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  1. Fair Tax Perfect Storm

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    October 7, 2008 by Tyson Wynn

    Methinks the current state of financial affairs in this nation (not to mention the world) could be the perfect storm
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  2. And We’re Up Again (Crosses Fingers)

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    December 11, 2007 by Tyson Wynn

    Back on Claremore city power. Will it last? I’m not rolling up the extension cords from the generator just yet.


  3. Premature Exhilaration

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    December 11, 2007 by Tyson Wynn

    Well, we were back on city power, but now we’re off. Fired the generator back up. COX internet has been
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  4. Back on City Power

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    December 11, 2007 by Tyson Wynn

    As of 10:15 AM, we’re back on city power. I was on generator overnight. Lost COX Internet around 2 AM
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  5. WynnBlog on Generator Power: NE Tech Centers Cancel Dec. 11 Vote

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    December 10, 2007 by Tyson Wynn

    Portions of Claremore are without power, and the damage is severe. I went and got the in-laws last night because
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  6. Housing the Refugees

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    December 9, 2007 by Tyson Wynn

    Just returned from my hometown of Welch, Okla., where I picked up the in-laws and brought them to Claremore. The
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