Beekeepers Society

Hi, I'm Ryan. I am a blogger/writer/sometimes Web designer living in Chicago, IL.
Other writing locales: {We are the Postmen} {FanHouse} {Inside the Hall} {ESPN the Mag}
E-mail: rcorazza at gmail dot com
July 3
So. Money.
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Between B. Hite getting on TV the other day with her gig at the Wall Street Journal and Baby J at Maxim above, I have some friends doing big thangs. Congrats, people. (via tumblndice)
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hydeordie: I wish I had taken this picture.

hydeordie:

I wish I had taken this picture.
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While the internal workings of Gawker Media are interesting only to a small number of people...

alexbalk:

I really feel like everyone can enjoy this image.
July 2

Friend in Tumbling

It has come to my attention that Sam — who is living on my couch for another week or so as he looks for a place in the city — was just tumbling at the EXACT SAME TIME AS ME on the other couch in my family room.

Yes: I know. You are as excited about this as I am. Please try and contain yourself. Please.

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Firefox Guinness World Record Official
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Why Vimeo is better than Youtube - USA TODAY

zachklein:

No duh.

Was just making this argument to Sam the other night …
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cakeface: Above: Scarlett Johansson and Javier Bardem. Photograph by Norman Jean Roy.The film has been called a superb commentary on watching films, on loneliness, and on obsession, as well as a sharp critique of the male psyche. But at its essence, Rear Window is a paean to old-fashioned snooping. “Sure he’s a snooper, but aren’t we all?”said Hitchcock.“I’ll bet you that nine out of ten people, if they see a woman across the courtyard undressing for bed, or even a man puttering around in his room, will stay and look; no one turns away and says,‘It’s none of my business.” These shots of Hitchcock movies from Vanity Fair this month sometime in the past are great. (Thanks to Baby J for the heads up on the timeline.)

cakeface:

Above: Scarlett Johansson and Javier Bardem. Photograph by Norman Jean Roy.
The film has been called a superb commentary on watching films, on loneliness, and on obsession, as well as a sharp critique of the male psyche. But at its essence, Rear Window is a paean to old-fashioned snooping. “Sure he’s a snooper, but aren’t we all?”said Hitchcock.“I’ll bet you that nine out of ten people, if they see a woman across the courtyard undressing for bed, or even a man puttering around in his room, will stay and look; no one turns away and says,‘It’s none of my business.”

These shots of Hitchcock movies from Vanity Fair this month sometime in the past are great. (Thanks to Baby J for the heads up on the timeline.)

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Farewell from the FanHouse, Mr. Ness. And best of luck at NBC.
Farewell from the FanHouse, Mr. Ness. And best of luck at NBC.
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Nielson: Digg Traffic Sucks
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