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- Right now?

- [Joe] Yeah.

- So besides picking on Joe Anderson?

- [Joe] Besides that.

- Besides picking on Joe Anderson month.

Newsletter, huh?

- [Joe] Yeah.

- State of the Union?

- [Joe] Yep.

- Joe Anderson, who's filming this, wants me to tell you

what I'm passionate about.

Right now, the state of Highway 85,

what are we passionate about?

We're passionate about, and I'm gonna swear,

getting shit right.

Joe Anderson here would like me to speak about

the state of the union and Highway 85,

and do something different for our newsletter.

So here we go.

(upbeat music)

Our, well it's the running theme right now.

Ready for this?

- [Joe] We're ready.

- Say hi to Shawn Green.

- [Joe] Hi, Shawn Green!

- Late night meeting,

and then for some reason Joe Anderson is still here.

- [Joe] 'Cause I live here.

- Our focus for the whole quarter, is the client health.

Right, Shawn Green?

- [Shawn] Yeah.

- And the team health.

That is our main thing here at Highway 85 right now.

- [Joe] What does that mean?

- It means simply that we've reworked the order chart,

met individually on unique abilities

for different team members, tried to realign

and make sure that we had the right tools

and the right people in the right places.

Deliver the best service to the client

and have the happiest team on this end.

And then on the flip side, all the,

you know, sales grow from things we wanna do,

we just take an account and step back

and let's work on the processes,

let's work on our flow and capabilities

so that we are delivering to our clients

the best service that we possibly can.

The goal is get 2% better everyday,

and it's repeated over and over.

Whatever we're doing that day,

does it align with the health our clients and adding value,

a bigger return on their investment.

Are we, could we be better at something with a client?

Then let's make that happen.

Can we communicate better?

Then let's work on the tool to communicate

with the client better.

So that's our focus all quarter,

is just to be a better company.

Is that good?

- [Joe] That's good.

So today is a Monday, how are we 2% better today

than we were on Friday?

- Today?

- [Joe] Today.

- Just me being here.

I've been out of town for two weeks,

so getting back on track for some of the high level stuff

that we've been working on,

and we've made some progress in our warehouse

with some ideas.

We've made some progress with how

we're gonna manage our FedEx.

All in today, 2% better.

- [Joe] Shawn Green, how are you 2% better today.

- Ha, ha, ha.

I set aside a bunch of calls up on the board here,

and knocked out three of them today.

- [Joe] Sweet!

- Boom! - There we go.

- [Joe] Good job!

- Ha, ha, thanks.

- Bye!

(upbeat music)

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May 2018 Video Newsletter DIRECTOR'S CUT - Duration: 12:36.

- Right now?

- [Joe] Yeah.

- So,

besides picking on Joe Anderson?

- [Joe] Besides that.

- Besides picking on Joe Anderson Month,

News Letter, huh?

- [Joe] Yeah.

- State of the Union.

- [Joe] Yup.

- Joe

Anderson

who's filming this

wants me to tell you what I'm passionate about.

Right now, State of Highway 85,

what are we passionate about.

We're passionate about,

and Imma swear,

getting shit right.

Joe Anderson here

would like me

to speak about the State of the Union Highway 85

to do something different for our newsletter

so here we go.

(upbeat music)

- What was the first question you wanted to cover, Joe?

- [Joe] State of Highway 85.

- That's right.

Joe Anderson here, wants us to do something different

on our newsletter.

Shoot out a video that talks about the state

of the union for Highway 85.

And the State of the Union for Highway 85 is

innovate or die.

And we are doing everything we can internally

to be

pushing forward

on

growing on our capabilities,

providing better services than we've ever provided before,

having the ability to develop

ways to have our clients have much higher

return on their investments.

We want quality, we wanna be innovators,

we wanna be pushing forward.

So, that is what our focus has been all year

and its just steamrolling.

Every day my team is just 2% better

than yesterday.

