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Tuesday, July 29, 2008
A Personal Uniform Fights Clothing Clutter
One way to avoid clothing clutter is to simplify your whole approach to clothing. I first read about this strategy from The Thoughtful Consumer, but in the last few days a few folks have blogged about very similar approaches.
Crazy Aunt Purl writes, in part: "My basic wardrobe is very simple -- I don't want to waste time each day worrying about what to wear for work, what's appropriate for the dress code, what matches, what is business professional enough, etc., so all my work clothes are based on one color scheme (black) and I have a limited but good quality selection of work clothes. Instead of buying 37 cheap tops and 19 pairs of inexpensive bottoms, I invested in eight really quality pairs of trousers and ten or so high-quality tops. I have two skirts (I don't wear skirts often at all) and a few jackets and that's it. Also hanging in the closet are some tops for nights out and jeans and so on. My work wardrobe is probably boring but I don't lose sleep over it. I realize this automated method of dressing for work makes the more fashion-minded folks in my circle break out in hives, but it really works awesome for me and I never have to wonder what to wear to my job." [Thanks to organizer Janine Adams for pointing me to Crazy Aunt Purl.]
On Simplicity pointed me to the Abundance Blog's post on creating closet bliss, which includes this suggestion: "Consider dressing in a personal uniform. That is, find a look that suits you and stick to it.
A few, well-selected quality items that look good on you will go much farther than owning a lot of clothes, none of which seem to fit right. Figure out which style slacks are the most flattering, which line of skirts suits your build, which length of jacket looks best on you, and so on. Many well-dressed men and women who find a suit or other piece of clothing that they like, buy it in several different colors because the cut and fit complements their build and the different colors make the outfit appear different."
Michele also wrote about her simplified wardrobe: "I buy almost everything I wear at Old Navy, so shopping is easy and not very expensive. Because I am meticulous about fit, everything in my closet looks good on me. I deliberately buy my clothes so that almost everything can be worn together."
Going back in time, you can read more about this idea on Unclutterer, starting out with the Steve Jobs jeans and black mock turtleneck look and moving on to other people's approaches to personal uniforms of sorts.
And over on Garbo Writes, there's this: "I used to have an artist friend who pitched out all her clothes and bought seven white oxford shirts and four pairs of blue jeans. She wanted to have time to do her art all the time and if she wore identical clothes, she spent no time sorting and matching and deciding. Plus she looked like an artist."
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- Anonymous said...
Hello Jeri,
Here is a link to an article a client shared with me about Jamie Lee Curtis turning 50 and shedding jewelry, clothing etc.
- July 31, 2008 at 3:43:00 AM PDT
- Anonymous said...
Jeri, thanks for this inspirational post. As we start thinking about the transition from simple summer to more complex fall wardrobes (something I usually avoid until the first snow flies)you've given some great resources here to get me thinking about what I'll keep/pass on/add both in packing up my summer things and setting up the fall wardrobe.
- July 31, 2008 at 7:53:00 AM PDT
- Anonymous said...
Hey Jeri: I had a "uniform" in law school because I wanted to look good but I didn't have a lot of time to be fretting over my clothes. It worked really well for me but then I guess I forgot about the idea and now I'm trying to come up with a uniform again.
- July 31, 2008 at 7:54:00 AM PDT
- Michele said...
This is a great post - you had me thinking even before I got to the part where you include me!
- July 31, 2008 at 10:45:00 AM PDT
- SueBK said...
This is my style. I work outside the home two days a week, and I wear the same thing week in, week out. Living in the subtropics, in winter I add a jacket, in summer I swap to short sleeves. Even my 'at home' wardrobe consists of jeans and shirts.
However, this is a lot easier for men, where, although fashion changes the basics tend to stay the same. I find it so hard to find women's outlets that sell anything except for what's in fashion. As an example I do not like hipster trousers, but for the last couple of years high waisted pants has required solid days of shopping.
- July 31, 2008 at 3:54:00 PM PDT
- Jeri Dansky said...
Anonymous, I really liked that story; thanks for the pointer.
