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An old TTN promotional poster for "Woody's Roundup" childrens show. A Saturday morning staple for millions!
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Team Photos at the Denver Renaissance Hotel under the silver backgrop after the FCS and Roundup awards banquets on Sunday morning January 13, 2019, at the Western National Roundup
This photo was taken while I was volunteering in Gainesville's 9th Annual Great Air Potato Roundup.
The big brown thing in front of me is the tuber of an air potato called Dioscorea alata, or "winged yam." It probably weighed close to thirty pounds! (They aren't always this big.)
The vine is classified as an exotic invasive species, meaning that it spreads into natural areas and displaces native species. These vines can grow up to 30 or more feet long-- you see the remains of the vine coming off the top of the tuber in the photo. As the vines grow, they produce air potatoes (also called "bulbils") that later fall off and can sprout new vines.
The other type of invasive air potato that's common in this area is Dioscorea bulbifera. You can see a few of the light-colored, round bulbils on the white plastic bag to my left.
Yep, we can lay claim to the state with the annual Rattlesnake Roundup in Sweetwater, Texas. And, of course, where else would you find a lucite pen holder in the shape of Texas with a baby rattlesnake set into it?
New publication confirms glyphosate causes cancer at EU “safe” exposure levels – evidence ignored in EU reapproval. Not even mentioned in USA. " New Study: People Living within 1 Mile of Golf Course 126% More Likely to Develop Parkinson's Disease"."AI Overview: Research suggests a link between exposure to Roundup (containing glyphosate) and an increased risk of Parkinson’s disease (PD)." Gee, didn't know golf causes Parkinson's. Wonder how many liability cases are in the US. US Roundup MSDS say nothing about habitability. As far as it is concerned, you can drink the stuff.
June 11, 2025 The long-awaited and most comprehensive independent animal study ever conducted on glyphosate has now been published in the peer-reviewed journal Environmental Health. The results are deeply concerning. [1] Led by the independent Ramazzini Institute, the study tested both glyphosate and the representative formulation used in the EU. It shows that long-term exposure to glyphosate and its formulations, even at very low levels equivalent to the EU’s Acceptable Daily Intake (ADI), causes early-onset leukemia in rats. Worryingly, it also reveals a significant increase in multiple other types of tumours (e.g. skin, liver, thyroid, nervous system, ovary, mammary gland, adrenal glands, kidney, urinary bladder, bone, endocrine pancreas, uterus and spleen), providing solid evidence of glyphosate’s carcinogenic potential.
So, do you believe Monsanto / Bayer's MSDS sheet?
Although the annual Sweetwater Texas Rattlesnake Roundup isn't until March, pouring gasoline down into the dens to force the snakes out occurs during the winter leading up to the event. In addition to polluting the environment, it is unregulated hunting of your native wildlife. Many of these animals are kept inhumanely for weeks, only to be stressed and mistreated further at the roundup, breaking state and federal animal abuse laws on a colossal scale...and for profit. At the very least, ethical hunting practices must be applied to these reptiles, just as it is for other terrestrial game in this country. This is a short video to act as a reminder that this unlawful, barbaric event has been going on for decades and will continue to do so until there is more public outcry.
Stressed, mistreated, and abused for days before being aggressively pinned to the chopping block.
--Sweetwater, Texas Rattlesnake Roundup
Bought a metal pinboard from IKEA to give all the memos and notes a steady place. Also I like the "Bästis" hooks so much.
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