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William Wilkie, right, pictured with his children Sian and Willis. Picture: Colin Mearns By Kristy Dorsey He joined his father’s firm in West Dunbartonshire in 1976, right around the time when eyewear was beginning its transformation from the correction of a physical deficiency into a statement of style. Whereas William Wilkie’s dad kept seven or eight spectacle frames in a drawer and “more or less” told customers what they wanted, the wall displays at today’s Wilkie & Rider shops in Alexandria and Dumbarton present customers with hundreds of options. The evolution of opticians from “rather dowdy” storefronts into far more glossy venues also increased the appeal of the market, leading to the growth of major multiples such as Optical Express and Specsavers. Smaller businesses such as Wilkie & Rider that have fended off the encroachment of the national chains now face the added concerns of returning to “normal” trading once the pandemic subsides.
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When someone seeks to reach peace of mind, music is less often recalled than antidepressants and psychotherapy. Meanwhile, the right melody can change your emotional state in a few minutes. In the 1980s, the 7-Eleven supermarket chain in Canada came up with the solution to kick youth away from their parking: they simply turned on classical or easy-listening music. The teenagers could not stand the “old-fashioned” melodies and left. In this article, you will find tips on how to use music to change your emotional state.
How to Use Music in Everyday Life
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Reduction in Covidâ19 transmission in the Highlands, and throughout Scotland linked to vaccine By Louise Glen Published: 11:27, 12 March 2021
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Vaccination of Scotlandâs healthcare workers offers some protection against transmission of Covid-19 to their household contacts.
A study of all healthcare workers employed by the NHS in Scotland and their households, shows that the rate of infection with Covidâ19 for people that live with healthcare workers is at least 30% lower when the worker has been vaccinated mostly with a single dose.