"No more high heels" - personally, I am SO with her on that one. But the whole story was a delight.
Joan, a seasonal change for me is much less radical than for you; I wear many of the same clothes year round. But the changing of the seasons often feels like a nice time to make some re-evaluations, even when the seasonal changes are more subtle.
Marelisa, it took some time before I figured out what my "uniform" was as an organizer, but I do have a basic approach now that works well for me.
Michele, thanks for being one of the inspirations for this post - glad you liked it!
SueBK, I know JUST what you mean. My latest frustration is how hard it's been for about a year now to find women's tops that weren't the babydoll style - or whatever it is they're calling it on this incarnation.
- July 31, 2008 at 7:29:00 PM PDT
- Cynthia Friedlob said...
Belated thanks for the mention of The Thoughtful Consumer!
I enjoyed that article about Jamie Lee Curtis, too, though I also love the colorful minimalist wardrobe in the photograph on this post. If you can't deal with only black and white, that looks like a very workable option.
It's true that the uniform is not appealing to everyone, but just looking at Geralin Thomas' beautifully organized, vast selection of clothes and shoes shown on the July 31st post makes me hyperventilate. I could never cope with that many choices -- and I rather doubt that I could find that many different types of clothes that would fit me!
I agree with Crazy Aunt Purl that if you're going to go minimalist, you need to pop for higher quality items. And if you hate shopping as much as I do, remember that they'll last longer so you'll need to shop less frequently!
- July 31, 2008 at 9:56:00 PM PDT
- Jeri Dansky said...
Cynthia, I'm one who can't do black and white - black is a good color on me, white is not. (Having my colors done certainly helped me simplify my wardrobe, and my shopping.) I read some travel advice just a week ago urging people to simplify their travel wardrobes by wearing just black and white, and thought "If you're a Winter, and those colors look good on you, great - but otherwise, pick some other colors!"
- August 1, 2008 at 6:54:00 PM PDT
- Louise said...
I have a uniform: solid color knit shirts and basic pants/skirts. No prints or logos on anything. Short sleeve tees in summer, long sleeve tees in transitional weather, and turtlenecks in winter. Jeans, jean shorts, jean skirts and same in khaki. All shoes are black or khaki.
Living in 300 square feet, this simplifies my clothing tremendously. Every top goes with every bottom and I wear each item until the laundry basket is full.
I love this system. It never feels limiting to me because I only choose shirt colors that I love. I never have to wear that strange beige top because I got rid of it long ago. Every color in the drawer is a favorite! My accessories are different glasses frames and several high quality purses.
Luxury is simplicity, simple is a luxury.
- August 1, 2008 at 7:29:00 PM PDT
- Jeri Dansky said...
Louise, I'm not surprised to hear that the uniform approach works well for you.
And I'd encourage anyone - not just those living in a bus - to find a new home for that "strange beige top"! Why not have clothes that are all "favorites" - whether or not one uses the uniform approach?
- August 2, 2008 at 7:59:00 PM PDT
- Anonymous said...
Trying to implement a uniform of my own. I really enjoyed this article and searched for others and found an interesting one about 5 New Yorkers that wear the same color everyday.
- September 12, 2008 at 6:39:00 PM PDT
- Jeri Dansky said...
Anonymous, that was a really fun article - thanks for pointing me to it!
- September 12, 2008 at 10:01:00 PM PDT
- Anonymous said...
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I hope my brain — and shelves — have room for 20 more years
Twenty years gives you lots to forget.
Over the two decades of Bay Weekly, I've lost track of plenty. So as our Earth Day birthday approaches each year, I exercise my memory by lifting our archive books off their shelves.
The book for 1993 weighs only 3.5 pounds. We didn't start until Earth Day, and publication was fortnightly, so we printed only 19 issues that first year. The books for 2004 through 2008 are hefty, with 2006 tipping the scales at 15 pounds. Riding that economic high tide, pages multiplied. The last couple of yearbooks have been thinner. I hope this year's volume book — titled Bay Weekly 2013 Vol. XXI — puts on some weight. But only time and advertising will tell.
