Catch a Ruby exception for logging, but don't throw it?

I seem开发者_JAVA技巧 to be having a brain freeze. I want to catch a possible Ruby exception during a loop through several objects in order to count it as a failure for displaying later, but I do not want execution halted; I want it to skip the bad record and continue. How do I do this again? I don't think I can use retry because that would try the same record again, right?

some_ary.each do |item|
  begin
    do_something_with item
  rescue Exception => e
    Logger.error "OH NO: #{e}"
  end
end

Execution should continue with errors caught and logged.

Don't "do" anything. If you've caught an exception and handled it (by adding the bad object to a list or whatever), just continue on your way. Pseudo-code:

for each object foo
    try
        do something risky with foo
    catch
        badobjects.add(foo)