Author Archives: mikecane

Possible New Blog

See it here: MCVL

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This Blog Is Officially Dead

I’ve spent several days reviewing all of the posts here. This is not something I want to continue. It is, mainly, all wrong. If there’s ever another blog, I’ll pay WordPress the damn US$48/US$84 (1 yr/2 yr) fee to get … Continue reading

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Final Post Of 2019

And final post of blogging? I don’t know yet. Human Decision Required FFS, looking at the sidebar, I’ve done this one for four years. Happy New Year to all out there.

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Alt-Wheels Briefly #30

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The Best Of 2019

If you missed either of these in 2019, start 2020 with them: Becoming Superman: My Journey From Poverty to Hollywood by J. Michael Straczynski (prior post) Netflix: Unbelievable (prior post)

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The Fight For The Aviation Black Box

This story has everything: tragedy making an unusual connection seeing things differently short-sighted opposition secrecy determination vindication changing the world for the better This little-known inventor has probably saved your life If I find you talking to anyone, including me, … Continue reading

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Alt-Wheels Briefly #29

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Everything Ends. Or Does It?

The Time When Buddha Was Lost – an encouraging story for your life Previously here: Human Variables category

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“Addiction Is Profit”

Killer quote: You can’t make the average person buy a course. But you can ruin the life of the ones who do. How to Sell a Course (Shady Millionaire Edition) Previously at Mike Cane’s xBlog: Addiction Runs The World Previously … Continue reading

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R.I.P. Radio Host Don Imus

Don Imus, Legendary ‘Imus in the Morning’ Host, Dies at 79 Imus was loved or hated for his caustic loudmouth. Outspoken in an age of political correctness, his often coarse satire offended sensibilities. Yet his listeners included those whom he … Continue reading

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