And we're just chunking away at that

and hopefully, you on the other end

are noticing that we are making some improvements

and know we're not perfect everywhere.

We wanna be perfect everywhere.

Then when we get to what we think is perfect

we're going to reevaluate what we're doing right now

and then take it to the next level.

That is really the State of the Union for Highway 85,

is getting our shit together and better here,

and then providing more value

and better service for our clients.

(upbeat music)

- It's the running theme right now.

Ready for this?

- [Joe] We're ready.

- Say hi to Sean Green.

- [Joe] Hi, Sean Green!

- Late night meeting, and for some reason

Joe Anderson's still here.

- [Joe] Cause I live here.

- Our

focus

for the whole quarter

is client health, right Sean Green?

And the team health.

That is our main thing here

at Highway 85 right now.

- [Joe] What does that mean?

- It means, simply,

we rework the work chart,

met individually on unique abilities

for different team members.

Tried to realign.

Make sure that we had the right tools,

and the right people, and the right places

to deliver the best service to the client

and have the happiest team on this end.

And then on the flip side,

all the

you know, sales, goals, and things we wanna do

we just take a kinda step back

and let's work on the processes

and let's work on our

flow and capabilities

so that we are delivering to our clients the best service

that we can possibly give them

The goals is 2% better everyday

and it's repeated over and over.

Whatever we're doing that day,

does it align with

you know, the health of our clients,

and adding value,

a bigger return on their investments.

You know.

Can we be better at something with the client?

Let's make that happen.

Can we communicate better?

Let's work on the tool

to communicate with the client better.

So, that's our focus all quarter.

Just to be a better company.

Is that good?

- [Joe] That's good. So today's a Monday.

How are we 2% better today than we were on Friday?

- Today?

- [Joe] Today.

- Um. Just me being here.

I've been out of town for two weeks.

So, getting back on track for some of the

high-level stuff that we've been working on.

And we've made some progress on our warehouse

with some ideas.

We've made some progress on how we're going to

manage our FedEx.

All in today. 2% better.

- [Joe] Sean Green, how are you 2% better today?

(laughter)

- Set aside a bunch of goals up on the board here,

and crossed out three of them today.

- [Joe] Sweet!

Good Job!

(upbeat music)

- The focus of

Highway 85 for this complete quarter

was to take a complete step back

on our growth from pushing some things forward

and it's the health of our clients,

the health of

our team

were number one and number two.

And then penetrating the Arizona market

and providing more locally than the outside

is our current focus.

And so what does that mean?

We've been doing a lot of growth with our warehousing,

with our production,

and growing capabilities and adding stuff,

and now we're just taking a big step backwards,

reevaluating and how can we deliver

a better product in the shop.

And how can we sharpen up and get 2% better

in the warehouse every single day.

And how do we have better show services

and deliverables on the other end,

from a marketing standpoint

from a planning standpoint for our clients?

How do we provide more value and have them get a better ROI

and more value from Highway 85?

So, that has been our focus

and also the team.

We spent the time to reevaluate

everybody's position in this team.

Changed some people,

redid the whole board chart

so that it fit who Highway 85 is now,

as it benefited each individual

and how we serviced our clients.

So we've been super passionate about it.

We talk about it every Monday morning in the meeting,

what our focus is,

so we make sure we're laser focused in

on everything we're doing for this particular quarter.

Health of our clients

and health of the team.

- [Joe] How are we better than we were

at the start of the year,

6 months ago?

- How are we better?

- [Joe] Yes.

- Um. I'd say that

I think the key thing is that the communication

between the team is improving.

We've had some of these tools in place,

but if we're all not living in the

project management software and the

inventory management software

and not holding

meetings to hold meetings

but we're really moving the needle on things

on a communicating standpoint.

I see that's where we've gotten stronger.

(upbeat music)

- Both internally,

for our clients,

pushing some boundaries

and all avenues.

We wanna be delivering a better service.

We want

helping our client plan better for the shows,

getting better returns has been a passion

of ours for a while,

but it's like on full force.

