Nadira joins us to share more. Image source: Freedom Film Network

Phases 2 and 3 of the COVID-19 vaccination programme are now underway. In this ongoing series, older adults who have gotten their jabs share their stories, to allay fears and concerns about getting the vaccination. This episode features Dominic Joseph, from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. Image source: JKJAV

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In our first ever episode of "Inside Our City", we invited Ps Janice Chern to share a bit about her life and thoughts. Ps Janice first visited us at our Christmas Service in 2018 with her husband Matthew & their two kids. She later joined us as our pastor of spiritual formation, and now also oversees our lifegroups. Ps Janice grew up in Kota Kinabalu. After 8 years of pastoral ministry there, she moved to pursue MA in Intercultural Studies at Fuller seminary then went on to lead a bilingual congregation and a young adults ministry. Besides having a keen interest in foliage plants, solo hiking, reflective conversations and library ASMR, she is passionate about following Jesus wholeheartedly and helping people discover their purpose through scripture and small groups. Check out Inside The City, a spontaneous get together as we discover more about what is inside The City!

It's easy to get sidetracked with what we're trying to achieve, especially with all the distractions and “opportunities” around us. We want to try everything, and we start so many projects, but in the end, we end up accomplishing nothing. In the end, we excel at nothing. This is the reason why we should invest and master one skill to offer value and find business success. In this episode, we're chatting with Ryan Levesque as he shares what urged his paradigm shift in doing business. He emphasizes the importance of categorizing and why mastery is a skill that leads to success. He also talks about the right way to ask questions to collect customer data effectively. Tune in to the podcast to learn how you can turn doing something until it's dull into something beautiful! About Ryan Ryan Levesque is the CEO of The ASK Method Company, a marketing education company, which ranked #462 on the 2017 Inc. Magazine's 500 Fastest Growing Companies for 2017. Ryan is the #1 national best-selling author for his book Ask. He is also the co-founder and investor of bucket.io, a leading marketing funnel technology for entrepreneurs.  Mastering the Key Skill for Business Success Ryan's Beginnings Ryan studied neuroscience at Brown University and considered becoming a neurologist. When his grandparents passed away when he was young, he took a $5,000 inheritance. He eventually grew it into $85,000 before he even went to college. He studied Chinese initially because of his interest in the effects of traditional Chinese medicine on the brain. Ryan ended up working for AIG Insurance Company in China, where he ran a massive expansion project. By the time he was in his mid-20's when he had achieved everything he wanted, he had experienced a quarter-life crisis. Paradigm Shift He took a trip to Kota Kinabalu in Borneo with his wife to get away and reflect. While on their trip, he listened to Timothy Ferriss' The 4-Hour Workweek, which started his paradigm shift. He started buying courses and programs on how to make money online, but it was fruitless. He met Dr. Glenn Livingston, who became his most important mentor. He used Dr. Glenn's methodology to launch his first real business. It became the foundation for his survey funnel formula. The Biggest Challenges Their first online business was in the jewelry-making market. They made a series of jewelry-making tutorials inspired by the Scrabble tile jewelry from Etsy.  Amid the world financial crisis, AIG filed for bankruptcy and Ryan decided to resign from his work.  A month after this, the Scrabble tile craze crashes, and their entire financial system crashes along with it. They had nothing when they moved back to the States. His wife got a job so he can do business full-time.  That gardening market business succeeded, and they went from nothing to $25,000 a month in 18 months. This business is the start of their multimillion-dollar company. Nothing Fails Like Success Never betray the habits that got you where you are. Pick a business icon that you look up to and imagine what they were like when they were in the same situation as you, not what they are now. When you choose to splurge during your lean days, your priorities aren't right. If you're constantly growing your business, the secret is living on last year's salary. The biggest mistake: The temptation of wanting to upgrade everything after a great year in business. Establishing Your Category Establish your category of one.  Take inventory of what you do and all your offers and think, what is it that you do better than anybody else? It doesn't have to be the only thing that you do; it just has to be a part of your USP. An inch-wide mile deep focus contributes to success. Mastery as a Skill Mastery is a skill that is wildly lost because we always want to do something we haven't done before. Get your reps in. Spend 10,000 hours to become the best in what you do and the skill you chose. Communicating effectively using words that resonate with people is the key. If you came from an academic background, you'd have to unlearn the stilted academic way of writing. It doesn't reach people. Copywriting and Surveys Surveys have a negative connotation. To get people to take a survey, a lot of persuasion power comes in.  How do you appeal to your prospect's self-discovery? Through everybody's favourite subject: themselves. Frame the questions in a way that appeals to prospects' self-interest and self-discovery. Surveys are for the customers' benefits. They allow you to learn about customers. The Biggest Mistakes in Collecting Customer Data Asking the wrong questions. You have to ask the right type of questions at the right time to the right people. Two types of information to know what people want: (1) what they don't want and (2) their past behaviours. People sometimes make up answers to please survey takers. The Greatest Success Values Integrate the results of those questions in your marketing. The secret to going into 19 markets with virtually 100% success: Take all the guesswork out of the process. How do you do that? Ask the right questions and have the right answers before you take any action. The first half of Ask talks about the story of how the methodology came about. The second half is about the detailed methodology. Resources The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich by Timothy Ferriss The Discipline of Market Leaders: Choose Your Customers, Narrow Your Focus, Dominate Your Market by Michael Treacy and Fred Wiersema The Jiro Dreams of Sushi Documentary Ask by Ryan Levesque Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking by Malcolm Gladwell You can also reach Ryan through his website. P.S. Do you already have a successful business, meaning you're up, running, and paying your bills with some profit left over? Are you interested in growing your business, automating/streamlining things, and staying one step ahead of your competition? Do you want to achieve your goals, get more things done in less time, and double your sales? 

