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Hello and welcome to What's The Story? Hash Brown Glory with us, your hosts, Tom Bower and Lee Harding.This week, we're on tour! We've taken a trip over to the wonderful Alpine Pizza, a pizza catering business that's taken festivals ,events and the world by storm!Sam's journey from buying his first trailer to operating a fleet of different set ups for a wide variety of use cases is nothing short of incredible! We were both taken aback with just how much he and his team have accomplished.From winning contracts with major UK music festivals to preparing to open their very first restaurant, Alpine Pizza are recognised as one of the best places for pizza!We delve into operations, planning, growth, barriers and lessons learned, all in this jam packed episode of the pod.You can find Alpine here:https://www.thealpinepizzaco.comYou can find RKD here:https://rustickitchendeli.com

Hello and welcome to yet another episode of 'What's the story? Hash brown glory!' with us your hosts, Tom Bower and Lee Harding.This week we're joined by that mastermind behind some of the best sandwiches out there, Thomas Allen.He's created sandwiches for the likes of M&S, won countless awards and has even been a little bit of an idol for our dear old Lee!We discuss what goes into development a great sandwich, how they're made at a rate that satisfies millions of bellies every week and so much more in this episode!You can find RKD here:https://rustickitchendeli.comAs ever, thank you for listening!

Returning champions Richard O'Hegarty and Oliver Kinnane join us to discuss a recently co-authored paper: Understanding the embodied carbon credentials of modern methods of construction (MMC).Get ready for a long meandering discussion that gets into what they learned and what they think about accounting practices for embodied carbon, as well as plenty of chatter about MMC and why we hate the term (but not what it is).Notes from the showRichard O'Hegarty on LinkedInOliver Kinnane on LinkedInA link to Richard's post about the paper and a link to Jeff's comment The paper itself: Understanding the embodied carbon credentials of modern methods of construction Their UCD webpage That Compromised insulation paper (**warning, sadly paywalled but check it if you can**)RKD's website The RKD and Hibernia Real Estate-produced paper: Understanding Net Zero Commercial Real Estate ZAP 8 May 2023: How should we calculate carbon and how long should a building last? With Dr Oliver Kinnane and Dr Richard O'Hegarty of University College Dublin ZAP 1 May 2023: MMC is value engineering that should benefit everyone, with Emma Elston and Amandeep Singh Kalra of Be First Regeneration**SOME SELF-PROMOTING CALLS TO ACTION**We don't actually earn anything from this, and it's quite a lot of work, so we have to promote the day jobs.Follow us on the Zero Ambitions LinkedIn page (we still don't have a proper website)Jeff and Dan about Zero Ambitions Partners (the consultancy) for help with positioning and communications strategy, customer/user research and engagement strategy, carbon calculations and EPDs – we're up to all sortsSubscribe and advertise with Passive House Plus (UK edition here too)Check Lloyd Alter's Substack: Carbon UpfrontJoin ACANJoin the AECB Join the IGBCCheck out Her Own Space, the renovation and retrofit platform for women**END OF SELF-PROMOTING CALLS TO ACTION**

Hello and welcome to this special little episode of What's the Story? Hash Brown Glory! We'll be putting out the occasional short news bulletin style episode to let you know about all the fruity and interesting things going off at The Rustic Kitchen and Deli with us, your hosts, Tom Bower and Lee Harding.If you've not already tried or seen it, our very own signature blend coffee is now available!You can enjoy this inside the deli or you can take away a pouch of your own!We also answer some listener questions so make sure you tune in and hear the latest from RKD.Thank you,Tom and Lee x

Can you believe we've hit 10 episodes now?! Join your hosts Tom Bower and Lee Harding of The Rustic Kitchen & Deli as they're joined by Laura from Caked UK. Laura is an expert gluten free baker with countless stories to tell, from creating phallic shaped cakes to creations of outstanding beauty, she's an expert within her field! From creating vagina cakes using dolls to full on masterpieces, Laura has created some mind blowing great cakes! Her humour is infectious and her stories are fascinating so make sure you tune in! Our famous pop quiz also makes a return, with only two episodes to go who'll take the crown, Tom or Lee?! Oh and remember to draw your best version of what you think Producer Adam looks like to win something extra special from RKD! Find Caked here: https://www.instagram.com/caked.uk/ Find RKD here: https://rustickitchendeli.com If you've enjoyed this episode, make sure you subscribe to the show and leave us a nice little review!

