Recovering trashed data

hi all.
after importing my iPhoto library - and while in a dead sprint to get a presentation together in Keynote - I /believe/ I trashed some images due to a mis-understanding about how to move images around in Aperture.
effectively I think the upshot is that I somehow removed some images of even some Albums by not realizing I cannot move the images to a folder. not sure exactly what I did but I am now in the process of looking through my notes about this and trying to see if there is in fact a great deal of original images that are no longer there.
is there an uber intelligent way to simply search the TRASH or even TIME MACHINE for images that were deleted in some manner within Aperture and to simply re-import them to Aperture and re-organize them as necessary?!
Obviously the ideal situation would be to simply recover the trashed images and then organize them and find out if there are any dupes - as opposed to simply moving forward without trying to recover this data...
Thanks for any help on this.

Oracle does recover uncommitted transactions.
Please read Overview of Instance Recovery from 11.2 Concepts Guide:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e10713/startup.htm#CEGCHJGF which says:
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After the roll forward, any changes that were not committed must be undone. Oracle Database uses the checkpoint position, which guarantees that every committed change with an SCN lower than the checkpoint SCN is saved on disk. Oracle Database applies undo blocks to roll back uncommitted changes in data blocks that were written before the failure or introduced during cache recovery. This phase is called rolling back or transaction recovery.
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Edited by: P. Forstmann on 27 juil. 2010 13:59

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