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SPARKS, Nev. — Over the past week, I've had the amazing opportunity to join up with the Obama for America campaign for an encore performance in San Antonio, Texas as a deputy field organizer.

While my Internet access was intermittent, at best, I had my trusty notebook with me and took notes at the end of each day to document everything that happened to one, big Indian in the Lone Star State while organizing precincts and coordinating Get Out The Vote/Get Out The Caucus activities.

Day One:

SPARKS, Nev.-After Super Tuesday, I figured I'd be flying high or broken-hearted. Oddly enough, even after Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.) carried more votes in California, the race is still neck-and-neck. In an article by the Associated Press, the latest estimation of delegates in favor of Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) puts him in the lead by only two delegates, the numbers breaking down to 796 delegates for Obama and 794 for Clinton.