There's a trust crisis in America. According to Gallup, trust is down in institutions ranging from government, to the media, schools, and just about everything in between. Unfortunately, non-profit organizations aren't immune from this decline in trust. In fact, the Edelman Trust Barometer shows that non-profits are now trusted less than businesses for the first time in 40 years. The trust crisis has real world implications for non-profits and the beneficiaries they serve as demonstrated by RKD Group's new study "Non-Profit Marketer's Guide to Trust". Their findings show a direct relationship between a donor's level of trust and their willingness to give AND maximize contributions over their lifetime. Amanda Wasson, RKD Group's Executive Vice President of Client Services, joins the show to deconstruct this pressing research. We deep dive into RKD's findings and, as importantly, walk through actionable steps non-profits can take to build and enhance trust with their donors. The non-profit sector can't wish the trust gap away, but we do have the tools the close it. Take your first step towards closing the trust gap with donors by listening to this interview with Amanda Wasson. If you get value out of our conversation with Amanda, please rate and review the Dynamic Non-Profits Podcast. Your feedback is appreciated and will help more dynamic fundraisers discover our content. Also, consider subscribing to the Dynamic Non-Profits Podcast so you can be the first to hear fresh DNP releases. Thanks as always for listening and for supporting the industry's first podcast dedicated to advocating for an unsiloed approach to fundraising. Show Notes: https://info.rkdgroup.com/donor-trust-access https://news.gallup.com/poll/508169/historically-low-faith-institutions-continues.aspx https://www.edelman.com/sites/g/files/aatuss191/files/2023-01/2023%20Edelman%20Trust%20Barometer%20Global%20Report.pdf https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-wasson-rkd/

As passionate fundraisers, we're all pretty good at thinking about how to talk to donors. But sometimes, we're not the best listeners. On this week's BG Live, we're joined by Just McCord from RKD about a brand new donor study that listened to donors across a variety of causes. Turns out, donors need us to listen more.In our chat, we'll talk about: 1. What donors say makes for strong relationships.2. What donors say they want from their favourite causes.3. Two key emotions that stand out above the rest in the research.4. How donor expectations have changed.5. How relationships affect both what—and where—donors give. And we'll also get into how to transition your fundraising practice to listen first.Justin is the SVP Marketing & Communications at RKD, where he oversees the brand and leads the firm's research efforts. And he's a nerd for soccer, professional wrestling and dad jokes.—➡️ Join our FREE training on how to create compelling fundraising messaging that leads donors to action and raises more money, from more people, more often—simply by changing the words you use: https://www.5minutefundraisingfix.com/register

Verluchte handschriften zijn – kort gezegd – met de hand geschreven en versierde boeken uit de middeleeuwen. Ze werden regelmatig voorzien van geschilderde en getekende voorstellingen. Anne Margreet As-Vijvers, senior conservator bij het RKD, vertelt hoe deze rijkversierde handschriften tot stand kwamen en wat er zo mooi is aan het onderzoeken ervan. Muziek: ‘Throughput' van Blue Dot Sessions.

