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As a member of Hack Pittsburgh, our local hackerspace, one thing I’ve wanted to know if anyone else is there before I make the trek over. Well, so did Andy Leer and Marty McGuire, so they decided to build a shop presence notification system. They reasoned that they could measure the ambient light

November 19, 2009 The cost of our presence in Afghanistan and Iraq relates directly to the debate over health care reform. Two recent columns pointed out an inconsistency among many conservatives: opposing the health care proposals because of cost but voting massive sums for the military. Nicholas Kristoff compared the cost of health care reform to that for operations in Afghanistan and Iraq; ...