...and still going!
Last month DR celebrated its 4th birthday (or more like skipped over without noticing XP). Thank you everyone for your continued support!

I'd also like to add that I've finally completed one of the projects I've had on hold for a long time:

SFX.DR
A free resource for SFX translations, from Japanese to English. I hope this will prove useful to the gazillion scanlation groups out there, as well as to individuals just trying to understand what all those sound effects mean.

It took me forever to compile everything into a neat little database for you guys, so I hope you'll find it useful!

Dragonrain's on Twitter! [Edit 09.12.09]
OMG...

Please welcome DR's new affiliate! [Edit 09.18.09]
EGAO! Distant Destiny
A group of awesome wallers who I'm honored to know \^o^/.
I would highly recommend you take a look at their works - very inspirational stuff :). Jay on Sep 7 09 @ 11:10 pm
This semester I am excited to share the news that I will be participating on a Student Exchange program to Japan! It's the first trip out of the country I've ever planned on my own, and as such will need all the help I can get :). Please take a moment to make a small donation of $2 - $5 to help support me in this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!
Read more about it here!

Also, you can read up on some of my travels through Japan on my blog :).

Server Updates
Yes, I have noticed the lovely 500 error pages. I never did bother to customize those.
I am now in the process of wrestling it out with my host. For the most part, DR is now back to normal :). Jay on Feb 20 09 @ 2:10 am
After considering the several requests I've received for more standard as well as widescreen resolutions, I've finally decided to re-standardize DR's walling sizes. From here on out, DR will include the more square 5:4 ratio standards, the most common 4:3 ratio standards, as well as up to four widescreen 16:10 ratio standards. (Standard standard standard...why don't I just say it a few more times....)

In the same breath, I'd also like to announce that I will no longer be resizing for 800x600 resolution, as most of my visitors are beyond that size, and also since the 1024x768 resolution can easily cover for the small adjustment. Besides, if you're really at 800x600, I'd recommend that you bump it up at least by one size - why limit yourself?

Happy desktops to one and all *-*.
Jay on Feb 1 09 @ 3:13 pm