Monthly Archives: January 2015

Convention of the States or a Constitutional Convention?

Posted on January 31, 2015 by James Hanley

There’s an odd meme floating around the internets that an Article V “Convention of the States” is not the same thing as a constitutional convention. The key to this thought is in the Constitution’s Article V language that–on a textual … Continue reading →

Posted in Politics in General | Tagged Annapolis Convention, Article V, Bristol Palin, Constitutional Convention, Convention of the States, James Hanley, Sarah Palin | 3 Comments

Bike Messengers: First Person POV

Posted on January 30, 2015 by James Hanley

Lucas Brunelle’s trailer for his film on bike messenger races and culture. I never participated in races, but the in-traffic riding in here captures my experience exactly. What you see in here was me, a quarter century ago–I’ve done all … Continue reading →

Posted in It's Just Business | Tagged Bicycle Messengers, Bike Messengers, James Hanley, Lucas Brunelle, Street Racing | 5 Comments

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Monthly Archives: January 2015

Convention of the States or a Constitutional Convention?

Bike Messengers: First Person POV

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