Here is everything you need to do to win Naughty Elevator, one of the more “adult naughty” of the games made with this theme.  It’s pretty easy to get through, and if you want to play it, here is the link on AddictingGames.com:

http://www.addictinggames.com/naughtyelevator.html

1. Take the Dental Floss from the old man’s pocket.  Click on the red alarm, then the dental floss, then the old man’s cane.  *SMACK*  Stupid old man!!

2. Click on the First Aid box and get the scissors.  Click on the red alarm, then the scissors, then on the girl’s bag.  Oops!!

3. Click on the exhaust fan button, then click on the burrito in your pocket.  *POOT*  Disgusting!!

4. Click on the big man, then the old man, then the big man again, then the old man again.  Oh my god!!

5. Click on the chewing gum.  Click on the chewing gum, and then the girl.  Click on the chewing gum, and then the guy going to the party.  Oh no!!

6. Take the sandpaper.  Click on the sandpaper, then the new guy.  Take the match.  Click on the match, then the girl’s skirt.  Help!!

7. Click on the fire extinguisher.

8. Click on the third person.  *KISS*  You Win

How to beat all the levels on Naughty Summer Camp, where you click your way to dirty tricks on your teacher.  If you want to play the game, you can here:

http://www.addictinggames.com/naughtycamp.html

Wake up at 6:30 // Sleep till 9:00
Click on the first aid kit, then again to get the cottonballs.  Click on the cottonballs in your inventory, and then the lake to wet them.  Click on the sticky stuff on the tree above the trumpet to get glue.  Click on the glue, and then on the trumpet.

Exercise // Relax
Click on the knife in the right kid’s pocket.  Then click on the knife in your inventory.  When the teacher leans to the right, click on her back.  It happens about halfway through the timer.  Click on the mirror, then the mirror in your inventory, then click on the magnifying glass.

Flower Identification // Get Kissed by the Girl
Click on the mud puddle.  Then click on the mud puddle in your inventory, and then on the lake by the close lilypads.  Then click on the tray of muck in your inventory, and click on the drooping flower.

Lunch // More Dessert
Click on the pills in the foreground and the trash.  Click on the pencil, and then on the paper next to it.  When the bird hovers overhead, click on it.  While the teacher is distracted, click on the green bottle in your inventory, then the red bottle on the table.

Study Marine Life // Shock the Teacher
Click on the panes of glass on the left three times.  Click on the aquarium in your inventory and then on the jar of water in the lower right corner.  Click on the gloves in the back, then in your inventory, then on the eel in the right tank with the treasure.  Click on the plug coming out of the aquarium you just built.  Then click on the power outlet.

Camp Fire // Bear Hug
Click on the jar in the pile of trash, and again in your inventory.  Click on the beehive to collect honey, and then on the jar in your inventory.  Click on the eyes in the bush.  Click on the banana the boy is eating.  Click on the paper in the pile of trash, then on the windmill in your inventory, then on the teacher’s skirt.

Loops of Zen is a game about closing all the loops on a page by rotating the pieces.  Each level is randomly generated, so it’s impossible to write an answer key type walkthrough.  Here are some tips and tricks to get you through the game.  You can play Loops of Zen on Kongregate:

http://www.kongregate.com/games/ahnt/loops-of-zen/

1. Start by looking for places where a piece MUST be turned a certain way.  When there’s a 3-way piece or a straight line, and one edge doesn’t have a piece in that direction (like when it’s the edge of the board), then it’s a dead giveaway that the piece can only be oriented one direction.  Also, when there is a curved piece in the corner it can only be oriented one way.

2. Now look for pieces next to those pieces that you just set that must be turned a certain way to connect to that piece.  Good examples are curve pieces on the edge next to a straight or 3-way piece, or circle pieces with only one connection point next to those same pieces.

3. Many of these pieces that you’ve found in the first two examples were on the outside edges of the board.  Try to finish off the entire outside edges by doing this same techinque.  Use process of elimination to determine which orientations could not possibly work in order to determine which one it must be.

4. Continue working outside in, putting pieces in place which you know are right.  3-way pieces and straight lines are good for this if you can get any piece next to it which does not have a path to that piece, then you know the orientation.  4-way pieces are also good because you know they must connect in every direction.  If they are next to a straight line or a circle piece, you know exactly which way that piece must be oriented to connect to the 4-way.

5. When you run out of pieces which must be in certain directions, look for pieces which at least cannot be in the orientation they display, and change them to one of the possible orientations.  Use this to start putting together the rest of the puzzle.