‘For the nineteenth century, Dutch artists had to try to emulate artists from the seventeenth century. It was the standard that they had to try and find. And if they exhibited in Paris, that's also what the critic said: "this is like a Ruisdael; that's like a Rembrandt; he's doing a very good imitation of that artist." And that's something they had to fight against, or overcome. And that only happened, with the advent of The Hague school, and its artists. There's also a French-Dutch part of the French School of Barbizon, whose own artists actually looked back to the Dutch seventeenth century. But it's that moment, in which the Dutch nineteenth-century artists come into their own. And they in-turn, become an export product, and become internationally known. Especially in America and Great Britain, these artists were very much sought after.' —Mayken Jonkman For the seventh episode of ‘Dutch Art & Design Today', I sat down with Mayken Jonkman, who is a Senior Curator of Nineteenth-Century Art, at The Netherlands Institute for Art History, in The Hague. Mayken is an art historian and researcher who takes an approach to her work that is kaleidoscopic in its nature. Since 2007, she has been a curator at the RKD, focused entirely on the nineteenth century, and specifically, interactions and artistic exchanges between France and the Netherlands. She has also been a lecturer in art history at numerous universities in the Netherlands; sits on the board of the European Society for Nineteenth-Century Art; and has authored a seemingly endless list of publications on artists, the use of photography by artists, and much more besides. In this episode, we trace these events in her life, all through the prism of the fabulously multi-faceted nineteenth century; with its many interlocking innovations, as related to society at large, from its cities, to its new modes of travel and transportation, to photography; and how all this affected its art. We then discuss her PhD, which she is completing at Utrecht University in the Netherlands, and is entitled ‘Retour de Paris. Artistic Exchanges Between the Netherlands and France 1789-1914', as well as the exhibition she guest-curated titled 'The Dutch in Paris 1789-1914', held at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and in Paris at the Petit Paleis. Lastly, Mayken explains what it is about the art of the nineteenth century that most fascinates her; and what it is that this period in history can teach us, today. Here you can listen to the podcast we reference in the episode, 'Dutch Artists in Paris', in which Mayken discusses her research. You can find out more about the RKD over on their website. You can find John on X @johnbezold and at his website johnbezold.com. 'Dutch Art & Design Today' is published by Semicolon-Press.

Recent opende in Singer Laren een tentoonstelling over kunstenaar Kees van Dongen (1877-1968), samengesteld door Anita Hopmans, senior conservator bij het RKD. In de podcast vertelt ze over doorbraak van Van Dongen in het Parijs van net na 1900. Muziek: ‘Throughput' van Blue Dot Sessions.

Annemieke Bosman in gesprek met Mondriaan-specialisten Leo Jansen en Wietse Coppens. In Fotomuseum Den Haag is vanaf zaterdag de tentoonstelling 'Strike a Pose. Mondriaan en fotografie' te zien. Dat fotografie een krachtig middel is om jezelf neer te zetten, daar was kunstenaar Piet Mondriaan zich van meet af aan van bewust. Gedurende zijn carrière laat 'de vader van de abstractie' zich geregeld fotograferen in zijn atelier als een serieuze eenling. Dat Mondriaan ook een veel lossere en sociale kant kende, blijkt uit kiekjes uit zijn privéleven die in een onderzoek naar de kunstenaar naar boven zijn gekomen.  In de tentoonstelling 'Strike a Pose. Mondriaan en fotografie' wordt aan de hand van zeventig foto's de rol die fotografie speelde in het leven van Mondriaan belicht en komen zijn formele en informele kant samen. Iconische portretten gemaakt door fotografen van naam worden afgewisseld met nooit eerder getoonde snapshots  die een zeldzaam inkijkje geven in het privéleven van een van de grootste kunstenaars van de twintigste eeuw.  Mondriaan-specialisten Wietse Coppens, conservator bij het RKD en Leo Jansen, onderzoek bij het Huygens Instituut, doen al jaren onderzoek naar de kunstenaar ten behoeve van het Mondriaan Editieproject.

