Five D.C.-Focused Books You Might Have Missed in 2007

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What You Missed Today at CES [Roundup]

Here's what you missed today at CES while some Democracy thing happened in New Hampshire: •Bill Gates told us how it feels to be the villain and the underdog, as well as what keeps him awake at... [lien] [EN]

What You Missed Last Weekend [Roundup]

Too busy to drop in on Giz over the weekend? It's OK, we understand. We get your hectic lifestyle, and we're prepared to work things out with you. We forgive you. Here's what you missed: • We... [lien] [EN]

What You Missed Last Weekend [Roundup]

So, you missed the weekend action—here's your chance to catch up: • Time Capsule was stripped to the bone. • WiiMax gave us a Wii sniper gun, finally. •AT&T were rumored to... [lien] [EN]

What You Missed Last Weekend [Roundup]

If you missed your weekend Gizmodo fix because you were doing something else incredibly antisocial, here's a roundup just for you: • Tank, alcohol, destruction. Enough said. • Masdar HQ became the world's first positive energy building. • An exploding iPod nano almost destroyed a PS3. Oh, the humanity. • We took a look at computer viruses portrayed as 3D art. Spectacular. • Unidentified iThingy seen on iTunes. • Daylight saving time wasted energy. • The Beatles catalog followed the sun all the way to iTunes. • A camera saw into our pockets from 80-feet away. • We reviewed Timbuk2's latest messenger bag. • Wheelchair Dude was referenced in Apple Thesaurus. Now, shoot back to the homepage for the latest Giz goodness. [lien] [EN]

What You Missed Last Weekend [Roundup]

Just in case you were too busy watching basketball to read Gizmodo, here's what you missed: • We never would have guessed the cheap Flip camcorder was so popular! • One lucky gamer enjoyed his ultra limited edition signed Xbox 360. • Sony's Alpha A900 DSLR got a launch date. • This mini drummer robot can probably keep a tempo better than us. • Best Buy's unofficial haggling policy was outed. • The iPhone App Store was supposedly seen in all its grey glory. • Some Monks landed a sweet record deal. • We spotted a steam-guzzling motorbike. • A Google Android-inspired custom PC was sold on eBay. • Chrysler announced in-car wifi. Now get back to the front page for the latest gadget news! [lien] [EN]

What You Missed Last Weekend [Roundup]

So, you missed out on Gizmodo's stellar weekend coverage because you got lost in a mysterious wardrobe, and ended up in a thinly veiled religious war with talking animals. No biggie. Here's the creme de la creme. • A replica of the supersonic helicopter from Airwolf was for sale, and still smelled like Jan-Michael Vincent. • Chen looked into Microsoft's Mediaroom IPTV and it kicked cable and satellite's butt. • A gorgeous set of microwaved CDs dazzled the eyes, but ruined the microwave. • Apple went to war. BOOM! • Firefox 3 Release Candidate 1 (with bugs) is available for download. • The coffee table fireplace threatened the sanctuary of piled up mail order catalogs everywhere. • The most dangerous enemy one soldier encountered overseas turned out to be a puddle. [lien] [EN]

What You Missed Last Weekend [Roundup]

You and Indiana Jones were grillin' dogs and battling another George Lucas catastrophe, you say? That's why you missed Gizmodo's weekend gadget news? Don't worry. Here's a round up of our unmatched weekend coverage. • There was a freighter stocked with unnamed Apple products spotted off U.S. shores. Probably just new turtlenecks. • A Japanese scientist, with many witnesses, produced a cold fusion reaction. • New Photoshop, thy new power is super speed. • A French skydiver either broke a bunch of records or every bone in his body. • The world's first solar-powered speedboat can hit 30 knots. • Custom GPS + Briefcase + DHS marketing = Biggest Picture In The World. • NASA's 422-million mile journey to Mars ended with a TOUCHDOWN! • Hop-On's latest "disposable" cell phone is convenient. [lien] [EN]

What You Missed Last Weekend [Roundup]

iPhone. iPhone, iPhone, iPhone. iPhone! iPhone? iPhone. Oh, hello there. You missed Gizmodo's weekend coverage because you're allergic to iPhone? That's OK, I'm sure there's no iPhone news to be found here today. Read this: • iPhone 2 pics were leaked at the Eleventh Hour. The phone now comes in a new color: fake. • The Financial Times said cheap, subsidized iPhones will rain from the sky. • An Italian artist replaced brick wall holes with old, useless last-gen iPhones. Kidding! It was Lego blocks. • President Bush greenlit $45 million in funding for a Maglev train powered by an iPhone hive mind. • Battlemodo: Blam attached iPhones video goggles to his face and compared notes. • iPhone mock ups from Wired probably look better than what'll appear at WWDC. [lien] [EN]

