Here's a few notes before the "larger" news of the last few days. And yes, yet again I've been absent for the weekend, but you'll get no details of what I was doing. Frankly, it wouldn't excite you.

• Scenet/Scenia : A little note on the Scenet news page indicates that it could very well be going through a redesign. And name-change. You can access it now at scenia.net, too.
• RetroComp : Looks like the down-ness of Retro Computing Today was just a temporary glitch. It's now back up.
• RetroMart : From the author of RCT comes the next article from MicroMart. It's a justification of owning a C64. Well, should make an amusing read <g>.
• Ramsoft : Interesting... update? over on the Ramsoft homepage. Just something about TetriNet. Hmm, think something has gone wrong.
• Factor6 : Spotted on c64.sk that ZX-scene icon Factor6 has joined Role, a C64 group. Lovely.
• Symphony : A little note to mention that Symphony][ is being held on 17^th to 21^st July. Forgot that before.
• Millennium : If you get yourself over to Scenosaurus quickly you may be in time to grab some work from the Millennium demoparty. But the links are temporary, so hurry!
• Quick Commander : As well as RC2.3 being released a few days ago, I noticed that you can grab the latest version of Quick Commander over on DJH Downloads, if you so desire.
• Museum's : Noticed when this link got submitted that I'd not included it before. Well, it's fixed now. It's the ZX Software Museum.
• Phat : More hints of a party, this time news from Raver that Phat demoparty will be going ahead this year, despite some rumours. The month is September, the place is Riga. Details will be released soon.
• CD-ZX : Mentioned about a week ago a project on accessing CD-ROM drives through a ZX. Well I've heard from the author of the article, and he's soon going to be translating it into English (with a little guidance). Some deep techie words to look forward too, yes!
• Es.pectrum : After realising that I was checking the wrong webpage (grr, sites continually move), it's nice to see a new version of this emulator released. Some nifty features include lightgun support, Debugger, and... oh, go download and play with yourself. I mean, play with it yourself!

Phew. Another long post, and just when I'm feeling really tired, too.