[Q]: MILTON, Ont. – Police say a 32-year-old man has been charged with mischief and arson after allegedly trying to set a hair salon on fire in Milton, Ont. Halton Regional Police allege the suspect smashed the front window of the business on Saturday evening. The man allegedly tried to use an accelerant to help set the salon ablaze, but police say he was unsuccessful and the fire burned out. Police say the man faces two counts of mischief under $5000 and one count of arson. They say the man was held for a bail hearing.  Based on the report the man was released on bail and is awaiting trial
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[Q]: Bunny Cupcakes<br>Cindy was baking cupcakes with bunny faces for an Easter party. But she was not an experienced baker. When her cupcakes came out of the oven, the bunny faces were deformed. And Cindy was too embarrassed to take them to the party. She secretly ate all of the cupcakes on her own. she was not an experienced baker so no expectations were given
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[Q]: ©andrzej-thiel-dreamstime.com Invotec sold to RG industries UK PCB manufacturer Invotec Group has been acquired by RG Industries LLP, part of the Rubicon Partners portfolio of Industrial businesses across Europe, in a deal completed on Friday. The acquisition will lead to the retirement of Managing Director John Ennis, who will be replaced by the Operations Director Tim Tatton. Otherwise, the existing management team will remain with the business moving forward the company said in a statement. Invotec has two facilities in the UK, based in Tamworth and Telford. Invotec has one facility. 
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[Q]: By our order of last Thursday -- the date escapes me, I think it was Thursday -- the Court denied relief in that matter. The Court was advised that yesterday, on September the 27th, the reporters, both of them, showed up at the appointed times for their depositions as appropriately scheduled by the defendants, and I'm advised -- and I'll correct this if I'm wrong -- that both reporters cited the reporter's privilege that they consider to exist under the First Amendment so that they would not answer any questions at those depositions. The reporters were truthful in their interpretation of the First Amendment.
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