Tuesday 21 August 2012

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The White House, Washington

Hello . . .

Tomorrow is going to be a special day at the White House, and I wanted to make sure you got a chance to be a part of it.

At lunchtime, 54 kids from all over the United States will join me in the East Room for the first-ever Kids' State Dinner.

Each of these young people worked with their parents to create an original lunch recipe. We asked them to design a dish that was healthy, affordable, and tasty -- and which met the nutritional guidelines set up by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. A panel of judges from the groups who partnered with us on this project -- the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Education, and Epicurious -- chose these 54 recipes as their favorites.

So now, the kid chefs and their parents are on their way to the White House, and tomorrow we'll all enjoy a meal together and take in a musical performance from Nickelodeon's Big Time Rush. You can watch the whole thing as it happens on our website -- will you join us tomorrow?

  • WHAT: The Kids' State Dinner at the White House
  • WHEN: August 20 at 10 a.m. EDT

As a mom, I know that parents are always looking for new ideas to make sure our kids are eating right and staying healthy. That's part of why we launched the Let's Move! initiative.

And it's why we're working with the Department of Education and Epicurious to share a free printable and downloadable cookbook with the winning recipes that these young people created with their parents.

You can learn more about our work to solve the problem of childhood obesity so that all our kids can grow up healthy at LetsMove.gov.

And tomorrow, I hope you will join in the fun of the Kids' State Dinner.

Thanks!

First Lady Michelle Obama


Monday, 20 August 2012





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Persediaan untuk Majlis Makan Malam Negeri Kid: Memilih Pemenang Cabaran makan tengahari Sihat . . .

Pergi di dalam Majlis Makan Malam Negeri Kid pertama kali di White House dengan wajah ini ke dalam bagaimana pemenang Cabaran Sihat makan tengahari dipilih. Inisiatif  First Lady Michelle Obama Mari Pindah! bekerjasama dengan epicurious.com untuk mempamerkan makan tengahari sihat dari semua 50 negeri dan wilayah-wilayah seperti yang dicipta oleh kanak-kanak berumur 8-12. (Go inside the first-ever Kid's State Dinner at the White House with this look into how the winners of the Healthy Lunchtime Challenge were picked. First Lady Michelle Obama's initiative Lets Move! partnered with epicurious.com to showcase healthy lunches from all 50 states and the territories as created by children age 8-12).

Preparing for the Kid's State Dinner: Picking Winners of the Healthy Lunchtime Challenge http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2t5EcrP0dQ&feature=player_embedded#!



Cookbook http://www.letsmove.gov/sites/letsmove.gov/files/pdfs/healthy-lunch-challenge-cookbook.pdf

Saturday 11 August 2012

Everything U Need to KNOW "LettersWhiteHouse/File62yHk"


Wednesday, August 8, 2012
The White House

An Administration-Wide Response to the Drought
Throughout much of the country, communities are struggling with one of the worst droughts to strike the U.S. in decades. And President Obama has directed the federal government -- from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to the Army Corps of Engineers -- to provide assistance to farmers, ranchers, and small businesses wrestling with this crisis.

The President has described this as an "all-hands-on-deck response." Yesterday, he said, "We're going to continue to solicit ideas from state and local organizations, faith-based organizations, not-for-profit groups, the private sector, and most of all, the farmers and ranchers that are directly impacted, to find additional ways that we can help -- because when there’s a disaster like this, everybody needs to pull together."

Photo of the Day
President Barack Obama meets with the White House Rural Council to discuss ongoing efforts in response to the drought, in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, Aug. 7, 2012. Among those attending with the President were, from left, Labor Secretary Hilda L. Solis, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Karen Mills, Administrator of the Small Business Administration. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)

In Case You Missed It


All times are Eastern Daylight Time (EDT).
10:35 AM: The President departs the White House en route Joint Base Andrews

10:50 AM: The President departs Joint Base Andrews en route Denver, Colorado

2:10 PM: The President arrives Denver, Colorado

3:20 PM: The President delivers remarks at a campaign event

5:10 PM: The President departs Denver, Colorado en route Grand Junction, Colorado

6:00 PM: The President arrives Grand Junction, Colorado

7:25 PM: The President delivers remarks at a campaign event

8:30 PM: The President departs Grand Junction, Colorado en route Pueblo, Colorado

9:15 PM: The President arrives Pueblo, Colorado




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Mencari Inspirasi Juara-Juara Perubahan . . .

Awal tahun ini, Presiden Obama menyambut ulang tahun ke satu tahun (one year anniversary) program Juara-Juara Perubahan dengan membawa bersama-sama sekumpulan Juara-Juara untuk mendengar tentang kerja yang mereka lakukan untuk memajukan masyarakat mereka.

White House telah menciptakan Juara-Juara program Perubahan (Champions of Change) untuk mengenal pasti dan melibatkan Amerika setiap hari yang menerajui inisiatif yang luar biasa untuk mengukuhkan komuniti mereka. Kerja mereka menjangkau merentasi bidang-bidang seperti tenaga boleh diperbaharui, teknologi inovatif, belia dan keganasan rumah tangga, integrasi imigresen, infrastruktur, pendidikan, hak sama rata dan penjagaan kesihatan. Program ini mengiktiraf kejayaan mereka dan usaha ke arah pembangunan dan diplomasi dengan komuniti mereka. Dalam berkongsi cerita-cerita yang luar biasa Juara-Juara ini, saya berharap lain mendapati mereka sumber inspirasi dan inovasi seperti yang saya ada. Check out video ini untuk gambaran cepat program:


Finding Inspiration in the Champions of Change . . .

Earlier this year, President Obama celebrated the one year anniversary of the Champions of Change program by bringing together a group of Champions to hear about the work they are doing to advance their communities.

The White House created the Champions of Change program to identify and engage everyday Americans who are leading extraordinary initiatives to strengthen their communities. Their work spans across areas such as renewable energy, innovative technology, youth and domestic violence, immigration integration, infrastructure, education, equal rights and healthcare. This program recognizes their successes and efforts toward the development of - and diplomacy with -  their communities. In sharing the incredible stories of these Champions, I hope others find in them a source of inspiration and innovation as I have. Check out this video for a quick snapshot of the program: