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Chris White

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I believe Yoda should always be a puppet, never CGI. Bruce Springsteen once took my request for Jungleland.

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My year with Mrs. Adams

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By Jerry Schappert, Chris White, James Rodriguez, Heather Gooch 
| Pest Management Professional
Editor’s Note: This is Part II of a two-part series. Part I appeared in the June issue. In my column last month, I introduced you to Mrs. Adams, an elderly hoarder for whom, back in 1984, I was tasked with a year-long commitment to rid her of her oh-so-many pests. It certainly was a challenge those first few months because there was no way I could treat the account in the way in which I was trained. But I learned quickly that a few adjustments here and there made a world of difference.
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Understanding termites to control their presence - Pest Management Professional

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By Chris White, James Rodriguez, Heather Gooch , Ellen Wagner 
| Pest Management Professional
Termites are prolific pests that can cause extensive damage to wooden structures in a short period. It is crucial for PMPs to understand the nature and behavior of these insects to effectively control termite presence, specifically in attics. When a termite problem is detected, identify the source and eliminate it by using the appropriate chemical treatments and/or baits. Attics can be very susceptible to poor ventilation — and become perfect environments for termites as a result.
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Rats in Paradise - Pest Management Professional

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By Chris White, James Rodriguez, Heather Gooch , Kim Kelley-Tunis
| Pest Management Professional
A little more than 3,000 miles directly due south of Bell Laboratories’ corporate headquarters in Windsor, Wis., lies an ecologically diverse chain of islands made world-famous by both Charles Darwin and the tortoises that bear the island chain’s name itself: Galápagos. Floreana is the sixth-largest island in the Galápagos archipelago. It is home to numerous native species, as well as 54 different International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species.
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