Sjoerd van Faassen, geassocieerd onderzoeker bij het RKD, vertelt over de pogingen van de onvermoeibare Theo van Doesburg om zijn gedachtegoed internationaal te verspreiden. Muziek: ‘Throughput', ‘Rubber Ball Machine', ‘Delicates' en ‘Durna Vila' van Blue Dot Sessions.

[KPKPedia] Beberapa tahun terakhir penyaluran Dana Desa dilakukan langsung ke Rekening Kas Desa atau RKD. Bagi sebagian desa, ini sangat besar jumlahnya. Ketidakmampuan mengelola dana desa, sekaligus tidak kuasa menahan diri dari godaan korupsi, yang akhirnya membuat banyak aparatur desa tersandung masalah hukum. Selain keterbatasan kemampuan dan ketidaksiapan aparat desa mengelola uang dalam jumlah besar, penyebab korupsi desa lainnya berdasarkan buku panduan KPK adalah minimnya pelibatan dan pemahaman warga akan proses pembangunan desa, minimnya fungsi pengawasan anggaran di desa, dan terbatasnya akses warga terhadap informasi seperti anggaran desa. Nah, untuk itu sebagai upaya mendorong nilai antikorupsi di perdesaan, KPK mencanangkan program desa antikorupsi.

RKD-conservator Hans Wijgergangs vertelt over zijn onderzoek naar het leven en werk van de ‘onterecht vergeten' kunstenaar Franz Melchers (1868-1944). Muziek: ‘Throughput', ‘A Certain Lightness' en ‘Gale' van Blue Dot Sessions.

DOWNLOAD THE STUDY AND WATCH ALONG! https://info.rkdgroup.com/en/the-nonprofit-marketers-guide-to-generation-x Most non-profits seem to be focused on one of two things. Either, maximizing value from "traditional" / longtime Baby Boomer and Silent Generation donors or "getting younger" by finding ways to connect with Millennial and Generation Z donors. Both are important goals, but overlook the critical role that Generation X plays in the generosity landscape. Born between 1965 and 1983, Generation X is the "Latchkey Generation" which is frequently forgotten by marketers and fundraisers alike. However, the "Forgotten Generation" is forgotten no more thanks to a first-of-its-kind study produced by RKD Group The Non-Profit Marketer's Guide to Generation X. Their work reveals that non-profits are making a costly error by overlooking this educated, affluent, and generous generation which bridges the divide between digital and analog. Justin McCord, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing @ RKD Group (and fellow Gen-Xer), joins Dan to discuss this groundbreaking study which will change the way you think about generational fundraising. In this special watch-a-long episode (download RKD's study here), Dan and Justin go through the report's comprehensive findings and talk about what separates Generation X from their generational peers including: - The identity split which defines Generation X - Similarities and differences among the generations - Charitable giving behavior among Generation X - The values and attitudes which drive those behaviors, and much, much more... Justin and Dan go beyond the study's surface findings and also talk, about actionable channel, copy, and data suggestions which can help you incorporate Generation X into your fundraising strategy. It doesn't matter what generation you're from. Whether you grew up calling home on a payphone or an iPhone, this conversation will change the way you think about Generation X and how its donors can help grow your organization today and for decades to come. Don't, don't, don't, don't, don't you forget...to download The Non-Profit Marketer's Guide to Generation X and watch along with this enlightening, fun, and informative interview with Justin McCord. Show Notes: https://info.rkdgroup.com/en/the-nonprofit-marketers-guide-to-generation-x https://rkdgroup.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/mccordjustin/ jmccord@rkdgroup.com

Many well known buildings across Ireland were designed by our next guest, his grandfather and great grandfather. David Browne, is the former president of the RIAI and managing director of RKD. a firm which employs over 150 people and is famous for landmarks like the Guinness Storehouse.

