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Why this matters: Bartolomé was a top target, and every other channel came back full — Best Option reported it fully booked for Dec 25 – Jan 2. These 2 seats exist only because another booking cancelled.
The boat: first-class yacht, 16 guests, pickup 6:40 AM, back 5:30 PM. Snorkel gear and snacks included; breakfast, wetsuits and tips are not.
The fit — updated Oct 27: Carlos now wants Bartolomé for all four (Carlos, Maheva, Mom and uncle), and is open to the group going on separate days — so these 2 seats are a partial grab, not the whole answer. Richard is also watching North Seymour for cancellations and will flag them the same way.
Why this draw matters: the Oct 20 panel showed B12 at 148.4 — insufficient — alongside mildly low red-cell indices. This bundle finds the cause (an absorption problem vs simple intake) and has to be drawn before the first supplement dose, or the answers get masked.
What's in it: anti-intrinsic factor + anti-parietal cell antibodies, absolute reticulocyte count, MMA, homocysteine, anti-TPO (once), and a complete hemogram on the same sample. POCTLAB quoted it Oct 22 as a home visit.
Status: the WhatsApp draft to POCTLAB is written and ready on the Health page — it needs your go today to hold a Tuesday-morning slot. B12 itself (Jarrow methyl-B12, found in stock in Medellín) starts the same day, right after the blood is taken.
The setup: GOOGL reports Wed after the close (consensus EPS ~$2.94–3.02, implied move ±6.4%). The contested number is capex guidance, not the quarter itself — the same pattern that decided META's print.
Why a plan, today: the FOMC decision lands Wed at 2 PM ET, hours before the print. A pre-set plan means deciding now — hold, add on a capex-driven dip, or trim — instead of improvising at 4:30 PM with two events stacked.
Thursday: AMZN reports after the close; 30 of the 63 shares sit in a Questrade RRSP, so any action there has different tax handling. AON (Wed), TT (Thu) and ABBV (Fri) default to no action.
Where this stands: Sandra's Oct 26 evening reply confirmed upper-deck cabins 5, 6, 7 and 10 are available at $2,491 pp, and that switching cabins puts the current hold at no risk. Cabins 2 (king — you + Maheva) and 4 (two separate beds — Mom + uncle) stay fully secure until payment on Fri Oct 30.
The Rodrigo channel (Oct 27): his presupuesto prices three configs for 4 — $8,316 (main twin + main king), $8,752 (main twin + upper king) and $9,188 (upper twin + upper king) — with 40% to confirm and the balance due Nov 18. His one main-deck cabin available now is cabin 3 (twin) — that fits Mom + uncle, and pairing it with an upper king (the $8,752 config) avoids touching Sandra's hold entirely. The cheaper $8,316 main-king config uses cabin 2, inside Sandra's block — do not release that hold on his word. Still unstated: pro-forma invoice, cancellation terms, payment-method surcharges, per-person return-date flexibility, and Mom's solo rate if the party is 3. A follow-up draft pressing for those was delivered to Carlos Oct 27; whether he sent it is unconfirmed.
Dec 18 logistics: everyone gets to Quito Airport on their own by 5:50 AM for the 7:50 AM flight — a representative meets you there, no hotel pickup.
After the wire: per passenger she needs a passport copy, dietary notes, wetsuit size, and a signed liability form, plus confirmed flight dates — no rush, in the next few days.
What's actually being decided: the app is already built — RutinaGrid hit v1 feature-complete on Oct 26 and its suite now stands at 259/259 tests green across 3 timezones (a French plural bug found in screenshot production is fixed). The green-light covers the store path: a Play account (+ $25 and ID), a PostHog project, and recruiting ~18 closed-test testers by mid-Nov so the 14-day test can start by ~Dec 8.
The other decision: Cabinet Augmenté — whether Maheva's Québec cabinet push gets a counsel review now. Its seasonal window closes around Nov 20, and slipping past early November demotes it on its own rule.
Good news folded in Oct 26: the GitHub push blocker is resolved — you approved the workflow scope, all three app repos are pushed, and CI ran. By Monday night all three apps were producing installable debug APKs from CI — the Android compile gate has fallen across the portfolio.