In view of the serious situation with Covid-19 in the territory, there have been calls for more healthcare spending in Sabah. Melisa Idris and Sharaad Kuttan speak to Chan Foong Hin, MP for Kota Kinabalu about the current deficits in the public health care system, and how much support should go into long term versus short term healthcare goals.

Packed with info, public service announcements, weather forecast for Kota Kinabalu. For all ages.

Experts have warned that Sabah's healthcare system will be at risk of reaching its breaking point in the next few weeks, if the number Covid-19 cases continue to rise at the current rate. Today alone Sabah saw an increase of 489 case. To find out what’s really happening on the ground, we have joining us on the show tonight from Kota Kinabalu, Melisa Idris and Sharaad Kuttan speak to Dr Anbarasu Ramalingam, Sabah Chapter Head, MERCY Malaysia & Principal Assistant Director of Medical Planning, Queen Elizabeth Hospital (KKM), Kota Kinabalu.

The district of Semporna has been dubbed "Little Wuhan" - the worst-hit district in Sabah with over 600 active Covid-19 cases. What local conditions feed into this perfect storm? Melisa Idris and Sharaad Kuttan speak to Dr Anbarasu Ramalingam, Sabah Chapter Head, MERCY Malaysia & Principal Assistant Director of Medical Planning, Queen Elizabeth Hospital (KKM), Kota Kinabalu.

Travels with John SmithChapter 45 (2017-2018)End year 6, beginning year 7-Xiamen beach-Hanging out in Gulangyu-Welcome dinner with Jianping-back in Shanghai forest -Wuhan changes-Jamming in Prison-Staycation-Snow Queen and Colonel Saunders-Kota Kinabalu beach-6 foot lizard-New Years is not what it used to be-Making the decision to stay one more year

Among the headlines for Monday, 5th October, Kota Kinabalu, Penampang and Putatan in Sabah will be placed under a Conditional Movement Control Order beginning midnight on Wednesday. Also, The Nilai Industrial Estate in Negeri Sembilan is believed to be the source of the pollution of Sg Semenyih, which resulted in the closure of the two water treatment plants in Selangor since yesterday.   Listen to the top stories of the day, reporting from Astro AWANI newsroom — all in 3 minutes. We bring you the headlines, weekdays at 5 pm. Stay informed on astroawani.com for these news and more. 

Bersama Editor Kanan Astro AWANI Haji Nazri Kahar yang berada di Hotel Le Meridien, Kota Kinabalu.

Bersama Editor Kanan Astro AWANI Haji Nazri Kahar yang berada di Hotel Le Meridien, Kota Kinabalu.