6. When you get to the end, most of the puzzle will look good, but there will be a few glitches.  These glitches are an extra little piece of loop sticking out which isn’t connected to anything.  You’ll notice that you can change the puzzle to try to repair these glitches, but they won’t be fixed until you can bring two glitches together on the board.  Keep changing the puzzle to move these glitches towards each other, and they will be fixed in pairs as you connect two unconnected glitches to each other to complete a loop.  Repeat until all of the glitches are gone.

That’s it!  There are 50 levels.  The first 30 go from easy to hard.  Then the puzzles get smaller again and include more circle pieces which seem to be more difficult to work out.  Good luck with all 50!

I have a user that is getting funky errors in Entourage 2008 for some time now. He keeps saying that his settings are wrong, I keep saying that they are fine. I know for certain that it is an issue with his Entourage. I had him do the usual things, clear the cache, delete the account and re-add it(he is an exchange 2003 user) but all has the same result.

His issues? Entourage is complaining about size limits (he is not hitting size limits on the exchange server) his inbox is not completely syncing and it is slow to do anything. I remember a similar issue and it had to do with the entourage database. After some searching, I came across these directions:

You should rebuild the database if:

You have problems starting Entourage, or viewing, opening, and storing items.
Items that refuse to be deleted.
Need to reclaim disk space..
FAQ: “If I rebuild my Entourage database will I lose all my categories and links!”

[ANS] Not anymore with Entourage 2008!

It is recommended that you not rebuild your database as regular maintenance. Rebuilding should not be considered as a substitute for an adequate backup. You are encouraged to back up critical data on a regular basis.

Rebuilding should be avoided unless there is database corruption. Here’s what Jud Spencer [one of Entourage’s developers] said on the issue:

There is a small benefit to compacting regularly. Entourage maintains internal sort tables. Those sort tables are optimized on a compact.

However, you should only choose the rebuild option if your database is damaged. Many people believe that rebuilding your database will protect you from future corruption. That just isn’t the case.

Source

Tip: Emptying the cache does not reduce the database size itself. The database will be left with ‘wasted’ space in it every time you delete something. However, this is not all bad, since the wasted space is used up with new data as it is added. This way, over a period of time (assuming that you are deleting stuff as you go) the database will probably reach an optimum size, after which the stuff you delete is roughly equal to the stuff you add, and no further growth takes place.

If you need to recover the wasted space on your hard disk, you will have to do a ‘typical’ rebuild to compact the database. This will create a compacted version of the database without the wasted space. You will then have to manually delete the backup copies of the original database that the rebuild process creates AFTER you are happy the new one is OK.

Tip: Rather than compacting and keeping a small database, create a large database then delete messages in order to create a contiguous space on your hard drive for your messages.

Think about your data being in one contiguous space rather than in bits around your computer. Once your database has reached it’s size as established when you installed Entourage, the Finder will start writing your data in bits around your drive. If you establish a large Entourage database using large message files when you first set up your computer, you can then delete excess messages and Entourage will reuse that space with new messages. Think of this as creating a partition for Entourage.

How to Rebuild Your Database
As with any procedure like rebuild, it’s a good idea to make a backup prior to running. Your data should not be erased, but if something fails during this process, data could be lost. To be doubly sure, duplicate your Identity folder prior to the rebuild.
Locate your database. It should be in your Documents folder: Can’t find your database? See tip #9
Find the size of your database, use Get Info (Command + I).
Make sure you have enough hard disk space available for twice that amount. As part of the rebuilding process, Entourage creates a second database file.
Quit any applications that are running, including virus-protection applications, all Office applications, Microsoft Messenger for Mac, and Office Notifications, because they might interfere with rebuilding. How to quit Notifications.
If you can’t get to the rebuild screen, there could be a conflict with another application. Try restarting your computer with Shift key down to quit remaining processes. For example, “Quicken Scheduler” can interfere with the process.

Rebuild your database:
Entourage 2001 and Entourage X: Hold down the Option key and re-launch the application. In a few seconds, you’ll be greeted with a dialogue box asking if you want the “Typical Rebuild” or the “Advanced Rebuild.” Choose “Typical.”
Entourage 2004: Hold down the Option key and re-launch the application. In a few seconds, you’ll be greeted with the Entourage 2004 Database Utility. Select to rebuild. (Note: Compact the database (Like X’s “Typical rebuild”) Rebuild the database (Like X’s “Advanced Rebuild”)
Caution: Some of your data might be lost if you choose the Advanced Rebuild option. You should use this option only if you have already performed a typical rebuild and continue to experience problems starting Entourage or storing data.

During the rebuild process, the old files are renamed in case for some reason the rebuild was not successful and you need to revert to the original database. After you’ve rebuilt your database and checked the application’s performance, you can delete the old versions from your hard drive. Do not throw away these files unless you are satisfied with the rebuild.

