After living in New York for the last 6 years, everything seems less expensive when I go to my hometown in Delaware. We stopped by Atlantic Liquors in Rehoboth Beach to pick up a case of Dogfishhead IPA to bring home with us. While we were there we spotted a  sampler pack of beers from the Great Divide Brewing Company, based out of Denver, CO. I know your not supposed to judge a book, or beer, by it’s cover, but this packaging just jumped off the shelf. So we decided to grab that along with our ol’ favorites. I just put a few in the fridge to enjoy tonight after work and I can’t wait to see if it tastes as crisp and cool as the design on the labels.

Just wanted to leave you with some eye candy for the weekend. Where are video games produced? In a dark room by a bunch of programers or in dusty old factories by craftsman with years of experience? These photos from French agency Amusement wonders just that. Below is the tetris factory, but check out some other video game factories by visiting their site.

You probably have seen a few of Suck UK’s products before, but may not have known the company’s name. Their goods are stocked at a few small shops like urban outfitters, fred flair, target, you know just the small mom and pop shops really. Of course I’m kidding Suck UK is HUGE. You remember the sunjar, yeah that was theirs.

I really loved their booth at the 2009 NYIGF. It was simple and straight to the point. Everything was clearly labeled but it didn’t feel academic at all. Their setup was another that clearly let the products stand up for themselves without the bells and whistles of flashy signs or over-the-top decor. I also really liked that everything was placed against the wall and was easy to lance at while still standing in the aisle. With so many different products this layout and booth design made all of their products seem like they were as worthy as what was sitting next to them, there was no “hot item” to be purchased. Everything they do is so well designed that nothing seemed to be outranking anything else.