Introduction by moderator, Dr. Suresh Kumar (00:00:03) Rickettsioses as Major Etiologies of Unrecognized Acute Febrile Illness, Sabah, East Malaysia by Dr. Timothy William, Gleneagles Hospital, Kota Kinabalu (slide: https://cutt.ly/Ra46fRM) (00:03:49) Rickettsioses: Out of sight, Out of mind by Dr. Mohammad Yazid Abdad, Infectious Disease Research Laboratory of the National Centre for Infectious Diseases, Singapore (slide: https://cutt.ly/Na7eOqs) (00:20:57) Short Q&A with Dr. Timothy while waiting for Dr. Yazid to reconnect (00:22:30) Continue with Dr. Yazid's presentation (00:25:54) Q&A session (00:46:21) Final message by Dato' Dr. Goh Pik Pin (00:57:16) *Dr.Yazid's answers are available here (https://cutt.ly/9a7fxiM)

Honestly I really don't know why I don't talk about Malaysian Borneo-Sarawak/Sabah more! I have so many wonderful memories of these places to eating amazing seafood dinners to climbing to the roof of Borneo on Mt. Kinabalu. In this episode I cover the main centers of the states of Sarawak and Sabah, Kuching and Kota Kinabalu respectively. Of course there's tons of other places to see and adventures to experience I don't talk about in this episode but this will certainly getting you started on your vision of a trip to Malaysian Borneo. This place really does have it all including modern sophisticated resorts if you prefer or basic hostel accomodations. Some of the more serious adventures aren't cheap, my hike up Mt. Kinabalu was over $500USD and if you want to make a trip out to the Danum Valley that will be expensive too unless you book accomodation at the park huts, which you'll need to do months in advence. Also of note I will say is even in the tourist places I never felt like I was a target as much as in other places in Southeast Asia, it's a pretty cool laid back vibe there. Thanks for listening! I always enjoy hearing from listeners, please connect with me on Facebook, Instagram or Twiiter and visit my website: https://fareasttravels.comWrite a review for the podcast: https://tools.applemediaservices.com/podcast/1079513943?country=usSupport the podcast with your pledge: https://www.patreon.com/FarEastTravels

“People used to call me names because I was born with a birthmark on my face and it affected my confidence a lot. I shied away from a lot of things and people and that's how my love for music developed.” - Rozella Marie In this podcast episode, Rozella talks about her experience growing up with a birthmark on her face and how she has struggled with body image issues. She shares about overcoming low self-esteem and building confidence. Rozella talks about her career as a local musician in Malaysia as well as being the founder of a social awareness platform called True Complexion.  To check out True Complexion and Rozella's latest single as mentioned in the podcast, here are the links:  https://open.spotify.com/track/64EXbFouXfu3j6HjbC6qRg?si=JCJ7PXFbQqmkrsNJuA14MQ https://www.facebook.com/truecomplexion/ Rozella Marie (@rozellamarie) is a singer, songwriter and voiceover artist originally from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. After having her Tiger Jams winning single ‘Home to You' remixed by popular Scottish electronic band CHRVCHES in 2016, her hit single ‘XOXO' garnered 14 New Music Friday playlists on Spotify. She is one of the very few Malaysians who have been featured on the New Music Friday playlist in the US. Besides making music, she is the founder of True Complexion, a social awareness platform that celebrates inclusion and diversity. Rozella is also an Obama Foundation Asia-Pacific Leader, an Eisenhower Global Fellow and a TEDx speaker.   If you enjoy the podcast, do leave us feedback on Apple Podcasts/ iTunes! It will help us understand our listeners better and help convince high profile guests to join us on the show. Follow our host, Derek Toh: Instagram: instagram.com/derektohc Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/derektoh Follow Hello Mentor!: http://wobbjobs.com/hellomentor

