Hi there, regarding your question about the weekend hike - I'd suggest we start early to beat the heat. Trails around Eagle Peak are moderately rocky but the views are worth it. Bring at least two liters of water per person and wear sturdy boots with ankle support. I'll pack some trail mix and energy bars. If we leave by 7am we can finish before noon. Let me know if you need me to bring extra gear like trekking poles or a first aid kit. Also, check the weather - there's a chance of afternoon showers so a light rain jacket might be smart. We can meet at the main parking lot near the ranger station. I'll bring a map and compass just in case. Let's confirm the plan by Thursday.
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I think the timeline shift is manageable if we move the review meeting to next Tuesday instead of Friday. That gives the design team an extra three days to finalize the mockups. Sarah mentioned she's out on Monday but back Tuesday morning, so we can book a 30-minute slot at 10am. Also, we need to adjust the milestone for the backend integration - the developers are waiting on the API specs, which should be ready by midweek. I'll send a calendar invite with the new dates. Let me know if you want to also include a quick status update from each team lead during that meeting.