If you've got a local account but not a domain admin, IIRC you could try metasploit with the psexec payload to put meterpreter down on the server and then use the getsystem command to try and get admin on the box.

EDIT Per @void_in this won't work with W2K8 and UAC, to you'd need to use an exploit to elevate privileges, e.g. the MS12-042 one linked in comments

if that's succcessful you can dump the domain password hashes and try and crack them (this will be easier if you can remember anything about the password like length or character set that you did/did not include).

What I'm not sure about, but which might work is, if you can use getsystem on the domain controller whether you can then use meterpreters add user commands to add a new domain admin, may be worth a try :)

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I use GraphicConverter on a Mac to tweak my photos before uploading to share. Typically, I'll brighten or adjust a shadowed area or contrast, that sort of thing. Sometimes I'll hide a defect (such as a person who walked in front of a shot) by copying adjacent background over the top.

Is it possible to darken gray hair with GraphicConverter?  I've tried selecting the hair (using either lasso or polygon selector) and then darkening the selection or adjusting the gamma, but this always ends up with a sharp line around the selection.
