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Jessica Roose | 2/20/2013"Stop if you`re under 21."
Signs like this hang in bars across the state, to warn those who are underage that they cannot drink in the establishment. But lawmakers want to let those who try anyway know that their actions won`t be tolerated.
"If you want to be an adult and buy alcohol, but you`re not, we`ll treat you like one," said Representative Joe Heilman (R) from Fargo.
The bill would make it a Class B misdemeanor if caught drinking underage or providing it to someone who is. The individual would also have to complete 40 hours of community service and pay a $500 fine. Those penalties double on the second offense.
"A third offense is a Class C Felony which carries a maximum of five years in jail and a fine of up to $5,000, or both," said Representative Karen Karls (R) from Bismarck.
Lawmakers say they hope the harsher penalties will address the growing problem in the state. They say North Dakota consistently ranks among the worst states for underage drinking.
"Not only are they getting the alcohol, but they`re drinking it a lot heavier. Because it`s kind of a rush, I guess, when you`re breaking the law," Heilman said.
Not everyone thinks the Legislation is the right way to go about addressing the issue.
"When you start trying to regulate or trying to do behavior modification with society it has a way of keep pushing it underground and I think that got proven back in the 20s with prohibition," said Representative Keith Kempenich (R) from Bowman.
Others raised concerns that the bill is a one size fits all approach and that it should be up to the courts to address each case as they see fit. The bill passed with 61 votes.
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The following is the continuation of a series of columns on Linux disasters and how to recover from them, inspired in part by a Halloween Linux Journal Live episode titled "Horror Stories". You can watch the original episode at www.linuxjournal.com/video/linux-journal-live-horror-stories.
Some commands on the command line are so blunt, so potentially devastating, that every time I use them, I pause for a moment before I press Enter. In my last column, I discussed one of my all-time favorites: dd (which could possibly stand for Destroy Data). Of course, as useful as dd is, I don't use it every single day, so even though I approach the command with reverence, you might argue it doesn't compare to the true master of data destruction: rm. Yes, dd can wipe out your hard drive in a few short keystrokes, but nothing really matches the compact destructive power of rm -rf /.
True, most people aren't bitten by that version of the command. Usually, it's its more sinister brother, rm -rf ./ run from the wrong directory. The scene plays out something like this:
rm -rf ./
Clicking noises from the hard drive... "Hmm, that's taking longer than I tho...HEY!" Ctrl-C Ctrl-C Ctrl-C.
It's too late. By the time you noticed you ran that command in the wrong terminal, half of your home directory is gone. Now when I started out with Linux, I always was told in true UNIX form that when you rm a file, it is gone, and there is no way you can get it back. Undelete commands were for DOS users anyway—we Linux users knew better, right? Well, it turns out, we don't. Most Linux users I know have deleted the wrong files at least once in their lives. Now, the best protection against this is a backup (noticing a common thread in this series?), but if you don't have a backup, you aren't completely without hope. Everything you might have been told about the rm command isn't entirely true, and by the end of this article, you'll find that Linux does have an undelete of sorts.
To understand how to recover a deleted file, it's important to understand what rm does. When rm deletes a file, it essentially adds those blocks to the available free space on that filesystem. Unless you use a tool like shred, the data in those blocks stays intact until another file overwrites them. Blocks aren't reused in any date order, so some freed blocks might stay on the system for days, weeks or even years before they are reallocated to a new file, while others could be reused almost immediately.
Because a Linux system writes files constantly, time is against you when you accidentally delete a file. The first thing you should do if you delete important files is unmount that filesystem. If you can't easily unmount the filesystem, shut down the system. Or, if the files are extra important, you might even pull the plug to ensure no other files are written to disk.
It turns out that accident-prone Linux users aren't the only ones who want to recover deleted files. In fact, deleted file recovery is particularly useful for forensics, as attackers might try to delete files to cover their tracks. Forensics tools work with the filesystem on a low level as it is, because they try to gather data traditional tools might miss.
To recover deleted files, you need to install sleuthkit. Most distributions these days offer it as a package; otherwise, you can download the source from the project's Web site. It may go without saying, but don't install sleuthkit on the filesystem you are recovering! If you need to recover files from the root filesystem, this may mean you have to take the hard drive to a second system or use a rescue disk like Knoppix that includes sleuthkit.
