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A tribute to the greatest musicians that ever were. It's about 1 AM here, so I'm too tired to really post anything. Be sure to check back in the next few days.

Update - I'm a little overloaded with work, so I'm going to try and finish and post something in the next few hours. Check back soon.

---John, George, wherever you are, I hope you're giving God the concert of a lifetime!

Update: Closed. At least for now...

I'm currently creating a Windows based parody similar to Windows RG (if you havn't seen it, here's the link. http://www.deanliou.com/WinRG/). Anyway, I'm thinking of using it for a technology fair for my school. Only problem is that unless given propper permission from the copyright holders, I can't submit anything copyrighted. Do you think that I can claim fair do to it being for educational purpouses? Aside from the use of the words "Microsoft," "Windows," and a very similar interface to "Windows" computers, I can't think of anything else that would cause any issues. This brings me to my next issue. Say that the fair use defense works. I'm hoping to have it posted on my website. Would Microsoft put up a fight, then? I don't want to have worked on it all, only to find out that after the tech fair, it all goes to waste.

Any thoughts are appreciated.

Does anyone know how to use gradients in DPII (non-enhanced)? I'm trying to make backgrounds similar to "Last Crusade," but I can't figure out how to do what I need. Bassicly, I'm using the "Crown of Solomon" tutorial. The only problem is that I don't have the enhaced version. I mannaged to find a copy of it, but it wasn't able to open any saved files. Can someone help me with this?

Yes, that's right. We're actually considering making a sequel to "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade." Of course, two people can't do this on their own, so we're asking you, our fellow Indy fans for help. Without any further ado, here's what we're asking.

We are two amateur programmers looking for two artists to help design sprites, backgrounds, and all other artistic, game related images. Images must be of the same format as the original "last Crusade." If you would like to apply, please submit an image that you've created of an office or classroom of Barnet College (where Indy teaches) to JuggernautGames@gmail.com. Also, please note that you must sign all rights to Juggernaut Games, Co. ,which is the "company" you will be working for.

Please note that while we are currently only looking for two artists at the moment, we may (and most likely) be asking for new recruits later on. We may need more programmers, artists, translators, etc. We'll keep you posted.

Before I forget to mention it, here's our website Juggernaut.Stolovitz.com. See you there!