Old files are named:
Entourage 2004: Main [Backed up date and time will be shown] e.g. Main [Backed up 1-21-2007 13.35]
Entourage X: “Old Database Cache” and “Old Database”
Entourage 2001: “Old Database Cache”, “Old Database”, and “Old Messages.” In addition, Database (Rebuild) Cache is retained.

http://www.entourage.mvps.org/database/rebuild.html

Light-Bot is a robot programming game and this article gives you all the programs to complete the game.  I’m a programmer, of course, so this helps a lot.  If you want to play this, you can play it on Kongregate:

http://www.kongregate.com/games/Coolio_Naito/light-bot

F: Forward
R: Right
L: Left
J: Jump
B: Light Bulb
1: Function 1
2: Function 2

Level 1: Program your bot to move and light up the blue tiles!
Main: FFB

Level 2: Try turning your bot!
Main: FLFRFFFRFB

Level 3: Jumping can get you over barriers!
Main: FJJFLBFBFB

Level 4: Jumping can also get you to new heights!
Main: FJJFRFFFFFB

Level 5: Get it now?
Main: JFFLFFFLJJJB

Level 6: Not enough space? Try creating Functions using F1 and F2
Main: F1R1BJR2RR22
F1: JJ
F2: FFFB

Level 7: RE-USING functions is great for REPETITIVE tasks!
Main: 1RFR1
F1: 2222
F2: BFBF

Level 8: Putting the “fun” back in “functions”!
Main: JF111R1
F1: BFFBRFF

Level 9: Now you’re thinking like a programmer.
Main: JLJ1111
F1: BJBFBJR

Level 10: Do you feel your mind getting numb yet?
Main: FFF11BRR1JR2
F1: JFLJFRJF
F2: JL1FB

Level 11: Second-to-last level… up to it?
Main: 1RJR1RJR1
F1: 22LJL22
F2: BFBFBFBF

Level 12: The Final Level Don’t get dizzy!
Main: FJBL1R1R11R2
F1: BJBJBJ
F2: 1R1R1

GREAT JOB You are truly a programmer at heart!

Another day, another game.  This game’s walkthrough?

PUB DARTS WALKTHROUGH!

This game is rather simple and has a nice trick.  If you slightly move the mouse around, you can almost pinpoint where the dart is going to land.  This works out well if you are shooting a bullseye or double bullseye.  It is not exactly accurate, but pretty close.  Also, the name of the game is to get 501 as quick as possible.

Triple: three times the amount hit

Double: twice the amount hit

Bullseye: 25 points

Double Bullseye: 50 points

Good luck and happy darts!

NOTE: If you have stolen a laptop, shame on you!  I needed to perform this procedure on a girl’s laptop who OD’d on coke and they wanted to try to find out who sold it to her.  Also, the coke was laced, so they want to make sure that no one else uses it, or so they claim.  My guess is that they just want to find the dealer.  Regardless, this is the procedure on how to reset the main password in OSX if the system does not allow you to login.

Resetting the original administrator account password

Follow these steps to reset a password when there is only one administrator account on the computer, or if the original administrator account (of several) needs a password reset. “Original” administrator account refers to the one that was created immediately after installing Mac OS X. If the original administrator password is known, the original administrator user may reset the passwords of other administrator accounts using the steps described above.

1. Start up from a Mac OS X Install CD (one whose version is closest the the version of Mac OS X installed). You should first disable Open Firmware password protection, if it is enabled. Hold the C key as the computer starts.
2. Choose Reset Password from the Installer menu (or Utilities menu in Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger). Tip: If you don’t see this menu or menu choice, you’re probably not started from the CD yet.
3. Select your Mac OS X hard disk volume.
4. Set the user name of your original administrator account.

   Important: Do not select “System Administrator (root)”. This is actually a reference to the root user. Do not confuse it with a normal administrator account.

Walkthrough of every screen of The Several Journeys of Reemus: Chapter 1.  What to click, when to click it, and how hard.  Getting through is a breeze now!  Here is the link, on Kongregate:

http://www.kongregate.com/games/zeebarf/the-several-journeys-of-reemus-chapter-1

Scene 1: Chased by a Wolf

1. Click on the blue tail in the lower left of the screen.
2. Click on the snake head to get his attention, then on the long dangly thing to get it swinging, then on the snake head again to tie its tail to the tree.
3. Click on the top squirter on the tree to call the purple bunny over.  Click on the bottom squirter to get the snake’s attention.

