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About Me

Posted by ming on October 27th, 2005

This page is all about ME.

Ming is a well-respected engineer in the field of pollution control. With an established track record, Ming and his team tackles varying pollution problems that plagues the world today. Engineers from around the world seek out his consultation with their toughest problems. Deadly air coming out of the factory? No problem. The brown goo that is suppose to be the main water supply? No problem. With Ming’s guidance, the world is a cleaner place.

Ming lives with his lovely wife Michelle.

Oh wait. Must have had my MBA language filter on. Let me turn it off. < MBA Language Filter Off>

Let me try this again, hopefully with 100% less BS. Basically I go to work, I get a paycheck, and I spend that check. This site is all about where that money goes. This site is here to mainly show my pictures. A perfect excuse for me to accumulate more camera gear.

Oh yeah, forgot to mention. Almost 100% of the pictures you see are taken by me. Yes, all me. The few pictures that wasn’t taken by me, have me in it.

That part about the lovely wife is true though. Let me just add that in before I end up getting a black eye from “accidentally falling down the stairs,” even though there aren’t any stairs in our tiny one-bedroom apartment.

What I like to do:

travel
eat
take pictures of traveling and eating

So you probably won’t see Ming driving in any fancy cars or wearing any bling or playing with any of the latest electronics. I don’t make enough for that. But you will see me eat. We all have to eat, might as well eat something good. Oh yeah, once in a while you might see some sights too.

Yes, all donations are welcome. See that paypal button on the right?

If you are looking at this site using Internet Explorer. Please do yourself a favor and stop. Go download Firefox. IE is evil.

Best way to contact me is through email of course. Since there are all kinds of spambots running around. I’ll put my email address in codes.

mingmannatwork [shift 2] gmail [period] com

Hopefully you can figure this out.

For those camera enthusiasts out there, this is what I use: