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Royal Examiner: When the Law Is Made in the Dark, Democracy Suffers
A Royal Examiner article advocates for public access to legislative legal analysis under FOIA, while my response emphasizes that transparency alone is not enough. The design of record-keeping and disclosure systems matters because poorly structured processes can introduce legal, operational, and governance risks. Read More
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Richard Jamieson: Perspective on the Legal Services Transparency and Review Policy
A brief reply from the WCFAC chair acknowledging the substance of my policy concerns, indicating a forthcoming detailed response to the full board, and referencing Virginia FOIA statutes and advisory opinions as relevant legal context for the discussion. Read More
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Lewis Moten: Materials for Our Data Review Discussion
A reply to the WCFAC chair explaining my custom data-analysis workflow, limits of automation without stable county data access, and rationale for separating policy concerns into a broader supervisory discussion, while keeping this exchange focused on tools, methods, and transparent financial analysis. Read More
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Lewis Moten: Perspective on the Legal Services Transparency and Review Policy
An email to the full Board of Supervisors outlining concerns with the Legal Services Transparency and Review Policy, arguing it creates legal, financial, and operational risks. Emphasized balancing transparency with attorney–client privilege, risk management, and effective governance. Read More
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Richard Jamieson: Materials for Our Data Review Discussion
A follow-up email from the chair of the Warren County Finance Audit Committee responding to my data analysis work. It acknowledges the tools I built, asks about automation, repeatability, and analytical methods, and reflects continued dialogue on audit practices and transparency following a public meeting. Read More
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13 Years Later… My Domain Finally Came Back to Me
After 13 years wandering the web, my original domain finally came home. I discovered it dormant while browsing the Wayback Machine, reclaimed it, and secured it for the next decade—along with memories of tiny pages, lost history, and unexpected adventure. Read More
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The Art of the Rat Tickle
Rodent joy-marker analysis via Purdue’s free certification. This “Comedic Science” elective provides empirical legitimacy to clowning studies, proving “useless” knowledge is a social superpower—from peer-reviewed romantic maneuvers to potential interstellar communication as a specialist in interspecies joy. Read More
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Marshall Electronics: VS-PTC-200 Camera Controller
Expertly manage multi-camera live-stream broadcasts using the Marshall VS-PTC-200 controller. Utilize 4D joystick precision and custom presets to deliver seamless, high-definition visual transitions, ensuring professional-grade production for church services and community events. Read More
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Sons of the American Revolution: Bronze 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution Medal
Awarded by the Sons of the American Revolution for active participation in the 250th Anniversary commemoration program. Earned through consistent attendance at historical lectures, Color Guard service, and public outreach, demonstrating a commitment to preserving and promoting Revolutionary War history. Read More
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Wreaths Across America
I was proud to make my debut in the SAR Color Guard during Wreaths Across America. Despite the biting wind and cold, I bore the chapter flag and laid a wreath in honor of our fallen heroes. Read More