Marco, tonight's a free one — the seven-night block ended this morning and the next one is projected to open Monday Oct 5. Tomorrow is the full day: EPIC training for the NCH job in Naples (8:30 AM–1:30 PM), then Turn a Christmas Ornament at the hackerspace at 6:30 PM. Fantasy Week 3 finished as a loss (88.36 to 133.84, now 0-3), and waivers clear Wednesday at 3:00 AM. Nothing tonight needs a decision.
1 · Tonight & Tomorrow
Tonight — Mon 9/28
OFF. Seven nights off — next shift is projected for Mon Oct 5, 6 PM (first night of the next block; nap before you go).
Havana has a Preply lesson with Sophia M. at 8:00 PM — hers, not a conflict for you.
Tomorrow — Tue 9/29
8:30 AM – 1:30 PM — EPIC Training, NCH Hospitalist onboarding, NCH Business Center, 1100 Immokalee Rd, Naples. Report to the Security Desk in the front lobby. Bring the personal device you plan to use for Epic (Haiku/Canto); comfortable clothes, café on site.
6:30 – 8:30 PM — Turn a Christmas Ornament, Tampa Hackerspace (teal door, 4935 W Nassau St). Already paid ($30). It's a long haul from Naples — leave by mid-afternoon.
Havana has a Preply lesson with Joan Sebastian D. at 6:00 PM — hers.
Off shift.
Next 7 days
Tue 9/29 — EPIC training (Naples) 8:30a–1:30p · Turn a Christmas Ornament 6:30–8:30p
Wed 9/30 — Fantasy waivers clear 3:00 AM ET (no shift collision)
Sun 10/4 — Steel MIG Welding Safety and Basic Usage, Tampa Hackerspace (orange door), 9a–1p
Mon 10/5 — ACH Night Shift, 6 PM (projected 7-on/7-off block, Oct 5–11)
Next class: Christmas Ornament — tomorrowNext wrestling: WWE Money in the Bank — 12 daysNext first-night: Mon Oct 5 — 7 daysRV: nothing due — log's still empty
2 · Hackerspace
Nothing needs a reply — Activity still shows nothing newer than 9/18, and #general and #meetup-announce are quiet apart from Spacebot's event list. Checked Slack via the garage Mac.
Turn a Christmas Ornament is tomorrow (Tue) at 6:30 PM — 1 day out. Same building as the pen-turning class; registration lives at member.tampahackerspace.com, not Slack.
Steel MIG Welding Safety is Sunday 10/4, 9 AM–1 PM — 6 days out (3-day reminder comes Thursday). A second Thu 10/1 noon session is posted, but you're already booked for Sunday.
Heads-up: your Work Schedule calendar still shows Laser Cutter Orientation on Sat 10/10, 2–4 PM — but you took that class Sept 12. It runs to 4 PM with a 6 PM shift that night, so it's probably a leftover you can delete.
Welding: still nothing on aluminum. The absence is now weeks long.
3 · Ring Report
SAT10OCT
WWE · Premium Live Event
Money in the Bank
7:00 PM ET · Smoothie King Center, New Orleans, LA ESPN Unlimited (US) · Netflix (intl)
12days
Ladder-match qualifiers are still airing on WWE TV — card TBA. You'll be night 6 of 7 that Saturday, so plan on the replay. Nothing else inside 14 days; AEW WrestleDream is further out. PLE schedule
4 · RV
The maintenance log is still empty — no odometer, generator hours, or last-done dates — so there's nothing to compute yet. When you're next at the rig, jot down where it stands and this section starts doing real work. Nothing RV on the calendar, and nothing in the Gulf or Caribbean, so no storm-prep flag.
Matchup: Week 3 is final — lost 88.36 to 133.84 vs. Free Jacobs (@Rjay25). Record 0-3. Kyren Williams finished with 21.80, but Maye (5.76, two INTs and a lost fumble) and Worthy (4.00) sank it.
Lineup: Nothing to fix tonight. P. Nacua (LAR) is tagged OUT on your bench — only matters if you were planning to start him.
Waivers: claims clear Wednesday 9/30, 3:00 AM ET — you're off, no shift collision. Still no backup QB behind Maye (his bye is week 11), and I couldn't load the free-agent list to name specific pickups.
Trending: nothing league-wide touches a player you roster.
7 · Medicine Desk
Nothing new tonight that changes how you admit, treat, or discharge an older inpatient. The one item in the window: the FDA approved AbbVie's once-daily Parkinson's pill (STAT, Sept 28) — worth knowing exists, no action needed. Two other new items were drug-company deal news, not bedside medicine.
8 · The Debate
Should the US take Iran's Hormuz offer, or hold out for a better deal?
Iran offered a seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz; Trump rejected it Sunday but says talks should resume this week, and Tehran says it has not been formally told of the rejection. (Related to the war-powers debate from last night, but a different question: the terms, not Congress's role.)
Hold out
President Trump told Axios: "They want to make a deal, but it is not the deal that I want to make." He says Iran "overplayed their hand" and has not ruled out more strikes before the November midterms.
Talk now
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Tehran is ready for "real diplomacy" while "fully prepared for the war to be resumed." Technical talks reportedly progressed at the UN General Assembly, with mediators bridging gaps on sanctions relief, oil exports, and Hormuz management.
Where it lands: Both sides say they want a deal and disagree on what it includes. Oil is near $104 a barrel, and Gulf exports hit their highest level of the conflict in September (Al Jazeera). No verdict. Note: both voices here are the principals; I couldn't reach the paywalled outlets for US lawmakers' reactions. CBS News live updates
9 · World & Screens
Iran/Gulf: Iran claims its attacks forced US ships back from blockade positions, while Gulf oil exports rose to 12.8 million barrels a day in September, the highest since the conflict began; Trump says US officials met Iran's mediators. (Al Jazeera)
Tropics: Quiet — TD Fay weakening in the central Atlantic and one area near Bermuda; nothing near the Gulf, Florida, or Caribbean. (Weather.com)
Section H — Background / Already covered
Cuba: nothing new from a mainstream outlet since the 9/26–9/27 UN stories already reported.
Puerto Rico: nothing new since El Nuevo Día's final print edition (9/27, already covered).
Screens: no verified new pick tonight — skipped rather than guess.
Wrestling calendar last refreshed 9/26, inside the 7-day window, and Money in the Bank (10/10) has a confirmed date, time, and venue — no refresh tonight.
Medicine: the Patients First Act (STAT 9/24) and the FDA nominee's hearing were already covered; STAT's 9/28 employer-premium and Quorum Health items are insurance/business news, not bedside.