Once you have sleuthkit installed, you need to get a second disk that is large enough to store any files you want to recover. Unlike some other recovery methods, with sleuthkit, you don't have to create a complete image of the free space, so you won't need nearly as much storage. You can use the df tool to see how much free space you have:
$ df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/sda1 9.4G 7.0G 2.0G 79% / /dev/sda3 20G 17G 3.6G 83% /home
In this case, I have around 2GB of space on my / partition and 3.6GB in /home to which to restore files. For this example, let's assume I have connected the recovery filesystem to this machine, and it has shown up as /dev/sda1. Be sure not to mount this filesystem. Or, if your machine automatically mounted it, be sure to unmount it before you continue, so you won't write to it accidentally. Because /home has more free space, I will recover to it, so I create a directory to store the recovered files and then use the sleuthkit fls (forensic ls) command to create a list of all the deleted files it can find on /dev/sda1:
$ mkdir ~/recovery $ sudo fls -f ext -d -r -p /dev/sdb1 \ > ~/recovery/deleted_files.txt
This command might take some time, depending on how much free space it has to pore through. In the meantime, we can discuss what these different arguments mean. The fls man page goes into more detail, but the -f argument specifies what filesystem fls is scanning (ext is used for ext2 and ext3). If you are unsure what value to use, type fls -f list to see a complete list of filesystems. By default, fls can list all the files on a particular filesystem, but when you specify -d, it lists only deleted ones. The -r option turns on recursion, so it traverses all directories it finds, and the -p option outputs the full path to each file. Without -p, if multiple files have the same name, it might be difficult to tell them apart. Finally, you list the partition you want fls to scan.
Once fls completes, you can open ~/recovery/deleted_files.txt to see a complete list of all the deleted files on the filesystem. It will look something like the following:
d/d * 944680: home/kyle/.mutt r/r * 943542: home/kyle/.muttrc r/r * 910452: home/kyle/may_lj_article.txt
The first field tells you whether the file is a directory (d/d) or a regular file (r/r). Next is an inode number for the file, and then finally, you see the path to the file. Let's say, for this example, I want to recover the /home/kyle/may_lj_article.txt file. I then would use the sleuthkit icat tool to recover it. The icat program is a special version of cat that takes inodes as arguments. In this case, I would specify the inode 910452:
$ sudo icat -f ext -r -s /dev/sdb1 910452 \ >~/recovery/may_lj_article.txt
As with fls, this might take some time to complete. You can read about all of its arguments in the icat man page, but here I use -f to specify the filesystem type like with fls. The -r option tells icat to go into a special recovery mode it uses for deleted files. The -s option causes icat to output the full contents of any sparse files it finds. Finally, I specify the partition to recover from and the inode to recover. Once the command completes, I can open ~/recovery/may_lj_article.txt and see whether it was able to restore it.
This method works fine when you need to recover only a few files, but what if you need to recover hundreds? Well, if you search on-line, you will find a number of different shell scripts people have written to recover all deleted files from fls output automatically. Below is one I originally found at forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-365703.html and then improved a bit:
#!/bin/bash DISK=/dev/sdb1 # disk to scan RESTOREDIR=/home/kyle/recovery # directory to restore to mkdir -p "$RESTOREDIR" cat $1 | while read line; do filetype=`echo "$line" | awk {'print $1'}` filenode=`echo "$line" | awk {'print $3'}` filenode=${filenode%:} filenode=${filenode%(*} filename=`echo "$line" | cut -f 2` echo "$filename" if [ $filetype == "d/d" ]; then mkdir -p "$RESTOREDIR/$filename" else mkdir -p "$RESTOREDIR/`dirname $filename`" icat -f ext -r -s "$DISK" "$filenode" \ > "$RESTOREDIR/$filename" fi done
Save this script under /usr/local/bin/restore. To use this script, replace the DISK and RESTOREDIR variables at the top of the script so they match your environment, give it executable permissions, and then run it with the fls output you created before as an argument. All of your recovered files will be wherever you set RESTOREDIR nested within their parent directories:
$ sudo chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/restore $ sudo /usr/local/bin/restore ~/recovery/deleted_files.txt
Now, don't let this make you too comfortable with rm—there's no guarantee a particular file will be complete or even recovered at all. I still say the best policy is to have backups followed by a thoughtful pause before you press Enter on any recursive rm command.
Kyle Rankin is a Senior Systems Administrator in the San Francisco Bay Area and the author of a number of books, including Knoppix Hacks and Ubuntu Hacks for O'Reilly Media. He is currently the president of the North Bay Linux Users' Group.
Kyle Rankin is a systems architect; and the author of DevOps Troubleshooting, The Official Ubuntu Server Book, Knoppix Hacks, Knoppix Pocket Reference, Linux Multimedia Hacks, and Ubuntu Hacks.
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Great article, Thanks!
I had a user that deleted some files because he used 'rm -rf stuff *.' instead of 'rm -rf stuff/*'.
So the solution I used to get back his files was the program call photorec from http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec
The recovery took a long time and the recovered file names were randomized but we were able to get back the most important files.
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If the last two nights are any indication the upcoming Class AAA sectional baseball tournament should be a dandy.
For the second straight evening the Logan High School baseball team rallied to beat a sectional opponent on its home field.
This time, George Washington was the victim as the Class AAA No. 6 Wildcats came back to defeat the Patriots 10-8 at Logan's Roger Gertz Field on a chilly Tuesday night.
The Wildcats, which improved to 15-3 on the season, trailed GW 6-2 in the third inning and 8-4 in the sixth before pushing six runs across in the bottom of the sixth inning.
Two nights ago, Logan trailed sectional rival South Charleston 6-4 but came back to win 7-6 over the Black Eagles, also at home.
