The U.S. "Time" magazine published eight anecdotes for 2009 list yesterday, including the use of music to torture prisoners, prison theme about hot dog shop, airline charging for toilet fees from passengers, as well as American women during pregnancy being pregnant again, a series of strange anecdotes are all placed on the list. Specific list is as follows.Would You Wear Electronic Gadgets ?

1. British Airways intended to charge passengers for toilet fee. For the aviation industry suffering from economic recession in 2009, the sky was not so blue as previous years. Confronted with the declining profit, some airline companies take measures like raising extra charge of luggage, food and beverage to make up the loss. In contrast, the British low-cost airline Ryan air increased revenue in the rapid and steady strides. They announced that it would charge passengers for toilet fee. Ryanair air line company expressed, would install credit card reader in the aerobuses and impose 1 pound (about 1.65 dollars) of toilet use charge on passengers. In addition, they also planned to remove two toillets in every aerobus(3 toilets in all). Ryan air CEO Michael OLeary 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? The charging plan for using toilets of Ryan Air cannot be put into practice for present. According to the estimate of officials, they needed at least two years in order to finish the job of dismantling and remodeling the toilets. Similarly, Japanese Nippon airline company has taken a similar measure that they require the passengers to go to the restroom before boarding so that the weight could be reduced, and lessen the fuel consumption needs.The Greatest Flashlights Are Produced, Go to Have a Look!

The famous American doll is of the same name with an arsonist unexpectedly. Rebecca Rubin is a doll created by American doll brand American Girl. Her identity is the Russian Jewish immigrants in 1914, living in Manhattan's Lower East Side. Rebecca Rubin in the real world is an arsonist on the list of F.B.I. Her nickname is "Little Missy", which sounds like a name of a doll, because it can be dated back to a series of arsons happened in Oregon as early as 1997. Obviously, it's only a coincidence that the name of a toy with history as its theme of "American Girl" has the same as the name of an escaped criminal. The government stated that Rubin who carried weapon while on the run was a dangerous personage.

The air in Spain contains trace amount drugs. If you want to experience high feeling, all you need to do is go outside and take a deep breath. Does it sound very incredible? An air quality test done by Spanish scientific research institutes- scientific research advanced committee in May shown that the air samples extracted from Madrid and Barcelona outdoor contained several trace drugs, including cocaine and lysergic acid (a kind of LSD). It is said that the Madrid air sample was extracted near a deserted building where a drug dealer used to live; while the Barcelona air sample was taken from the area around a university. The test results showed that drug content in the air in Spanish is far more than other countries. In this case, taking a deep breath outdoors can really experience the very high feeling in Spain? Obviously, the answer is negative. It is estimated that there is about 29pg to 850pg drug in every cubic meter of Spanish air.

4. One person in Chicago opened a hotdog shop, which chosen prison as its theme. A local people called James Andrews opened a hotdog shop with prison as its theme in the west district of Chicago. He called it "Serious Prisoner Franks". The employees in this shop are those who are released from prison. The slogan of the shop is "Flavor is good enough to seduce people to commit a crime".The shop is built with cinder blocks, which makes people feel a little cool. But not everyone wants to taste prison food. A councillor in Chicago did not permit Andrews to put up the sign board outside the hot dog stand. Community committee also opposed and tried to eradicate the stand. Kevin Jones, an employee who was a drug dealer, said, "Almost every day we spend in the 'fire', you absolutely never heard of such a thing. Suddenly, a hot dog stalls becomes the owners' hot topic."