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• The city of Palo Alto is preparing for the expected weekend rain by restocking its sandbag stations at Rinconada and Mitchell parks and the Palo Alto Airport with filled sandbags. Once the filled bags are depleted, empty bags and loose sand will be available at the stations, city officials said. Residents interested in the sand will need a shovel to fill the bags. Blocked storm drains, slides and fallen trees can be reported to the Public Works Department after-hours line, 650-329-2413. Power outages can be reported to 650-496-6914.

• Peninsula police and emergency services departments are suggesting ways of preparing for the big storm this weekend, Some tips, Stock up on flashlights and batteries, make sure mobile devices are charged, Stay away from power lines and electrical wires that have fallen, Call 911 if you see one, Visit the PG&E website for information about power outages: http://www.pge.com/en/myhome/outages/index.page, Secure outdoor items that can be blown about by strong wind, Stock up on food and water in order to avoid ballet pump ,satin slipper unnecessary driving during heavy rain and wind..

Avoid walking or driving through flood waters; just 6 inches of moving water can knock a person down, and 2 feet of water can sweep a vehicle away. If you receive a flash flood alert, move immediately to higher ground. Flash floods are the No. 1 cause of weather-related deaths in the U.S. Look before you step. Floors and stairs that have been covered with mud can be very slippery. • Sandbags are offered to residents at. Atherton Public Works Corporation Yard, 99 Station Lane, behind the permit center, 24/7.

Los Altos Maintenance Service Center, 707 Fremont Ave., Los Altos, Mountain View Municipal Operations Center, 231 N, Whisman Road, Palo Alto’s Rinconada and Mitchell parks and Palo Alto Airport, • The Rotary Club of Redwood City donated five new bike racks for parks, The club raised the money to buy them, then assembled them and delivered them to Maddux Park, Palm Park, Andrew Spinas Park, Stafford Park or Marlin Park, Menlo Park police Sgt, ballet pump ,satin slipper Sharon Kaufman recently retired from the department after 35 years of service to the Menlo Park community, the city announced Dec, 30, Kaufmann began here career in 1981 as a police explorer, was hired as a reserve officer the following year and became a full-time Menlo Park police officer in 1984, During her tenure, she served as a K-9 officer, motor traffic officer, personnel and training officer, per-diem dispatcher, was promoted to sergeant in 2001 and supervised the patrol unit, She retired as a detective sergeant assigned to investigations, The police department commended Kaufmann in the announcement for her professionalism, work ethic, dedication, loyalty and passion..

• The Sequoia Union High School District and Via Heart Project are teaming up to host a free teen heart screening event from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 29 at Menlo-Atherton High School (555 Middlefield Road, Atherton). According to a news release, more than 350,000 Americans die each year from sudden cardiac arrest, and school-aged children account for between 7,000 and 10,000 of these deaths. The screening is geared toward youths between the ages of 13 and 19 and consists of a health history questionnaire, an electrocardiogram and a review by a cardiologist. All students will learn CPR and automated external defibrillator skills, and a percentage of students will also receive an echocardiogram. For more information or to register for the screening, visit viaheartproject.org/screenings.

• The Palo Alto Unified School District will have three community meetings to get feedback and answer questions about a recent report on the ballet pump ,satin slipper district’s special education services, The meetings are set for 6 p.m, Jan, 19 at Terman Middle School, 655 Arastradero Road, and 8:30 a.m, Jan, 26 at Duveneck Elementary School, 705 Alester Ave, A third meeting in East Palo Alto has yet to be finalized, • The Palo Alto district also is looking for feedback on its Equity Plan, A meeting is planned for 6 to 7:30 p.m, Jan, 18 in the Learning Resource Center of the Palo Alto High School Library, 50 Embarcadero Road, Spanish interpretation, food, and childcare will be provided along with printed copies of the Equity Plan.Another meeting, specifically for African American families, is set for 6 to 7:30 p.m, in the library of Jordan Middle School, 750 N, California Ave, Food, childcare and printed copies of the Equity Plan will be provided..

Top of the Order. That’s a LOT of Apps: Apple won’t report its quarterly results for a few more weeks. (Jan. 31, to be exact, with a conference call at 2 p.m. that day. Mark you calendars.) But Apple has wasted little time this year in touting a few of its recent business successes. On Thursday, Apple gave a glimpse into how well its App Store business is doing, and how important a contributor the App Store is becoming to Apple’s business growth efforts. Apple said that on New Year’s Day, consumers made $240 million in App Store purchases, making it the busiest single day in App Store history. And in 2016, developers earned $20 billion from App Store purchases.

To put that in some perspective, Apple said that developer earnings from the App Store last year rose 40 percent from 2015, And total App Store earnings since the store went live in 2008 have reached $60 billion, Or, in ballet pump ,satin slipper other words, one-third of all the money developers have made off the App Store since its debut came from 2016 alone, That’s got to make developers happy, And it has to give Apple a boost, too, Apple doesn’t break out exactly how much money it makes from the App Store, but includes its sales within the category of “services.” During its 2016 fiscal fourth quarter, which ended last September, Apple reported services revenue of $6.33 billion, a 24 percent increase over the same period in 2015, Services is now the second-largest revenue generator for Apple, trailing only the iPhone and coming in ahead of iPad and Mac sales..

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