We've put even more emphasis

and more money where our mouth is

in expansion, in people,

in processes.

We don't have everything perfect,

but we're inching at getting 2% better every day.

2% better every day.

and then trying to bring that drive

and that passion that we have

to our clients and their planning

and improving their trade show programs right now

is a huge emphasis.

Even in our marketing,

it's all about trying to add this value

and so we think everybody can do it better.

There's always room to grow.

There's always room to try new things.

There's always room to push boundaries

and get better returns

on every dollar you're spending.

Yeah, we're just passionate about it right now.

Give me another question.

- [Joe] What about the GPS kit?

Why are we talking about that so much?

- The GPS kit.

Okay, so that's a tool to help.

A simple, basic tool

that we've been pushing

and we developed a year ago

to help

It's not just for trade show managers,

but it's what it's intended for.

Its how to just ask yourself,

Why am I doing this?

What is the success criteria?

Getting those things down on paper,

really identifying what you need to achieve,

and then looking at your audience

and understanding your audiences' terrain.

That in the end is your fuel

and all the different aspects of that.

How to amp up your service.

And how to amp up all those services

that you're doing.

What's worked in the past?

What hasn't worked in the past?

And look at this at every level

from every single trade show

whether its your ten by ten,

whether its just a table top version

that you're having some off-site

at some resort

to your 80 by 90 exhibit for CES.

They all are super important.

So, the GPS is just a simple tool

just to plop out.

Put yourself through it

every single time on every single one.

Because the player's usually different,

the sales person going is different,

the objective, the show, and

get really clear on your planning.

And we do that kind of stuff constantly.

And I'm running client after client

through these things.

Some with resistance, some not.

Some don't wanna change,

some really appreciate it.

It makes a huge difference.

Who doesn't like planning?

Who doesn't like to achieve the goals they get to set.

So, that's the GPS tool.

(upbeat music)

- [Joe] What's going on at the warehouse?

- So lets talk about,

As far as, now we've talked a little bit about the GPS,

lets talk about something we're doing here internally.

And that's our warehousing facility.

It's the podcast studio.

We have the young entrepreneurial training center

that we're building over there.

We have another building.

We put a ton of effort into forklifts, new racking,

improving on our software, more staff,

and we are getting all of our clients organized

and getting our efforts organized

we have staging areas and room like

we've never had before.

So we're not on top of each other.

Its been about a three month process now

of moving in

and getting things dialed in.

We've got probably another couple of months

on the internal

paperwork side of things

and getting it into the system.

To be honest, in the past,

we've used a software like Exhibit Force

and been afraid to put our clients

let other clients have access to their own stuff

just simply cause

we weren't that good at it,

we weren't that confident in having people live in it

and now we want to live in it.

(upbeat music)

I hate that answer.

There you go.

Why would you add something to me?

I gotta go do work.

- [Joe] What are some big shows coming up

in the next three to six months,

that if people aren't planning to be at

they should be?

- I don't know.

- [Joe] You don't know any big shows coming up

in the next three to six months?

- No. Zero.

Bad question.

You had it coming.

- [Joe] Okay.

- Focus on

what is it I've been saying?

I have it written up on the board.

Our focus is

Oh Jesus Christ!

Pause it.

I've been saying it over and over.

I don't like anything I just said.

You can delete all that.

I need to move on.

Bye.

(upbeat music)

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Video Emploi 2018 - Duration: 2:23.

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SMC overview video - Duration: 3:21.

[ Music ]

San Mateo County is located in the San Francisco Bay area

and is home to over 758,000 people.

The community enjoys a rich variety of natural beauty.

The county is a world renowned center of innovation in fields

such as high-tech healthcare and biosciences.

San Mateo County has always benefited from the talent

and diversity of its residents and is committed

to quality of life for all.

For those 70 or 80,000 people in the county

that live in the unincorporated area, we're their city government

so police and fire and planning and roads and streetlights

and all the things that you come to associate

with the city is the responsibility of the county.

