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2 Sasha and Malia Go With Pottery Barn, Anthropologie
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3 This Just In: Eat the View Petitions For White House Edible Garden
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4 How-To: Steal Holiday Decorating Ideas From the White House
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5 The White House: A Model of Energy Efficiency?
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6 Guess Who Said This?
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7 Do You Have a Red Room?
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8 Guess Who's Decorating the White House?
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9 A Look at President Obama's Newly Decorated Oval Office
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10 10 Holiday Decorating Ideas to Steal From the White House
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11 Will You Be Watching White House Christmas?
This week, the White House announced a framework to protect consumer privacy in the digital age of smartphones and constant Internet access. The voluntary corporate guidelines called the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights "give consumers clear guidance on what they should expect from those who handle their personal information, and set expectations for companies that use personal data." For now, Read more
If you're as enamored with the White House holiday décor as we are, you'll be happy to hear that HGTV is continuing its seasonal tradition of highlighting the presidential home on its show White House Christmas 2010 this Sunday. Hosted by designer Genevieve Gorder, the hour-long special takes a look at this year's theme, "Simple Gifts," the decorating process from idea to reality, and Read more
I'll never tire of poring over holiday decorating photos, and when the decorating is staged at the White House, I'm even more excited. This year, the White House's holiday decorating theme is "Simple Gifts." Laura Dowling, who serves as the chief floral designer, along with her staff, crafted holiday decorations that were derived from natural, upcycled, and humble sources. The results are quite Read more
Photos of President Obama's newly redecorated Oval Office were released this week, giving us the first glimpse at the new White House décor since Los Angeles-based designer Michael Smith was selected as the decorator in chief. While the first family vacationed in Martha's Vineyard, Smith and his crew installed a new rug, carpet, couches, wallpaper, and more. While some, as the New York Times Read more
Tonight, President Obama is taking the stage to speak to the nation about the Gulf oil disaster at 8 p.m. EDT/5 p.m. PDT. If you're not in front of a TV, you can find this live broadcast on the White House's official YouTube page. But before the speech begins, you'll have a chance to submit your own burning questions about the Gulf oil leak directly to the White House. Yesterday, Press Read more
2009 brought change to the White House, but more than just a new president, it also brought technology. Continuing on the "wired White House trend," the recently released White House App — which is free for your iPhone and iPod touch — keeps you updated on the latest news, events, briefs, and real time video of the president and other White House officials. Read The White House blog, check Read more
This year, the Obama family is turning to the expertise of a certain famous decorator and creative director to deck the White House's halls. Can you name him? (Hint: he's half of a famous design couple.) Read more
Coming this September are three new 12.1 megapixel LUMIX cameras — Engadget The Withing Connected Scale will send all of your weight records to your iPhone via WiFi — Chip Chick Why the BlackBerry Tour is both yay and nay — Switched The White House wants the public to know it likes Twitter very much — TechCrunch Apple's Final Cut Studio app update is out and it offers significant Read more
This week, I watched NBC's fascinating two-part Inside the Obama White House special, where news correspondent Brian Williams took viewers on a candid tour of the West Wing — kinda like a day in the life of the Obama administration. Aside from learning about the abundance of freshly picked apples and bowls of candy in every room, Obama's favorite cell phone — the BlackBerry of course — Read more
I guess I spoke too soon when I said that President Barack Obama has been keeping a low tech profile, because last week I was surprised when the White House added exclusive up close and personal photos of the president's first 100 days in office to its Flickr photo stream. And I was already thoroughly impressed with the new administration adding a blog to the White House website, but they've Read more
