Artist, stone sculptor, painter, surfer. Band dad for Life of Deceit, Human Blister & Verse Vs The Virus. Art history buff. Digital Marketer. IG: schraank
Long Branch, NJ
Joined May 2014
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34 years ago today, the TWIN PEAKS pilot redefined EVERYTHING
ALT Varied thrush on a branch, the first frame from the legendary Twin Peaks pilot
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At what point did you realize there was more to history than you had been led to believe? 🤔
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Residential design inspiration is right at your fingertips with our new 2022 e-brochure! #interiordesign
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We’ll be studying unidentified aerial phenomena: learning what data exists, how to gather information, and how to move our understanding forward: go.nasa.gov/3H5VhHc
Join the audio telecon at 1pm ET (17:00 UTC) as we outline the study team’s goals: youtu.be/b5hd7Depz0c
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Over half a century ago, deep in the jungles of Guatemala, a gigantic stone head was uncovered. The face had fine features, thin lips and large nose and its face was directed up at the sky. ancient-origins.net/ancient-…
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Lt. Cmdr. Alex Dietrich and Cmdr. Dave Fravor recall an “unsettling” encounter with a UFO in 2004. Dietrich says they were unarmed: “I felt the vulnerability of not having anything to defend ourselves.” cbsn.ws/3eZuboZ
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"You know it's gonna get stranger, so let's get on with the show."
40 years ago today...The @GratefulDead played the JPB/@BobWeir penned tune "Feel Like a Stranger" live for the first time at the Capitol Theatre.
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The @ThisOldHouse Seaside Victorian’s outdoor fireplace received the final touches to its facade of Rockford Estate Blend veneer in Indiana Limestone - Full Color Blend. Check out the full episode online at thisoldhouse.com/seaside-vic… Ep 13.
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NOTHING will be left of us and our current times and achievements IF our entire output becomes exclusively digital. That's WHY our ancestors carved everything into stone. It lasts FOR ETERNITY. Will the feeble damn "digital cloud" last forever? If you say yes, you cant be helped.
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Indiana Limestone from our local quarries helped build American history. Iconic #architecture like the Civic Courts building in St Louis used giant blocks for classical details. Still quarried in the same place for over 150 years🇺🇸 bit.ly/2SjqZbN #buylocal #MadeInUSA
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The research by @Groupwork_arch and @WebbYates found that large commercial buildings could be built more cheaply and with less of an environmental impact using stone rather than concrete or steel. dezeen.com/2020/03/10/stone-…
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Debating whether or not natural stone is the right fit for your next project? Let's
clear up some misconceptions about natural stone bit.ly/38lYxeO
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Not only are projects with our stone works of art, but the quarries are a work of art too. bit.ly/370LKxI #usenaturalstone
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Polycor is debuting at @HardscapeNA! Visit booth #23038 to meet the team, see our new line of hardscaping products & meet Hardscape Nate @HardscapeNate. Plus watch as Steve-the-stone-guy (Polycor's Digital Director @DesigninStone) carves a block of limestone right in the booth.
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Learn more about hardscapes and masonry at our new website and visit us at @HardscapeNA in Louisville, Kentucky. We will be at booth 23038 , stop by and say hi! Live sculpting demo and meet the Polycor team including @HardscapeNate @DesigninStone: bit.ly/2MJ0clJ
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Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a long-lost 2,200-year-old temple thought to belong to Pharaoh Ptolemy IV cnn.it/2VhXiZa
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Big news! We’re excited to announce that as of today, Polycor has acquired Elliott Stone Company Inc.
Read the full story: prnewswire.com/news-releases…
#acquisition #usenaturalstone #indianalimestone
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Part 3. The boon of big objects in the 70s was a bust for art handlers, who suddenly had to learn how to install giant paintings and massive sculptures. In 1971, a Richard Serra sculpture crushed a laborer to death. It changed everything. @Hyperallergic
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