1974 - Nog eens over de kaart van De Fluiter. Het antwoord van Beerta aan Pieters. De declaratie van Bart. Over het interview met Vredeling. Telefoongesprek van Beerta met Karel over zijn feest. Mia schamper over Maartens bezoek aan de RKD. Lex over het feest. Bespreking van de brief van Pieters. Maarten wil geen compromissen. Freek, Bart en Ad kiezen de kant van Beerta tegen het radicalisme van Maarten. Met: Hans Hoes (Ad Muller), Krijn ter Braak (Maarten Koning), Jacob Derwig (Bart Asjes), Cas Enklaar (J. de Vries), Marieke van Weelden (Mia van Idegem), Peter van Heeringen (Lex van 't Schip) en Hans Dagelet (Freek Matser).

1974 - Sien wil met Buitenrust-Hettema praten over haar bijvak. Bart en Maarten over het stelen van stenen. Maarten stelt voor om met zijn drieën naar de RKD te gaan. Bart reageert zuinig, Ad wantrouwend. Beerta over de brief van Pieters. Maarten, Bart en Ad naar de RKD en naar Leiden. Bart over gemolesteerd worden. Met: Roos Ouwehand (Sien de Nooijer-Flipse), Krijn ter Braak (Maarten Koning), Walter Crommelin (Buitenrust Hettema), Jacob Derwig (Bart Asjes), Hans Hoes (Ad Muller), Joop Keesmaat (Beerta), Michel van Dousselaere (Staaf Pieters), Maeve van der Steen (Baliemeisje RKD) en Gusta Teengs Gerritsen (Juffrouw Bruining).

Songs That Make Us Cry. You'd think it would be a sad bastard episode but we had a lot of fun and we hope you will too. We get very drunk and unpack our emotional connections to certain songs. Great for new listeners and one of our favorites. Discover Weakly 9 Spotify Playlist Here Moon over Goldsboro - The Mountain Goats I Shall Be Released - Nina Simone (Bob Dylan Cover) Simple Twist of Fate - Bob Dylan Any Day Now - Chuck Jackson Anyone Who Knows What Love Is (will understand) - Irma Thomas Father and Son - Cat Stevens Mr. Bojangles - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Angel Dream No. 4 - Tom Petty Moon River - Andy Williams Rock N Roll - Ryan Adams Ooh La La - Faces Don't think Twice it's alright - Kesha (Bob Dylan Cover) This will be our year - The Zombies Stop Your Crying - Spiritualized Svenf-g-englar - Sigur Ros Special Thanks to RKD for use of his cover of Goodtime Charlie  Subscribe! And review us on Stitcher & on iTunes  Tweet us on Twitter @DiscoverWeakly Friend us on Facebook  Gawk on Instagram @DiscoverWeakly

In this episode, Ron Drummonds, Managing Partner at RKD Investments, LLC, discusses that the real secret to success in life is having multiple streams of income. Ron is a graduate of PHSD (Public High School Diploma). From the time he was in his 20s, he believed in having multiple streams of income to insure there was always money coming in.Ron goes on to explain that he has exemplified this multiple streams of income mindset from a young age, when in his 20s he started out as a full-time meat cutter and had a lawn care business on the side and sold real estate at night.In the interview, Ron notes that too many people in America today rely solely on their paychecks for income. If they lose their job for some reason and have no other stream of income, they are in deep financial trouble. This is a mindset that he has passed along to his children, encouraging them to have at least 6 or 7 streams of income to financially protect themselves.Ron started RKD Construction in 1990 with no clients and zero in revenue and built the company to over $40.0 million in sales since inception while also performing duties as managing partner in 3 LLC's. He is now the managing director of RKD investments, which invests in real estate, mortgages, hard money lending, as well as vintage autos and trucks.Ron now offers consulting services to small business owners as well as individuals. He is an Inc. Magazine Top 5000 Award winner and winner of the Tampa Bay Business Journal's Fast 50 Award, ranking number #2 in 2013.To learn more about Ron, visit http://www.RKDConstruction.netMain Street Mavericks Radio with Joel Helferhttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/main-street-mavericks-radio-with-joel-helfer/