In this episode, we talk about our very first volunteering (Workaway) experience. We spent three weeks volunteering our time at an Eco Jungle Camp at the northernmost tip of Borneo. If you’re considering volunteering or a Workaway experience, this discussion might help shed some light on what to expect. We discuss the following aspects: How our opportunity came about and why we considered doing it. Where we volunteered and what our tasks and responsibilities were. Did volunteering turn out as we expected? The good and the bad of our volunteering experience. Is volunteering for you? Would we do it again? To see more about Tampat-Do-Aman and the Northern Most Tip of Borneo, take a look at our website: Malaysian Borneo Budget Report (9 nights) 2019 (https://www.wewillnomad.com/post/borneo-travel-expenses-2019) KOTA KINABALU FAST FACTS (https://www.wewillnomad.com/post/kota-kinabalu-fast-facts) What to See and Do in KOTA KINABALU (https://www.wewillnomad.com/post/what-to-see-and-do-in-kota-kinabalu) SABAH - How To Get To KUDAT & SANDAKAN (https://www.wewillnomad.com/post/sabah-how-to-get-to-kudat-sandakan) SEPILOK, SABAH - What To See and Do (https://www.wewillnomad.com/post/sepilok-sabah-what-to-see-and-do) ABOUT US: Hi! We're Andre & Lisa! Nomads and experienced budget travellers. Travelling together for 16 years. Married for 12. We're happy you have found us and look forward to sharing destination advice, travel tips, and travel guides with you from around the world to help you make the most out of every travel experience. B E F R I E N D S: + Email List — https://www.wewillnomad.com/friends + Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/wewillnomad + Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/wewillnomad + Twitter — https://www.twitter.com/wewillnomad ▬▬▬ ✈ Get $40 USD FREE, Airbnb Sign Up — https://bit.ly/2YU3Rlo ✈ World Nomads Travel Insurance — https://tinyurl.com/y23tpefy ✈ Safety Wing Travel Insurance — https://tinyurl.com/y27tcqdx Some of the above are affiliate links and if you use them to purchase any products or services, we may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. Thank you for supporting our channel and blog in this way. ▬▬▬ Music By: Not The King - My Go Away Dream https://soundcloud.com/coreygagne/my-go-away-dream

Lorraine Lee is the brainchild and founder of Talee Studio. She comes from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. She is the brainchild and founder of Talee Studio. The name Talee is derived from the Malay word Tali, meaning 'rope'. The name "Lee" in Talee, represents her family name. The concept of Talee was born out of a personal journey she shared with her dad where they tie nautical knots together. As of now Talee is mainly selling tassel earrings for women but that will soon change in the year 2020. Do follow her instagram @Taleestudio as she will be dropping new products in the future for men as well. Social media: MassesMY FB: https://www.facebook.com/massesmy/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/massesmy Website: http://www.masses.com.my/ Yim IG: https://www.instagram.com/yiiiimm/ Lorraine Lee/Talee Studio FB: https://www.facebook.com/taleestudio/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/taleestudio/ Website: https://taleestudio.com/

Had a pleasure speaking to MKNK(Clinton), who is an artist/producer from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. His music is a blend between organic pop songs with electronic elements and heavy groove-based hip hop/r&b music. To get a gist of what his music sounds like, do check out his latest single titled Mee Goreng in collaboration with ASYRFNSIR and Neewgxi which is out today! So head on over to the link below to check it out! FYI it is also his birthday today so send your wishes to him at @MKNKofficial.

It was something Wendi Capehart said at AmblesideOnline Camp during her talk that inspired this conversation. Mystie and Brandy are discussing why starting with heroes in a child's education is not white-washing, and why pointing out the darkness too young might backfire. Wendi Capehart from the AmblesideOnline Advisory board is a very busy lady, so we were thrilled when she — rightly dubbed "the smartest woman on the internet" by Cindy Rollins — agreed to a phone call with us this summer. Let us tell you a little about Wendi. Wendi and her husband Bill have been Christians since their teens. They married at 20 and have been married 37 years. They have seven terrific grown children, 4 stalwart sons-in-law, 14 unsurpassingly wonderful grandchildren, and have also helped raise their two perfectly delightful god-sons (as well as occasionally hosting Japanese exchange students and Ukrainian orphans). The Capeharts have lived all over, most recently in the Philippines for two years, where they served as missionaries with a Christian school in Davao City. In January they will be moving to Malaysia to the city of Kota Kinabalu where they will help establish a learning center, among other projects. Click here to look at their previous newsletters and subscribe to new ones. Wendi blogs at Wendi Wanders. She has published an e-zine called Education for All. The latest issue contains most of the material from her talk on Imagination at AO Camp, including the material and sources that had to be cut. Click here for more information. *** Click here to get the show notes for today's episode. Click here to register for the retreat. Click here for more information on leading a retreat. Click here to join the Sistership. Don't forget to find us on Facebook! Click here to follow us on Instagram!