All of these services are available, child care,

housing assistance, transportation assistance,

assistance with clothing and school supply.

It's just a wonderful resource for them.

So I was using the job information center here

at human service agency in Belmont.

An opening came up here as a PSS and here I am.

>> San Mateo has about 35,000 veterans.

It's really nice knowing I can come down here and just be able to talk

to somebody about additional services.

>> That's really been the transformative experience

for individuals, is not having to worry about maybe

where am I going to sleep at night.

We refer individuals to shelters

and we have different housing programs,

making sure that individuals can be productive members

of our community.

>> So to have all these services available

and in San Mateo County I think we need to build upon them and be innovative

with them, to suit their needs is only going to benefit our county

as a whole and all of our residents as a whole.

>> The natural environment and preservation

of open space is a priority

which helps support the health and wellbeing of all.

The county operates 20 parks that span over 17,000 acres.

As the peninsula grows both in population and in density,

these parks are going to be crucial for keeping a connection

between the public and natural open space.

[ Music ]

>> We have been a county that has experimented

with different approaches to healthcare delivery before any

of the other counties have even tried.

With more than 300 programs, we're involved

in impacting San Mateo County residents for most of their lives.

>> The county operates based on a set

of strategic priorities called Shared Vison 2025.

>> We want to be a prosperous community.

We want to be a healthy community.

We want to be a livable community.

We want to be a community that collaborates well with one another

and with the outside world.

And we want to be an environmentally

conscious community.

Each of those things works together in order to create the type of area

in which people want to live, where they want

to locate their businesses, where they want to work.

This is one of the most diverse communities in the country,

people that represent all different walks of life,

all different ethnicities, all different religions.

It really is a model for how the world should be.

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Willow Grove Kindergarten 101 Welcome Video - Duration: 6:30.

Welcome to Willow Grove Early

Learning Center! We are so

excited to have you join us.

We feel very fortunate to have

District 96 children begin their

schooling experience here, and

are honored to be a part of it.

This video serves to welcome

entering kindergarten families

into our school and answer the

most common questions you may

have.

The first days of school are big

moments for your child, and we

hope this eases the transition.

When children arrive to school

they come in through the main

entrance by the office for

parent drop-off or out of the

cafeteria for Clubhouse and

buses.

Children who ride the bus are

met by an adult at their bus and

additional staff greet them and

help them into the building.

Our hallways are filled with

staff welcoming and supporting

children. We teach students

morning check-in routines,

helping them become more and

more independent with arrival

routines.

If you are dropping your child

off, park and bring them into

the front office vestibule at

the main entrance.

Do not park in our circle drive,

over any crosswalk, or in front

of the fire hydrant. Our doors

open to children at 8:45 a.m.,

with our official start to

school at 9:00 a.m.

This time for students to

transition into their day

provides a calming start to a

child's day.

It's important to note that

parents dropping off their child

are not allowed to escort their

children to their homeroom, for

the security of our building.

Also, if a child is tardy to

school, parents must bring their

child into the office and sign

them in.

Bus assignments and times are

emailed to parents, along with

teacher assignments as we get

closer to the start of school,

before the "Meet the Teacher"

event.

When children enter their

classroom, teachers have

attendance routines in place to

account for all children.

Absences and late starts need to

be called into our 24-hour

attendance line by parents.

Do not email, as this is not a

reliable way for us to receive

this message in a timely and

orderly manner.

There are resources related to

health and wellness guidelines

on our district website.

Recess is 20 minutes, daily, for

students in the full day

program.

We have a beautiful

space for children to play that

includes equipment, grassy

areas, and a blacktop area.

Students have outdoor recess

during each school day except in

the most inclement weather.

Please make sure your child is

prepared for very cold weather

throughout the cold months, as

they do go outside nearly daily.