In this episode, Ron Drummonds, Managing Partner at RKD Investments, LLC, discusses that the real secret to success in life is having multiple streams of income. Ron is a graduate of PHSD (Public High School Diploma). From the time he was in his 20s, he believed in having multiple streams of income to insure there was always money coming in.Ron goes on to explain that he has exemplified this multiple streams of income mindset from a young age, when in his 20s he started out as a full-time meat cutter and had a lawn care business on the side and sold real estate at night.In the interview, Ron notes that too many people in America today rely solely on their paychecks for income. If they lose their job for some reason and have no other stream of income, they are in deep financial trouble. This is a mindset that he has passed along to his children, encouraging them to have at least 6 or 7 streams of income to financially protect themselves.Ron started RKD Construction in 1990 with no clients and zero in revenue and built the company to over $40.0 million in sales since inception while also performing duties as managing partner in 3 LLC's. He is now the managing director of RKD investments, which invests in real estate, mortgages, hard money lending, as well as vintage autos and trucks.Ron now offers consulting services to small business owners as well as individuals. He is an Inc. Magazine Top 5000 Award winner and winner of the Tampa Bay Business Journal's Fast 50 Award, ranking number #2 in 2013.To learn more about Ron, visit http://www.RKDConstruction.netMain Street Mavericks Radio with Joel Helferhttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/main-street-mavericks-radio-with-joel-helfer/

Dr. Seyfried has dedicated his career to changing the way we think about- and therefore treat- cancer. Going back to Otto Warburg and others, couple with newer research Tom and his colleagues are actively conducting, it’s clear that the origin of cancer is in a fundamental disruption of mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation. Cancer is not, as is commonly thought, a genetic disease. While somatic genetic mutations abound, their origin is from a proliferation of reactive oxygen species generated by damaged mitochondrial cellular respiration. The triggering agents for cancer are anything that disrupts mitochondrial energy metabolism, from chemicals and xrays, to viruses, diet (including GMOs) and lifestyle habits. Switching primary fuel sources from glucose to ketones by using the calorie-restricted ketogenic diet (RKD), we start to shut down the energy supply to cancer cells and reverse the trajectory of the disease.

Reservations:Dinner at Primo! Boat arrival Compy broken screen, under warranty, repaired.  Tues-snow Wed before tday - all flights cancelled, wx was terrible Tday - had dinner at work, took a bunch of desserts, last full day had 2 repo's Friday - 2 flights, my last was a repo. didn't get fueled... in true BOS ramp fashion! Take cats north, very traumatic Sat - Tires, xmas presents, knitting ran lots of errand Sun - headed down to MHT, bad weather, mostly rain for my drive but was worried about freezing. Mon - Class half day, 9k disappointment, mailed wedding stuff, XMAS SHOPPING!!! LOVE!Tues - half day afternoon so I thought, 9k clarity Wed, Thurs, Fri - Class.  Thurs night - dinner with MollieFriday - I was done at noon, checked out of hotel, headed north. Swung through RKD to pick up misdelivered packages. Ham Dinner Saturday - Christmas arrived!!! Tree, awesome tree!!!! baked, went through decorations, decorated with Honey, Lots of christmas movies. Sunday - Bfast, delivered some cookies, headed back to MHT in front of the storm, wreaths trucks!Monday - More training, will continue all week. Landed: Honey of a HatBasic Handspun HatPrayer Shawl Enroute: Ampersand Socks - Fish Kiss Lips HeelTake Off:Hat for Honey- Lined BeanieHolding:Brought my Wheel but no spinning yetReservations:Amazon WinnerPaprika Purls GiftWreaths across america - Trevor Purple hats year roundXmas cards going outWorking on Bridesmaids dressesSpecial TFR:Christmas decorating - Just love decorating our house for holidays! Wish it was acceptable all year. I love the lights!!!