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      <p>Now is time to hook up our temperature sensor and LED to the Raspberry Pi! The GPIO pins are numbered as follows (if you have a Raspberry Pi model B, no worries, the pin headers we&rsquo;ll be using are the same):</p>
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      Head over to <a href="http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:144791">Thingiverse</a> and download the blueprints of the acrylic greenhouse below. With them, just use the online laser-cutting service of your choice or <a href='https://www.fablabs.io/map' />go to a local Fab Lab</a> to get all the pieces cut from a sheet of plexiglas! It shouldn&rsquo;t cost you more than $20.
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