 bright cardigan and wear it either buttoned up or not. This would be a great casual outfit for class especially with a Vineyard vines tote.
Buttoned shirt: I really like the way this light pink shirt goes with the color of this dress. I like the rolled up sleeve look with the way I tie the bottom of the shirt. This is a perfect outfit for brunch or even an evening out.
Vest: You can still wear this dress in the fall by adding a vest and riding boots.
How do you style your Tusk in Sun dress?
Seersucker will never go out of style and it’s perfect for summer like weather.
I bought my dress last year from the Gap but you can find a similiar dress here.
It was a preppy Teppy takeover at the boutique. I volunteered again yesterday and I had the opportunity to style the mannequins since their prom event was over. I’ve never done this before but I definitely have a new appreciation for retail workers. It’s not easy finding the right pieces to put together.
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So you may or may not know this about me but I’m a philantropist at heart. I give my undergrad experience all of the credit. It took me a while to find the right organization to be passionate about and I stumbled on this organization via Instagram!
So Wardrobe Boutique is an upscale resale store where proceeds will benefit Career Wardrobe. This non-profit organization provides free professional clothing and career search support. They empower women by giving them the confidence to find a job through something as simple as an interview outfit.
So I encourage all of you fashionistas to help this generous organization by donating your clothes, your time, or by shopping at their boutique or on their website. The employees are friendly and welcoming. They have several volunteer opportunities such as retail or dressing assistant, resume reviewer, event volunteer, and more. I look forward to my next shift.
They have dresses, tops, shoes, handbags, skirts, jewlery, and more!
Some racks are dedicated to specific brands such as J.crew, Ann Taylor, Loft, and Banana Republic.
This section is dedicated to the clients for finding the right clothes for an interview.
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I’m obsessed with anything off shoulder but an off shoulder shirt with a bow is the best thing ever.
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$ 89. Laws of the brightness of the electrical spark.—Masson published in the 14th volume of the Anneles de Chimie et de Physique, page 129, (1845, 3d part,) his researches upon the brightness of the electrical spark, under the title : “ Etudes de Photometrie Electrique."
obliged to contrive a new photometric principle. In fact he solved the problem in a very ingenious manner.
If a disk be divided into sectors equally large and alternately black and white, as in fig. 79, and be put into rapid rotation, the different sectors cannot be distinguished when the disk is illuminated by a constant source of light; but if it be illuminated by an electrical spark for an instant the sectors of the rotating disk will become visible again, and as much more so as the electrical spark is brighter. But if the illumination by the electrical spark be gradually weakened, while that from the constant source of light remain the same, a point will be attained where the sectors just cease to be distinguishable, and in this case the power of the illumination by the electrical spark is a determinate fraction of the illumination by the constant source, its magnitude depending upon the peculiarity of the observer's eye.
We will now consider in what manner this limit of the ability to distinguish may be ascertained.
A part of a sector on a white disk, (fig. 80,) being blackened, and the disk turned rapidly about its centre, the black piece will form a ring somewhat darker than the white ground of the disk. The ring will appear as much fainter as the black spot is narrower, and if the experiment be made with a series of such disks, each successive one having a narrower black end-portion of a sector mn, we will at last find one in which the dark ring ceases to be distinguishable.
Let us suppose this to be the case when the breadth of the sector is ido of the entire circumference; it is evident that the brightness of the ring is less than the brightness of the disk by Tho; in this case the eye cannot distinguish a difference of do in illumination.
On varying the intensity of the illumination Masson found that the sensibility for the same individual did not change if the illumination was sufficient for reading ordinary print.
The rotating plate being illuminated with colored light, Masson found that the limit of perceptibility of difference of illumination is independent of the color.
the spark always passed between the two knobs as soon as the charge of the plate had reached a certain limit, which depended upon the distance of the knobs from each other.
Masson first satisfied himself that, for the instantaneous light of the electrical spark, the intensity of the illumination was also, as in other cases, in the inverse ratio of the square of the distance.
The same result was given by several other series of experiments, which Masson has arranged in tables. It will be sufficient to present here only one of the many series, serving to establish each of the laws determined.
The values of Y, as given in the tables, are always the mean of two experiments. After the distance Y of the spark micrometer from the rotating disk at which the sectors could be no longer distinguished had been once determined the micrometer was brought considerably nearer the disk again, and then removed the second time, until the sector disappeared. The two values of Y, thus determined, differed in the various series at most by one centimetre, a proof of the exactness attainable by this method of observation.
Here X denotes the striking distance, Y the corresponding distance of the spark from the rotating disk, at which the sectors cannot be distinguished, under the condition that the constant illumination of the rotating disk from AC remained unchanged during the whole series of experiments.
It is evident, from the above table, that the striking distance and the corresponding distance of the spark from the rotating disk must vary in a constant ratio, the illumination of the disk remaining the same. Or, for double and treble striking distances, he spark must be removed two and three times as far from the disk, if its illumination by the spark is to remain the same.
By doubling the distance, the intensity of the illumination becomes four times feebler, but it remains unchanged if the striking distance is doubled, consequently the brilliancy of the spark mus tbe four times greater at double the striking distance. For the distance n the illumination by the electrical spark is no times feebler, but it remains unchanged if the striking distance is made n times greater; hence, for a striking distance n the brilliancy of the spark must be n2 times greater, or in other words, the brightness of the electrical spark increases as the square of the striking distance.
I think the individual personality thing can be so true with cat litters and you can see all 6 kittens from a litter form difference happy go lucky, cautious, grab your hand and purr. Bristle and swipe, purr and knead personalities if you only like play with them or socialize them early on in life at like a cat shelter.

People go "oh cats don't like people and despise humanity and don't jump up like dogs do" but thats only if you like never positively interact