I Vetandets värld besöker vi regnskogen på Borneo, som för 20 år sedan var ett skövlat område men som återbeskogats genom ett forskningsprojekt. Möt forskare och studenter som tar kunskapen vidare. På mark som för 20 år sedan var skövlad har forskarna i projektet Så ett frö fått inhemsk regnskog att växa upp. Nu börjar de utvärdera de försökt som gjorts under projektets gång. Ska plantor helst sås i ljusluckor, eller i långa rader? Vilka träd fungerar bäst när det gäller att lagra kol och när det gäller att kunna brukas så att de ger lokalbefolkningen en inkomst? Projektet har attraherat internationella forskare och används i undervisningen på det lokala universitetet i Kota Kinabalu, University Malaysia Sabah, och ger jobb åt människor i en by som en gång byggdes upp av skogsindustrin. Reportaget är gjort av Ingrid Engstedt Edfast vid SR Västernorrland och Anna Torgnysdotter vid SR Norrbotten. Programledare: Ingrid Engstedt Edfast ingrid.engstedt-edfast@sverigesradio.se Producent: Camilla Widebeck camilla.widebeck@sverigesradio.se

Lerina Subbiah is the Sales and Marketing Director of SUBB10 Technologies, a Specialist ICT company providing IT and Telecoms solutions to SME, LARGE and Public sectors. The company is based in sunny Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa. Lerina has been in the Telecommunication industry for 18 years and is very passionate about the ICT industry and Technology in general. She is highly Skilled in Business Negotiation, Sales, Communication, customer relations management and converged products. Lerina has completed numerous skills and management courses including a Marketing and Advertising Diploma, Vodacom Brand Management at the Vega School of Marketing and of recent a distinction pass in Technology & Enterprise Management from Northwest University Business School. She is a strong sales professional that has been awarded numerous awards in her field. Her career started with Autopage in 2001 in Mobile Retail Sales then moving to HUGE Telecoms as an account manager providing sales in the least cost routing division before settling with Telecoms Giant Vodacom in the Enterprise Business Unit. After just 8 months in her role, she was awarded the Managing Executive Award for outstanding performance. In April 2009 and 2016 she was awarded the “Award of Excellence” for conquering new Business Frontiers. Her outstanding achievements and dedication to the Vodacom Team saw her travel extensively to Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Kota Kinabalu, and Morocco. Following 10 years at Vodacom, she decided to venture out into entrepreneurship and forge her own path joining SUBB10 Technologies as Sales and Marketing Director, heading up the Telecoms Division. Lerina stands on several Women Business Forums and chambers including KZNWIBB, SCBWN and Durban Chamber of Commerce. She is passionate about mentoring young females in the ICT Sector and developing Female Leadership in Technology. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneur-connect-africa/support

Lerina Subbiah is the Sales and Marketing Director of SUBB10 Technologies, a Specialist ICT company providing IT and Telecoms solutions to SME, LARGE and Public sectors. The company is based in sunny Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa. Lerina has been in the Telecommunication industry for 18 years and is very passionate about the ICT industry and Technology in general. She is highly Skilled in Business Negotiation, Sales, Communication, customer relations management and converged products. Lerina has completed numerous skills and management courses including a Marketing and Advertising Diploma, Vodacom Brand Management at the Vega School of Marketing and of recent a distinction pass in Technology & Enterprise Management from Northwest University Business School. She is a strong sales professional that has been awarded numerous awards in her field. Her career started with Autopage in 2001 in Mobile Retail Sales then moving to HUGE Telecoms as an account manager providing sales in the least cost routing division before settling with Telecoms Giant Vodacom in the Enterprise Business Unit. After just 8 months in her role, she was awarded the Managing Executive Award for outstanding performance. In April 2009 and 2016 she was awarded the “Award of Excellence” for conquering new Business Frontiers. Her outstanding achievements and dedication to the Vodacom Team saw her travel extensively to Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Kota Kinabalu, and Morocco. Following 10 years at Vodacom, she decided to venture out into entrepreneurship and forge her own path joining SUBB10 Technologies as Sales and Marketing Director, heading up the Telecoms Division. Lerina stands on several Women Business Forums and chambers including KZNWIBB, SCBWN and Durban Chamber of Commerce. She is passionate about mentoring young females in the ICT Sector and developing Female Leadership in Technology. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneur-connect-africa/support