No matter their weight, the books give me lots of exercise because forgetfulness sends me on many trips from closet to desk.
Even recalling all the places they've lived is an exercise in memory. Here at 1160 Spa Road, they live in a closet, as they did at 1629 Forest Drive. In both locations, they've lain flat on shelves. For seven years at 536 Deale Road, the collection stood upright on the floor under a low window-height bookshelf. That was not a good place for heavy books to live, and in consequence many of the Volume books from I to XIV have broken covers.
Where Volumes I to VII lived when we had our office at Tri-State Marine in Deale I have no idea. If you visited in those days, perhaps you remember and can remind me?
After I have carried one or another of the books onto my desk, I open it and rifle through its pages, which, being newsprint, grow increasingly brittle with age. Except for the first volume, the books are bound from year's end back, and my journey through the pages of time begins with the uppermost number, usually 52. That's a very convenient place to start for Volumes I through XVI because in most of those years the last issue was a retrospective of The Year That Was.
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(To find out the years we ran covers in that design, I had to go back to the closest and hoist out each volume book. See what I mean?)
In 2009, we figured our history was preserved in our online archives, so we gave up retrospectives for Best of the Bay. The last issue of the year is a good Best of the Bay placement, which means less work for me, but I still miss the old roundup.
Once upon a time, I believed I remembered every word in my paper, every person who wrote those words, every photographer, every artist, every sale rep, every staffer. Plus every person, place and thing we wrote about.
Now, my memory looks like grandson Jack's favorite cheese, which is full of holes.
I am glad to say there is still cheese between the holes.
Occasionally a forgotten name sparks to life a wonderful experience. Larry Fogel is one of those, the Washington Post photographer who gave us one dear story (May 19, 2005) about saving seagulls caught in his fishing line.
Some things I remember with reassuring clarity. Yes, Kat Bennett — who wrote for us last decade — spelled her first name with a K. I'll have to tell that to Cathryn Freeburger, who shares a contemporary acquaintance with Bennett over, of course, cats, but spells Kat with a C.
Often a name returns to me with joy: Martha Blume, Connie Dargo, April Falcon Doss, Sara Ebenrech (now Leeland), ML Faunce, Carol Glover, Chris Heagy, Nancy Hoffmann, Ben Miller, Matt Pugh, Lee Summerall, Dick Wilson, Vivian Zumstein. Those hard-working long-time contributors wrote us many wonderful stories. I haven't forgotten them, but I'm glad to be reminded by my old volume books.
Some names are unforgettable, for they put long hours in creating these story books: Diana Beechener, Mark Burns, Sonia Linebaugh, Louis Llovio, Carrie Steele (now Madren), Margaret Tearman.
Other names make me laugh over their foibles or cringe at such follies as an under-researched story.
Still other names break my heart, for their byline will appear on no new stories: Dawn Kittrell, who died young; Bill Burton, who could not live forever; Rich 'Doc' Shereikis, who I am mourning as I write (see 1995). With them are too many more people who were alive when they entered our stories but are no more.
I'll wipe away those tears because I'm only up to 2005. I have many more years to review. Each books is shockingly full of great stories and good and audacious headlines. (No wonder House Minority Leader Tony O'Donnell was mad at me for the headline Delegate Nuked when he lost his job at Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant.)
The good news about all I've forgotten in 20 years is the thrill of remembering.
