We’re welcoming a new member to the team at Pi Towers today.
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Welcome Ben!
I’ve spoken to the board of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, and I’m very pleased to be able to tell you that donations to the project we posted about yesterday, to bring computing labs to girls in Afghanistan, will be matched up to $10,000 by the Foundation. So there’s an extra incentive to donate – we’ll double your donation for you.
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Afghanistan project: double your money update
Liz : We talk a lot here about making, designing, and how computing is just as much a creative discipline as it is a technical one. What’s this?
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Introducing our Artist in Residence, Rachel Rayns!
Gordon Hollingworth, our Director of Software, is saddened that I called him out for being camera-shy the other day. So he’s offered to star in a new feature, which we’ll make a regular happening here if readers (that’s you!) like the idea. If you have a question about the Pi you’d like Gordon and his whiteboard to answer (we’ve hung it up properly and bought in pens of many colours just for the occasion), please leave a comment below
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Bend Gordon’s ear
We’d like to warmly welcome Louis Glass to the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s board of trustees.
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A new trustee
As you may have noticed, we’re having a bit of trouble with the comments facility on the website at the moment. (The problem is being caused by our new load balancer.) We’re working on it – we hope to have comments available again by tomorrow!
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Wot no comments?
Farnell have just announced that they have stock of assembled Gertboards. We’ve seen them on element14 and on Farnell : at the time of writing, 1600 of them were available for £30. For more about Gertboard, see our previous posts .