The Wildcats got the game-winner in the bottom of the sixth when second baseman Trent Dalton broke an 8-8 tie as he punched a 1-2 pitch to the opposite field in right for an RBI single.
Logan then scored an insurance run with a forced steal as the Wildcats had runners at the corners and two outs. Dalton got himself purposely into a rundown and when the throw went to George Washington first baseman Joe Wong, Logan's runner on third base, Matthew Greene, then broke for home. He beat Wong's toss and slid in safely as Logan led 10-8.
Logan coach Roger Gertz then went to his bullpen in the top of the seventh, calling on his closer Justin Oney to shut the door on the Patriots.
George Washington got a two-out, pinch-hit single from Jeff Wong but then Oney, a senior right-hander, struck out leadoff man Reagan Patton to end the game.
Logan relief pitcher Johnny Morrison was credited with the win. He relieved starter Alex Mareske in the top of the sixth and gave up one run and two hits with one walk. Then in bottom of the sixth, Logan plated its six runs.
George Washington starter Clayton Anderson went the distance, yielding 10 runs and 10 hits with seven walks and one strikeout.
Mareske tossed five innings and gave up six runs and seven hits with eight strikeouts and four walks.
Down 8-4 in the sixth, Logan went to work.
Andrew Staton's RBI single up the middle cut the Patriot lead to 8-5.
Then with one out, catcher Benji Adkins laced an RBI single to left off a tiring Anderson, to make it an 8-6 ballgame.
Mareske then stepped up and belted an RBI single to left, trimming GW lead to just 8-7.
Courtesy runner Chase Preston then scored on a dropped fly ball error in the Patriot outfield to tie it up 8-8.
Dalton then came up with his two-out clutch hit to right field for the winner.
George Washington had jumped on top 1-0 in the top of the first with Anderson's RBI single to right.
The Wildcats plated two in the last half of the first to take a 2-1 lead. The runs scored on back-to-back RBI fielder's choice play groundballs by Adkins and Mareske.
GW went back on top 5-2 in the second after Patton's RBI single to center and catcher Alex Levitan's monstrous three-run homer to left which nearly hit the school.
The Patriots would add another in the third as Anderson doubled and scored on Connor Moffatt's RBI double to left as GW led 6-2.
Logan cut the deficit to 6-4 in the bottom of the third as Oney had an RBI bloop single behind second base. Dalton followed by drawing a bases loaded walk to force in another run.
George Washington tacked on two more in the top of the sixth off Morrison to make it 8-4. Wong drove in one with a sac fly to right. Anderson knocked in the other run with an RBI single to left.
But then it was a disaster for the Patriots in the bottom of the sixth as Logan rallied for the win.
Adam Mareske went 2-for-3 with two singles for Logan. Adkins was 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI while Alex Mareske was 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI. Dalton had two RBI, including the game-winner.
Anderson went 3-for-4 with two RBI to lead GW. Moffatt, Levitan and Patton had two hits each.
George Washington dropped to 14-10 on the season with the loss. The Patriots were swept by Logan this season, falling 13-3 in late March at home. Logan went 4-0 against its sectional rivals, also taking a 7-3 victory at South Charleston during the regular season.
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Composition means arrangement: putting together elements to make a whole. Just as speakers of a language must learn to put words in order to communicate verbally, photographers must learn to arrange the elements of their photos in order to communicate visually.
Good composition feels right when you look at the finished photograph. The eye and the mind have a preference for certain arrangements. When this arrangement is present in a photograph, the viewer's eye will stay in the photograph longer.
When you're taking a photograph, try not to think about just the objects in the photo. Try to look more 'abstractly' at the scene and recognise shapes, shadows, forms, lines etc. This is a skill that can be cultivated over time with practice. Although no one can give you the rule to follow in any given scenario (there are simply too many possible scenes to photograph--that's what makes photography so special!), there are some principles you can start to think about that will improve your composition. Looks out for these visual elements in your photos, and remember to take lots of photos. When you look back over your photos, compare the compositions and see the effect of each.
Converging Lines
Look for converging lines such as roads, railway lines, paving stones, railings and shadows. These lead the eye across the picture and into the distance, making for a more dynamic shot. This technique often works well in a wide-angle photo.
Rhythmic elements
Try to find repeating or rhythmic elements such as anything in rows – people, trees, cars – or any repetitious arrangement. These patterns are restful to the eye, but the slight variations make the composition lively and interesting. This works well with photos taken in telephoto mode or taken with a long (telephoto) lens that allows a far-away view.
Overlapping elements
Overlap elements in the scene to partially hide your subject – creating a sense of mystery. You'll also notice a greater sense of depth – space receding into the picture. This works well with photos taken in telephoto mode or taken with a long (telephoto) lens that allows a far-away view.
Use frames within the picture: trees, people's arms, doorways – these are all framing devices which concentrate the viewer's attention on the point of interest. Sometimes adjusting your position only slightly is all it takes to use one object to frame another.