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Mercedes-Benz revamped the A-Class, which features redesigned front and rear bumpers and is optionally available with LED High Performance headlamps. From the beginning of 2016 Apple CarPlay and MirrorLink will become available. The refreshed Mercedes-Benz A-Class comes with a range of no less than eight petrol engines, oddly with only two displacements: a 1.6-litre four-cylinder (A 160, A 180 , A 180 BlueEFFICIENCY Edition & A 200) and a 2.0-litre four-cylinder (A 220, A 250, A 250 Sport and A 45 AMG) engine. The A 160 with 102 hp is the new entry-level model. It consumes 5.1 l/100 km (CO2-emissions 119 g/km) when opting for the 7G-DCT dual-clutch transmission, the manual version is slightly less efficient. The diesel range consists of five engines with two displacements: the 1.5-litre Renault engine is offered in the A 160 d, A 180 d and A 180 d BlueEFFICIENCY Edition, while the 2.2-litre Mercedes engine powers the A 200 d and A 220 d. Fuel consumption of the A 180 d BlueEFFIENCY Edition has been reduced slightly to 3.5 l/100 km (CO2-emissions 89 g/km). The A 220 d now offers 177 hp (+ 7 hp). The A 250 Sport now has an additional 7 hp (218 hp) over the regular A 250. Mercedes-Benz was slightly jealous seeing the Audi RS3 dethroning the A 45 AMG ("The best or nothing", right?), so it has improved the performance of high-performance even further. The four-cylinder engine develops 381 hp (+ 21 hp) and a maximum torque of 475 Nm. Thanks to faster gear ratios, aerodynamic fine-tuning and the Dynamic Select driving mode it launches the A 45 AMG from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.2 seconds, 0.4 seconds than its predecessor.


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LOS ANGELES -- The Dodgers found life without starter Zack Greinke to be less than ideal on Tuesday night during a 9-2 loss to the Padres at Dodger Stadium.
Greinke, the Dodgers' $147 million co-ace, is out for eight weeks due to a fractured left collarbone sustained in Thursday's benches-clearing fracas in San Diego. His replacement in the rotation, Chris Capuano, exited Tuesday's outing in the third inning due to a strained left calf and could land on the disabled list.
"It's a little sore. A strain, but not a full tear or anything like that," said Capuano, who will have an MRI either Wednesday or Thursday. "I hope the MRI shows it's not a very serious strain."
The Dodgers have lost three games in a row, and four of five since Greinke's injury.
Capuano, who began the year in the bullpen because of the club's excess of starters, didn't have his best stuff in his first start since October. The left-hander allowed four runs in the first inning on five singles and a walk.
"The first inning was tough, I wasn't hitting my spots," Capuano said. "They hit some seeing-eye balls, and they found holes. Nothing went our way in the first inning. And to have this stupid little injury pushes you over the edge."
Capuano retired the side in the second, but appeared to injure his calf covering first base on a grounder to end the inning. He was removed from the game after walking Jesus Guzman on four pitches to open the third.
"He wanted to try to pitch, but it just didn't make any sense," manager Don Mattingly said. "It's really early. I just can't allow a guy that's had Tommy John to go out there and try to pitch on a leg that he can't use for everything. He's not using his whole body. I couldn't do that to a guy."
Matt Guerrier relieved Capuano and went two innings. Josh Wall, recalled from Triple-A Albuquerque on Monday, entered in the fifth and allowed three runs over two frames. Paco Rodriguez and Kenley Jansen combined for two scoreless frames before Brandon League allowed one run in the ninth.
Meanwhile, the Dodgers' offense continued its trend of wasting scoring opportunities.
The Dodgers loaded the bases with one out in the third, but a Mark Ellis sacrifice fly was the only thing to show for it. Matt Kemp struck out swinging to end the threat.
After that, the home team struggled to get anything going against Padres starter Jason Marquis and did not get a runner back on second base until Carl Crawford doubled with two outs in the eighth.
"It was a battle," said Marquis, who is 7-4 with a 2.53 ERA in 17 career appearances against the Dodgers. "My fastball command wasn't where I wanted it, but my slider-split were pretty good. I tried to tell myself [in the third inning] to just try and minimize the damage. We had a 4-0 lead. I just tried to not let it get out of hand."
Juan Uribe and A.J. Ellis had the only other hits off Marquis, both singles.
The Dodgers made solid contact early in the game, but a strong wind blowing in from center field didn't help. Crawford lined a ball into the gap in left-center in the first, but it died on the warning track for an easy out.
"We had some good swings today, unfortunately the wind held up a few of those," said first baseman Adrian Gonzalez. "But we've got to do a better job."
