With a shout out from the White House, the efforts to teach computer coding to more Kanawha County, West Virginia, girls expanded Wednesday, with plans for an initiative that started with just female students to further grow and, eventually, expand beyond women and Kanawha's borders. Ysabel Bombardiere, the volunteer instructor for a girls coding group that started early this year at the West Virginia University Extension Service office in Kanawha City, said she's started a new initiative, called Project Code Nodes, that will add - atop the Kanawha City group, where a new session of meetings started last month - three new free coding groups based in downtown Charleston, Institute and Rand.