When the temperature, including

wind chill, is below 10 degrees,

students will have an

abbreviated outdoor recess or

indoor recess. To play in the

snow, students must be prepared

with mittens/gloves, snow pants,

boots, and a hat. If they don't

have the required snow clothing,

they play on the cleared

blacktop area.

If families

choose, children may keep a set

of the required items to play in

the snow at school in their

cubby throughout the winter

months. Parents may not have

their child stay in for recess

when they choose. This requires

a doctor's note. We do not have

supervision adequate to allow

for this.

Part of a student's morning

routine if they stay for full

day kindergarten is to choose

what they are having for lunch

or indicate if they brought a

lunch from home.

If a student is purchasing a

lunch from school, they also

select their choice of ente.

All full-day students have a

"debit-like" bar-coded card

assigned to them for purchasing

a lunch. These remain at school.

Students use their cards in the

lunchroom if they ordered a hot

lunch or just a drink, which

students bringing a lunch from

home may still access.

Once they get their food,

children sit in any spot at

their assigned classroom tables

and eat. If your child is

bringing a lunch from home, you

may pack any food you'd like.

Our School Nurse and I will work

with families to support

children who have food allergies

to maintain a safe environment

for the child. It is very much

appreciated to consider the way

in which you pack cold lunch

items. Please choose containers

that are easy for your child to

open and prepare foods in a way

that is easy for your child to

consume, such as cutting fruit.

Practice having lunch from a

lunchbox with your child before

the start of school.

The lunch period is 20 minutes

in length. We support the

children to learn these routines

and they do very well!

Throughout lunch there are many

staff on hand circulating

amongst the tables to support

children in any way they need.

Children are walked back to

their classrooms after lunch.

All children, including those in

the half-day program, are

provided an opportunity for

snack daily, which families

choose and provide for their

child from the District 96

Approved Daily Snack List. This

list is reviewed each summer for

safety, and will be available

online as we get closer to the

school year. Snacks that are

not from this approved list will

not be permitted and will be

sent home. If packing a lunch

from home for your child, snacks

must be packed separately than

your child's lunch. Children

may bring water bottles from

home, however, know that they do

have access to our drinking

fountains, and it is not

required. If you do send a

water bottle in, our requirement

is that it is not glass and does

not have an open spout. Water

bottles must have a flip up

straw, sports bottle top, or any

non-spill top. Children may not

take water bottles from place to

place, including from class to

lunch. If you want a water

bottle in your child's lunch and

accessible from class, pack one

daily in their lunchbox and

another for the classroom.

At dismissal, bus students are

walked to lines where attendance

is taken for each bus. They are

then escorted by the teacher to

the bus.

You must meet your

child at their bus drop off

point, near the street. Do not

stand in your garage or a great

distance away from the curb. The

driver must see the adult or

they will continue on their

route. If there is a change in

who will be meeting your child

at their bus stop, please notify

us ahead of time, as early as

possible. Bus drivers may not

release children to others that

have not been arranged directly

with the school by the parent or

guardian. If a bus is running

late, we do our best to notify

parents through our texting/

email messenger system. Parent

pick-up students are walked to

the parent pick-up line and

parents retrieve their children

from the main office entryway.

You must provide your licence or

ID at pick-up. If someone other

than yourself or another

specified caregiver will be

picking your child up, please

inform the office with a note,

telling us who the person is,

and have that person bring their

ID to pick-up. Never park in the

front circle drive; this is for

busses or emergency vehicles

only. Some families utilize the

Buffalo Grove Park District

program, Clubhouse. These

students are walked to our

cafeteria for after school care.

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San Diego County Fair Promo Video 2018 - Duration: 0:33.

This year at the San Diego County Fair is letting you be a kid in a candy store.

Savor all the flavors and satisfy your sweet tooth. Then stop by the DMV booth

for more treats. Meet our friendly staff pick out your handbooks and delve into

DMVs online services. Indulge in the convenience of the DMV Now self-service

terminal where you can pay your vehicle registration and get your tags in

seconds. Unwrap the fun and make your fair experience as sweet as can be!

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