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We are very busy at the moment. WBS - which is based in Coalisland - has five operating divisions covering modular buildings, modular homes and timber framed buildings, property development, windows, and roofing. All divisions are working at capacity at the moment and turnover has seen a steady increase over the years. We have just completed one of the largest high specification off-site construction projects in Ireland at Crumlin Hospital in Dublin. This involved the building of two new specialist medical facilities in the form of an MRI nuclear medicine facility and a haematology and oncology unit. ANY EXCITING PROJECTS IN THE PIPELINE? At present the window business is expanding with the introduction of a new aluminium profile system to the company, which will complement our PVC range.
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Prosecutors say a former Miami-Dade Water and Sewer employee took $1 million of the county's money before he was fired in a cellphone scandal. BY JACK DOLAN jdolan@MiamiHherald.com Police are seeking a former county Water and Sewer mailroom supervisor who is accused of indulging his taste for expensive German cars with $1 million stolen from taxpayers. Charles Anthony Vance, who was fired late last month for his role in a separate scandal involving millions paid by the department in unauthorized cellphone expenses, is now accused of stealing money earmarked for bulk mailing. ''The two cases are unrelated,'' said Miami-Dade County Inspector General Chris Mazzella, whose office handled the investigation. ``It's another unfortunate instance where there was a lack of sufficient oversight on some rather huge amounts of money.'' Vance could not be reached for comment.
A: Oddly enough, even though most of us can't even imagine what it would be like to taste music or smell the color red, those with synesthesia can and do that every day. Just as the word anesthesia means "no sensation," synesthesia means "joined sensation." For some reason, stimulating one sense will trigger perceptions in another sense. For example, a bright light might seem loud, the sound of a bagpipe sour, the color after sex a static silver. No one's quite sure of the cause, but there are a few hypotheses. Some experts think that crossed wires in the brain cause the problem (the path to the taste buds gets hooked up to the sense of hearing path, for example), while others believe it's due to a lack of inhibition (when the natural pathways that squelch irrelevant sensory input just aren't working properly).
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