Commenting out analytics code

It seems that GA is tracking localhost visits to beLocal for some
reason… I’ll investigate, but for now, I’m going to comment this out
and uncomment it on deployment.
Removing debug statement
Commenting out GA
Merge branch 'master' into misc-fixes

Conflicts:
	src/client/app/index.html
Added timeout for masonry on main page
angular-masonry to the rescue!

TIL: Always go one step further when researching solutions and using
AngularJS. Does a JS framework exist? Yes? Does one build specifically
for angular exist? Yes? Use that to save yourself immense amounts of
sadness.
fixed the numeric search issue #86
Fixed bower.json

We were getting a strange jQuery issue with this line in.
fixed the internal 500 error caused by searching '#' and '&' special chars
Fixed padding on categories
Fixed off by one error on masonry
Fixed affix padding for maps
Turned off CSS animations for Masonry for now
Fixed affix.js logic to remove redundancies.
Merge pull request #100 from rpanjwani/misc-fixes

Misc fixes
Nasty hack to fix masonry for now.

The only problem that angular-masonry is unable to solve is the issue
we’re getting when filtering products by tag/category. Here, we need to
either remove items from our masonry properly (using
addItems()/removeItems()) or figure out a better way to fire masonry
when filtering.

I explored some solutions for the latter (firing layout() for masonry
when ng-repeat finishes for example), but nothing worked until I tried
a simple timeout() solution.
Fixed market details display bug

We were still showing details even when there were no markets available
to be joined. I’m pushing this to master then deployment since it’s a
pretty low risk fix.
Pushing emergency fix for geocoder

Google changed the way the geocoder returns results which broke our
custom locations. Pushing this to master as well.
Merge pull request #103 from rpanjwani/search-numeric-fix

fixed the numeric search issue #86
Fixed photo orientation for mobile

After a fair bit of searching, it turns out there’s a nice set of image
processing tools called pilkit. One of the processors it offers is
called Transpose() which rotates a photo based on its orientation EXIF
data. This corrects the orientation of any images uploaded via mobile.