Mark Varughese is the Senior Leader of Kingdomcity – a growing, vibrant church of over 20,000 people in 7 countries and in 11 cities: Johor Bahru, Kota Kinabalu, Kuala Lumpur, Kuching & Penang in Malaysia | Perth, Australia | Phnom Penh, Cambodia | Singapore | Gaborone, Botswana | Dubai, United Arab Emirates – London, United Kingdom. He loves God wholeheartedly and is passionate about church yet took a very different path to get there. Mark was born in Singapore in April 1975, raised in Malaysia, from parents of Indian descent but grew up in Perth since 9. He completed his Bachelors of Law and Commerce in UWA and practiced as a lawyer for 5 years before answering the call of God to full time ministry in 2003. After his ‘burning bush' experience in 2005, he went to Malaysia in Feb 2006 to pioneer what has today become Kingdomcity. Mark has a big heart for people of all cultures and all ages and are most passionate about seeing the cities of our world impacted by God through the local church. With Kingdomcity located in first world, developing world and third world cities in Western, Asian, African and middle Eastern contexts, the heart to ‘make disciples of all nations' is taking shape. Blessed with incredible leaders that have been raised, discipled and empowered in each city, the mandate to ‘bring the kingdom to each city' is what continues to fuel their journey. Mark has a beautiful wife Jemima & 2 energetic, growing sons, Zeke and Caleb. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theartofsuccess/support

Anas Amdan is well known in Malaysia's music industry as the patient and versatile music producer. With the support and encouragement from his parents, Anas, alongside his brothers, Aizat and Amar learned music theories and understood song composing technique at a young age. After his brother Aizat gained massive mainstream attention from a local talent show, Akademi Fantasia, Anas leveraged on that opportunity to start his own record label that would take his brother under his wings and the rest is history for the Amdan brothers. He produced Aizat's project ever since and the dynamic duo now have their studio based in Damansara Perdana, KGE studios. Apart from that, Anas & his wife also owns a cafe + Air BnB rest house in Kota Kinabalu, LOOK FOR NOOK. Anas Amdan have also collaborated with local talents such as Yuna Zarai, Takahara Suiko and Altimet in the past. P.S- Bulletin Utama (TV3's 8pm Local News)'s theme song is a piece originally composed and produced by ANAS AMDAN. http://instagram.com/anasamdan

The WRM team travels to Kota Kinabalu to learn about a social enterprise that runs a radio. Find out why Kupi Kupi FM is more than your typical radio station and how it impacts community. The post Ep4. Kupi-Kupi FM, Sabah first appeared on eFM Live.

Ep 66. SEA Business Travel Log – Destination Kota Kinabalu In this episode host Dana Blouin and his field Producer Emily Barner recap their time recording the show in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah and give their take on some of the most impactful things about the local ecosystem.   Download   The post Ep66. SEA Business Travel Log - Destination Kota Kinabalu first appeared on eFM Live.

Ep 51. Egan Eswar – Cracko Art Group and the business of contemporary art What It’s About In this episode, Dana speaks with Egan Eswar from the Cracko Art Group in Kota Kinabalu about the business and not business of being a contemporary artist and the challenges of going from being a street artist to […] The post Ep51. Egan Eswar, Cracko Art Group first appeared on eFM Live.

Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park is made up of 5 small islands between 5-8 kilometers off of Kota Kinabalu in Sabah Malaysian Borneo. In this episode I’m heading for one of the smallest, Pulau Sapi, or Cow Island. It’s one of the least developed areas of the park. Great beaches, diving and snorkeling with a bonus chance of seeing some monitor lizards up close in the wild. Sapi Island can be reached by boat from the Jesselton Point Ferry Terminal in KK. You can purchase a ticket directly to the island or get a multi-island ticket. This is a half-day or day trip for most. There are no hotels on Sapi but with prior permission from the park’s office you could camp there. Pulau Gaya, the largest island in the group at 3700 acres compared to Sapi at just 25 has resorts and more amenities. This is one of the finest beaches in the park. I’ll spend a little time here but first I’ll do a quick hike around the island where I may see the lizards and some macaques. This is the map I had to work with, not exactly detailed but the island is only 25 acres. In the worst case I’ll just swim if I get lost on land. Right out of the gate I get a quick glimpse of a monitor lizard but it quickly dashes into the forest. The trail that runs the perimeter of the island takes about 45 minutes to hike around with some nice little private beaches you can stop at along the way. Here’s a pretty cool adventure. Take a boat to Pulau Gaya, then zipline to Pulau Sapi. You can reach speeds of up to 50km/hr on the 250 meter crossing of the two islands. It’s also possible to swim from island to island, but as there are no lifeguards there, do it at your own risk. Back near the center of activity on Sapi close to the main beach and bbq area I found the biggest gathering of monitor lizards. These are actually water monitors, locally they’re called biawak. The males can reach up to 3 meters in length and weigh up to 50 kilos. They are very adept at swimming, and can stay underwater for up to a half-hour so watch out! You may see them catching a wave next to you. They’re more scavenger then predator so you probably won’t find them attacking people unless you get to close in their space, like some foolish tourists who try to include them in their selfie. These lizards carry a deadly bacteria in their mouth and their claws could tear a sizable chunk of flesh out of you so be careful. Monitors defend themselves with their tails, claws and jaws. These lizards are carnivores and will eat birds, rodents, snakes, crabs and even carrion, similiar to their bigger cousin The Komodo Dragon. Their main hunting technique is to run after their prey once spotted. They also have an amazing one way breathing system that can be traced back to dinosaurs. Pulau Sapi was a great half-day getaway from Kota Kinabalu and in between bigger Borneo trips. An easy boat ride gets you to a pretty nice spot for beach, relaxation, absorbing recent travel and cultural experiences, and even a little exotic animal viewing. It’s back on the boat to KK and more adventure in Malaysian Borneo with Far East Adventure Travel The Podcast, I’m John Saboe, Thanks for joining me, safe travels and Namaste!. "KKMap3". Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons - http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:KKMap3.png#/media/File:KKMap3.png

In December, 2001, just months after 9/11, Trules arrives in Kota Kinabalu on the island of Borneo in East Malaysia. Teaching at an all-Islamic university on a Fulbright grant, he is confronted with images of Osama Bin Laden - on the screensavers of his university colleagues - and on t-shirts in every shopping mall. Talk about culture shock, he learns that Bin Laden is the most admired man in Malaysia for being the only man to stand up to George W. Bush and Goliath America. Still, Trules tries to make peace with the natives.  http://erictrules.com/episode11

I chat to Preet Kalsi in Kota Kinabalu! She's an amazingly brave pioneer of Music Therapy in Malaysia. If you have any questions for Preet, you can reach her at preet_kaur_kalsi@yahoo.com

The Core of Islam – Part 1 & Part 2 by Dr Bilal Philips, hosted by the Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association (MACMA) Sabah, Malaysia. Held on the 24th and 27th December 2014, 8PM at MACMA Centre, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. Fresh take in reviewing the 5 pillars of Islam and 6 pillars of Iman, seeing the ... Read more

Part 2 - The Core of Islam -by Dr Bilal Philips.- hosted by the Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association (MACMA) Sabah, Malaysia. Held on the 24th and 27th December 2014, 8PM at MACMA Centre, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. The Sessions captured the audience fullest attention and appreciation as it was a fresh take in reviewing the 5 pillars of Islam and 6 pillars of Iman, seeing the reasons and the beauty behind each pillars as a Gift and Mercy from our Creator.Subscribe www.youtube.comaabphilipsFaceb...

Part 2 - The Core of Islam -by Dr Bilal Philips.- hosted by the Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association (MACMA) Sabah, Malaysia. Held on the 24th and 27th December 2014, 8PM at MACMA Centre, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. The Sessions captured the audience fullest attention and appreciation as it was a fresh take in reviewing the 5 pillars of Islam and 6 pillars of Iman, seeing the reasons and the beauty behind each pillars as a Gift and Mercy from our Creator.Subscribe www.youtube.comaabphilipsFaceb...

