Comments for visualcondition blog - flash & ruby on rails http://blog.visualcondition.com Flash and design blog of Andrew Fitzgerald Fri, 05 Dec 2008 10:19:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on 500 Error in Rails Using Apache and mod_rails Passenger by enzor http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/07/16/500-error-in-rails-using-apache-and-mod_rails-passenger/#comment-2091 enzor Sat, 29 Nov 2008 23:44:10 +0000 http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/07/16/500-error-in-rails-using-apache-and-mod_rails-passenger/#comment-2091 <p>One thousand thanks for this tip really, i lost 2 days of work trying to sneak out of this problem. now al go smoothly ;)</p> One thousand thanks for this tip
really, i lost 2 days of work trying to sneak out of this problem.
now al go smoothly ;)

]]> Comment on AndrewFitzgerald.com Registered by andrew http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/08/12/andrewfitzgeraldcom-registered/#comment-2082 andrew Mon, 13 Oct 2008 16:07:01 +0000 http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/08/12/andrewfitzgeraldcom-registered/#comment-2082 <p>I appreciate where you're coming from, and in this scenario, I don't think that is really the case. It was left unregistered for quite a while and the original site wasn't really being used, so the intent and context wasn't of anything malicious.</p> <p>I could understand if <em>was</em> somebody's business and a company name, and I did it just to get money and nab it from them, but that wasn't the case.</p> I appreciate where you’re coming from, and in this scenario, I don’t think that is really the case. It was left unregistered for quite a while and the original site wasn’t really being used, so the intent and context wasn’t of anything malicious.

I could understand if was somebody’s business and a company name, and I did it just to get money and nab it from them, but that wasn’t the case.

]]> Comment on AndrewFitzgerald.com Registered by Mark Ireland http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/08/12/andrewfitzgeraldcom-registered/#comment-2081 Mark Ireland Mon, 13 Oct 2008 10:59:53 +0000 http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/08/12/andrewfitzgeraldcom-registered/#comment-2081 <p>Dont you think the original owner of AndrewFitzgerald.com has some rights. Shouldnt you buy it off him or her? Is a policy of 'Devil-take-the -weakest' the best way to run any business?</p> Dont you think the original owner of AndrewFitzgerald.com has some rights.
Shouldnt you buy it off him or her?
Is a policy of ‘Devil-take-the -weakest’ the best way to run any business?

]]> Comment on Twease 2.0 Beta by David http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/03/23/twease-20-beta/#comment-2080 David Thu, 09 Oct 2008 11:45:42 +0000 http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/03/25/twease-20-beta/#comment-2080 <p>Champion! Have emulated the gotoAndLearn advanced Fuse lesson with Twease in Flash Studio 8. And now trying Twease on a glow filter. Thanks for all your work.</p> Champion! Have emulated the gotoAndLearn advanced Fuse lesson with Twease in Flash Studio 8. And now trying Twease on a glow filter. Thanks for all your work.

]]> Comment on New Personal Development Blog by Jody http://blog.visualcondition.com/2006/12/07/new-personal-development-blog/#comment-2077 Jody Thu, 18 Sep 2008 19:24:07 +0000 http://blog.visualcondition.com/?p=18#comment-2077 <p>I am writing to recommend a brand new movie called THE OPUS that is bound to become just as popular as The Secret. I have no doubt that it will not be long until it appears on everywhere you look. Including the Oprah Winfrey show. This film is being called by many as The Next step to The Secret. I think it is even more than that. It is a practical, inspiration, no-nonsense approach to creating an incredible life legacy and reaching your greatest personal success.</p> <p>The film features many of the cast from The Secret returning. Joe Vitale, Jack Canfield, John Demarinti, Marci Shimoff, Morris “the Miracle Man” Goodman and others.</p> <p>The films official website is at www.TheOpusMovie.com and they have several very interesting clips that are worth watching where people are giving their beaming reviews that this show will be “bigger than The Secret.” You can also get copies of the film and sign up as an affiliate to help spread the word of this amazing film.</p> <p>The movie is so full of inspirational power. Here are just a few lines from the film:</p> <p>“Most people deceive themselves. Most people settle for something less than what they really want.” – Dr. Joe Vitale</p> <p>“The size of your thinking determines the size of your results, if you have vastly big thinking, you have vastly big results.” – Mark Victor Hansen</p> <p>“Your greatest moment can be measured by three things that make it great. What moment will have the longest lasting effect on your future? Which moment will carry the greatest future consequence? Which moment will have the farthest reaching impact on you and those around you? You greatest moment therefore becomes the moment that you DECIDE. Decision changes everything.” – Douglas Vermeeren</p> <p>“Your vitality in life is directly proportionate to the vividness of your vision.” Dr. John Demartini</p> <p>“The law of attraction just says that ANYTHING we think, feel, say and do we attract to us. So, we’re always creating through what we are putting out in our thoughts, our feelings, our words and our actions.” – Marci Shimoff</p> <p>“We will manifest into our lives what we expect.” – Dr. Joe Rubino</p> <p>“If you can’t get the big picture, start with the small stuff.” – Jack Canfield</p> I am writing to recommend a brand new movie called THE OPUS that is bound to become just as popular as The Secret. I have no doubt that it will not be long until it appears on everywhere you look. Including the Oprah Winfrey show. This film is being called by many as The Next step to The Secret. I think it is even more than that. It is a practical, inspiration, no-nonsense approach to creating an incredible life legacy and reaching your greatest personal success.

