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A No BS Way to Lose 6 Pounds in One Day
This weight loss method really works. Would you consider doing it?
Newsletters
The newsletters span the breadth of Klugne and may cover any of the main topic areas. We usually pick one main theme for each newsletter, and also briefly highlight the week's posts. You can read the newsletters on a standalone basis. See if any of the titles catch your attention.
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Genuine Magic on the Smoky Mountain Magic Tour
How long it takes for strangers to become friends depends, of course. It depends on the setting they’re in, and on the people themselves.
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Politicians Need a Hippocratic Oath
Passing new laws and regulations without sufficiently considering the likely but unwanted adverse consequences is foolish and risky
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Stop Voting for Those Who Would Destroy Us
The issues that would seem to divide us are wildly exaggerated and for one purpose only
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Why It's So Hard Being An American Overseas
The IRS got the idea that millions of Americans at home and abroad were hiding their money in foreign bank accounts to avoid paying U.S. taxes
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Klugne News for Loyal Readers
Some of you have been with me on the journey from the beginning, and others have joined in recent weeks and days.
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The Klugne Newsletter
For easy reference: here are all the Newsletters in one place and in chronological order
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What's The Toughest Race in the World?
Because we're talking about human endeavors, toughness is measured in all the ways that people may find themselves suffering.
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The Overwhelming Case for Optimism — Read on to Feel Better Immediately
Bellerjeau’s Law of Human Potential explains why humanity’s future has never looked better
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How I Made It to the Top 3 Google Search Results
My experiment in writing a so-called Evergreen article that stood out from the crowd. The method is simple to describe
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I Predict an Epic Lawsuit Against Food Companies
We’re unhealthier than ever and someone’s going to pay a staggering amount in damages
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How Younger Generations Might Inadvertently Destroy Civilization
We’ve grown comfortable blaming Armageddon on Boomers. But what if Gen Y and Gen Z bring about the end of days?