Brief notes here. There is a bed bug event in NYC in January! The Museum of the City of New York is hosting a panel — please see their announcement below. I am very pleased to be able to join … Continue reading
David Cain will be in New York City again in mid-January. We’re thinking of holding another small public meeting.
I’m working on a new project and will be writing here again. This new iteration of the blog will update once a week or so and last perhaps a couple of months (repeatedly ending this blog is a subspecialty of … Continue reading
Slight change of plans. This week is the last week of New York vs Bed Bugs. So then, just a couple of posts to wrap up. First up, Girault. I’ve been meaning to tell you about him for some time … Continue reading
I made this logic tree (PDF) a while back to try to figure out all possible solutions. (Because I read a book! A great book, actually, and thought I’d try its tools.)
Excerpted from recent email correspondence: —Dead of course. Can I get these from you? —yes, but alive. I have them in small, flat boxes that are taped and in plastic ziploc bag. paper is grid of 1/4″ squares.
The members of the Bed Bug Advisory Board have been appointed and will meet this week. The Mayor appointed Gil Bloom of Standard Pest Management, Richard Cooper of Cooper Pest Solutions, and Jody L. Gangloff-Kaufmann of the NY State IPM … Continue reading
If you are accidentally reading this, I thank you so much for your interest, and if you’ve been around since last year when we started this quixotic project, gosh you are champ and I’ve been thinking about you all this … Continue reading
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