Kemp continued his slow start to the season with an 0-for-3 night, including two strikeouts. The center fielder is hitting .185 (10-for-54) with no homers and four RBIs through 14 games.
"Matt's pressing pretty good. Tonight he seemed really frustrated," Mattingly said. "The game didn't help. It's one of those games that you jump behind early and nothing kind of seems to go your way, and obviously it didn't go good for him."
Mattingly removed Kemp from the game in the top of the seventh in favor of Skip Schumaker. After the game, the manager said he's considering giving a Kemp a day off.
With Capuano's health in question and Greinke sidelined until mid-June, the Dodgers could move Ted Lilly back into the rotation. The left-hander has been pitching in the Minor Leagues on a rehab assignment, and assistant pitching coach Ken Howell said he looked much better in his latest outing on Tuesday.
"At least we're in a position where we do have a guy like Ted, who has been working his way back and getting arm strength as we go," Mattingly said. "We're kind of fortunate that we had an excess of starters."
And with off-days on Thursday and Monday, the Dodgers won't need a fifth starter until April 24. That allows management some time to sort things out.


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Many studies have shown that the #1 method most important for the prevention of hospital-acquired infections (often drug resistant) is consistent and effective hand hygiene on the part of caregivers and visitors. The CDC is encouraging hospitals to show this short film (or podcast) to all patients admitted to the hospital (which is what we are doing now where I work). It is also applicable to family, agency, or PCA caregivers in your home.
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Lotus has announced the name of its first all-electric model.
Due to start production in 2020, the hypercar will be called the Lotus Evija.
The car's production was confirmed at Shanghai International Auto Show in April but until now it has only been known by its Lotus Type number – Type 130.
Pronounced 'ev-eye-a' its name means 'the first in existence' or 'the living one'. Lotus says the name reflects Lotus' reputation as a pioneer and innovator in the automotive and motorsport sectors.
The Evija is a massively important car for Lotus. It's the first new Lotus model launched since 2008 and the first since the company was bought by Chinese firm Geely, which also owns Volvo, Lynk & Co and Proton. Only 130 models will be built at the firm's factory in Hethel, Norfolk, in tribute to its Type number.
Specifications for the Evija are still thin on the ground although a total system output of 1,000bhp has been rumoured. The all-electric drivetrain is being developed in collaboration with Williams Advanced Engineering, which is investing heavily in battery and EV expertise.
Ahead of its global unveiling in London on July 16th, which we will be covering, visitors to Goodwood Festival of Speed will get an exclusive glimpse of the Evija with a 'light show' experience that reveals new details and provides hints of its exterior design.
Lotus Cars CEO Phil Popham said: "Evija is the perfect name for our new car because it's the first hypercar from Lotus, our first electric offering and is the first new model under the stewardship of Geely. The Evija is a Lotus like no other, yet a true Lotus in every sense. It will re-establish our brand on the global automotive stage and pave the way for further visionary models."


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Google Maps for iPhone downloaded by 10m
This post was originally published on Mashable.
Google Maps became the top free app in the Apple App Store just a few hours after it was released late on Thursday. Now, we know just how popular the app has really been.
Jeff Huber, the SVP of geo and commerce at Google, revealed in a Google+ post that the company's new maps app for iOS was downloaded more than 10 million times in less than 48 hours after it was released.
"We're excited for the positive reception of Google Maps for iPhone around the world," Huber wrote in the post. "Congratulations to the Maps Team on the recognition for the passion and hard work they poured into it, for this release and over the last 7+ years."
Few if any apps have been as hyped as Google's new Maps application for iOS. Apple replaced Google Maps with its own mapping application when it released iOS 6 in September. Apple customers quickly criticised the company's maps app for being rife with errors, prompting CEO Tim Cook to publicly apologise for it. Meanwhile, rumours circulated for months that Google was working on a new version.
Early reviews of the new Google Maps app have been incredibly positive, with Mashable's own Samantha Murphy writing that it puts Apple's maps app to shame.