The film features many of the cast from The Secret returning. Joe Vitale, Jack Canfield, John Demarinti, Marci Shimoff, Morris “the Miracle Man” Goodman and others.

The films official website is at http://www.TheOpusMovie.com and they have several very interesting clips that are worth watching where people are giving their beaming reviews that this show will be “bigger than The Secret.” You can also get copies of the film and sign up as an affiliate to help spread the word of this amazing film.

The movie is so full of inspirational power. Here are just a few lines from the film:

“Most people deceive themselves. Most people settle for something less than what they really want.” – Dr. Joe Vitale

“The size of your thinking determines the size of your results, if you have vastly big thinking, you have vastly big results.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“Your greatest moment can be measured by three things that make it great. What moment will have the longest lasting effect on your future? Which moment will carry the greatest future consequence? Which moment will have the farthest reaching impact on you and those around you? You greatest moment therefore becomes the moment that you DECIDE. Decision changes everything.” – Douglas Vermeeren

“Your vitality in life is directly proportionate to the vividness of your vision.” Dr. John Demartini

“The law of attraction just says that ANYTHING we think, feel, say and do we attract to us. So, we’re always creating through what we are putting out in our thoughts, our feelings, our words and our actions.” – Marci Shimoff

“We will manifest into our lives what we expect.” – Dr. Joe Rubino

“If you can’t get the big picture, start with the small stuff.” – Jack Canfield

]]> Comment on AndrewFitzgerald.com Registered by andrew http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/08/12/andrewfitzgeraldcom-registered/#comment-2071 andrew Thu, 14 Aug 2008 00:47:01 +0000 http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/08/12/andrewfitzgeraldcom-registered/#comment-2071 <p>Wow, ugh that sucks man.</p> <p>I don't know though, I already have so many domains that I don't know what to do with. Oh well, it's one of those gotta haves.</p> Wow, ugh that sucks man.

I don’t know though, I already have so many domains that I don’t know what to do with. Oh well, it’s one of those gotta haves.

]]> Comment on AndrewFitzgerald.com Registered by dave http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/08/12/andrewfitzgeraldcom-registered/#comment-2070 dave Wed, 13 Aug 2008 15:36:24 +0000 http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/08/12/andrewfitzgeraldcom-registered/#comment-2070 <p>Nice buy! Someone has been holding on to my full name since 2003, and has registered through 2011, so consider yourself lucky!</p> Nice buy! Someone has been holding on to my full name since 2003, and has registered through 2011, so consider yourself lucky!

]]> Comment on Twease 2.0 Beta by andrew http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/03/23/twease-20-beta/#comment-2069 andrew Tue, 29 Jul 2008 01:04:59 +0000 http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/03/25/twease-20-beta/#comment-2069 <p>@Colin: And what example would that be? Is there one in the example files at Google Code?</p> @Colin: And what example would that be? Is there one in the example files at Google Code?

]]> Comment on 500 Error in Rails Using Apache and mod_rails Passenger by andrew http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/07/16/500-error-in-rails-using-apache-and-mod_rails-passenger/#comment-2068 andrew Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:11:35 +0000 http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/07/16/500-error-in-rails-using-apache-and-mod_rails-passenger/#comment-2068 <p>Hongli, thanks for the clarification on Passenger's default. I am aware rake has nothing to do with it, and assumed rake used the detected current ENV (somehow). Maybe it just wasn't detecting it for some reason?</p> <p>Honestly it's been a good year since using Rails in production, in a completely different hosting setup, and I don't think I had to worry about it. But glad to know my (original) assumptions were correct, before my troubles.</p> <p>Since then it appears to be running great - so awesome!</p> Hongli, thanks for the clarification on Passenger’s default. I am aware rake has nothing to do with it, and assumed rake used the detected current ENV (somehow). Maybe it just wasn’t detecting it for some reason?

Honestly it’s been a good year since using Rails in production, in a completely different hosting setup, and I don’t think I had to worry about it. But glad to know my (original) assumptions were correct, before my troubles.

Since then it appears to be running great - so awesome!

]]> Comment on 500 Error in Rails Using Apache and mod_rails Passenger by Hongli Lai http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/07/16/500-error-in-rails-using-apache-and-mod_rails-passenger/#comment-2067 Hongli Lai Fri, 18 Jul 2008 17:43:49 +0000 http://blog.visualcondition.com/2008/07/16/500-error-in-rails-using-apache-and-mod_rails-passenger/#comment-2067 <p>'rake' has got nothing to do with Phusion Passenger. It's a separate tool. Just like all Rails commandline tools, it respects the RAILS_ENV environment variable as the authoritative way to define the environment in which it operates. Phusion Passenger itself defaults to production environment.</p> ‘rake’ has got nothing to do with Phusion Passenger. It’s a separate tool. Just like all Rails commandline tools, it respects the RAILS_ENV environment variable as the authoritative way to define the environment in which it operates. Phusion Passenger itself defaults to production environment.

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