Marco — night 4 of 7 at South Florida Baptist tonight, Jessica on admits and Cheryl on floor calls. The one thing not to forget: you joined a second Sleeper league this afternoon ("$250 Tuesday – 9.15") and its draft is Tuesday 9/15 at 6 PM — the same evening as Basic Woodshop Safety at 7. You're not in yet: the commissioner pulled you off Team 5 an hour ago pending payment, and only paid teams draft. In the Dark Horse league you trail Heisenberg 12.82–14.50 after Maye's three-pick night; Kyren Williams and Nacua lock tonight at 8:35, mid-shift. Triplemanía Night 1 is tomorrow at 10 PM ET on YouTube. Slack refused again, so the hackerspace desk is calendar-only.
Further out: Shapeoko Sign-Off Sat 9/19 10 AM–noon · "Repayment date" on your Gmail calendar Mon 9/21 · back on nights Mon 9/21 6 PM (Jessica / Cheryl) · Woodshop: Jointer, Planer and Bandsaw Wed 9/23 12–2 PM, a shift day (ends 4 hours before 6 PM — not a conflict, but a short afternoon) · AEW All Out Sat 9/26.
Slack unavailable tonight — the garage browser (Garage OS) was selected, but slack.com navigation was refused again in this unattended run. Calendar only; welding sign-offs remain an open question without Slack.
Rey Mysterio vs. Omos (Omos wins and his AAA suspension is lifted; Rey wins and Omos is banned). Also: La Parka (c) vs. Laredo Kid vs. Mr. Iguana, Latin American title; Psycho Circus (c) vs. Los Perros del Mal, trios; Roxanne Perez vs. Nattie vs. Faby Apache vs. La Hiedra, No. 1 contender for Reina de Reinas; LWO vs. Los Americanos vs. Tokyo Bad Boys vs. Fraxiom, four-way elimination tag; Relevos Australianos. Airs right after SmackDown (8 PM, USA). Athlon · WWE.com
Why it matters this year: First Triplemanía on US soil since 1996 and the first two-night edition — WWE's first full Triplemanía as owner. The Rey–Omos stipulation is the Night 1 hook.
Dominik Mysterio (c) vs. El Grande Americano, AAA Mega Championship; Flammer (c) vs. La Catalina, Reina de Reinas; Rey Fénix (c) vs. Nathan Frazer vs. Jack Cartwheel vs. Mini Vikingo, cruiserweight; Psycho Clown vs. El Carnicero, Mexican Street Fight; War Raiders (c) open challenge; Copa Bardahl cibernético. Lands on your night 7 — replay Monday. WWE.com
Further out: AEW All Out: Chicago Sat 9/26, NOW Arena, card TBA (PPV / HBO Max) · WWE Money in the Bank Sat 10/10 New Orleans, 7 PM ET, ESPN Unlimited · Crown Jewel Sat 11/7 Riyadh · Survivor Series Sat 11/28 Houston · Wrestlepalooza Sat 12/12 Perth.
Calendar last refreshed Sep 8; nothing in the next 14 days is missing a time or venue.
Did Tuesday's generator job (carburetor, fuel injector, oil + filter) happen? Nothing has been logged and the Input Calendar has no entry. If it's done, add a line to rv-maintenance.md with generator hours and cost — that starts the clock on the generator-oil row. If it slipped, give me the new date.
The maintenance log is still blank — no odometer, no generator hours, no "last done" dates. Fill in the header and a few rows when you get a minute.
Tropics: Today is the climatological peak of the Atlantic season and NHC shows nothing — no tropical cyclones, no formation expected in 7 days across the Atlantic, Caribbean or Gulf. No storm-prep flag. NHC outlook
No training on the calendar this week.
Draft: Tue 9/15, 6:00 PM ET — 4 days, 21 hours from this report. No shift that night (you're off), but it collides with Basic Woodshop Safety, 7–9 PM. No draft position yet — nobody has one; the board isn't randomized until it fills.
You're not in yet. You joined at about 4 PM; an hour later the commissioner (Blake / BlaquonBarkley) removed you from Team 5 and posted: "@midnightMD if you want in, please find the pay link." Payment is through LeagueSafe (link pinned in league chat, not on Sleeper — Sleeper's own payments are locked this year), then DM him to get a team assigned. 9 of 12 slots listed, 4 confirmed paid as of this afternoon. He's also running leagues 48–50 with the same 9/15 draft date if this one fills. I did not touch the pay link.