Google chairman Eric Schmidt said in an October interview that Apple "should have kept" Google Maps on the iPhone because "they're better maps". He also made a joke in an interview with Stephen Colbert just before Apple Maps were again available to iOS 6 users. He said: "Google Maps are phenomenal. Ask an Apple user."


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It's been a rough U.S. Open for American men with none reaching the quarterfinals. But the Bryan twins provided the highlight yesterday with 34-year-old Californians Bob and Mike winning their 12th major championship to tie the all-time men's doubles record.
The Bryans arrived in Flushing Meadows as Olympic gold medal winners, and left Arthur Ashe Stadium having beaten Leander Paes and Radek Stepanek 6-3, 6-4 to avenge their loss in the Australian Open and match John Newcombe and Tony Roche for the all-time doubles record.
"[The gold] did take pressure off. We talked about it before each match. We're like, 'Let's swing free, we have the gold,' '' Mike Bryan said. "We came into this probably a little fatigued and just running on adrenaline from the Olympics. We could see the finish line. This final match, that's what we pushed toward.''
They chest bumped at the end of the match, with new father Bob Bryan tossing his Olympic gold medal to a friend in the stands.
"That was my buddy from Miami. He has good hands. If he wasn't an athlete, I wouldn't have thrown it to him, but he's a coordinated guy. I knew he'd catch it,'' said Bob Bryan, who has been toting the medal with him and claims it's good luck.
Bob Bryan — who brought his infant daughter to the post-match interview — carried the gold medal with him to the Cincinnati WTA and ATP Masters events, and even took some credit for Sergio Garcia ending a four-year win drought to grab a spot in the Ryder Cup later this month.
"I actually let Sergio Garcia wear it in Cincinnati. Then he went win, third, and he made $1.5 million in two weeks. So I think it's good luck,'' Bob Bryan said.
It clearly brought the Bryans good fortune again in Flushing Meadows. They have now won all of the four Slams at least once, and their fourth U.S. Open championship ties them for most titles with Stan Smith and Bob Lutz.
"Yeah, I mean when we're done playing I think they're going to be fun to have. When you're in the heat of the moment you don't want to think about that stuff. We're just trying to win the Grand Slam, you know. And now that we could chill a little bit, it's fun to have it,'' Mike Bryan said. "To have a huge record like the Grand Slam record is really cool.''


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The Kunsthaus is in the heart of Zurich's old town close to the main railway station and the lake.
Kunsthaus Zürich
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Public transport
Tram 3 / 5 / 9 and bus 31 to the 'Kunsthaus' stop
Note: Zürich Card holders can travel free to the Kunsthaus on all forms of public transportation.
Parking for cars
The nearest parking area:
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Parking for coaches
The nearest parking area for buses/coaches is located at Stadthausquai 3, roughly 10 minutes' walk from the Kunsthaus.
Useful information about your visit
Please use the individual or group lockers in the entrance area. A staffed cloakroom is opened up temporarily (for example when the Kunsthaus is very busy) opposite the shop. Our cash desk staff and attendants will be happy to assist you.
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Food and beverages may not be taken into the collection and exhibition galleries but are permitted in the café in the entrance area (also applies to baby food and milk bottles).
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Free WiFi access is available to all our visitors. Simply connect your mobile device to 'WLAN Kunsthaus Zürich'. No password is required.
Photography for private purposes is permitted in the permanent collection and temporary exhibition galleries. The use of flash, tripods and selfie sticks is prohibited. Areas where photography is not permitted are designated accordingly.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Kunsthaus. For organizational reasons, prior registration is required. Please notify us of your preferred date and time 14 days in advance. firstname.lastname@example.com, +41 44 253 84 84
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Museum plan
In the collection, what's the best way to get from A to B? And how do I find the current exhibition?
Our floor plan contains an overview of every level of the museum – including temporary exhibitions and exhibitions in the collection.
Barrier-free access – a museum for everyone
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Steelers cut RB Chris Rainey after arrest in Florida
- The 2012 fifth-round pick was arrested on one count of simple battery (dating violence) Thursday morning
- Rainey was arrested in September 2010 for threatening his then-girlfriend via text message
The Pittsburgh Steelers cut running back Chris Rainey several hours after he was arrested in Gainesville, Fla., on one count of simple battery (dating violence) Thursday morning following an argument with his girlfriend over his cell phone.
