Issue #227 - 6000
Hey there,
This Thursday, we celebrated 6000 active Code Clubs in the UK! Thank you to every volunteer, teacher, parent, and supporter who has helped make this possible. 24 hours later, we’re already up to 6005, and our Code Club community will only continue to grow.
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Check out the bushel of resources we’ve collected for you this week, including our own zombie-themed survival projects.
Also, we’ve ended up with a bounty of oversized stickers by accident, and you have five chances to win one of them. Head to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, G+, and YouTube to leave a comment telling us where you’d stick your prize sticker — you have until Sunday 5 November to enter.
If you’re headed to PyCon UK or Mozfest this weekend, make sure to find us and say hello. We can’t wait to meet you all!
Have a great week, and we’ll see you next Friday,
Peace,
Alex
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More than 6000 UK Code Clubs
(twitter.com) Thank you for your time and support. -
MagPi 63: build the arcade cabinet of your dreams
(raspberrypi.org) Welcome to the Fantasy Zone — get ready! -
Mission Space Lab deadline on 29 October
(astro-pi.org) Sign up before it's too late -
We are hiring
(raspberrypi.workable.com) Various positions available -
Win a massive sticker
(youtube.com) Five chances to win -
Find us at MozFest and PyCon UK
(raspberrypi.org) Drop by, say hi -
Ben’s Raspberry Pi Twilight Zone pinball hack
(raspberrypi.org) Sure plays a mean pinball... -
Can you survive our free zombie resources?
(raspberrypi.org) Zombae, zombae, zombae-ae-ae-ae... -
Twitter makers love Halloween
(raspberrypi.org) Halloween is coming, Halloween is coming, Halloween is coming... -
The Poplawski's Holiday Frights
(raspberrypi.org) Let there be haunting, nightmarish light. -
Android Things Word Clock
(hackster.io) So pretty! -
Servo-Controlled Time-Lapse Camera
(hackster.io) For high-altitude ballooning and more -
Camera Time-lapse Controller
(movingelectrons.net) Control your digital camera using a Pi -
1930s Kodak Pi Notification Lamp
(instructables.com) A new retro hack by Martin Mander -
Web-controlled Pumpkin
(element14.com) Spoopy! -
Flotilla-controlled internet radio
(suppertime.co.uk) Modular radio -
Train Times
(hackster.io) Public transport info from a unicorn -
Automatic Coffee Notification System Build
(hackster.io) *ding* Coffee's ready! -
Saw's Billy the Puppet
(instructables.com) A remotely controlled nightmare on wheels
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ModMyPi and PiBorg are joining forces!
(piborg.org)
We're so excited! -
Interview at the RA of Engineering, 14 November
(raeng.org.uk)
Eben, Liz, and Pete will share the story of Raspberry Pi -
Raspberry Pi Jams
(raspberrypi.org)
Find a Jam near you -
Sign up to Pioneers
(raspberrypi.org)
Only you can save us! -
Run a Jam for our Big Birthday Weekend
(raspberrypi.org)
Join the party around the world
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