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Invisiblebaltazar
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Gibberallic acid
    #5841689 - 07/10/06 08:51 AM (17 years, 6 months ago)

(copied from www.unitednuclear.com)

Gibberellic Acid

chemical formula: C19H22O6 ( liquid )

This is an amazing material - great for science fairs.
Gibberellic Acid is a very potent plant growth hormone. Very tiny amounts have profound and surprising effects on plants. Lettuce for instance, which grows in a small ball on the ground, can grow into a 10 foot tall 'tree' when a small amount of Gibberellic Acid is applied to the seedling. Varying amounts do different things and different plants will produce different results. Very tiny  amounts are used, and a little goes a long way.

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Now, imagine gibberallic acid combined with dionaea muscipula
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It would make a really nice "pet"...

Btw, does gibberallic acid have any effect on mushrooms?


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Re: Gibberallic acid [Re: baltazar]
    #5841787 - 07/10/06 09:33 AM (17 years, 6 months ago)

is it just me or does united nuclear sell some cool ass shit.


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Re: Gibberallic acid [Re: baltazar]
    #5841827 - 07/10/06 09:49 AM (17 years, 6 months ago)

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Btw, does gibberallic acid have any effect on mushrooms?




Nope. Not that you would expect it to have any effect, but I assayed a few plant growth hormones for effects on the growth of oyster mushroom mycelium for a biology class once. I didn't seen any effects at all for any of the compounds.


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Re: Gibberallic acid [Re: ChuangTzu]
    #5841874 - 07/10/06 10:08 AM (17 years, 6 months ago)

I wonder if gibberallic acid would change a plant's nutritional value if it is used on veggies or fruit?  Or if you could smoke the bud's from MJ plant's treated with it?

I think i am going to treat some big bud seeds with this stuff and plant them around town... :rofl:


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Re: Gibberallic acid [Re: ZippoZ]
    #5842533 - 07/10/06 01:44 PM (17 years, 6 months ago)

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zippoz said:
is it just me or does united nuclear sell some cool ass shit.



It's not just you.  :grin:


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Invisiblebaltazar
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Re: Gibberallic acid [Re: nickpdx]
    #5843154 - 07/10/06 04:14 PM (17 years, 6 months ago)

They wont ship anything outside USA 
:boxerface:

But everything on their site is just too cool :smile: i wan'f all of that stuff, especially the chemicals  :thumbup:


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Re: Gibberallic acid [Re: nickpdx]
    #5843200 - 07/10/06 04:34 PM (17 years, 6 months ago)

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nickpdx said:
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zippoz said:
is it just me or does united nuclear sell some cool ass shit.



It's not just you.  :grin:




If it weren't for the cool stuff they'd probably have gone under long ago.  Seeing as they are run by a lying fucking douche bag.


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Re: Gibberallic acid [Re: HagbardCeline]
    #5843774 - 07/10/06 06:48 PM (17 years, 6 months ago)

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HagbardCeline said:
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nickpdx said:
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zippoz said:
is it just me or does united nuclear sell some cool ass shit.



It's not just you.  :grin:




If it weren't for the cool stuff they'd probably have gone under long ago.  Seeing as they are run by a lying fucking douche bag.




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Explanation, SCHNELL!!!


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Re: Gibberallic acid [Re: Konnrade]
    #5844374 - 07/10/06 09:06 PM (17 years, 6 months ago)

Only a few short clippings. Much more is available at provided links and much, much more can be found by the Google. Google don't lie, he's a fucking douche. Right up there with John Edwards.


Company History
United Nuclear was formed in 1986 by Los Alamos scientist, Bob Lazar. Bob had previously worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory ( specifically in the Meson Physics facility ), involved with experiments using the 1/2 mile long Linear Particle Accelerator. After a few years, he eventually decided to break away and start his own company. In the summer of 1986, Bob moved from Los Alamos, New Mexico to Las Vegas, Nevada, and there the new company was formed and named United Nuclear Scientific Supplies, LLC.


http://www.unitednuclear.com/about.htm



Edward Teller while employed at Los Alamos National Laboratory, and that Teller recommended him for an employment interview with EG&G after Lazar had moved to Las Vegas. They passed him over for the job, but not soon after, shuttled him to Area 51 to work on classified projects.

As Gene Huff writes, "At area 51, Bob had to sign a secrecy agreement and an agreement to waive his constitutional rights, which is illegal but was made possible by an executive order with Ronald Reagan's signature on it. He also had to sign an agreement which allowed them to monitor his phone line. Bob already had 'Q' clearance, which is top secret civilian clearance, at Los Alamos but he had never gone through anything like this. The clearance he was now attaining would require perpetual monitoring of his activities and would never simply be attained and forgotten about until the next review date. After some abrupt suggestions that he honor his secrecy agreement and watch his general conduct, he and Mariani boarded a bus with blacked out windows and took a 20 to 30 minute ride down a bumpy dirt/gravel road. They arrived at a base near Papoose dry lake bed known as S4."[1]

After some allergy tests (due, Lazar said, to the potentially hazardous substances he might be required to use) Lazar was informed that he would be "on call" as needed. He continued working at a photography shop, while making jaunts to S4 about once a week.

Eventually, Lazar says he was asked to examine the propulsion system of a disc-shaped aircraft (he insists he saw nine flying saucers in various states of disrepair, but was allowed to closely examine only one of them). Lazar claims that when he first saw disc-shaped craft at the base, he concluded they were secret — but decidedly terrestrial — aircraft, and that sightings of test flights were responsible for UFO reports. Only on closer examination of the craft did Lazar conclude it was designed by and for extraterrestrials.

Lazar claimed that the placeholder element ununpentium (Uup) was the fuel that enabled extraterrestrial craft (commonly called flying saucers or UFOs) to travel interstellar distances. Uup's role was twofold. Firstly, it provided an energy source which would step up to ununhexium under particulate bombardment. The ununhexium would then decay, including a small measure of antimatter in its decay product. Its second function, discovered later, allegedly lay in the intense strong nuclear force field of its superheavy nucleus. This field extended barely usably beyond the atom's perimeter. But properly amplified, this could be employed as a variant of gravity. "Gravity B", as he claimed project scientists referred to it, could thus be employed to "shape" a craft's relation to the gravitized space around it. Lazar said this property explained the "triple dome" structure frequently shown in sketches and photographs of saucer-shaped UFOs, which he believed to be the crafts' gravity amplifiers.

Lazar described ununpentium as a heavy dull orange metal which had to be properly machined for such use. He ascribed the element's absence on Earth to the fact that the supernovae in Earth's region of the galaxy were insufficiently massive to produce nuclei of this density, but other parts of the universe are richer in this element. These areas, according to Lazar, are inhabited by the adventurous (but to date comparatively reclusive) extraterrestrial visitors who could employ it. A significant supply, he claimed, was acquired through direct exchange by supersecret US government operations at Nevada Test Site Area 51.

Eventually, insists Lazar, he gradually came to dislike his job at S4, for several reasons: he disliked the secrecy, intimidation and the danger to his health, and he also thought that the evidence of extraterrestrials visiting earth should be exposed.

After driving some friends to S4 to witness test flights of the craft, Lazar decided to alert the public to the goings on. He first appeared on Knapp's program under the pseudonym "Dennis" with his features hidden. His true identity was later revealed, and the story garnered some major attention.

When quizzed about Lazar's claims, Teller said "Look, I don’t know Bob Lazar. All this sounds fine. I probably met him. I might have said to somebody I met him and I liked him, after I met him, and if I liked him. But I don’t remember him . . . I mean you are trying to force questions on me that I simply won’t answer."


Lazar claims to hold advanced degrees from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and California Institute of Technology, but does not appear on the alumni roll of either institution. Lazar's supporters allege this discrepancy is the result of a government cover-up, but there has yet to be a single alumnus of either MIT or Caltech that has backed Lazar's claims by remembering a class taken with Lazar, or having ever seen him at either campus. The yearbooks from that time period also contain no photos of or references to Lazar. Stanton T. Friedman, a physicist and UFO researcher, has said that Lazar's high school transcripts show that he finished "in the bottom third of his high school class"[4] and also asserts that he was registered at Los Angeles Pierce College, a community college, at the same time he claims to have been working on his degrees from MIT. They are 2500 miles apart.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lazar



QUESTION: Could you reveal some of your professors at M.I.T. and Cal-Tech?

LAZAR: Yeah, if you want. I don't have a list of them here. Dr. Duxler I think was one of them. And Hohsfield was another.

QUESTION: Hohsfield?

LAZAR: Hohsfield. H-O-H-S-F-I-E-L-D, or something along those lines.

QUESTION: Would he remember you?

LAZAR: Oh, yeah. Hohsfield I know will.

QUESTION: These are at M.I.T. or Cal-Tech?

LAZAR: Hohsfield was at M.I.T. Duxler was at Cal-Tech.

What follows is an attempt to verify the MIT claims using local directories housed at the MIT Institute Archives and national directories kept at other libraries.

Professor Hohsfield
There is no listing for "Hohsfield" in the current 1992-93 faculty/staff telephone directory.

Obvious misspellings were also checked for--"Hostfield," "Hohlfeld," "Ostfield," etc.--with no match. (This directory was consulted not at the MIT Archives but at another randomly chosen site on campus.)

