Launch notes and editorial posture pieces for new tools and case studies on PatrickNeilBradley.com. These are not promotional posts — they are the cover letter for each new piece of work, explaining what it does, what it cannot do, and why it was published.

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    Entry 1 of 4 · May 9, 2026

    Why I Published the Veteran Livability Index

    A note on what the new county-level decision tool is, what it cannot do, and the editorial posture behind putting federal public-domain data on the Foundation's surface. Honest attribution to the upstream CVAI bundle, plain talk about proxy inheritance and vintage drift.

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    Entry 2 of 4 · May 12, 2026

    Why I Published the True Cost Basket Index and the Shelter Index

    Two new household-cost decision tools join the analytics portfolio. The TCBI publishes a weekly basket cost down to the census tract. The TSCI publishes the fixed monthly shelter and family-cost nut at the county grain. Both are federal public-domain data, fully attributed, free to use — with the same honesty about clamps, state inheritance, and vintage drift that the VLI carries.

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    Entry 3 of 4 · May 22, 2026

    Why I Built the American War Dead Memorial Map

    A new state-by-state memorial map counts US military deaths across six American wars — the Civil War to the Global War on Terror. A note on what it shows, the editorial choices behind it, and what it cannot yet do.

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    Entry 4 of 4 · June 10, 2026

    June 2026 Site Update: The Frameworks Series Closes, a Résumé Page Opens, and the Data Goes Live

    The Leadership Frameworks series is complete with the DMAIC capstone, a résumé page joins the site, and the plumbing under the data tools has been rebuilt and verified against live federal sources. What shipped since Memorial Day.

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