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The U.S. "Time" magazine published the 2009 Eight Unheard-ofs List yesterday, including the use of music to torture prisoners, the hot dog shop with prison theme , airlways charges passengers for toilet fee, as well as an American woman got pregnant during pregnancy and so on. A series of unheard-ofs and weird things appear on the list. Specific list is as follows: One. British Airlines intent to charge for toilet fee from passengers'. For 2009 aviation industry which was completely suffering from economic recession would be getting worse. Aviation industry is facing with constantly shrinking profits, some airlines raise the surcharge of baggage, food and beverage, by which they can compensate for losses.Fine Ways to Settle GHD mk5

In contrast, the British low-cost airline, Ryanair strided more rapid and steady on the road of increasing revenue and announced that it would charge passengers for toilet fee. Ryanair said the aircraft will be installed with the credit card reader to collect the toilet fee of passengers £ 1 (about 1.65 U.S. dollars) . In addition, they also plans to remove two toilets from each aircraft (a total of 3 toilets). Ryan air CEO Michael O’Leary was in an interview with "The Guardian", said, "We plane will be able to fly a lap around Europe an average of one hour, why should we prepare for three toilets? Ryanair's toilets fee plan impracticability nowadays. According the official estimation, they need at least two years to finish the toilets' remove and refit works.Recently Drew Barrymore was Criticized for Wearing tiffany bracelet

Coincidentally, the Japanese Nippon Airways has taken a similar initiative, requested passengers to reduce the load of the aircraft before boarding, and thereby reduced the necessary consumption of fuel. Look Great With Most In Season Collections of GHD Rare The well-known American doll actually has the same name with the arson. 4 Charm About ed hardy clothing Rebecca Kalu Bin is a doll brand of "American Girl". Her identity is of a Russian Jewish immigrant in 1914, who lived in Lower East Side of Manhattan. Rebecca Kalu Bin in real world is an arsonist who was wanted by the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation.She was nicknamed "Little Missy", which sounds like a doll's name, because a series of arson in Oregon, who was wanted by the police could earliestly date back to in 1997.

"American Girl," a historical theme of children's doll has the same name with a fugitive,which obviously is a coincidence. Authorities said Rubin with weapon still was a dangerous person. 3. Trace drugs were discovered in the air in Spain. If you want to experience high feelings in Spain, you just have to walk out the room, breathe deeply. Does it sound amazing? In May, an air quality examination shows by Spain government scientific agency high scientific research committee, that the air stylebooks took from the open air of Madrid and Barcelona contain a few narcotics, it includes cocaine and lysergic acid (component of psychedelic drugs). Word revealed, the air samplesof Madrid was collected near the discarded erection where the drug traffickers used to live in, and the air sample in Barcelona was collected near a university.

Test results showed that drug contained in air in Spanish was far more than other countries'. That is to say that taking a deep breath outside in spain can really help you experience a very high feeling? The answer is clearly No.It is calculated that every cubic meter of air in Spain drug contains between 29-850 pg drug. Four. The Chicago residents built the prison theme about hot dog shop. James Andrews opened a hot dog shop in the prison theme called "Criminal offenders Franks" in the western city of Chicago, employees are those residents who were released from prison. This hot dog shop put forward the slogan of "too good taste to attract the criminals". The shop front adopted the coal cinder building blocks, gaving a cold breeze to the customers.