There is no listing for "Hohsfield" in annual MIT faculty/staff telephone directories, 1980 to 1987.

Obvious misspellings were also checked for. The closest match was a "Hohlfeld, Robert G." listed as a Research Associate in Earth and Planetary Sciences in 1981-82 and 1982-83. The home telephone number listed for this person is no longer valid, and there is no listing for him after 1982-83.

In the annual MIT course catalogs, 1980 to 1990, there is no "Hohsfield," or name resembling it, listed as a professor for a physics course or in the Physics Department faculty lists.

"Hohsfield" is not listed in the 1993 National Faculty Directory

This is a comprehensive listing of all college and university faculty members in the U.S., published by Gale Research. There is also no Hostfield, Hosfield or Hohlfeld

"Hohsfield" is not listed in American Men & Women of Science.

The name is not listed in all editions examined: 1976, 1979, 1982, 1986 and 1992-93. However, this absence may not be significant, since only a nominated subset of scientists and faculty members appear in this book.

"Hohsfield" is not listed in the 1988 Faculty Directory of Higher Education.

Professor Duxler
"Duxler" is listed in the 1993 National Faculty Directory.

There is only one entry for Duxler. The entry is, "Duxler, William. Dir. of Computing, Los Angeles Pierce College, 6201 Winnetka Ave., Woodland Hills CA 91371." Pierce College is one of the schools that Lazar says he attended, and it is the only one that has been publicly verified. (Stanton Friedman has confirmed that Lazar took classes there.) Unfortunately, Lazar said Duxler was at Cal-Tech.


http://www.ufomind.com/area51/people/lazar/hohsfield.html


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Re: Gibberallic acid [Re: HagbardCeline]
    #5844447 - 07/10/06 09:23 PM (17 years, 6 months ago)

Well that does indeed look intriguing, and seems to be worthy of warranting further probing.

However, I don't know if that information necessarily reflects upon his integrity as the proprietor of a retail establishment. Especially since a lot of that refers to information about his personal past. Considering he worked under top-secret government clearances, there's likely a hell of a lot of info about him that you just plain aren't allowed to know. Info that, if he were to be honest about it, he would probably regret the repercussions of disclosing.

As far as business ethics go, I've never seen anything that would besmirch United Nuclear's integrity.


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Re: Gibberallic acid [Re: Konnrade]
    #5844959 - 07/10/06 10:58 PM (17 years, 6 months ago)

I agree it doesn't necessarily relate to his honesty as a proprietor, but integrity he has not.

In 1990, Lazar plead guilty to a pandering charge relating to the operation of an illegal brothel in Las Vegas. It was claimed in the formal charges that Lazar was a partner in the brothel and that he had installed a hidden video system in one apartment to photograph the business in the adjoining one. (This at least suggests that he is capable of exploiting others.) Around 1986, Lazar filed from bankruptcy protection in Las Vegas Federal Bankruptcy Court. The records for both cases are available to the public and yield extensive details about Lazar's background. As part of his sentencing on the pandering charge, a probation report was prepared. In this report, enforced by perjury laws, Lazar did not repeat his MIT and Cal-Tech claims.

http://www.ufomind.com/area51/people/lazar/

The thing is he never worked with any top secret government clearances. There is no cover-up to keep anyone from knowing the truth. Once you've read some more, you'll see that it has all been investigated and cross referenced ad nauseam. There were too many mass printed articles spread throughout the country to 'erase' him.

Since he claimed he worked with recovered alien technology using misunderstood models of physics theories, I don't think there is anything he is unwilling to share. Except the truth. He's been thoroughly discredited about the claims he's made whether about people and places or scientific theory. He's a quack.


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Re: Gibberallic acid [Re: HagbardCeline]
    #5845926 - 07/11/06 06:11 AM (17 years, 6 months ago)

> Bob already had 'Q' clearance, which is top secret civilian clearance, at Los Alamos

Eh? I have had TS/SCI clearance, but have never heard of "Q" clearance. (I wasn't at Los Alamos, though.) I had a friend that was in the Air Force and worked at norad with TS/SCI clearance as well. He was military and I was civilian. Both used the same classification on clearance, as far as I know.

> Bob had to sign a secrecy agreement and an agreement to waive his constitutional rights, which is illegal but was made possible by an executive order with Ronald Reagan's signature on it.

I call bullshit on this. I had to sign a waiver which gave the CIA permission to go through anything of mine they wanted to go through; medical records, school records, police records, interviews with family and friends going all the way back to elementary school, etc., but there was no presidential signature needed. It wasn't illegal because it was voluntary. You either signed the waiver or you didn't get clearance, your choice.


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