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Many of Singapore's five million people are covering up and staying indoors to avoid mosquito bites as health experts warned that the outbreak of the Zika virus in the tropical city-state would be difficult to contain.

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Toshogu Shrine In NIkko

Toshogu Shrine In NIkko

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Toshogu shrines are found throughout Japan but the most famous is this one which can be found in Nikko in Tochigi Prefecture. This was declared as a World Heritage Site. It was raining all day. I covered my face more than my head to ask the Lord to give me blue skies so I may be able to make better photographs. But He said, "Francis, you’re lucky to be here, in itself is already a…

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Warped world by Francis Tan.

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Filipino techie is new Asia editor at The Next Web

For the past few years, Filipinos are proving themselves to be a power to reckon with in and across social media and the internet. International blogging networks and a number of regional and global internet and tech companies have in fact tapped a growing number of Filipinos, and they are only too willing to learn from and to share what they know to vast audiences.

The latest to join this group of global Filipino techies is Francis Tan, who joined The Next Web as its Asia editor on Jan. 13, 2011. He is the first and — thus far — the only Filipino on the team of editors behind TNW, which Technorati counts as one of the 100 most influential blogs and reputed to be one of the world’s fastest growing tech sites with two million unique visitors and about four million page views every month.

Francis, who is just 23 and a proud Ateneo de Manila University alumnus, says he was “a bit intimidated” of applying to become TNW’s new Asia Editor, yet he has been on a roll in the first few weeks of his interim editorship — and hopefully what would turn out as a regular or permanent gig.

Full story at asiancorrespondent.com