Colts player you miss the most

I talk a lot about how I really liked layers like Booger McFarland, Edgerrin James, and David Thornton. All are good people, and made a lasting impression on the team and community. I'd kind of like to know who you miss the most. I recently did a piece on draft busts (as did Colt Homer), but I'd like to balance the negativity of talking about busts by talking about players you miss. For me, I miss watching Booger McFarland, mainly because his short tenure in Indy totally changed the defense. Not only did he anchor the Super Bowl 41 team, but after Booger injured his knee in training camp last year (an injury that might have ended his career) he mentored rookie Ed Johnson all throughout the season, watching film with him and teaching him tips. Booger is a great player, and an even better person. [lien] [EN]

What You Missed Last Weekend [Roundup]

We didn't see you around these here parts this weekend at Gizmodo. Were you busy at Comic-Con? Looks like you were! Here's what you missed, Mr. Stark: • Who cares about the corny name, Tr2n looks sharp. Must watch. • Steve Jobs' health is none of your damn business. • Nokia's new Tube handset got spotted in the wild with a few smudgy additions on its shiny veneer. • Are you watching Shark Week? Like, right now? Here's a taste of what happened Sunday. • Update: The MEDUSA ray gun skips the voices in your head and just blows it up instead. • Awesome life-size papercraft house, just keep the matches and accelerants away, please. • Pixar gave a tease of Up, the latest flick to come out of this money-making studio. • Beer belly + Iron Man costume? Must be Comic. [lien] [EN]

What You Missed Last Weekend [Roundup]

OK, the Olympics are over. Time to get back into the Gizmodo fold and see what you missed this weekend during the closing ceremonies. Don't worry, there are a few Beijing posts mixed in for nostalgia purposes, but sadly, no beach volleyball: • Tomorrow's solar panels: Made of pizza, nail polish and sprayed on with an ink jet printer. • Apple informed users the App Store bug that crashes your iPhone has been fixed. • The iBasket combines laundry, hampers and the washing machine in one handy device. • Giz got an up close look at the latest 3D movie-making gear. • Aiaiai? It means multi-color, community-designed anti-iPod headphones. • The Olympics are over, but they live on in these magical Stormtrooper athlete photos. • So Biden's the Dem VP pick; do you know his voting record in the tech and file sharing space? • RC cars were cute little Track and Field workhorses at the Beijing Olympic games. [lien] [EN]

Question of the Day: Do You Miss the "Q" Character in the New James Bond Films? [Question Of The Day]

As most of you already know, Quantum of Solace is scheduled to hit theaters on November 14th. The second trailer for the film came out last week and while it does seem to feature some Minority Report-style gadgetry, there is still no "Q" gadget guru in the film. Personally, I love the direction that the Bond character is going in, so I haven't really missed the over-the-top gadgetry. But what about you? Do you miss the "Q" character? Gawker Media polls require Javascript; if you're viewing this in an RSS reader, click through to view in your Javascript-enabled web browser. [lien] [EN]

If you missed our bake sale, you missed this insanely good s'mores cupcake

Today is the kickoff for Cupcakes for a Cause, a nationwide charity drive where you can do everything from send an e-cupcake (with every one sent, $1 is donated) to buy special cupcakes at bakeries across the country with money going toward CancerCare for Kids, which helps children whose parents have cancer with counseling, support groups, workshops, information, and more. We'll have a full wrapup of our action-packed, cupcake-filled bake sale soon, but for now, I'll share that if you weren't one of the 4,300 people (!!) to make it out to the Brooklyn Flea yesterday, you missed out on this insanely good s'mores cupcake by Blondie of Blondie and Brownie! (click through for the recipe) If you're in NYC, make sure you join our meetup group to find out about what events we have coming up. [lien] [EN]

What You Missed This Weekend [Roundup]

There's a reason High School Musical 3 made a gazillion dollars this weekend. You. Unfortunately, your actions came at the expense of Gizmodo's weekend news, which you passed over for Zack Efron. Make up for it by reading our best posts: • Taxes suck, especially when glorious graphics like this one show just how much we spend on defense. • Is this invention electroshock, or facial electric stimulator? You decide. • Dear iPhone users, we somehow still don't know that you want cut and paste. Pbbtthh!! • Cowon's new flash-based PMP could be a sleeper hit in the portable media space. • Sharp AQUOS 32" 1080p HDTV for $699? Yes, please. • Get ready folks, because the iPhone 3G unlock is coming to an iPhone 3G near you! • Office fun: AC/DC Excel spreadsheet video had us by the Hell's Bells this weekend. [lien] [EN]