Matchup: vs. Heisenberg (@SelassieVajda) — behind 12.82–14.50 after Thursday's opener; projected 101.15 to 102.94, 48/52. Maye: 23/33, 178 yards, 1 TD, 3 INT, 47 rushing (12.82). His Rhamondre Stevenson put up 14.50.
Lineup: clean — no injury tags on any starter. You made the Godwin-for-Gainwell FLEX swap and picked up TE Michael Mayer (LV) for Adonai Mitchell. Locks: K. Williams + Nacua tonight 8:35 PM (mid-shift); Moore, Godwin Sun 1 PM (asleep); McBride Sun 4:25 PM; Skattebo Sun 8:20 PM (mid-shift, night 7). Six starters still to play for each side.
Waivers: next clear Wed 9/16 3 AM ET — you're off that night. Still no backup QB after a 3-INT night from your only one; that's the claim to make. FAAB $100.
Trending: league chat is piling on Maye ("too inexperienced"); commissioner's rebuttal is that QBs start slow. Nothing on the block that touches your roster.
What happened: Yesterday the FDA granted accelerated approval to sevabertinib (Hyrnuo, Bayer) for advanced non-small-cell lung cancer driven by a HER2 mutation, a small slice of lung-cancer patients.
Why it matters to you: It's oncology, not your lane — but it's another oral targeted drug you'll meet on a med rec, and like the others in its class it comes with diarrhea, rash and mouth sores that can be the actual reason for the admit.
Otherwise quiet in the window: no new hospital-medicine guideline, task-force statement, Medicare hospital rule, or shortage notice since last night. Two candidates were checked and dropped as stale — the AIR-STEMI trial (presented at ESC in late August, only now in print in this week's NEJM) and a statins-and-respiratory-infection cohort (published Aug 13, resurfaced by Medscape this week).
The $5,000 "dividend": legitimate campaign promise or a trillion-dollar bribe?
Why it's live: At the Republican midterm convention in Dallas last night, President Trump pledged a $5,000 "dividend" to every adult US citizen if Republicans hold both chambers in November. It dominated day two today: Vice President Vance defended it on Fox, Sen. Bernie Moreno said he'll file the bill after Election Day, and a bipartisan chorus of budget hawks, Democrats and economists pushed back. Rough math: 245 million adults × $5,000 ≈ $1.2 trillion, about ten times what tariffs bring in per year.
The administration's case is that tariff revenue and growth belong to the people who bore the cost of the trade fight, and a direct check is the most transparent way to return it — no agencies, no means tests. Vance, pressed by Bret Baier, pointed to tariff receipts as the funding source and framed it as a "dividend" on a stronger economy rather than stimulus. Moreno says he'll introduce the "Trump Dividend" the day after the election so Congress, not the president, appropriates it — answering the legality question head-on. Supporters note the 2020–21 checks went out under both parties, and that tying it to the election simply tells voters what a Republican Congress would do. CBS News, Sep 9 · The Hill — Vance/Baier · The Hill — Trump on Fox
Fiscal conservatives object first: Rep. Chip Roy asked how they'd pay for "well over $1 trillion" and posted that "dependency is evil & soul-sucking in all its forms"; former Freedom Caucus chair Bob Good called it a "socialist vote-buying scheme." Democrats raise the law: Sen. Schumer likened conditioning a payment on an election result to bribery, and a UC Law San Francisco professor notes no appropriation exists and the president can't pay it without one. Economists raise inflation: Navy Federal's Heather Long calls it short-term gain followed by long-term pain, with interest on the debt already at $1.27 trillion this fiscal year. Gov. DeSantis declined to endorse it, saying what's needed is "liberation" from failed interventions, not a check. The Hill — Roy · CNBC, Sep 10 · CBS — economists · Florida Politics — DeSantis
Where it lands: Two separate questions tangled together — whether a universal check is good policy at $100 oil and a $1.27 trillion interest bill, and whether promising one conditional on an election result is campaigning or something closer to the federal vote-buying statute. Practical forks: Moreno's bill text (does it exist before November?), whether House budget hawks would ever vote for it, and how it plays in the ~35 competitive races Trump said he'll rally in.