Subject: 83% Decrease in Wrinkles/Fine Lines

From: 4 Weeks to Flawless <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2014 10:42:35 -0700

The pics leaked to the media explain it all

Never before seen - View now -> http://www.ivykip.com/ellen/pic/released.html

She's Insane: Ellen does this every morning in order to look 20-years younger.

Here is the secret she didnt want you to know

See DocOz's Explanation: http://www.ivykip.com/ellen/pic/released.html

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Thanks, been looking for a solution to that onWonderful - until #2639 is fixed this is the only solution I've found so far that works. Here's the link to the rails issue
As of Rails 3.2.1 those pulls alone do not squelch the sprocket logging and file is still needed.  
Indeed. Sounds like this file will always be needed, as setting config.assets.logger to false will only silence what Sprockets outputs. This silences Action Pack requests/responses, which is something that the Rails dev have said they don't intend to silence for special cases. 
awesome! Definitely improves clarity in development. you should just get this into rails core. make it an option in config.assets  would be better to disable logging than to log t Rails.application.assets.logger = false  also be nice if sprockets were conditionally inserted into the ActionDispatch::MiddlewareStack instead of mounted as a route, then we could simply move it up the stack before Rails::Rack::Logger. longer works on latest rails version 3.2.5 how can we fix thisworks for me. what are your errors? please put Works on 3.2.5. Teh amazing.  good on 3.2.3 obviously not alias_method_chain is redundant - plain alias would be enough; but many many thanks for pointing at Rails::Rack::LoggerOn windows replace '/dev/null' with 'NUL'  works for me on rails4 but agree with @crankharder. this should go into config.assets If you're working in DOS, instead of git reset --soft HEAD^ you'll need to use git reset --soft HEAD~1. The ^ is a continuation character in DOS so it won't work prop
 erly. Also, --soft is the default, so you can omit it if you like and just say git reset HEAD~1. in zsh you have to quote ^, so git reset --soft 'HEAD^'... at least I what I wrote above; --mixed is the default.  --mixed means to keep the changed files, but not keep them in the index.  --soft would keep the changed files and keep them in the index as they were just before the changed commit. Sorry for the confusion.)  I hope by "DOS" you mean  thought...If we keep repeating this.. wont we lose the complete version?git actually keeps files around for about 30 days before garbage-collecting them, so with sufficient git-fu you can even undo a hard reset! OTOH, you should be keeping backup copies of your code elsewhere, because not even reflog can protect you from an accidental rm -rf or a hard drive crash. users might get: zsh: no matches found: HEAD^ - you need to escape Question - In $ git commit ... do I need to pass the filename(for which I want to do undo the commit) instead of  an
 swer is confusing! Do the numbers represent alternatives or steps to do in order? I don't see how either could work.FYI: after stage 2, your changes are still staged. If you're trying to remove a specific file from your commit, you'll need to manually unstage it: git reset HEAD filename