Screen 2: Outside the Castle

1. Click on the orange cloth to attach it to the tree.
2. Click on the wand to pick it up.  Click on the green brick in the well to pull it loose.
3. Click on the wand again to pick it up.  Click on the pile of dirt on the right to stick it in.
4. Click on the orange cloth to attach it to the wand. Click on the green brick to load the slingshot.
5. Click on the wand to release the slingshot.
6. Click on the rope to tie it to the flag.
7. Click on the rope to climb the rope.

Scene 3: Inside the Well

1. Click on the sucker on the ceiling to make it fall.
2. Click on the big goldfish when it jumps up to catch the big fish.
3. Click on the spike coming out of the wall on the left to make it fall.  Click on the spike again.  Click on the lillypad to make it move up to the spike.  Click on the spike to attach the lillypad to it.  Click on the spike to attach it to the bucket.  Click on the bottom of the big fish to attach the string.  Click on the plant in the top left corner to unleash the plant killers.
4. Click on the little guy to make him swim down.  Click on the bucket to get in.

Scene 4: Inside the Wall

1. Click the axe.  Click the wood barring the door three times.
2. Click the axe.  Click the chain holding the well basket.  Click the chain again.  Click the chain again.
3. Click the closer wheel of the wagon.  Click the exposed axle.  Click the exposed axle again.  Click the wheel.  Click the chain.  Click the wheel.

Scene 5: Barricaded!

1. Click on the grain to spill it. Click on the live chicken.
2. Click on the right chicken hanging.
3. Click on the clotheline pulley twice to put a towel over the monster.  Click on the towel.  Click on the tail to tie it up.  Click on the barricade to remove it.  Click on the door to open it.

Scene 6: Weird Room

1. Open the door and leave.  Come back to this room later.

Scene 7: Blacksmithy

1. Click on the sword.  Click on the fire to heat the sword.  Click on the hammer to forge the sword.
2. Click on the grinder handle.  Click on the sword.  Click on the grinder wheel to sharpen the sword.
3. Click on the sword, then click on the hook on the wall to cut it off.

4. Click on the spear.  Click on the vice to put it in.  Click on the spearhead to remove the shaft.  Click on the shaft.  Click on the hook on the ledge.  Click on the hook on the shaft.

Scene 6: Revisited

1. Click on the hook on the attic door.  Listen to the strange guy in the attic.
2. Click on the lock dial.  Set the lock dial so that the top image has the right image, time of day, and color indicated by the carving.  Pull the lever.
3. Click on the rope.  Click on the rope again.

Scene 8: Escape

1. Click on the scroll.
2. Click on the box on the bottom shelf.  Click on the revealed bottle.
3. Click on the vials to make the smoke color equal the color for the first item on the scroll, the two different sized balls.. Click on the spoon holding the bird cage.  Click on the spoon again.  Click on the plant.
4. Click on the vials to make the smoke color equal the color for the third item on the scroll, the plant leaf.  Click on the spoon to stir it, and click on the plant leaf.

Ending 1:
5. Click on the cheese.  Click on the glue in the bottle above the cheese to drench the chees.  Click on the floor, to make the mouse come out and get stuck.
6. Click on the vials to make the smoke color equal the color for the second item on the scroll, the wings.  Click on the spoon to stir it, then on the mouse to give him wings.
7. Click on the vials to make the smoke color equal the color for the first item on the scroll, the two different sized balls.  Click on the spoon and then the rat to make it grow.

Ending 2:
5.Click on the cheese.  Click on the exposed switch.
6. Click on the vials to make smoke color equal to the color for the second item on the scroll, the wings.  Click on the spoon to stir it, then on the mouse to give it wings.
7. Click on the box, then cilck on the pasta.  Click on the cauldron.  Click on the bird.
8. Click on the vials to make smoke color equal to the color for the first item on the scroll, the two different sized balls.  Click on the spoon to stir it, then on the bird to make it huge.

Walkthrough Walkthrough where art thou? The next game? Arsenal: The Romanov Files!

Mission 1a – shoot all the bad guys. Head shots are the most effective.
Mission 1b – shoot the guy with the yellow tie
Mission 2a – shoot all the bad guys
Mission 2b – shoot the guy with the yellow tie. He will be walking on the lower sidewalk
Mission 3a – Shoot all the bad guys
Mission 3b – Shoot the tire of the car and then shoot the guy that gets out of the car
Mission 4a – Shoot all the bad guys
Mission 4b – Shoot the fuse box. Wait for the yellow tie to come out and shoot him in the head
Mission 5a – Shoot all the bad guys. Due to a virus, no upgrades
Mission 5b – follow the arrows on the bullet and it will find and kill the end boss