How many miles is it from Denver International Airport to LAX with a continuing flight to San Salvador?

According to WebFlyer, it's 6,360 miles roundtrip. And yes, we're going to El Salvador and Hondars this summer for a little vacation :)

I can't believe this is the first time I'm writing about this, but google did not return any docuents (though it will in a few days...).

This past weekend while I was out of town, the several bicyclists in the Denver Critical Mass ride got into a bit of trouble with the police. It's a little frustrating, as one rider pointed out, that 75,000 protestors blocking major roads in Denver had no problem, but a group of ~100 bicyclists exercising their right to be on the road got tickets.

Without further discussion - Westword's take on the subject

I stumbled upon this article yesterday and it's a good read. Basically, Eric Sink, who founded a small ISV (Independent Software Vendor) writes about life as a small ISV and why you should make lots of mistakes, just not any fatal mistakes. ISV's are small to medium businesses - maybe somewhere between 2 and 200 people and they create applications to sell to other people.

So, I was reading this internal memo from SGI about some problems they had with a new release of software that was slower and had all sorts of problems.

There's some great insight in it, though it is long. Then I got to this part:

Here's a Frappr map showing some Drupal users. A few months ago Colorado had just one lone dot (but many users). As of this post it's got 4 users registered with Frappr.

Groups.Drupal.Org promises to replace this but in the meantime, Frapp away.

This is a delicious peanut sauce. I can't really say that it fits a particular cultural style, but it is a blend of various different recipes and most closely resembles a "Thai Satay" sauce.

peanut sauce
oil
soy sauce
peanut butter
coconut milk (optional)
curry paste (optional)
cilantro (optional)
garlic (optional)
onion (optional)
brown sugar (optional)
hot sauce to taste