I think that they idea of an artist collaboration to try and fuel everyone involved in a hopeful continuous feedback loop. We have seen lots of great collaborations come from the internet, and I think that is one of it’s (Internet) greatest strengths.

So that is I want to share this site with you, but also check out the site. There are a number of Very cool Moleskine’s notebooks with laser engraved images on them that are sure to inspire the artist in you.

MODOFLY (found via: LifeHacker)

MODOFLY is an artist collaborative piloted by a couple of jack-of-all trade artists/designers that go by the names of Jordan and Kevin. Their goal is to inspire artists and users alike with the hope that they themselves will be continually fueled by the feedback loop that happens when people work together. We hope you join us as we grow and evolve to bigger and better things, holding to the belief that with community great things can happen.

Wow…seems like a busy podcasting week for me.

Sunday night I was on the Typical Mac User Podcast with Victor Cajiao talking about doing things with your Mac. It was a lot of fun and got some good questions from the chat room. Victor always has a lively bunch hanging out during the show, and he knows how to work the crowd.

Monday night I got the privilege of hanging out and talking with Dean Jensen of the Soho Technology Podcast. Bruce Barr and I were on talking about Open Source in the Soho environment. Dean brought something up that I hadn’t thought about in a while. Smaller networks, or more specifically, small businesses needs are different from that of larger corporations. It isn’t a one size fits all world and I know that, and not having been involved with small businesses/small networks in the capacity that Dean has as a consultant in a long while kinda got lost somewhere in my mind.

*update* I almost forgot to mention that Chuck and I interviewed Dr. Pamela Gay Sunday about Her podcasting and of course, Astronomy…loads of fun. That should be coming out this week on Technorama.