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+=== Who? ===
+Anyone and everyone, interested in retro-grade computing, is invited to come to the next RetroSession - bring something with you, or enjoy a demo of what we've already got.  That means YOU are invited to join the RetroSession squad!
 === When? ===
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 Last Friday of Every Month
-(As of 17 May 2018, the **next** RetroSession is 25 May 2018)
+(As of 26 May 2018, the **next** RetroSession is scheduled for 29 June 2018)
+=== Agenda for 29 June 2018 RetroSession ===
+* torpor: continue work on the Amstrad CPC6128,  plan to bring a BeBox for the fun of the next RetroSession squad meeting.
+=== Event Log for 25 May 2018 RetroSession ===
+* torpor: presented non-working Amstrad CPC6128, attempted repair (with help from MaV), determined that a full replacement set of RAM chips is in order.  Repair of this  machine continues.  Also presented working Oric Atmos machine, demo'ed a number of old games, discussion of graphics techniques of the 8-bit machines (due to time constraints, and burned fingers from the Amstrad repair, the Twilighte+Sittler card demo running Orix postponed for next session.)   Hop: presented his AmigaOS emulator rig on PSP, got it upgraded during the session.  ??? presented the very retro electro-mechanical Space Invaders machine.  Hannah: played some weird old Oric games, basked in the glory of 8-bit pixels. Plans were made by members of the RetroSession squad to bring other interesting gear for the next RetroSession, scheduled for 29 June.
-=== Agenda for 25  May 2018 RetroSession ===
-* torpor: For the next RetroSession, I will bring a non-working Amstrad CPC6128 which I will attempt to recover, as well as a fully-working demonstration of the new Twilighte+Sittler card for Oric Atmos, on which we can play with [http://orix.oric.org Orix], hopefully ..
+Interest in this fledgling workshop continues, and we hope to have more interesting systems to demo at the next RetroSession.