The Core of Islam – Part 1 & Part 2” by Dr Bilal Philips, hosted by the Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association (MACMA) Sabah, Malaysia. Held on the 24th and 27th December 2014, 8PM at MACMA Centre, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.

Part 1 - The Core of Islam -by Dr Bilal Philips.- hosted by the Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association (MACMA) Sabah, Malaysia. Held on the 24th and 27th December 2014, 8PM at MACMA Centre, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. The Sessions captured the audience fullest attention and appreciation as it was a fresh take in reviewing the 5 pillars of Islam and 6 pillars of Iman, seeing the reasons and the beauty behind each pillars as a Gift and Mercy from our Creator.Subscribe www.youtube.comaabphilipsFaceb...

Part 1 - The Core of Islam -by Dr Bilal Philips.- hosted by the Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association (MACMA) Sabah, Malaysia. Held on the 24th and 27th December 2014, 8PM at MACMA Centre, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. The Sessions captured the audience fullest attention and appreciation as it was a fresh take in reviewing the 5 pillars of Islam and 6 pillars of Iman, seeing the reasons and the beauty behind each pillars as a Gift and Mercy from our Creator.Subscribe www.youtube.comaabphilipsFaceb...

In this episode of Tips for Travellers, Gary Bembridge shares his observations, advice and tips on visiting and exploring Kota Kinabalu in the Sabah region of Borneo, which is part of Malaysia despite being over 1,000 miles from the capital. Included in the podcast are tips on getting there, getting around and the must-do things to see and do in the city and also further afield. For more visit: http://www.tipsfortravellers.com

Episode two of a six part series recorded live on board Cunard Queen Mary 2 World Voyage bringing my insights, observations, tips and advice about cruising and travelling on extended voyages. Covers travel from Yorkeys Knob (Great Barrier Reef) across the equator to Kota Kinabalu and onto ShanghaiIn this episode topics discussed includes: budgeting and saving money on board including wine and internet packages, evening entertainment shows including the crew talent show, Cunard World Voyage charities, crossing the Equator ceremony, photo competition and photography on bard, how a ship’s size is measured, Wi-Fi and internet speed and access, Annual Crew tug-of-war competition, future voyage sales savings, White Star Service and recognition wards, “Wake Up with the Entertainment Director” TV show and gratuities.For the full series and more visit http://wwww.tipsfortravellers.com/QM2

Click the post for details on this episode! This mix is a good portion of my set recorded at WhiteRoom in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah (Borneo | Malaysia) on October 5th, 2013. It was a lot of fun to play this kind of big-room set with lots of my own commercial edits & mashups! This set … Continue reading »

Click the post for details on this episode! This mix is a good portion of my set recorded at WhiteRoom in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah (Borneo | Malaysia) on October 5th, 2013. It was a lot of fun to play this kind of big-room set with lots of my own commercial edits & mashups! This set … Continue reading »

Click the post for details on this episode! This mix is a good portion of my set recorded at WhiteRoom in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah (Borneo | Malaysia) on October 5th, 2013. It was a lot of fun to play this kind of big-room set with lots of my own commercial edits & mashups! This set … Continue reading

Click the post for details on this episode! This mix is a good portion of my set recorded at WhiteRoom in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah (Borneo | Malaysia) on October 5th, 2013. It was a lot of fun to play this kind of big-room set with lots of my own commercial edits & mashups! This set … Continue reading

It's been a long time.  Sorry for the delay. Anyway, today's topic is whereby we talked about Dennis trip to Kota Kinabalu. Check out what he did and what actually happened during this trip.Another thing is that T.T.E. Tech is giving 2 National Basketball Tickets for 3 days pass, which will be held in Miri Indoor Stadium from the 8-10 July 2011. What you need to do is like their facebook page, and then use the contact us form and give your particulars, name and phone number. And you will be in the running for getting 2 tickets to watch NBL. So for those of you who will be traveling to Miri. Closing date will be on the 24th of June!Download podcast here