"Chris Rainey's actions this morning were extremely disappointing," Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert said in a statement Thursday afternoon. "Under the circumstances and due to this conduct, Chris will no longer be a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers."
According to a press release from the Gainesville Police Department, Rainey, 24, began pulling the victim from the passenger side of his roommate's vehicle before witnesses observed him slap her across the face with an open hand. After the victim ran away, Rainey allegedly chased her down because his cell phone was in her bag and grabbed the bag, knocking both of them to the ground.
Officer Ben Tobias, spokesman for the Gainesville PD, said Rainey admitted to trying to grab the purse to get his phone but denied slapping her.
"We do have at least two witnesses that saw that part of it," he said.
Rainey told police that the woman fell out of the car when he went to reach for her purse and that he chased her after she ran away. The two fell to the ground, Rainey said, when he tried to grab the purse again.
BELL:Seau's death serves as reality check
Rainey, who has reportedly been dating the victim for nine months, was arrested by the Gainesville Police Department and taken to Alachua County Jail for booking.
The running back will remain in the Alachua County Jail at least until Friday morning when he will have a first appearance in court, Tobias said.
Rainey went to college in Gainesville, starring as a running back for the University of Florida football team before being selected by the Steelers in the fifth round of the 2012 NFL draft.
This isn't the first time Rainey has spent time in the Alachua County Jail in relation to his conduct with women. Rainey was arrested on a charge of felony aggravated stalking in September 2010 and accepted deferred prosecution for a lesser charge of misdemeanor stalking after he texted his on-again, off-again girlfriend of three years, "Time to Die bitch."
The victim supported the reduction in charges and released a statement following the conclusion of that case.
"We have known Chris Rainey for three years and never during that time has he displayed any violent or threatening behavior towards us or anyone," she wrote. "His actions that night were out of character for reasons unknown to us, which is why we stood up in court on his behalf."
As he was in 2010, Rainey is being represented by Gainesville attorney Huntley Johnson, who frequently represents current or former UF players in court.
Reached Thursday afternoon, Johnson said he had spoken with Rainey but could not provide comment at this time.
Rainey played a sporadic role in the Steelers backfield as a rookie this season, contributing mostly on special teams, where he returned 39 kicks for 1,035 yards as the team's primary kick returner.


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jeube necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 98 diseños de 28 diseñadores freelance.
We need a new logo that will replace our current logo.
internet solutions
Desired Color Scheme:
Current logo or greens orange or whatever you think is best
Desired Style:
Clean, stylish, creative typography
Accepted File Formats:
Illustrator vector and Photoshop layered PSD
We are looking for a clean professional logo with a bit of web 2.0 style (not too much 2.0 though since they all look similar).
CompuBase is a internet solutions company.
We provide one-stop shopping internet solutions.
Our current logo can be seen on http://www.compubase.nl. This logo is outdated and needs to be replaced with a new logo. The new logo does not need to fit in the current webdesign (we will design a new site later).
You might use the current color but feel free to change it to whatever you think is appropriate.
It would be nice if there is some relation with the current logo but it is not a strict requirement.
The brandname is Compubase but feel free to change the capitalization (i.e. compubase is fine too).
The subtitle is internet solutions.
We might want to to ask you for future designs for our customers.
Thanks for your contributions.
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Vehicle Identification
- In place and matching
- Inspect certification label (federal requirement)
- Check VIN label to paperwork
- Check for non-completed recalls
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- Turn signal and cornering lights
- Brake and high-mount stoplights
- Emergency Flashers
- Vehicle has 2 master key with remote entry (if applicable) and 2 valet key, flat key
- Programmed to immobilizer
Door Lock System
- Door opens/closes smoothly using interior and exterior door handles
- Doors cannot be opened when lock button is in lock position
- 2-turn unlock feature functions properly
- Remote entry system operates properly
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Rear Defogger
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